Audio Adrenaline

In today's episode, the Squids chat with Landon Jennings of the band Showbread.

They discuss Kansas City, the New Earth venue, Squad 5-0, getting recruited to play keyboards, MySpace, sharing memories of music with your kids, screen printing, audio adrenaline, Carmen, a vinyl discovery, laundry tips, and more.

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Currently going through the discography of Audio Adrenaline in alphabetical order.

Halfway done, and then after that, who knows what band we'll talk about.

Yeah

... oh, what's, what's the, the, yeah, other band in that time? Audio Adrenaline.

Oh, okay.

They, they sounded much like Audio Adrenaline.

I don't know if I'd make that comparison, but okay.

[laughs]

Yeah, yeah.

They're, they're good.

And I'm like, huh? What rock was I living under? So they released that.

Audio Adrenaline released their Adios, which was their greatest hits album.

That was their big farewell thing.

They called it quits.

Unfortunate.

Yeah.

Their final show, I believe, was in 2007. in in hawaii um because they also released that on cd and dvd a year later but um i know audio adrenaline had a couple chances at at at second life uh they had kevin max take over for one album and then they had adam ag of stellar cart and um You know, he did, he had one there.

Let's see.

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I feel like when you think of, like, n- when I think of '90s Christian music, I think of DC Talk, Audio Adrenaline, Newsboys, and then I feel like the fourth one is, you can rotate it with, like, a, like, Jars of Clay.

Or maybe you sit there and you say, "Well, you know, Starflyer wasn't as famous, but they're the Tooth and Na-" So I feel like even they get the recognition 'cause it's like if you move to the Tooth and Nail section.

Yeah.

Yeah.

I would have been listening to the radio and audio adrenaline.

Probably exclusively.

Yeah.

That's, [laughs] that was, that's what I knew about.

But I didn't know about Audio Adrenaline, you know, and, and the Newsboys.

Yeah.

Um-

Just really quick-

Yeah

... give me, give me three to five artists that you were like, "Oh, this is Christian, and I genuinely like this." Like, like what are some, Audio Adrenaline's one.

Yeah, definitely.

An image flashed across my TV screen Another broken heart comes into view I saw the pain and I turned my back Why can't I do the things I want to? I am willing yet I'm so afraid

It's a powerful song by Audio Adrenaline.

I'll be your hands, I'll be your feet, and I'll go where you send me.

Powerful, powerful, powerful.

I mean, Michael W. Smith, Stephen Curtis Chapman, Keith Green.

Deuce Boys, DC Talk, Petra, trying to think of some other ones, but Audio Adrenaline, The Third Day.

And so I listened to all of that.

And then my dad was really into like just sort of the soft rock of the era.

familiar, but I don't know.

He

was one of the original members of Audio Adrenaline.

That's why,

Because if I can understand all the ways of God with my puny little mind, well, that's a pretty small God as I see it.

You know, I listened to a lot of Christian music back in the 90s and 2000s, and one of my favorite groups was a group called Audio Adrenaline.

If you listened to Christian music during that time, you might recognize that band name.

And they had a fantastic album that came out of the mid-90s called Bloom.