That was the Jeremy Camp song that really got the evening rocking, with the lights moving all over the place and the smoke machines working overtime to add to the effects. The atmosphere was electric, the floor shaking with every note from the bass guitar. If you had perfect hearing upon entering the building, my guess is that it’s been somewhat diminished. And oh, it was ever worth it.

The music started with openers Adam Watts and Building 429, both groups talented. It’s amazing though how the artist they opened for seemed to blow them out of the water. You hear one group. They’re good. You hear another. They’re good too. Enter Jeremy Camp. WOW. Now they’re good!

On another totally different and somewhat political note:

Was the 2004 Presidential Election rigged?

No actual evidence of rigging, but it definitely shows the possibility. No response yet from Diebold, to my knowledge.