(stavesacre) Cornerstone 2009 Full Set
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- 0:01 - Kill My Darlings
5:06 - Threshold
10:03 - Bull Takes Fighter
13:45 - Future History of the Broken Hearted
18:18 - Colt .45
24:20 - Against the Silence
28:50 - An Eclipsing
31:29 - Rivers Underneath
38:40 - Gold and Silver
43:52 - Blind Hope
48:47 - The Dash on My Headstone
52:54 - It's Beautiful (Once You're Out Here)
56:20 - You Know How It Is
59:02 - Keep Waiting
1:05:40 - Wither / Ascend
1:11:49 - At the Moment
Repeat. - Hudba
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I've followed them from the beginning and never was I disappointed in a live show. They're one of the most influential bands in Christian Rock history. It was cool to listen to them along with POD, project 86, living sacrifice, and others back in the 90's when they changed the landscape in the Christian industry.
Ditto Mark 🤘
Wow
An incredibly talented and underrated band.
thank you for sharing. great audio and video. i miss C-Stone so much. Salomon was one of the dudes that would get my interest when he was there either with Stavesacre, The Crucified or Outer Circle... awesome voice.
I was at this show. Hard to believe it's already been 7 years since then.
I had the blessing of having Stavesacre's Absolutes & Common Children's Sky Wire albums when I was in my late teens, way back in the 90s. I had been a Christian as long as I could remember, but those were really dark times in my Faith. God used both those albums so powerfully in my life! In fact, it's only after all these years later that the Lord has been revealing to me how He has answered, & is answering still, so many of the prayers I prayed to him thru the lyrics in those amazing, gut-wrenching songs. These guys & Common Children may not have received the attention or accolades they deserve in this life, but great are their rewards in Heaven, where moths do not destroy & thieves do not break in to steal.
Common Children helped me out a lot, too. My favorite "forgotten" band.
@Æ N I Ǝ M A Same here!
@Æ N I Ǝ M A Common Children's SkyWire album was the right album at the right time for me. They were definitely anointed by God, no doubt about it! 😊
@@nathanossmann7038 Common Children are unreal. Skywire hasn't necessarily held up for me as well, but I listen to Delicate Fade and the inbetween time on the regular to this day.
My story too, mate. Stavesacre really helped me through some hard times. Eventually I returned to the Lord with renewed passion. They have left an indelible mark on my life.
holy shit, this is amazing. this is the only time i've ever seen Stavesacre. We drove from Vancouver, BC to Cornerstone almost entirely to see this one band. We LOST our camera the next night (at the Crucified lol) and all of our pics of this set.
Wow. Thank you.
Stavesacre is really cool! I only got one of their albums and as a born Catholic who is still a Christian and sometimes goes to Catholic mass with my nuclear family, these guys have incredible conviction and I am huge punker anyway. So it was like hey I was into MxPx and then got into other bands my family (well actually just my older brother) hated because they weren't Catholic enough. **sigh** I liked getting 'Absolutes' to balance out some of the more sinister stuff I had bought and got into.
As a young teenage convert Christian I used to dream about going to America and participating in Cornerstone as an adult (considering that I was born and grown up in post-soviet irreligious country of Eastern Europe). Next time as I checked there was no Cornerstone :(
Bummer. Yeah, Cornerstone was rad. Hate you missed it.
They’re playing at Furnace Fest in September.
@@JefferyHunt I can't afford it but man that lineup is utter gold.