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ROYALTY and RECORDS J o u R N A L an International Alternative Christian Music Journal EDITOR Tom D. Stephenson ASSOCIATE EDITOR Anne Stephenson REGIONAL EDITORS Charles Gates - California Lionel Vargas - Texas INSIDE THIS ISSUE Anne Stephenson - Washington Wim Boluyt - Holland FILM ARTS EDITOR INTERVIEWS Wes Magruder THEATRE ARTS EDITOR Scaterd-Few with Ramald Domkus page five Peter Senkbeil with Karen and Don Peris page eight The Innocence Mission COLUMNIST Dan Koenig FEATURES MET AL a: THRASH LISTINGS Pacific Theatre's Remnant page eight Dave Johnson - White Throne Royalty and Records page eleven CARTOONISTS Chris Taylor a: Baron Wiley Notes on Video page eleven Issachar page eleven DISTRIBUTION MUSIC LISTINGS NEW YORK METROPOLITAN AREA Adult Progressive page three Individual Bookstores LOS ANGELES COUNTY, ORANGE College Progressive page three COUNTY Alternati ve page seven AND SAN DIEGO, CALIFORNIA Charles Gates Thrash page ten Chris Rumbaugh Metal page twelve PASADENA AND UNIVERSITIES IN Top 40 / Dance page twelve THE LOS ANGELES AREA Yet to Classify page fourteen Mike Futch HOUSTON, SAN ANTONIO, DALLAS AND AUSTIN, TEXAS Lionel Vargas CHICAGO METROPOLITAN AREA John Thompson SAN FRANCISCO, OAKLAND, SAN JOSE AND SACRAMENTO Greg Sostrom FT. MEYERS, FLORIDA s US S C RIP T ION S Mike Becht radio and mobile dj's PHILADELPHIA, LANCASTER, WILMINGTON AND TRENTON Jeff Butz WASmNGTON, D.C. METROPOLITAN AREA" Erik Jones GRAND RAPIDS, LANSING Europe AND DETROIT, MICHIGAN Jamie Lee Rake Australia ST. LOUIS AND JEFFERSON, New zealaDa MISSOURI Dave Hoehler Almost 500 new CLEVELAND, AKRON AND Cornerstone and YOUNGSTOWN, OHIO since Issue 3. We Marc Plainguet encouraging cards and to your comments and BOSTON METROPOLITAN AREA noticed our new look. Individual Bookstores requested by you, our ATLANTA AND CHARLESTON Dave Criswell PHOENIX, MESA AND TUCSON Most of the music listed on is r:adilY available through your local bookstore or . ne of tJj~ mail­ ARIZONA order outlets listed below. you to write each of them for a catalogue. Send us a s/JIl if you T. J. Thompson need help finding anything. SEATTLE, TACOMA, EVERETT, Embryo Arts OLYMPIA AND PORTLAND Nonnentaplaan 52 Anne Stephenson B-38oo Sint-Truiden Belgium Greg Otterholt Key Records. PO Box 427 VANCOUVER AND VICTORIA, B.C. Lloyd, FL 32337 Mike Breuer Kosher Recorda. 900 North "L" Street AUSTRALIA Lompoc, CA 93436 Rod Hanckel Long's Christian Music. 2306 Edgewater Drive NEW ZEALAND Orlando, FL 32804 Mark Raffills Plankton Records. 236 S EUROPE E70NP Wim Boluyt ACM Journal is published Triannually and printed in the United States. Advertising rates are available on sense when ordering request. Back issues are available. and never · mail Please write for more information • . ~lili;~~~nl~ Money Orders are 4i face value plus Copyright 1990, ACM Journal / ds $1. 20 through the Post Office for placing orders ves~ •. r ARK Records PO Box 230073 Tigard, OR 97223 AKUT West Germany ROBIN CROW 10NA England Neves Licht Windows to the World untitled c/o Axel Dresbach Fortress, 1988. indep't, 1990. Sparrow, Wiehler Strabe 14 Creator 5226 Reichshof HANS-JURGEN HUFEISEN Germany PHOENIX Wehnrath LASSE DANIELSSON Sweden Die Neue mte untitled Tia Dia Fl6tent6ne c/o Johannes Lutz JUSTO ALMARIO Solid Rock Import, 1987. Menschlich Bergstrasse 22 Forever Friends Domino 7418 Grossengstingen Plumbline EDEN Germany Sparrow, 1987. Bilder aU8 Mittelerde PAUL JACKSON, JR. PRISMS Family Time Lord, 1984, Yavanna. I Came to Play Portraits in Synthesis MCA. Pere1andra Atlantic. Jeffrey Lams and John Andrew Lord. Out of the Shadows Schreiner BILL BAUMGART Erwartung . Atlantic. Maranatha, 1986. The Kindling Lord, 1984. Frontline, 1988. Heimkehr JEFF JOHNSON Oregon TOM SHINNESS Texas Lord. The Anvil of God's Word Something Inseperable STEPHEN BELL-BOOTH New Zealand Ark, 1976. indep't, 1989. Shelter DIETER F ALK Germany Please Forgive us Lord c/o Sound Factory Studios Instnwnental Journey Ark, 1977. 1807 Post Oak Lane BENEDICAMUS Holland Pila, 1985. The Face of the Deep Carrolton, TX 75007 untitled On Time Ark, cd reissue 1989. Een Man Kwam In Een Land Pila, 1985. Through the Door SANDY SIMPSON Today Ark, cd reissue 1989. The Passing of the Dark GERT BERKHOUT Holland Pila, 1987. Shadow Play Outrigger. Straight From My Heart Ark, 1983. indep't. DAVID FRIESEN Icons ADRIAN SNELL Inner Voices Ark, 1984. Song of an Exile RODNEY CORDNER " Ireland Global Pacific, 1987. Fallen Splendor Word, 1989. JOHN PIERRE RUDOLPH Other Times, Other Places Ark, 1986. new 8lbum in progress Only One Name Global Pacific, 1989. Born of Water indep't, 1981, w/ Tim Manly. Ark, 1987, w/Frlesen A: Hagleganz. RICHARD SOUTHER On the Other Hand BOB HANSON British Columbia The Awakening Heirborne indep't, 1983. Single, Child on the Run Ark, 1987, w/ Sandy Simpson. Sparrow, 1985. Up Hill and Down Brae indep't, 1988. This Mystery I Pose Innermission GMI, 1985. new album in progress Ark, 1988, w/ Sandy Simpson. Sparrow, 1986. We Stand Forgiven Harvest, 1990. Why Should the Heart Not· Dance GMI, 1988. Ark, 1988. KIRK WHALUM A Touch of Irish Joy TOM HOWARD Pilgrimage And You Know That GMI, 1989. Solo Piano Ark, 1989. CBS. Sing for the Song Maranatha, 1987. Similitudes The Promise indep't, 1990. Harvest Ark, 1989. CBS. RCA, 1979. Humans CBS Canada, 1980. Inner City Front CBS Canada, 1981. The Trouble With Normal CBS Canada, 1983. Stealing Fire ADAM AGAIN California 12 Songs About Love, God, Money Let the Day Begin CBS Canada, 1984. In a New World ot Time Narrowpath, 1990. MCA, 1989. World of Wonders Blue Collar, 1986. PO Box 421890 MCA/Gold Castle, 1986. Ten Songs by Adam Again San Francisco, CA 94142-1890 CAMEL SOCIETY KINGS Pennsylvania Waiting for a Miracle Broken, 1988. Love Runs Deep, EP Gold Castle, 1987. Homeboys BLUE TRAPEZE California indep't, 1987. Big Circumstance Broken, 1990. Sanctuary, EP Always Under Your Hair. EP Gold Castle, 1988. indep't, 1986. indep't, 1990. Bruce Cockburn: Live THE ALARM Wales Mask " Marquee. EP PO Box 182 Gold Castle, 1990. untitled. EP indep't, 1986. Harleysville, P A 19438 IRS, 1983. Demo. From a Dream COLOR BLIND caurornis Declaration indep't, 1987. CANNON HEATH DOWN Canada Pain. Pride. Stupidity IRS, 1984. Demo. Farewell to No One 5866 Lancaster Street and Prejudice Spirit of '76, EP indep 't, 1987. Vancouver, B.C. V5R 4B1 indep't, Summer 1989. IRS, 1985. Demo. Waiting on your Call PO Box 1593 Strength indep't, 1989, Dancing Crows. PBTER CASE Southgate, CA 90280 IRS, 1985. compilation scheduled untitled Eye of the Hurricane indep't, 1990. Geffen, 1986. COMMON BOND (disbanded) IRS, 1987. new album scheduled The Man with the .Blue Guitar untitled Electric Folklore Live, EP indep't, 1990. Geffen, 1989. indep't, 1983. IRS, 1988. 1724 Washington Avenue Heaven is Calling Change Santa Monica, CA 90403 CHANGBD Holland Broken, 1986. IRS, 1989. It's Good to be Alive Anger into Passion Change (Welsh Language Version) BOOK OF MARTYRS . New Zealand indep't, 1988. Frontline, 1987. Catbarsia Who is Real? ALLIES indep't, 1988. indep't, 1989. DA (see Swirling Eddies) California Long Way from Paradise c/o Jouke Droogsma Horrendous Disc Dayspring, 1989. T-BONE BURNETT California Jutte 21 Solid Rock, 1980. Daniel Amos. Truth Decay 8447 AA Heerenveen Alarma THE AWAKENING Canada Tacoma, 1979. Newpax, 1981, Daniel Amos. Two Worlds Proof Through the Night THE CHOIR California Doppleganger indep't, 1986. Warner Bros., 1983. Voices in Shadows Alarma, 1983, Daniel Amos. Sanctified Trap Door Broken, 1985, Youth Choir. Vox Humana Reunion, 1987. Warner Bros., 1984. Shades of Gray. EP Refuge, 1984, Daniel Amos. Into Thy Hands Trap Door. EP Myrrh, 1986, Youth Choir. Knowledge" Innocence Reunion, 1988. Demon, 1984. Diamonds and Rain Shadow, 1986, T. S. Taylor. Behind the Trap Door, EP Myrrh, 1987. Fearful Symmetry THE BISCAYNES Arizona Demon, 1984. Chase the Kangaroo Frontline, 1986. Dogs and Women The Talking Animals Myrrh, 1988. A Briefing for the Ascent indep't, 1990. CBS, 1988. Wide-eyed Wonder Frontline, 1987, T. S. Taylor. PO Box 50642 Myrrh, 1989. Darn Floor - Big Bite Phoenix, AZ 85076 CAEDMON PLATEN TANNER Texas Frontline, 1987. Rome Wasn't Burnt in a Day THE CLAIM California BLACK AND WHITE WORLD California indep't, 1990. Demo, A Time for Answers DAN H. BAND Minnesota untitled indep't 1988. The Line indep't, 1990. CAFE NOIRE California 25292 McIntyre indep't, 1988. new album in progress untitled Laguna Hills, CA 926'53 Shadow indep't, Fall 1990. indep't, 1989. indep't, 1988. c/o Paul Hanna new material? THE CLEAR New Zealand Golden Streets 2952 Pepper Tree Lane c/o L.T.W.P. Equinox indep't, 1989. Apt. 'C' 425 W. Commonwealth indep't 1983, Thin Red Line. Intentions Costa Mesa, CA 92626 Fullertop, CA 92632 Seclusion in Paradise indep't, 1989. indep't,1984, Thin Red Line. House of Stone JOHNNY J. BLAIR California THE CALL untitled, EP indep't, 1990. Door in the Water untitled Ode, 1985, Thin Red Line. 420 10th Avenue North indep't, 1985, reissue 1988. Mercury, 1982. Simplicity, EP Minneapolis, MN 55401 untitled (the Green Album) Modern Romans Ode, 1986·, Thin Red Line. indep't, 1986. Mercury, 1983. Lie of the Land DANCE OF THE PORCUPINES Calif. Yellow House Scene Beyond Dreams Ode, 1987, Thin Red Line. untitled. Demo indep't, 1988. Mercury, 1984. untitled, EP indep't, 1989. Train Tracks in the Snow Reconciled Ode, 1988. new album in progress Narrowpath, 1988. Elektra, 1986. Narrowpath; 1990. Normal Songs and Near Hits Into the Woods BRUCE COCKBURN Canada indep't, 1989. Elektra, 1987. Dancing in the Dragon's Jaws ••• continued page 4 California GO GO STREBT Scotland Frontline, 1989. THE OCEAN BLUE untitled new albwa scheduled untitled indep't. Frontline, 1990. Sire/Reprise, 1989. DALLAS GRAHAM • the Revs N.
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