“The Interpreter” was our Friday night date-nite movie. Jess and I went to see “The Interpreter” after only seeing the previews on television and before other films.

Neither of us had heard whether it was “good” or not, so we went in unbiased.

This movie WAS “good”. Minimal language, no sex, good plot, great actors.

However, this movie was just “good”…

What I mean is – this movie didn’t make me want to change my occupation to that of Secret Service or UN Interpreter. It didn’t make me want to read any books on either occupation. It didn’t make me want to buy the movie to watch it again when it’s available. Nothing.

The movie was long (more than 2-hours) and it felt long. I don’t like it when this happens.

Good plot, great idea – could’ve been better.

I’m pretty sure my musical tastes have “matured” in the last hours of listening to this new John Davis album.

A modern day “Damascus Road Conversion-ite”, John Davis, formerly of the band Superdrag released this solo album after meeting Jesus in a real-way.

His website’s biography says that he was on the way to his folks’ home when he felt an overwhelming presence in his vehicle and instandly knew the “void” in his life would not be filled by the “alcoholic road” he was currently taking..

This album is a sinner-turned-Christ-follower’s heart for sure. The lyrics are over-the-top Christ-centered. The music style is unlike ANYTHING I’ve ever heard under the umbrella of Contemporary Christian Music. It reminds me of listening to some of Dad’s old 8-tracks and the “oldies” stations on long road trips as a family!

Honestly, my DAD would like this music!

www.johndavismusic.com – you can listen to tracks from the CD there!

12 great tracks accompany this disc that I actually downloaded thanks to many of you and your free iTunes Pepsi caps.

Honestly, if you have ANY time in the next few moments after reading this post, visit John’s website and listen to the tracks. Amazing stuff!