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The backs say "I'm loving my husband/wife and I haven't even met him/her". (ctbarna/flickr)
Ten years ago Christian rock was widely considered a niche market, but it's become a billion-dollar-a-year industry. Fans of the music run the gamut, from followers of mainstream bands, like Creed, to the lesser known "Christian goths." Journalist Andrew Beaujon talks about his year-long investigation of the Christian rock movement. Then, violinst Anne Akiko Meyers talks about her involvement in "Rewind," a concert that spans five centuries of music. Plus, find out why music licensing may be hurting DVD sales.
Christian Rock
Andrew Beaujon, senior contributing writer for Spin, talks about his year-long venture into the heart of the Christian rock movement and his book "Body Piercing Saved My Life: Inside the Phenomenon of Christian Rock."
Anne Akiko Meyers
Violinst Anne Akiko Meyers talks about her involvement in "Rewind," a concert that spans five centuries of music.
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