- Are You Gonna Be Ike's Girl?
- JC's Mom
- The Voice of Sodom
- It's Tough (Song About Nehemiah)
- Welcome to the Judges
- Back Intact
- Good News Bookie (live)
- Hotel Can't Afford Ya 2004
- Micah No. 5
- December 5 or 6 B.C.
- Santa Claus
- It's Not Eden
- Meshach
- Lifestyles of the Rich &Nameless
- Wherever You Will Sow (live)
- The Devil Went Down to Jordan
- Corinthians
- Baa! We're Lambs
- Smooth Grandmama (live)
- Life Restored
- Bethlehemian Rhapsody
- The Real Sin Savior
- Story of a Squirrel
- I Love Apostle Paul (live)
- Pray Now (Lost Art)
- Livin' What Jesus Spoke Of
- Learn Some Deuteronomy (live)
- Choirboy
- Jail Got Rocked
- One Way
- Enter Samson
- Kick in the Wall
- Put You Down in My Will
- Walk His Way (live)
- Narrow Way to Heaven
- Love & Kisses (live)
- Naomi Gonna Be with Ruth
- People
- Bad Dude Risin'
- Jacob's Name Is Israel (live)
Apologetix is considered the premier Christian parody band, and they celebrate their ten-year history with this lengthy double-disc collection of old and new material. But whereas Weird Al Yankovic spoofs pop/rock/rap hits for laughs, this is a band driven primarily by ministry, as suggested by their name. As such, their riffs on mainstream hits by the likes of Smash Mouth, AC/DC, and Elvis Presley are as often intended to be as serious as silly.
These guys have nonetheless improved with time, evidenced by the newer songs on the first disc. Spoofs like "The Voice of Sodom" (Don Henley), "It's Not Eden" (Five for Fighting), and "It's Tough" (Maroon 5) reveal wittier lyrics from J. Jackson, and his vocal impersonations are in many instances almost uncanny. Amazing that the same band and singer can accurately mimic both The B-52's and Guns 'n' Roses—and rebound from such a shaky career start.
Essentially a cover band, you have to wonder how much interest and replay value there is here. Do most non-Christians appreciate the scriptural humor? Does the majority of Apologetix's target audience recognize the mainstream songs being covered? And even Weird Al's parodies grow tired with repeat listens. Suffice to say, you already know whether or not this is for you.