Many of the slain students came from strong Protestant evangelical Christian backgrounds, and thus, the memorial program reflected an evangelical flavor. Franklin Graham, son of world-renown evangelist Billy Graham, was the main speaker. Additionally, two star performers from the Contemporary Christian Music industry were invited to perform. Perhaps my question will be answered somewhere down the road. Until then, I'm afraid we're stuck with a Christian artist who doesn't know the difference between Picasso and pistachio.
Every song is made up of lyrics, vocals and a tune.
A truly bad song must fail miserably at one or more of these three elements. Fortunately, songs with horrendous tunes rarely make it into a recording studio. More likely, the tune of a bad song is infectious. Like a sexually transmitted disease, the first contact is enjoyable, but once it's had time to fester, it can drive you insane. Hideous vocalists are also usually barred from studio microphones, so the masses are mostly spared the torment of truly bad singers.