Isn't Wasn't Ain't

Isn't Wasn't Ain't is the debut album by Christian parody band ApologetiX, originally released in 1993. The album was re-released in 2003 and 2005.

Isn't Wasn't Ain't
Studio album by
ApologetiX
Released17 July 1993[1]
Recorded3 June 1993[1]
GenreChristian
Length63:15 (1993 version)
56:49 (2003 version)
72:51 (2005 version)
LabelParodudes
ProducerKarl Messner
ApologetiX chronology
Isn't Wasn't Ain't
(1993)		 Radical History Tour
(1994)

Track listing
  1. "Isn't Wasn't Ain't (In The Bible) - 2:31
  2. "David & Goliath" - 2:29
  3. "Lions" - 3:39
  4. "Patients" - 5:42
  5. "Help Me, Rhoda" - 2:38
  6. "That Daughter" - 4:08
  7. "Little Esther" - 3:03
  8. "Don't Try (To Hide) - 4:17
  9. "I Found The Answer There" - 2:56
  10. "Be Like David Was" - 4:39
  11. "Ain't That A Miracle?" - 4:28
    • Parody of "Pink Houses" by John Cougar Mellencamp
    • Later rewritten & re-recorded for Soundproof.
  12. "God I Like About You" - 2:50
  13. "Faith Pt. 2" - 2:37
  14. "Christians Doin' Music" - 3:28
  15. "What Is & Will Forever Be" - 4:51
  16. "In Matthew 9" - 2:22
  17. "Mrs. Protestant" - 3:35
  18. "He Really Got Mad (1993)" - 2:52
  19. "Love (Ain't Nothin')" - 3:34
  20. "Verynice City" - 6:02

Personnel
  • J. Jackson: Lead vocals, background vocals on "I Found The Answer There"[2]
  • Karl Messner: Guitar, background vocals, lead vocals on "I Found The Answer There"[2]
  • Andy Sparks: Rhythm guitar, background vocals[2]
  • Steve Kayner: Bass[2]
  • Keith Harrold: Drums[2]

Additional personnel
  • Jo Ann Herdt & Dana Spallinger: Background vocals on "David & Goliath"[2]
  • Gary Hayes: According to lead singer J. Jackson, Hayes supplied "The killer stratospheric Axl Rose impression in the call & response in the final chorus" on "Verynice City".[3]

Production
  • Produced by: Karl Messner
  • Recorded at: ApologetiX Studios

See also

References
  1. "Isn't Wasn't Ain't" official website
  2. What's the story behind "Isn't Wasn't Ain't?"
  3. ApologetiX- Song Lyrics: Verynice City
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