ALAYMAN said:.tim said:A few verses back helps to clarify things, "... if I come to you and speak in tongues, what good will I be to you, unless I bring you some revelation or knowledge or prophecy or word of instruction?"
ummm, yeah, you echoed my rhetorical second question above. Clarity of communication in the proclamation of the gospel is paramount (not the use of gifts, tongues, feelings, emotions, etc). Your question essentially was "what does I Cor 14:8 have to do with CCM in worship?", and my response is that <some> of that junk makes it impossible to distinguish what is being communicated in the words. If the gospel cannot be understood (whether in song, or sermon) then it is of no use, which was Paul's point.
I actually agree with your point but disagree with your application. I have a large exposure to contemporary churches that use CCM. I have never heard a song where the words were not understandable.
Now, when I open up a hymnal with hymns from the 1800s, I have to admit that there is plenty in there that is difficult to understand.