Release Date: 10 October, 2000
Audio CD
Tracks
- Escape from Reason
- What It Comes To - Toby Mac
- Jury Duty
- Lift Me Up
- Return of the Revolution
- Wilderness
- Father's World
- Pandora's Box
- Forward to the Future
- Another Show
- 20/20
- Who Could It Be
- Spend It With You
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Rating 4.5
Supertones continue to amaze me!This is an excellent album. It's classic Supertones with some newer twists. They remain faithful to their orignal purpose. The lyrics and music are entertaining, uplifting and encouraging.loud and clearpersonally, i would say, not only is this the best supertones cd, both musically and lyrically, but the best by any Christian band that ive seen as far as lyrics go. perhaps, because im not a fan of ska i have no problem with this album, which is definetly much more rock and much less ska. but, regardless of the music, which is certainly good, though not anything amazing, it is the lyrics that Matt wrote for these songs that makes this one of the best cd's i own. one of the previous reviewers wrote that they were very disappointed with the lyrics, however i find them to be the most, relavent, well thought out, and truely meaningful set of lyrics by a Christian band that ive seen. i think his words are amazingly well chosen and so full of meaning that most other Christian artists seem either to be too vague to be capable of anything this relevent or to shallow to really matter very much. "you escape reason, we escape wrath" his more meaning in it than entire albums by a lot of other Christian artists. in my opnion the music is good rock with a small bit of ska and and great lyrics.supertones rockWith the loud and clear album supertones are moving more toward the rock sound and stearing away from the more ska sound. Although youmight think that would amke them loose the supertones sound it doesn't. This album totally rocks especially with the song jury duty, if you like christian rock or just rock in general this cd would be a good cd to buy and so would any supertones cd after this. |
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