Kids These Days
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Judah & the Lion You have got to listen to this album. It'll remind you of other fun, thoughtful bluegrass and folk you've listened to before, but you've feel happier after hearing it....and hearing it....and...
This is everything I've been waiting for from Five Iron.
This will please the Rock N Roll fans and the old school Ska fans.
They didn't just come back and casually put out...
Made
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Hawk Nelson If I was the punk rock purest of my youth, this album might have actually offended me.
But... taking this album at face value, it's actually not too bad.
GREAT BLUEGRASS FOLK CROSSOVER | Posted February-11-2015
You have got to listen to this album. It'll remind you of other fun, thoughtful bluegrass and folk you've listened to before, but you've feel happier after hearing it....and hearing it....and hearing it. And you gotta see them live. I havn't had that much fun at a concert since the old school five iron frenzy days.
This is everything I've been waiting for from Five Iron.
This will please the Rock N Roll fans and the old school Ska fans.
They didn't just come back and casually put out an album for the sake of the masses. It's actually some of the best written melody's and lyrics they have ever done. You can't hold a great band down!
I dont really like live albums, but when I do, it's from Gungor | Posted October-09-2012
There's an expectation when you listen to a Gungor album that it's going to be great music, but also different.
Yes, different in a good way...a great way.
The Gungor concert experience is probably not going to be like the other concerts you've been too, and that's a good thing.
Their creative ability and talents are outstanding, but they don't go overboard with their creativity to where the unfamiliar sound is distracting or weird. On the other hand, it helps you experience God in a new and fresh way.
The different musical elements, from bluegrass to pop, blend perfectly on this album. It's so nice to hear some original music, and you can tell that's exactly what Gungor is trying to accomplish. We don't all worship God in the exact same way because we are all created differently, so why does "worship music" have to fit with a certain sound or method. It's obvious on this album that it doesn't.
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