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 | Title : The Eleventh Hour
Author : Jars of Clay
Release Date : 20020305
Binding : Audio CD
Regular Price : $17.98
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Editorial Reviews :
After releasing three widely acclaimed discs and receiving a plethora of awards and accolades, Jars of Clay return to their roots on The Eleventh Hour, revisiting the guitar-driven pop formula that launched their careers. Gone is the experimentation of If I Left the Zoo, replaced with more direct approaches, like the pounding rock of 'Revolution' and the acerbity of 'Whatever She Wants.' Matt Odmark's fine guitar work and Dan Haseltine's Everyman vocals resonate with gut-wrenching soul searching and joyous redemption, as the haunting doubts of 'Silence' are answered by the hope of the closing 'The Edge of Water.' Once again, Jars of Clay have released an insightful masterpiece on the human spirit and those in-between days that define our struggle for faith, and it stands as a road marker for just how far these four talented lads have come.
Buyer Reviews :
Jars of Clay have come a long way in their journey as musicians and artists, and The Eleventh Hour rings true in showing forth the evidence of this. Their faith and message pours out through the power of music, which extends beyond all boundaries. The songs cover many different emotional ranges. With the steady beat in the first song. The second song, 'Something Beautiful' with it's deep message, leads into the third song which is 'Revolution' giving listeners a little more umph. It is a great sing along song. The other tracks lead on in this way taking the listener where ever they are willing to go. Great twists and vibes with the instruments take us on a musical journey. Number nine has been my favorite, 'The Eleventh Hour.' The last two songs bring the album to a great close, and give it life. Jars of Clay are guiding us using the music, but just like the rest of us they are in search for something more. I can't wait to see what they come out with next!
(by Leah)
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