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If I Left the Zoo by Jars Of Clay (CD, Nov-1999, Silvertone Records USA)
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Artist: Jars Of Clay
Release Date: Nov 1999
Format: CD
Record Label: Silvertone Records (USA)
Genre: Christian Rock, Rock & Pop
UPC: 083061049928
Product ID: EPID3345604
Description: Jars Of Clay: Dan Haseltine (vocals, toy piano, drums, percussion, loops); Stephen Mason (acoustic, electric & lap steel guitars, keyboards, percussion, background vocals); Matt Odmark (acoustic & electric guitars, percussion, background...
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Jary of Clays: Great lyrics, Bad sounds.Review created: 12/10/06
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Jars of clay is a great band with a great meaning. Other than the best song on the cd, Unforgetful You, this cd is not very good. The lyrics to these songs have an incredible meaning that is why they are so popular. The overall sound and flow of the music is somewhat choppy, which is why this cd recieves and average rating.
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Originally Named "If I Ran The Zoo"
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3 of 6 people found this review helpful.
Released in 1999, "If I Left The Zoo" was originally slatted to be called "If I Ran The Zoo" but it was changed since it conflicted with a Dr. Suess title. The band's third album contains 11 tracks, highlighted by the song "Unforgetful You", which also appeared in the film Drive Me Crazy (1999). Other tracks to look out for are No One Loves Me Like You, Grace, I'm Alright, and Can't Erase It.
There is also a little known factoid on the Jars of Clay track, "Hand." The same song was covered in 1998 by Christian artist Jonathan Noel in his album entitled...Hand.
If I Left The Zoo is a worthy follow-up to the self-titled album and Much Afraid. Similar to it's predecessors, If I Left The Zoo is another great album which you can just pop into your player and not have to worry about it for the next 40 minutes. But don't just take my word for it, get your own copy today!
There is also a little known factoid on the Jars of Clay track, "Hand." The same song was covered in 1998 by Christian artist Jonathan Noel in his album entitled...Hand.
If I Left The Zoo is a worthy follow-up to the self-titled album and Much Afraid. Similar to it's predecessors, If I Left The Zoo is another great album which you can just pop into your player and not have to worry about it for the next 40 minutes. But don't just take my word for it, get your own copy today!
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Thanks!Thanks for the smooth sale!!! Item was received very quickly and exactly as expected. Excellent transaction
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JARS OF CLAY CDReview created: 08/01/08
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I PURCHASED THIS CD FOR MY GRANDAUGHTER BECAUSE KIDS NEED GOOD POSITIVE MUSIC.
THE GROUP IS WELL KNOW IN CHRISTIAN CIRCLES AND ACCEPTABLE IN MY HOME.
THE GROUP IS WELL KNOW IN CHRISTIAN CIRCLES AND ACCEPTABLE IN MY HOME.
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another smattering of hits & missesReview created: 07/29/08
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This melodic Christian band has been producing thought-provoking music for some time that is easy to listen to and is usually catchy. They make intricate melodies sound easy to play; they make complexity simple. Their music is smooth acoustic pop that might best be enjoyed by those who are mostly melancholy in personality.
Goodbye, Goodnight is a strange and awkward beginning that somehow works as it introduces the cd to the listener. Unforgetful You is a peppy ballad that still has a raw garage-band feel. No One Loves Me Like You is another insistance upon God's love for all, as is the equally encouraging I'm Alright.
This cd is less dark than Frail before it and has less minor chord arrangements. It is more upbeat, both lyrically and musically, than its predecessor. Although this cd doesn't have the same consistency as their first, it is still a fine effort. As with most of their works, the significance of each song might be more dependent upon personal circumstances than upon the quality of the song itself.
Goodbye, Goodnight is a strange and awkward beginning that somehow works as it introduces the cd to the listener. Unforgetful You is a peppy ballad that still has a raw garage-band feel. No One Loves Me Like You is another insistance upon God's love for all, as is the equally encouraging I'm Alright.
This cd is less dark than Frail before it and has less minor chord arrangements. It is more upbeat, both lyrically and musically, than its predecessor. Although this cd doesn't have the same consistency as their first, it is still a fine effort. As with most of their works, the significance of each song might be more dependent upon personal circumstances than upon the quality of the song itself.
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