Reviewed by Tim Peel

This three-piece band from Anaheim play a mixture of rock songs which cover a range of Christian themes. The opening bars of "Only You" with a truly wicked funk bass makes you feel you are in store for an album with promise and freshness. However, that soon evaporates as the band play material that would have been better left out. The album has a lot of heart felt emotions on it, but they are often buried under the blandness of many of the tracks. This album is held back by its weaker tracks and would have had greater impact with a more careful selection of material. A 1992 album out here belatedly at mid price.

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