First listen and my fifth Nirvana album. Although it's a compilation, it consists of demos, outtakes, covers, and radio broadcast recordings, and is eligible for my main chart since most of the tracks are unreleased works.
one of my favorite performers playing works from two of my favorite composers. an obvious unequivocal success. the timbre, the passion, the synthesis of all the best elements of the Western tradition
Don't mess with the old arm of management of The Rolling Stones. Has to suck when your best song makes you zero money. But it's pretty great, and the rest of it, while I'm conflicted about it a lot, holds up. _________________ I'm leaning on the threshold
Of her mystery
And crashing through the walls
Of dying history
Petra - Unseen Power, for the third time! ๐ Any rock fan will like at least one track in this album. It's very diverse, has great isntruments, and the lyrics are good. John Schlitt's got a great voice.
Destiny: a little bit of heavy metal to get you interested. 95.
Who's On the Lord's Side: "Destiny" is a great track, but an ecstatic gospel choir style of backing vocals make this track one of Petra's best works. 100. This is the album you must hear before trying the album.
Ready, Willing and Able: Starts off with a country riff comparable to ZZ Top, and the rest of the track has a symphonic keyboard to help the beat. 85.
Hand On My Heart: soul music, and there's so much heart put in the music. No pun intended. 85.
I Need to Hear from You: Not as original, but it adds to the variety. 75.
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