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| Larry Norman - Rebel Poet, Jukebox Balladeer: The Anthology |
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| Larry Norman - Only Visiting This Planet |
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Only Visiting This Planet is Part One of Larry's trio of records known as
The Trilogy. More than three decades after its release, Only Visiting This Planet is regarded as a landmark recording in the history of contemporary Christian music. Originally released in 1972, the album was voted in 1990 by CCM magazine as the greatest Christian album ever recorded. I can't say we disagree ;-) The All Music Guide says that "this record truly shines with great lyrics sung to great melodies... the power and passion of "I Wish We'd All Been Ready" is unmistakable and understatedly intense. Other songs such as "The Outlaw" take on the ballad song form to sing about Jesus in a timeless Dylan-esque manner. "The Great American Novel" sings through tears of despair about hypocrisy among both Christians and non-Christians alike. This is the record that begat a thousand cliches, but the sincerity with which Norman's message is delivered belies any skepticism for the triteness of his words. Sarcasm and humor also grace this record in the form of "I Am the Six O'Clock News" and "Reader's Digest." This record is a one-of-a-kind collection." 1. I've Got To Learn To Live Without You 2. The Outlaw 3. Why Don't You Look Into Jesus 4. Righteous Rocker #1 5. I Wish We'd All Been Ready 6. I Am the Six O'Clock News 7. The Great American Novel 8. Pardon Me 9. Why Should the Devil Have All the Good Music 10. Reader's Digest BONUS TRACKS 11. Peacepollutionrevolution (Radio Single) [3:30] 12. Righteous Rocker (Hard Rock Version) [4:20] |
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| Larry Norman - So Long Ago The Garden |
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So Long Ago The Garden, part two of a trilogy that included Only Visiting
This Planet and In Another Land, was attacked by the Christian press when it
came out in 1973. Controversial at the time for both its lyrical content and
"provocative" album cover, it has gone on to become one of the most
respected releases in Larry Norman's career. "...there are plenty of highlights, including "Christmas Time," with its footloose Rolling Stones swagger, and the incredible "Meet Me at the Airport (Fly, Fly, Fly)." Lyrically, this is one of Norman's more elliptical efforts in terms of its Christian references; however, the message is quite clear. Just underneath the '70s British rock dialect and shimmering songwriting is a defiant sermon that staunchly proclaims Norman's identity as a devout Christian outsider." - All Music Guide 1. Fly Fly Fly 2. The Same Old Story 3. Lonely By Myself 4. Be Careful What You Sign 5. Baroquen Spirits 6. Christmastime 7. She's A Dancer 8. Soul Survivor 9. Nightmare #71 BONUS TRACKS 10. Up In Canada 11. Butterfly 12. I Hope I See You In Heaven |
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| Larry Norman - In Another Land |
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In Another Land is honest, raw and humble. Larry Norman, with this album,
showed he was a force to be reckoned with in Christian music. 1972's Only
Visiting the Planet had already taken root and shook the hallowed doors of
CCM. 1975's In Another Land took it farther, producing a seminal inspiration
of musicians for over 30 years. Now, as his songs have been covered by
everyone from DC Talk to Frank Black (Pixies), it is worth looking at the
originals. In Another Land contains some of his most well-known songs, including "The Rock That Doesn't Roll," "Righteous Rocker #3," "Why Don't You Look Into Jesus," and "I Am a Servant." 1. The Rock That Doesn't Roll 2. I Love You 3. U.F.O. 4. I've Searched All Around The World 5. Rightous Rocker #3 6. If God Is My Father 7. Look Into Jesus 8. I Am A Servant 9. The Sun Began To Rain 10. Shot Down 11. Six Sixty Six 12. Diamonds 13. One Way 14. Song For A Small Circle Of Friends 15. Hymn For The Last Generation BONUS TRACKS 16. Strong Love, Strange Peace 17. Joyful Delta Day 18. The Rock That Doesn't Roll (Live with Sir Cliff Richard) |
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| Larry Norman - Upon This Rock |
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When Upon This Rock was first released in 1969 it didn't fit into any genre
of commercial music. There had never been an album like it, and no one knew
what to do with it or quite what to make of it. Its vinyl grooves contained
the Christian message presented with modern modalities in a rock and roll
syntax, which had never been done before, and it came as a shock to
conservative Gospel Music fans. But it struck a chord with a small handful
of people whose numbers swelled in the following years. Other Christian Rock artists and groups sprang up, inspired and encouraged by Larry's vision, and over time a nascent Christian "Music Industry" ballooned into the multi-million dollar genre it is today, thanks in no small part to the clarion call contained in the songs on this, the first Christian Rock record. Solid Rock Records is proud to present to you, Upon This Rock. 1. You Can't Take Away The Lord 2. I Don't Believe In Miracles 3. Moses In The Wilderness 4. Walking Backwards Down The Stairs 5. Ha Ha World 6. Sweet Sweet Song Of Salvation 7. Forget Your Hexagram 8. The Last Supper 9. I Wish We'd All Been Ready 10. Nothing Really Changes 11. Postlude BONUS TRACKS 12. You Can't Take Away The Lord (Demo) 13. Sweet Song Of Salvation (Live) 14. Nothing Really Changes (Demo) |
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