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Testament

by Faithful Church

Ten poignant songs of music that blend the styles of folk, punk, reggae, and blues.
Genre: Rock: Folk Rock
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1. Order on Order Line on Line
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2. Gog
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3. Song of the Lamb
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4. Thirty
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5. They're Here, There & Everywhere
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6. Disciplined Order, Chaotic Lunacy
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7. Unsent Letter
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8. Pocket Change
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9. It's Alright Son
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10. Leeway into Heaven
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ABOUT THIS ALBUM


Album Notes
The debut album by the Faithful Church raised a few eyebrows when it was first released in 2003. Order on Order Line on Line makes the bands opening statement and seduces the listener into wanting to hear more. It’s followed by Gog, a prophetic outcry taken from a passage in the Book of Ezekiel. The highlight of the CD, however, is the Song of the Lamb which features the singing of Tortelvis from Dread Zeppelin. This reggae tune received airplay on Internet radio and was the Faithful Church’s closest run at becoming a household name. The rest of the album does have some good grooves, but the last track on the CD, Leeway into Heaven, captures the comical theme of the band and its disturbing messages. Tortelvis’ voice is also featured on this track. As for the band, Jose Sanchez’s drumming is sound, and Jon Taylor’s voice is featured. It’s a shame Jane Drury’s vocal ability was not used more often on the album but what the listener does hear is exhilarating.


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