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Skillet - Alien Youth (CD)

Alien Youth
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4.8 out of 5.0 stars 17 Ratings (15 Reviews)

Album Details: Alien Youth

Release Date:08/28/2001
Label:Ardent Records
UPC:766887250722

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    THIS CD ROCKZ!!!!!!!!!!

    By Yahoo! Shopping User  Aug 12, 2002

    Skillet is an outstanding band. They redefine Christian Rock and produce it into a hard rockin tune. At First Christian Rock sounded very soft, but with bands like DC Talk, P.O.D.,Pillar, Relient K, and especially Skillet, It turns the whole genre in...to a rockin world. At first Skillet didnt seem interesting to me , then i Listened to some of their songs on radio, and i said i have to buy their CDs. Alien Youth is their best CD yet. at first it sounds too hard rockin to be Christian, but when you hear the lyrics, its praising GOD. THe First song Alien Youth says there will be a day when we Christians led by Christ will take over this earth, as says Earth Invasion. I Love The WALLs of guitars and the songs, Eating Me AWAY , Stronger, and Rippin Me off. The Praise songs like You Are My Hope are touching. Its Impossible to take CDs like these out of My playerkeep it up Skillet Read more Less

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    By Yahoo! Shopping User  May 16, 2002

    This is another AWESOME CD. Skillet is really great on this CD, and suceeded in their goals: becoming bolder in their message, and capturing their aggressive concert style. I cannot wait until Creation this year when they play their songs in concer...t, it will be so awesome. The only songs that I am not too pleased with are Come My Way, and Will You Be There; but that's just me.http:/
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    www.alienyouth.com >> awesome site.I was so glad that I had this CD on September 11th, "You are my Hope" was a VERY helpful song. If you do not have this CD, buy it! It is their best yet!
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  • All Music Guide

    With the release of their fourth studio opus, entitled Alien Youth, the band Skillet establishes themselves as true pioneers in progressive Christian music. While prior releases seemed to feel their way through the dark, Alien Youth finds the light switch. The title cut kicks off the disc with splendor, as heavy, distorted guitars drive the tune into an alternative peak. "Vapor" offers much the same heaviness, as Jon Cooper sings through a wall of guitars at the chorus. When the band lies back in favor of acoustic guitars and programmed drums, they seem to be at their best. "You Are My Hope" is a cut that takes you places without leaving your seat. Here, the band utilizes well-placed backup vocals and an inspiring chorus to shine. The same is true for the cut "One Real Thing." On the song, Jon Cooper trades vocal passages with his wife and keyboardist, Kory Cooper. The tune is guided with a light synth and straightforward bass riff that leave just enough air for guitar harmonics to fla...vor the background. Ending the disc is a cut that permeates the soul. "Come My Way" is a piano-driven melody with awe-inspired lyrics. Cooper's vocals, when mixed with his wife, Kory's, are chilling. Alien Youth isn't just a great record; it serves as a voice to a generation of those seeking answers. - Steven Douglas Losey, All Music Guide Read more Less

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Skillet

Alternative CCM rockers Skillet formed in Memphis, Tennessee around the nucleus of lead singer and bassist John Cooper, guitarist Ken Steorts and drummer Trey McClurkin. Debuting in 1996 with a self-titled LP, the trio returned two years later with Hey You, I Love Your Soul. Invincible followed in early 2000. - Jason Ankeny, All Music Guide Read more