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The apex of the LORD'S music toward the end of hair metal

nick mace | Dixon, Illinois USA | 03/21/2003

(5 out of 5 stars)

"Dale Thompson and the guys had a big hit with this among the fans of Christian rock. Each track bears a theme leading its listener to think about where he/she is living on the path that the Lord has pre-determined for him/her. From politics to our own relationships, Bride rocks and employs lyrics inspired by the Divine to talk to listeners. Oh yeah! Not only is the message great, the MUSIC is GREAT, too!!!!!!!"

Ready for Radio

D. B. Batten | Wake Forest, NC USA | 07/14/2006

(2 out of 5 stars)

"After "Live to Die" and "Silence is Madness" I had high exceptions for the new Bride album of my favorite Christian Heavy Metal band at the time. What happen

to the speed metal...gone...no screaming vocals.

Was this a change to a more commercial metal or Hard Rock?

Oh NOOOO... Bride changed styles here {even the cool cover art stuff was gone.}

This is still a metal album at times but mostly Hard Rock with a couple of good songs like

Troubled times, Ski Mask, Everybody Knows My Name.

Great vocals, lyrics are excellent,

Songs with lots of hooks,

This album would and did appeal to an even wider audience than the first Few Bride albums.

If you like commercial Hard Rock {Aerosmith} you will like this.

After all these years with this CD I never play it.

Man, I was so bummed about this CD at that time I only bought a tape of the next Bride album.

"

Kinetic Faith - Bride

Richard M. Stevens | 01/25/2005

(4 out of 5 stars)

"Although not as good as "Show No Mercy" or "Live to Die" this is still an excellent Cd. Troubled Times is a great song and also was made into a cool music video. In my opinion one of the most unique songs Bride has ever done is "Sweet Louise" a tribute to Dale and Troy's Grandmother. I love the mandolin in this song."