| All Artists: Bryan Duncan Title: Anonymous Confessions Of A Lunatic Friend Members Wishing: 2 Total Copies: 0 Label: MYRRH (A Div. of Word) Album Type: Single Genre: Rap & Hip-Hop Style: Number of Discs: 1 SwapaCD Credits: 1 UPC: 080688068226 |
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 | Bryan Duncan Anonymous Confessions Of A Lunatic Friend Genre: Rap & Hip-Hop Vintage 1990 Gospel CD by Bryan Duncan containing the following titles: — --1: Sunday Go To Meetin' — --2: Ain't No Stoppin' Now — --3: Leave Your Light On (Hopeless Moon) — --4: We All Need — --5: Lunatic Friend — --6: All Is F... more » |
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Product Description Vintage 1990 Gospel CD by Bryan Duncan containing the following titles: --1: Sunday Go To Meetin' --2: Ain't No Stoppin' Now --3: Leave Your Light On (Hopeless Moon) --4: We All Need --5: Lunatic Friend --6: All Is Forgiven --7: Puttin' In The Good Word --8: Walkin' --9: Mr. Bailey's Daughter --10: Blessed Are The Tears --11: I Love You With My Life Similar CDs
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CD ReviewsThe End Of The Silliness?! Hardly! P. Kingsriter | Lakeville, MN United States | 06/07/2001 (4 out of 5 stars) "Bryan Duncan had often been regarded as CCM's "Wild Man", a reputation not entirely undeserved (in addition to the soulful screamin' he took a stab at rap on his previous album "Strong Medicine"... whew!). On "Lunatic", Duncan does not run way from his rep, he embraces it.Many of his songs are unconventional to say the least, but still very listenable. His innovative lyrics explore legalism, freedom and strength in Christ, the desperation of a doubtful faith, and the sweet rest Jesus' grace provides. The music itself is almost as versitile as Duncan's golden pipes. He ranges from toe-tappin' gospel ("Sunday Go To Meetin'" & "Ain't No Stoppin' Now"), to smooth jazz ("Leave Your Light On For Me" & "All Is Forgiven"), to tender ballads ("Blessed Are The Tears" & "I Love You With My Life"), to the just plain wierd title track. After this project, Duncan went on to more "serious" albums, but he always maintained the stong convictions that permeate every note of "Lunatic Friend"." Fave Michael Plew | So California | 04/16/2006 (5 out of 5 stars) "I discovered Bryan shortly after I became born-again when he was a staple on the CCM circuit. I saw him many times and always appreciated his exuberant performances. As I've grown older I've only grown to appreciate him more. Don't let the fun in Bryan's music (or rap attempts) blind you to the legendary vocal talent or lyrical depth he brings. "Lunatic" is one of my favorites for the music (killer studio guys - the Groove!!) and for the insight. If you think the song "Lunatic" is just weird, you're missing the point of the song and something critical about yourself. I saw Bryan at the airport a while ago. I didn't get to talk to him, but if I did I would thank him for his music, being honest, being himself and pointing out our evil churchiness." Awesome awesome awesome!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! Trent J. Thomason | 12/15/1998 (5 out of 5 stars) "you'll be singing and dancing in your car and will be brought to tears as well. this man is THE singer of this generation. he has a jazz voice with a multi-octave range; however the music he does is more funk-rock, r&b and ballad."
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