Track Listings (11) - Disc #1| All Artists: Out of the Grey Title: 6.1 Members Wishing: 0 Total Copies: 1 Label: Sony Original Release Date: 1/1/2001 Re-Release Date: 8/28/2001 Genres: Pop, Christian & Gospel Styles: Adult Contemporary, Pop & Contemporary Number of Discs: 1 SwapaCD Credits: 1 UPC: 696998581722 |
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 | Out of the Grey 6.1 Genres: Pop, Christian & Gospel
It's been four years since we've heard from Out of the Grey, the talented husband-and-wife duo that once held so much promise. Thank goodness Scott and Christine Dente are back. The long-awaited 6.1 release harks back to t... more »     |
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Amazon.com It's been four years since we've heard from Out of the Grey, the talented husband-and-wife duo that once held so much promise. Thank goodness Scott and Christine Dente are back. The long-awaited 6.1 release harks back to the group's origins, when they were less concerned with chart success and more about art. Oh sure, the opener, "Shine Like Crazy," is already a hit, but the real gems are found later in the album. Christine Dente's multi-octave vocals take charge on powerful tracks like "Brave" and "Waiting." She can also sound like a lilting songbird on numbers like "What's It Gonna Be" and "Tell Your Story." Scott Dente's masterful guitar work paces most of the record with an edgy yet palatable girding. He also adds quality backing vocals and even a lead role on "Out of the Ordinary," a beautifully haunting ballad augmented by Christine's soaring choruses. With a new label and this new release, Out of the Grey prove they deserve this new lease on their musical life. --Michael Lyttle Similar CDs
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CD ReviewsA good album but certainly not their best Star Sailor | Whidbey Island, WA | 04/20/2002 (3 out of 5 stars) "For one to look at Out of the Grey to be a "pop" duo would be an overstatement. They truly incorporate an artful presence with every song engaging a story with intellect and grace. What falls short with 6.1 is that it isn't over the top like what they've done on previous releases. From my personal standpoint, I would rank their last effort "See Inside" as their absolute best, so far! But 6.1 isn't without it's strong composition! It's an exceptional piece of work that works really well, however, it tries too hard to color inside the lines. One of the great things about albums like their debut, "The Shape of Grace," and "Gravity," (I hated Diamond Days) and the beautifully stellar "See Inside," is that their writing was so very free-natured. This album almost seems like they spent too much time ensuring a surefire hit with songs like "I want everything" and "Shine like crazy" which to me is definitely several steps backward for a group that's created classic songs like "Wishes," "I'll leave the light on," "Bird on a Wire," and "Winter Sun." Nevertheless, buy this album simply because they are "Out of the Grey." Just know you aren't getting the same product that you're used to from these folks!" Out of the Grey, but full of talent S. D. Kent | Macon, GA United States | 11/13/2002 (5 out of 5 stars) "The female vocals shine like crazy on this CD of catchy tunes. The lyrics are definitely Christian and inspiring, backed by solid musicians. This album of hits will grow on you, so listen to it over and over. I know it sounds and feels good on a misty morning in Georgia, with a cup of hot coffee sitting next to me and the wind at my back, and the Spirit of God in the air. In an age of techno anti-melody anger-inspired pop songs, Out of the Grey emerges with true Jesus-inspired music that will soothe your soul. Buy one for yourself and for a friend!"
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