Gotta love the Sprinkles
morinon | Seattle, WA USA, home of the Sprinkles | 10/29/2000
(5 out of 5 stars)
"I first heard of Poor Old Lu in my Church Junior High group. Every Sunday, after church, More, the first song of Mindsize, their first album, would start. I asked my youth pastor who they were, he replied Poor Old Lu. My youth pastor was also Dave Sprinkle, father to Jessie and Aaron Sprinkle, half of Poor Old Lu. To me, Sin was, excepting A Picture of the Eighth Wonder, The best album they put out. Containing the classic Cannon Fire Orange, which has shown up on many albums, and such items as Sickly, a great, slow-moving song, and Bones are Breaking, one of the less understood songs, made this a memorable album. I lost my last copy somewhere in Russia, but I will be getting this and Chrono soon, putting me 1-2 albums away from owning all of their music, depending on whether or not my copy of S^4 survives long."
WOW!
kristy a. palmer | 03/11/1999
(5 out of 5 stars)
"this is still gonna be in my top 10 of fave albums for as long as i listen to music (right up there w/8th wonder!)....this was the 1st Christian rock music i was introduced to b4 becoming a Christian....b4 hearing this album, i thought all Christian music was the same....boy, am i glad i was wrong!!! thanx, scott, aaron, jesse, and nick, for putting out music for young ppl that hits right to yer very soul....may God continue to bless y'all in yer future endeavors (musical or otherwise)....anyone, feel free to write!"