Freedom Shall Return

1. Castlegate Love

2. Where Did All the Holidays Go?

3. Home-School Kids

4. Echoes of Vietnam

5. Goodbye to Darwin

6. Network News

7. The Lost Cause

8. Let Revival Break Out

9. The Fifties

10. Say "No" to the New World Order

11. Freedom Shall Return

12. Congress Is Back in Session

Editorial Reviews

Product Description
Conservative Americans who enjoy good pop music are in for a treat with composer James Perloff's Freedom Shall Return album. Taking a cue from the sixties, Perloff has written twelve songs that are strong on both melody and message.

"Castlegate Love," the album's opening number and only love song, is about a Christian woman seeking an "equally yoked" man. "Where Did All the Holidays Go?" laments the commercialization of holidays. Snappy "Home-School Kids" extols the benefits of homeschooling. "Echoes of Vietnam," a tribute to the veterans of that war, is a story about a dying vet having a flashback to a battle. "Goodbye to Darwin" takes aim at the cultural impact of reducing people to animals. The album picks up speed with "Network News," fifties-style rock 'n' roll that whacks media bias. "The Lost Cause," a haunting ode to the South of Robert E. Lee, is odds-on to be a hit in Dixie. High-powered "Let Revival Break Out," the album's only pure gospel tune, will make you dance. "The Fifties" is nostalgia about better times. "Say 'No' to the New World Order" champions American sovereignty. "Freedom Shall Return," the title song, is a dramatic call to restore religious liberty to America, especially public schools. "Congress Is Back in Session" is strictly for laughs, featuring a big-mouthed Congressman who boasts about spending and vote fraud.

Freedom Shall Return is composer James Perloff's first venture in music. His books The Shadows of Power, Tornado in a Junkyard, and The Case Against Darwin (all available at Amazon.com), have striven to impact American culture for the better. Freedom Shall Return is clearly a different path toward the same ends. Performed by outstanding professional musicians, the album was produced by the talented Sang of Stompmachine in Salem MA (stompmachine.com). For lyrics and downloadable clips, visit refugebooks.com.

Freedom Shall Return,James Perloff,Various Artists,Refuge Books

Average customer rating:

Awesome!
An album for our times

Freedom Shall Return

Manufacturer: Refuge Books
ProductGroup: Music
Binding: Audio CD

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ASIN: B00009VPGZ
Release Date: 2003-05-30

Tracks:

Castlegate Love
Where Did All the Holidays Go?
Home-School Kids
Echoes of Vietnam
Goodbye to Darwin
Network News
The Lost Cause
Let Revival Break Out
The Fifties
Say "No" to the New World Order
Freedom Shall Return
Congress Is Back in Session

Album Description

Conservative Americans who enjoy good pop music are in for a treat with composer James Perloff's Freedom Shall Return album. Taking a cue from the sixties, Perloff has written twelve songs that are strong on both melody and message.

Customer Reviews:

Awesome!.......2006-07-04

This is honestly a great CD! I especially love the song "The Lost Cause", it's cool becuase nobody writes songs like that anymore.
This cd is truly something you should add to your own cd library!

An album for our times.......2003-08-22

I think this album will really reach the heart of Constitutional, Christian, Patriotic Americans from all walks of life. I was really touched by "The Lost Cause", a pro-Southern song with a definite emphasis that the peacefully seceded South was right to fight Lincoln's tyranny and invasion. The song "Freedom Shall Return" should be played by every radio station in America. This song has verses like:"They say they're offended by a nativity scene, but watch them go to bat for a chance to be obscene; or, America was founded as a faithful Christian land; It never was intended Jesus Christ be banned." Very powerful lyrics in the songs in this album. Another plus about this album is a web site is being constructed that will have the words to the songs on it. Watch for ...... to post this in the near future.
I also recommend the book written by the album's composer--"Tornado In a Junkyard." This book explains in science, not religion, the intelligent design of the universe and how evolution is just an atheist myth. It almost makes you feel sorrow for the top scientists that claim to believe in evolution. The author, James Perloff, was formally an atheist so he knows about atheism and Christianity firsthand.