Seventh Day

Seventh Day

Track Listings

1. Believe In The One

2. Lily

3. Oxygen

4. Seventh Day

5. Lifeline

6. Guns Over London

7. The Best In Me

8. Heaven Knows Your Name

9. Soul Surgery

10. Angel City

Editorial Reviews
Product Description
2001 release for the melodic hard rock act. 10 tracks including, 'Believe in the One', 'Lily' and 'Oxygen'.

Seventh Day,Von Groove,Z Records,Heavy Metal,Pop,Rock,Rock/Pop

Finally Awake
Average customer rating:

GOOD rock cd.

By Far SDS's best effort!

Excellent CD!

AWESOME REAL CHRISTIAN PERFORMERS

Good Music With Very Good Lyrics

Finally Awake
Seventh Day Slumber
Manufacturer: Bec Recordings / Emd
ProductGroup: Music
Binding: Audio CD

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ASIN: B000NA28CK
Release Date: 2007-03-20

Tracks:

Awake
Last Regret
Missing Pages
My Only Hope
Always
Breaking Away
Burning Bridges
Undone
On My Way Home
Broken Buildings
Every Saturday

Customer Reviews:

GOOD rock cd........2007-07-18

A little heavier, and all around a little more even. I'm liking this cd alot more than the last two. Never really been a big fan but this album makes me reconsider. Best song is without a doubt Awake but there's lots of winners on here.

By Far SDS's best effort!.......2007-07-07

I had heard SDS's first two releases and thought that they were good, heart pumping rock. But I was not ready for this CD. With new producer, Paul Ebersold (Third Day- Wire) onboard, SDS has released a far superior effort to their first two CDs (and I liked those). The sound is bigger, the drums hit louder, and the guitars are fuller. The overall sound of the CD is simalar to Nickleback, but heavier. My one complaint is that most of the really good songs are at the beginning, but the whole CD is very listenable. Having seen these guys live, I am really impressed with their ministry. They are one of the few bands that don't put out that "Rock star" vibe. All in all, a very good hard rock CD. It stands up well against their mainstream counterparts.

Excellent CD!.......2007-06-22

Seventh Day Slumber's new album "Finally Awake" is Christ worthy rock that I believe any Christian rock fan is going to love.

1. Awake 10/10 - This is a very heavy and solid rock track. The vocals are spot on, and the guitar will totally rock you. The lyrics have to do with peer pressure, and trying to look like someone else instead of yourself. Wonderful song.

2. Last Regret 7/10 - A metal fashioned lament, woeing the singers lost years without Christ. A good strong melody, and wonderful guitar save this song, as the vocals resort to screaming more than once.

3. Missing Pages 10/10 - Wonderful tune. This is the CD's main radio hit, and it shines. Basically this song speaks out to lost people who have built walls around their hearts and souls.

4. My Only Hope 10/10 - Great rock song about Christ being our only hope. One of the heavier songs on the album.

5. Always 9/10 - Great acoustic drven ballad.

6. Breaking Away 10/10 - My favorite ballad on the album. The change from verse to chorus is amazingly unique, and the lyrics are so encouraging. "Breaking away, from everything that's hopeless, the world ahead looks wonderful today."

7. Burning Bridges 10/10 - The next great fist pumper on the album. I like to listen to this one cranked up.

8. Undone 10/10 - A wonderful ballad that finds the band crying out to Jesus, asking for restoration.

9. On My Way Home 9/10 - Yet another great ballad.

10. Broken Buildings 10/10 - Heavy rock set to a punk beat and a major key, I love it.

11. Every Saturday 8/10 - Great closing number, not as great as "Breaking Away" or "Undone" but a good slow song to close the album.

Overall this is a great CD that I hope you get the chance to enjoy.

AWESOME REAL CHRISTIAN PERFORMERS.......2007-05-02

I had the pleasure of seeing these guys perform at a local church and they were amazing!! They, especially Joseph, the lead singer, have such an amazing passion for the Lord and they make that known in every song, but without making it too corny. Awesome rock songs that when you sing along with them you really are praising the Lord. I highly recommend this CD to anyone, Christian or not.

Good Music With Very Good Lyrics.......2007-04-11

'Finally Awake' is a very good rock album.

Many of the songs contain powerful guitars and drums with a rather hard rock sound. Some of the tracks are a bit mellower. All contain positive lyrics with a Christian theme.

Seventh Day Slumber is never one to shy away from referring to God or Jesus in their music. This collection is no exception to that.

Some of the songs that are very good include the following: Awake, Breaking Away, Undone, On My Way Home, and Every Saturday. I particularly like 'Missing Pages'.

As an aside, if you have not seen this group in concert, they would be a great one to catch. In addition to their very enjoyable music, the lead singer, Joseph Rojas, has a very powerful testimony that will make an impression on anyone.

I recommend this album. It is a good one for anyone. Harder rock fans will particularly like it.

Average customer rating:

Awesome!
Energetic Christian Rock
Good but not Amazing
ONE OF THE BEST CHRISTIAN ROCK BANDS OUT THERE!
Their voices will be heard thanks to this hit CD.

Once Upon a Shattered Life
Seventh Day Slumber
Manufacturer: Bec Recordings / Emd
ProductGroup: Music
Binding: Audio CD

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ASIN: B00076ONJQ
Release Date: 2005-02-01

Tracks:

Break Me
Shattered Life
Caroline
Make Believe
I Believe
Back In Time
Brand New Man
Chris's Letter
Masquerade
Oceans From The Rain

Amazon.com

Much has been made in press circles about Joseph Rojas and his real-life story of redemption. While there is no denying the authority he holds when he sings about how God has changed his life, it's time to focus his music. Once Upon A Shattered Life, the band's sophomore effort, is truly a breakout release and one worthy to be heard. There are many assets to this group's music including Rojas' powerful vocal presence, much akin to the likes of Mac Powell (Third Day) or Bart Millard (Mercy Me). Newcomer Ray Fryoux lays down a bed of steady beats and anchors a solid rhythm section with bassist Joshua Schwartz. Meanwhile, Jeremy Holderfield provides riveting guitar work throughout, especially on tracks like "Shattered Life" and "Chris' Letter." Smooth rockers like "I Believe" and "Brand New Man" display a simplicity and catchiness reminiscent of Jeremy Camp or Switchfoot. But while Slumber's modern rock sound may draw parallels, this band makes its own mark on tracks like "Make Believe" and "Back in Time," showcasing an offset rhythm and creative guitar work. The band can even bring it down as it does on the two softer closing numbers, "Masquerade" and "Oceans from the Rain." The release is a confident step forward for the band both creatively and (hopefully) commercially and should propel them into the upper echelons of Christian music. --Michael Lyttle

Customer Reviews:

Awesome!.......2006-11-10

Seventh Day Slumber fills a space between hard-driving energetic punk and modern rock and does it with a heart for Christ. Fueled by the hurt experienced in thier young lives, Joseph Rojas, Jeremy Holderfield, and Josh Schwartz have successfully used their music to span the chasm between the hurt Satan would bind us in and the freedom found only in Christ Jesus.

Not only a great studio sound, but great in concert as well. I was fortunate enough to see them in a little dive with about 20 people in Greensboro, NC (I think it was the first concert for Ray Fryoux... Drums). I have to tell you, they were playing their hearts out for Jesus, not just for that small audience. Saw them again at Ichthus 2006 with an audience of around 5,000 ... same energy, same passion, same mission...and a few more great songs.

Highly recommended! These guys touch lives...like mine.

Energetic Christian Rock.......2006-04-18

I had never heard anything by Seventh Day Slumber until I saw them in concert when they were warming up for another group; they were pretty good.

This album combines some power rock sound with some positive, meaningful lyrics. I think that this sound would appeal to many fans of secular rock as well as Christian music fans.

There are three particularly good songs in this collection: 'Shattered Life', 'Caroline', and 'Oceans From The Rain'. Two others that are pretty good are 'I Believe' and 'Masquerade'. The others are ok, but nothing special.

If you like a heavier sound, this would be worth checking out.

Good but not Amazing.......2006-02-19

Definatly a good solid cd worht buying. But most of the songs are somewhat forgetable. Overall the First 3 track make the cd worth it. But there are better christian rock bands out there

ONE OF THE BEST CHRISTIAN ROCK BANDS OUT THERE!.......2005-12-08

I got to see Seventh Day Slumber this summer at ShoutFEST in San Antonio. I had never heard of them up till this point. We (my family) loved them. Right in the middle of the concert Joseph Rios stopped and did an alter call as he felt God was leading him to do this right then and there, it was one of the most moving moments in the concert with all the bands, Zoe Girl, Kutless. I have both of their CD's and they are by far my favorite Christian Rock Band and their Lyrics just minister to my heart!! I recommend them to anyone and everyone!!

Tricia from San Antonio

Their voices will be heard thanks to this hit CD........2005-12-05

Spiritual rock! Great guitar work, lyrics, and messages. Every song is a potential chart topper. "I Believe" will likely be popular in a lot of modern church youth groups. I expect to be hearing it Sunday mornings very soon.

Average customer rating:

Lousy - don't buy it!
Lackluster
Great music; forgettable setting
Fun, but not the best of PDQ Bach
Some good tracks

P.D.Q. Bach: The Short-Tempered Clavier

Manufacturer: Telarc
ProductGroup: Music
Binding: Audio CD

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1712 Overture & Other Musical Assaults
Music for an Awful Lot of Winds and Percussion
The Wurst of P.D.Q. Bach
Ill-Conceived PDQ Bach Anthology
Oedipus Tex & Other Choral Calamities

ASIN: B000003D0T
Release Date: 1995-08-29

Tracks:

Opening And Introduction
I. C Major
II. C Minor
III. C-Sharp Major
IV. D Major
V. D Minor
VI. E-Flat Major
VII. F Major
VIII. G Minor
IX. G Major
X. A Major
XI. A minor
XII. B-Flat Major
Introduction
I. Toccata Et Fuga Obnoxia
II. Chorale Prelude (Ave Maria Et Agnus Dei)
III. Fantasia Sopra
IV. Lullaby And Goodnight
Introduction
I. Spiel Vorspiel
II. Entrada Grande
III. Smokski The Russian Bear
IV. Toccata Ecdysiastica
Calliope Frustration
Introduction
I. Chorale 'Orally'
II. Chorale Prelude On An American Hymn For The Last Sunday Before The Fourth Day Of The Seventh Month After New Year's Eve
III. Chorale Variations On 'In Der Nacht So Hell, Der Petrus Ist Mein Freund'
Epilogue

Customer Reviews:

Lousy - don't buy it!.......2007-05-04

My boyfriend listened to the whole disc, and hated every bit of it.
I heard a couple tracks, and wanted to turn it off after two songs.
Not anywhere near as clever or entertaining as his ILL-CONCEIVED album,
which is the first PDQ we've listened to.

Hello, hello hello howdy do,
my name is Zinging-able-nessedly,
but my frrrrrieeeeeeeeennnndddsss, just call me Zing!

Lackluster.......2003-03-07

I agree with most of the other individuals who have written comments. The first piece, "The Short Tempered Clavier" is, by far, the best piece on the CD. The other works seem oddly derivative of it. There isn't the usual variety in the pieces which Schickele includes (one or two instrumental, one or two vocal). My personal suspicion is that since, years ago, Schickele announced his intention to stop his P.D.Q. Bach work in order to focus on serious compositions, this CD may have been part of a contractual obligation, or, perhaps, just an effort to get the last of the P.D.Q. Bach pieces recorded.

While the "Short Temepered Clavier" is a good piece, its probably not worth the price of the CD. If you were looking for a good P.D.Q. Bach album, I'd buy "Oedipus Tex" or "1712 Overture" or even the lesser-known (but really funny) "Lieberslieder Polkas and Twelve Quite Heavenly Songs".

Great music; forgettable setting.......2003-02-14

I'll get the bad news out of the way first. The "setting" for this performance is allegedly a Senate committee hearing room, where they are debating some ridiculous amendment to the Constitution. All of the sections of the CD where the Professor is just talking to the Senators are rather dull -- I guess Schickele was trying to get in his verbal jokes, like he does in his (hilarious) live performances, but it just falls flat here.

On to the good stuff. The Short-Tempered Clavier is some of PDQ's most inventive writing yet. Of all the solo piano PDQ music that Schickele has put out, this is some of the most cerebral ... There are quotes from other works that you don't hear until you've listened 3 or 4 times -- they're deeply imbedded. The fugue subjects are all quite ridiculous -- Beethoven's 5th, "The Worms Crawl In...", etc. (except for the last), and they are given the full PDQ treatment. The last one (in B-flat) is notable in that the fugue subject is B-A-C-H (see J.S. Bach's "Art of the Fugue", Liszt's treatment, etc.), which PDQ also manages to *invert* (something that old J.S. did once in a while, to show off his stuff). But as soon as you think the fugue might be getting serious, there is an outburst of "For He's a Jolly Good Fellow". Then back to the fugueing. Marvelous stuff.

PDQ does the same thing in the Toccata -- it starts out with the theme of Dad's warhorse Toccata & Fugue in D minor -- only the subject is inverted (it goes up instead of down). This is an example of the oft-mentioned principle that the more you know about music theory and history, the funnier PDQ's stuff is.

Not PDQ's best work, but some of it is close. Not Schickele's best CD, but not bad, either.

Fun, but not the best of PDQ Bach.......2002-04-18

Others have written here of the slight difference between Peter Schickele's "early" and "late" PDQ Bach performances, hence it is slightly surperfluous to say that the more recent Telarc recordings (of which this is one) lack the sparkle and 'zany' character of the earlier ones from the 1970s.

They are certainly still as clever: "The Short-Tempered Clavier" is of course a spoof of J. S. Bach's "Well-Tempered Keyboard", laced with quotations from other areas of the pianists repertoire as well as having the odd snatch of a very familiar tune here and there.

The whole disc is set out as the document of a lecture given by Peter Schickele to a group of skeptical, 'unmusical' US senators, with the PDQ Bach keyboard works woven in as musical examples. Hence, as well as the title work (played on piano), the programme also features appearances by a theatre organ (on which is played the "Pochelbuchlein" - "The Little Pickle Book"), a calliope (used for the "Sonata da Circo" - "Circus Sonata" - the rendition of which is cut short by the explosion of the instrument!) and the organ of the King Congregational Church (get it?!) which is little more than two synthesisers stacked on top of each other.
Each piece is fun, although the impact of the musical jokes will vary depending upon how musically-minded the listener is. In other words, musicologists, pianists and organists are likely to get the most laughs out of the programme. The liner notes add an extra dimension to the fun by containing, as well as a "scholarly essay" on the history, discovery and publication of the music, various quips about those involved in the production of the recording, with in-jokes including a 'specification' of the King Congregational Church organ...

Take it or leave it ... as a Christmas or birthday gift for a musical friend or family-member, it wouldn't be a bad choice.

Some good tracks.......2002-03-01

I enjoyed the Short-Tempered Clavier pieces tremendously. Played masterfully by Christopher O'Reilley, they are witty and delightful. A new suprise is always around the corner, and upon my first listen I found myself grinning and sometimes laughing out loud.

Then comes the rest of the album.

In the succeeding pieces, Schickele uses the same jokes, the same tunes, and crummy synthesized instruments that become so annoying that I just want to turn the thing off.

Do yourself a favor and leave after the first act.

Picking Up the Pieces
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Picking Up the Pieces
Seventh Day Slumber
Manufacturer: Bec Recordings / Emd
ProductGroup: Music
Binding: Audio CD

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My Struggle
Runimng Away
Spiraling
Innocence
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Picking Up The Pieces
Something
When The Children Cry
Out Of Time
Miracle
I Wanna Believe (I Believe Part 1)
Matthew 25
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The other essential Herrmann CD

Great Film Music

Manufacturer: Polygram Records
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Binding: Audio CD

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Music from the Great Hitchcock Movie Thrillers
Bernard Herrmann: Music From Great Film Classics
Psycho
Sunset Boulevard: The Classic Film Scores of Franz Waxman
The Three Worlds of Gulliver

ASIN: B000004265
Release Date: 1996-05-14

Tracks:

Journey To The Center Of The Earth: Mountain Top And Sunrise
Journey To The Center Of The Earth: Prelude
Journey To The Center Of The Earth: The Grotto
Journey To The Center Of The Earth: Salt Slides
Journey To The Center Of The Earth: Atlantis
Journey To The Center Of The Earth: The Giant Chameleon And The Fight
Journey To The Center Of The Earth: The Shaft And Finale
The Seventh Voyage Of Sinbad: Overture
The Seventh Voyage Of Sinbad: The Duel With The Skeleton
The Seventh Voyage Of Sinbad: Baghdad
The Day The Earth Stood Still: Outer Space
The Day The Earth Stood Still: Radar
The Day The Earth Stood Still: Gort
The Day The Earth Stood Still: The Robot
The Day The Earth Stood Still: Space Control
The Day The Earth Stood Still: Terror
The Day The Earth Stood Still: Farewell And Finale
Fahrenheit 451: Prelude
Fahrenheit 451: Fire Engine
Fahrenheit 451: The Bedroom
Fahrenheit 451: Flowers Of Fire
Fahrenheit 451: The Road And Finale
Gulliver's Travels: Overture
Gulliver's Travels: Minuetto-Wapping
Gulliver's Travels: Hornpipe
Gulliver's Travels: Lilliputians 1&2
Gulliver's Travels: Victory 1&2
Gulliver's Travels: Escape
Gulliver's Travels: The King's March
Gulliver's Travels: Trees
Gulliver's Travels: The Tightrope
Gulliver's Travels: Lovers
Gulliver's Travels: The Chess Game
Gulliver's Travels: Pursuit
Gulliver's Travels: Finale

Amazon.com

Captured on this one disc are the great film scores Bernard Herrmann did for several classic science fiction films of the '50s and '60s. Herrmann did not go in for simple atmospherics and cheap orchestral tricks with his music. He knew that the music would have to conjure a mental world all its own. This is especially true in "The Seventh Voyage of Sinbad". It's a tone poem Rimsky-Korsakov could have written. The best here is "The Day the Earth Stood Still" with its use of the (then) revolutionary theremin. It's a clear masterpiece, all on its own. --Paul Cook

Customer Reviews:

The other essential Herrmann CD.......2004-08-25

I like to think of this CD as being the "Forbidden Planet" of film scores CDs -- technically marvelous, consistently enthralling on an emotional and mental level, and way ahead of its time.

Unfortunately it is not available as I write this. Last time I visited this Amazon site, there was one CD for sale for almost $60. You'll have to make up your own mind if this music is worth that much to you. I made my choice long ago to own this and keep it in my library, conceivably forever.

With five film scores, 35 tracks and 72 minutes of the most high grade science fiction music, this CD should be considered the definitive source for Bernard Herrmann's non-Hitchcock film scores. Not only did he conduct the National Philharmonic Orchestra in these recordings, the composer approved of the Phase 4 recording and mixing. It is, as the notes say, a unique listening experience.

I have found this CD to be a constant source of imagination, vision and scope in film music that still has no peer 30 years after its production. The opening sequence to "Journey To The Center of the Earth" is better than it ever was in the theater, where the music was a hackneyed backdrop to an incredilbe film. In this CD, the music dwarfs the film action.

My favorite sequence in this issue is Herrmann's work for the Ray Bradbury novella "Fahrenheit 451", which was recast in some minds recently when "Fahrenheit 911" appeared in theaters throughout the country.

Every bit of the miracle of that little film is projected through this eerily wonderful music, which seems to comprise a world of its own. The sections help recall Sontag's first trip on the fire engine, the bedroom fire and the finale.

The lengthiest tract on this disk is the near 27 minute set from the film "Gulliver's Travels". I've never seen the movie but will attest that the music is out of this world in a very British way. This section seems closer to following the musical rules for a suite than any other on this disk.

Decca had the good sense to return the Bernard Herrmann-conducted Hitchcock scores to circulation, so maybe they will do the same with this miraculous disk. Again, the notes are nothing to write home about, but even with that considered no lover of film music or the music of Bernard Herrmann can consider their library complete without this disk.

Pink Champagne: A Collection of Vintage Light Music

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Pink Champagne: A Collection of Vintage Light Music

Manufacturer: Asv Living Era
ProductGroup: Music
Binding: Audio CD

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ASIN: B00008IHWK
Release Date: 2003-04-08

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Chiming Strings
Vanessa
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Seventh Heaven
Gin-Fizz
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Cross Roads
Laughing Marionette - London Promenade Orchestra
Pulling Strings
Tinkerbell
Tomboy
Playtime
Falcons
Speakeasy
Dance of the Hailstones
Bubble, Bubble, Bubble (Pink Champagne)
Muriella
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Waltz in Swingtime
Veradero
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Baa Baa Black Sheep
Dancing Tambourine

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Matthew Twenty Five
This Album touches the Soul
from an fan
A MUST HAVE!
7DS is the best!

Matthew Twenty Five
Seventh Day Slumber
Manufacturer: Afinia
ProductGroup: Music
Binding: Audio CD

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ASIN: B00003JAG9
Release Date: 1999-11-30

Tracks:

Jada
Miracle
Matthew 25
Thank You
Mama Won't Give Up
Bow Down
My Best Friend
Blind Man
What I Need
I Want To Believe In Something
I Believe
Interlude

Customer Reviews:

Matthew Twenty Five.......2001-10-17

SDS ROCKS THIS CD IS GOOD I THINK THE BEST SONG IS :MIRACLE: I GOT THIS CD AT THERE SHOW BUT IT DID NOT HAVE :THANK YOU: AND
:My Best Friend: AND IT WAS CALLED THE 25TH CHAPTER AND THE COVER WHAS NOT THE SAME I THINK THAT THIS MITE BE A :INPORT: WITH EXTRA TRACKS CD BUT IT IS GOOD IF YOU LIKE :CREED: :STAINED: OR :LIFE HOUSE: YOU SHOOD LIKE THESE GUYS AND IF YOU GO TO ...
YOU CAN GET THERE NEW CD :FREEDOM FROM HUMAN REGULATIONS:IT'S BETER AND A BIT HARDER MORE LIKE :CREED:&:STAINED: BUT GET BOTH :SDS: CDS IF YOU CAN.

This Album touches the Soul.......2001-10-11

This band sounds awesome and has an incredible message. They're bringing people to Christ. All I can say is that this album made me change my views on worship music. This is the most powerful album for Christ that I beleive I've ever heard. Anybody who ever has a chance to listen to this album or buy it I'd recommend it in a heartbeat!

from an fan.......2000-04-08

i got to meet the members of this band and they are really cool and down to earth. they performed at a school sponsered event as a featured band and i think everyone really enjoyed them. i highly recommend this cd! it has a really good message and i think that it will appeal to the hard core metal people and the lighter soft rock people also.

A MUST HAVE!.......2000-01-16

These songs are well written, they minister to me, i can relate to some of the things written.They portray truth! This is music i like to hear over and over again! I encourage everyone to buy this album!

7DS is the best!.......2000-01-03

I have been blessed enough to be able to personally know 3 of the 4 members of 7DS. I have their cd, and it is one of the best ever. I listen to it all the time, and I love it. 7DS is a great band with a great sound, so....BUY IT!

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Seventh Day
Von Groove
Manufacturer: Z Records UK
ProductGroup: Music
Binding: Audio CD

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ASIN: B0000517AW
Release Date: 2004-01-01

Tracks:

Believe In The One
Lily
Oxygen
Seventh Day
Lifeline
Guns Over London
The Best In Me
Heaven Knows Your Name
Soul Surgery
Angel City

Album Description

2001 release for the melodic hard rock act. 10 tracks including, 'Believe in the One', 'Lily' and 'Oxygen'.

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Pretty Good CD
Nothing to Slumber About Here
A Band With Purpose And Talent!
Awesome
These guys rock!

Picking Up the Pieces
Seventh Day Slumber
Manufacturer: Word Entertainment
ProductGroup: Music
Binding: Audio CD

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ASIN: B00008OM42
Release Date: 2003-04-08

Tracks:

I Know
Candy
My Struggle
Running Away
Spiraling
Innocence
More
Picking Up The Pieces
Something
When The Children Cry

Album Description

An independent band for five years, Seventh Day Slumber has built a huge following of consumers, Rock radio stations and concert promoters with music that is in-your-face as the ministry that drives them. With a sound comparable to 3 Doors Down, Lifehouse and Creed. 10 tracks. Crowne Music Group. 2003.

Customer Reviews:

Pretty Good CD.......2005-08-04

this is pretty good CD it sounds allot like Creed meets 3 Doors Down meets Staind meets Nickleback it's an awesome CD for Hard Rock Fans

Nothing to Slumber About Here.......2005-01-15

I saw these guys live last summer having never heard any of their music. I was expecting to be mildly impressed and walked away blown away.
Seventh Day Slumber's message touched me in a way not many other bands have. When I got "Picking up the Pieces" I was just as equally blown away. With their earnestly honest songwriting, there's a reason this band has such a large underground following. The entire band is exteremly talented, but the strength in the band lies in the deep lyrics that all of us who are frustrated in life can related to.

Seventh Day Slumber's melodic hard rock sounds alot like the best parts of Staind, but also sounds similar to bands like Three Doors Down or Lifehouse (harder rocking tho). The lyrics touch on the tough parts of life, such as suicide, depression, feeling like a nobody, addiction to sin. While addressing life's sufferings, the songs also point to the hope that can be found only in Christ. Truly an amazing collection of songs that belong in everyone's collection. Anyone who feels frustrated and needs some hope should do themselves a huge favor and pick this one up. I'd have to say you'd be really missing out...

A Band With Purpose And Talent!.......2004-10-22

I have seen these guys in concert twice now. They are as great live as they are on this CD. Seventh Day Slumber can put together lyrics and music with the best of them. On this particular CD, beginning with "I Know", they manage to create an inspiring message to people struggling through life's ups and downs - and sometimes life really takes us down.

This band is committed to their faith and helping people who are suffering major setbacks. I have met the band and talked briefly with each of them. These guys are doing what they do to bring the greatest message of all time to the masses, especially the masses who are on their last leg. At their concerts, they really reach out to people and pray with those in need. Their faith is strong and the center of their lives.

I have yet to hear a song by Seventh Day Slumber that I didn't like. These guys don't FILL in their CD with a song that's not ready for release - they work too hard to do that.

This CD is great from the first track to the last.

See that BUY BUTTON? You'll wanna click on that.

See ya next review.

Awesome.......2004-09-19

I am so thrilled they did "When The Children Cry"!
White Lion should be very proud!

The CD is awesome!!!!

These guys rock!.......2004-07-20

I really enjoy listening to this band. Their music is very good, and sounds similar to bands like Creed and Kutless. In a movement of Worship centered songs, (which are great by the way) these guys bring a different tune to the table. They come from the point of view where they are or have been in the past, unhappy with who they are. They are truly falling on their knees and coming to Jesus, knowing that He is the only way to Heaven! They realize that they are sinners and need to repent and they thank the Lord!

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The Harry Partch Collection, Volume 2

Manufacturer: New World Records
ProductGroup: Music
Binding: Audio CD

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ASIN: B00064AF8M
Release Date: 2004-10-04

Tracks:

The Wayward - U.S. Highball-A Musical Account of a Transcontinental Hobo Trip (1943, rev. 1955)
The Wayward - San Francisco--A Setting of the Cries of Two Newsboys on a Foggy Night in the Twenties (1943, rev. 1955)
The Wayward - The Letter (1943, rev. 1972)
The Wayward - Barstow--Eight Hitchhiker Inscriptions from a Highway Railing at Barstow, California (1941, rev. 1968)
And on the Seventh Day Petals Fell in Petaluma (1963-64, rev. 1966)

Album Description

Harry Partch's compositions of the 1940s—and to some extent his work in general—have remained until recently an unwritten chapter in the history of American music. And yet it was these very pieces—the collection of four works he would later collectively entitle The Wayward—that brought him to the attention of the New York musical world. His concert of these pieces for the League of Composers (April 22, 1944) established for him a small but permanent reputation as a musical maverick who had wandered off well-worn tracks and had developed a sort of lateral extension of his art, independently of any of the main circles of American music.

The musical starting point of the compositions of The Wayward is the inflections and rhythms of everyday American speech. From the beginnings of his mature output in 1930 Partch had been devoted to what he called "the intrinsic music of spoken words," and these four works capture something of the spontaneous musicality of the conversations of the hoboes he befriended during the Depression. In their original form these pieces used only the small collection of instruments Partch had built or customized by 1943: Adapted Viola, Adapted Guitar, Chromelodeon, and Kithara. The versions recorded here are all later reworkings, sometimes with only small changes (as in the case of San Francisco), and sometimes involving a substantial amount of recomposition (as in the case of U.S. Highball).

The final work on this disc dates from twenty years later than the compositions of The Wayward, and represents one of the high points of Partch's later instrumental idiom. And on the Seventh Day Petals Fell in Petaluma was composed in Petaluma, California, in March-April 1964, and revised at various times and places until the completion of the final copy of the score in San Diego in October 1966. It marks a radical departure from the theater works he had written at the University of Illinois in the early 1960s, and shows a renewed concentration on technical innovation and on fusing his activities as composer and instrument-builder within the context of a single composition. Newly remastered.

Of related interest:
80621 The Harry Partch Collection, Volume 1

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