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Just Another Band From East L.A.: A Collection CD music Check out the dynamic beats of "Panty Ho" and the determined action plan of "Feel" (I wanna go too far /And take what I can /This life is for the living /Don't wanna just look in). Then there's the commercial-sounding track "Lonely Day," which will be featured on the upcoming THQ game release "MX Unleashed" for Sony Playstation 2 and Xbox (The game is set to release in February 2004). And suddenly a mood swing - ever so smoothly, Otis takes you into a time of reflection with their catchy hook and regrets in "I'm Sorry" and their contemplative thought provoking verses of "Nothing Sky" (Where do you go to find tomorrow? /What kind of space do you think you'd fill?). "Angel" is charged with a sucker-punched emotional longing that just firms up the belief that this band is as diverse and talented as they come. Just try sitting down to the driving beat of "Safe From You." Otis was first introduced to the world when they released "Hold Your Breath" on the video game Splashdown in 2001. More recently, they were commissioned to write the song "Forever Still" for the forthcoming animated feature Ark. This introspective song about loss finds hope and a poignant live version of it can be found on their debut album Abundavida.

Just Another Band From East L.A.: A Collection album for sale Available on CD for the very first time as Volume 5 in the Born Twice Records / Legends Remastered collectible full color digipak series of early Jesus Music from the 70's. Just five years after the release of the Christian psych monster, Exkursions, 1976's The Artist/The Riddle would bring Johnson into a bigger league with a better production budget. It is perhaps his finest moment. The polished album has two title tracks: "The Artist" has a country feel, while "The Riddle" goes for a renaissance sound enhanced by flute and recorder. "Lord, Doctor" appears again. "The Wedding Song" uses a biblical metaphor to describe Christ coming to gather the Church for an eternal consummation. "Little Boy" offers a moving tribute to the task and joy of parenting. Harmony magazine selected Johnson as "Artist of the Year" on the strength of this album. The album is produced by the iconic early Jesus Music legend, Randy Matthews. For fans of Larry Norman, Phil Keaggy, Randy Matthews, Neil Young, Exkursions, Tom Petty, and Daniel Amos!

Just Another Band From East L.A.: A Collection CD music South Jersey's Urethra Franklin debuting in their first full-length effort, giving a "name" and "face" to the town they grew up in. Singer, Guitarist, and Songwriter Brandon Smith tells the full story of his hometown from start to finish from bad relationships to alcohol abuse, wearing his heart on his sleeve all throughout. This is an album that no one should be without. "I have a feeling your album is gonna be the "Frampton Comes Alive" of South Jersey music...I feel like EVERYONE absolutely HAS to have this record and one day people will ask "Did you buy Welcome To Rio Grande?" and people will ask "Who DIDN'T own that record?"-Anonymous album owner "Cape May County has its official soundtrack. Welcome to Rio Grande is the new 8 track album by Urethra Franklin that chronicles the trials and tribulations of living in a shore town that is only alive during the summer. The boys deliver with this record and should be essential listening if you are a fan of the alternative rock/punk genres. With storied filled lyrics, catchy hooks, and rocking riffs, Welcome To Rio Grande deserves to be in your collection. Buy it today!"-Glenn Rodriguez "There's a horrible disconnect between the things we all know to be true and real, and the way life is down here. You capture that pretty well, and give words to the things a lot of us feel on varying fronts, without sugar coating it. I think your album title is about as appropriate as it gets, and I love the whole thing. A+, gentlemen."-Kelly Archibald "...All of the songs are really catchy and it's an album you can put on repeat and listen to over and over again."-Adam Fincke