Overview 1 Late Great Planet Earth 2 Stranded 3 Here With Me 4 Lie Low 5 Phobic 6 God-Shaped Hole 7 Solace 8 Worlds Collide: A Fairy Tale 9 Damaged 10 Drugstore Jesus 11 candycoatedwaterdrops
Item Specifications...
Record Label Essential Records
Dimensions: Length: 4.89" Width: 5.58" Height: 0.4" Weight: 0.25 lbs.
Binding CD
Release Date Apr 13, 1999
Publisher PROVIDENT #130
ISBN 0760124485 EAN 9780760124482 UPC 083061046927
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Staggering! I was blown away! Now my favorite album! Jul 8, 2006
Christian music has come a very long way in the last 20 years. It used to be a joke. While wanting to proclaim my faith, as a recording engineer, I was embarrassed to listen to it as it was almost silly. That is all changed and the quality of the message and the quality of the music is as good, if not better, than the secular varieties. So while I have come to expect higher quality Christian music, this album knocked my socks off. The first song, "Late Great Planet Earth" is nothing sort of amazing. It has a Led Zepplin "Kasmir" flavor with complex layers of rhythms creating tension and resolution. The band is tight and Tiffany's vocals and are both mysterious and satisfying. If you only want one Plumb album, this is it! I wish I could give it 6 or 7 stars...
Serves as a justifiable 'Greatest Hits' Nov 8, 2005
After hearing Plumb's Greatest Hits release, I figured there'd be no reason for me to buy any further CDs from them seeing as how that was such a great disc. I eventually wanted to hear 'new' stuff from them so I purchased candycoatedwaterdrops. I didn't pay much attention to the tracklisting past Late Great Planet Earth since that is my favorite song by Plumb. Once I did look, however, I was amazed at how many wonderful songs are included. Everything from Here With Me to Damaged is on here, basically over half of the Greatest Hits disc. Plumb mixes so many genres without even trying. One song will be pure pop, the next will have a subtle hip hop influence, and the next will venture into rock. Any band with that kind of range, whether they want to or not, will draw attention to themselves.
The first three tracks, Late Great Planet Earth, Stranded, and Here With Me, have always been some of my favorite tracks by Plumb. Each is lyrically strong, particularly LGPE, and each seems to cover a different mood. What I really like about this CD is that it seems as though every song on here could be called a hit. Lie Low and Phobic are two of the most relaxing songs you'll soon hear and God-Shaped Hole is as catchy as you'll get. It even resembles early Avril Lavigne. Solace, next to LGPE, is the highlight of this record. This is the other rock-esque track on here. There's really not a thing about this song not to like. If you had to pick a low point on this CD it would probably be Worlds Collide: A Fairy Tale. It's a good song in every right, but following such an amazing line-up of songs is no easy task. Basically, it's a good song, but in comparison, it falls short. If you're in the mood for a fairly intricate soothing song, look no further than Brokedown Palace's anthem, Damaged. It brings to mind a rainy day, watching the rain trickle down the window. candycoatedwaterdrops seems like a song you'd hear in a lounge with dim lighting sang by a gorgeous woman. So no complaints on that. The hidden track, if you want to call it that, is horrible. While parents will find it 'cute' I find it a waste of 30 seconds. All it is is a little girl singing a song that they teach you in church. But no real love lost on it.
My favorite songs are Late Great Planet Earth, Phobic, Solace, Damaged, and candycoatedwaterdrops. This is a wonderful release with amazing vocals, thanks to Tiffany Arbuckle. While it would be hard for anyone to follow up such a flawless CD, Plumb did accomplish the seemingly impossible. Even if you're not a fan of Christian music, I feel that the religious themes are so under the collar that you'll not even notice. Definitely give this band a chance.
even if you're not a Christian Oct 7, 2005
This album is in my top 20 list. I've played this for many many people, none of whom are even remotely christian and everyone has absolutely LOVED it.
It's progressive, slightly funky, and definitely rockin with wonderful lyrics, mostly of the "uplifting" kind.
One word of 'warning' however; the song "Damaged" is not only depressing it's ridiculously addictive. At least for women, I think. Every woman I've played that song for has gotten their own copy and confessed later to playing the one song over and over and over... as did I. The song is about child abuse - physical and sexual - and I believe for anyone who has ever been a victim the song has a cathartic healing power to it that can't be ignored. Ms Arbuckle has said that she has been told by quite a few people that "Damaged" has greatly helped them. Give it a serious listen and find out why.
If you are wavering about this CD, at least buy it for "The Late Great Planet Earth" and "Damaged". You won't be sorry.
A unique gem in Christian Rock Feb 8, 2005
It is very rare to find an awesome album in Christian music such as this one, due to the nature of the genre and the limited horizons and paths a band in this style have available to follow and the pretty much delimited way of thinking and a number of factors that involve Christianity is natural that a not only an album but even a band achieve in musical terms what Plumb have achieved , create an incredible album such as this, easy to assimilate for Christians and not practitioner Christians, and even not Christians at all, and is good to realize that this genre can be reasonably open minded and that take advantage of technical resourses and experimentation and opening new options for songwriting is not such a betrayal for Christian principles , songs take several subjects such as love, friendship, care for the planet and of course love to Jesus, all this in a very well planned balance, good for Plumb along with other great bans like Jars of Clay are directly responsible for the evolutions of Christian music wich maybe is not for the mases but it has quality for its own rigth HM
Music with heart! Sep 30, 2004
Tiffany Arbuckle Lee or PLUMB definitely has something to boast. Not just her inherent talent in singing but in songwriting as well. Every song in this album will touch anyone on whatever he/she is going through. I just love the way she sings because every note seems to be coming from the deepest of her emotion. I love contemporary christian songs and defenitely, this album is worth a place in your cd shelves.
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