I just got Crowder's latest album "A Collison". I've only listened to it a couple of times so far, but I have mixed feelings about it.
1) I think the music is genious. The mix of "O Brother Where Art Thou" style meeting with Crowder's sound is really incredible and it flows surprisingly well.
2) It's not music that creates good "background" music. For some reason, the words are jumping out at me, even above the great music. At work, having this playing in the background while trying to write an email to the heads of the company is extremely difficult. My brain keeps returning to the words of the songs, instead of the work-based tasks on my table.
So, I'm deeming this album (for my own filing purposes, of course) with the label: "Great music to drive to".
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Published by John Nelson
on November 03, 2005 at 12:27 PM.
1) I think the music is genious. The mix of "O Brother Where Art Thou" style meeting with Crowder's sound is really incredible and it flows surprisingly well.
2) It's not music that creates good "background" music. For some reason, the words are jumping out at me, even above the great music. At work, having this playing in the background while trying to write an email to the heads of the company is extremely difficult. My brain keeps returning to the words of the songs, instead of the work-based tasks on my table.
So, I'm deeming this album (for my own filing purposes, of course) with the label: "Great music to drive to".
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