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Alien Youth (CD)

By: Skillet (Artist)


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DISC 1 for Alien Youth (CD) Album By Skillet (Artist)
1   Alien Youth
2   Vapor
3   Earth Invasion
4   You Are My Hope
5   Eating Me Away
6   Kill Me Heal Me
7   Thirst Is Taking Over, The
8   One Real Thing
9   Stronger
10   Rippin, Me Off
11   Will You Be There (Falling Down)
12   Come My Way
 


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Title Note

Skillet: John L. Cooper (vocals, bass, programming, samples); Ben Kasica (guitar); Korey Cooper (keyboards, programming, samples, background vocals);

Lori Peters (drums).

Additional personnel includes: Kevin Haaland (guitar); Nikki Frey, Teresa Pingitore (violin); Wendy Brookes (cello).

Skillet: John L. Cooper (vocals, bass instrument, programming, sampler); Ben Kasica (guitar); Korey Cooper (keyboards, programming, sampler, background vocals); Lori Peters (drums).

With souped-up grunge guitar riffs, neo-industrial synth lines and electronica-influenced production touches, ALIEN YOUTH is the product of a hard-hitting, contemporary industrial rock quartet. The catch is, these guys and girls are as hardcore about their Christianity as they are about their music. Unlike Creed, who have a spiritual subtext to their heavy rock, Skillet makes no bones about their intentions. They proselytize like there's no tomorrow, presenting young believers like themselves as the "alien youth" of this album's title. The main focus of the lyrics is to invite and encourage others to take up the mantle of faith. The young people to whom this message is directed will be at least as intrigued by the band's churning, hook-filled sound as by the spiritual intentions of the lyrics, but that's just the way Skillet seems to want it.



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5 out of 5 stars If youre sick of the usual, this is unusual,off-beat,&a little weird,but awesome.It , July 24, 2009
By MusicGirl200
I love this album,unusual,but awesome.It totally rocks.If youre sick of the bland,generic typcial overly commerical rock music, this album is unusual,off-beat,& a little weird,but it rocks.Its awesome.




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