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Hymnsongs Review
Phil Keaggy's instrumental albums of the
past five years or so get more play in my house than anything
else I own. This album is no exception. It takes itself more
seriously than either 'Zion' or 'Lights of Madrid,' and seems
to rest in between those two in it's theme. The composition,
musicianship, and recording quality in 'Hymnsongs' is amazing.
The album doesn't revisit any old territory either. Every
track is unexpected and beautiful.
There's a version of 'Nothing But the Blood' on this album
that you just have to hear! It's completely different and
soooooo much better than the version on 'Crimson and Blue.'
If you find pop music boring, you should love this album
as well as Keaggy's other more recent albums. He puts most
'jam bands' (Phish, etc.) to shame with his level of creativity.
Review by: Fred, Amazon.com
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