Revelation

I found this Third Day disc to be my favorite. I especially love song #2. I feel these songs really connected with my spirit.

I've been a big fan of Third Day since I found out about them around the time of "Come Together."

I've seen them live several times (and will again later this month!) and I will get anything they put out. If you like Third Day, I can't see how you wouldn't enjoy this latest CD.

The people complaining about the "ripping off" of Radiohead's cover art from one of their CDs: maybe the artists who chose this cover did it on purpose. Except from Third Day's point of view, the cluttered pile of our world is crowded with good works and at the top of the heap is the cross.
You don't see that being ripped off anywhere else.

This is the rock music sound I've lived with my whole life and the message I've tried to live every day--together.

I ordered two of these by mistake and returned one of them without any problem. It is a very good CD and I enjoy it very much.

This is by far the strongest and most thought-out album Third Day has put out. It touches the core of the heart in people of all walks of life, those in the valley, and those on the mountaintop. Every song flows to the next and there is not one that is dissapointing. This truely is a gem of Christian rock in a world that needs to hear the message of Jesus Christ. Thank you, Third Day for caring, not only at your concerts, but in trying to bring GOD'S people a little closer together! Awesome album and looking forward to more of the same.

Am I the only one who thought they ripped Radiohead "Hail to the Thief" with this cover?

Not only that, but has anyone noticed that the cover art on Jars of Clay's new EP has their band name logo look suspiciously like the "Kid A" font, with a rainbow palette no less?

I love the the idea of Radiohead getting some dap from these guys, but sadly I think it's just "CCMs" way of totally ripping off something mainstream to try to make it appeal.

Third Day, as talented as they are, have always felt that way to me. Does anyone remember how their first album came out right after Hootie started blowing up? Sounded a lot like them...