Apol-acoustiX, Compact Disc [CD]

By: ApologetiX

Wesscott Marketing / 2005 / Compact disc

5 out of 5 stars (2 Reviews)

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Play	Title	Artist/Author	Time	Purchase
/preview/06/80/CD91129_1.mp3	1. Talk About The Lord	ApologetiX	?	Album Only
/preview/06/84/CD91129_2.mp3	2. Don't Be Fooled	ApologetiX	?	Album Only
/preview/06/85/CD91129_3.mp3	3. The Sounds Of Silas	ApologetiX	?	Album Only
/preview/06/86/CD91129_4.mp3	4. We're Not Gonna Drown	ApologetiX	?	Album Only
/preview/06/87/CD91129_5.mp3	5. Mediterranean Wholebook News	ApologetiX	?	Album Only
/preview/06/88/CD91129_6.mp3	6. Scripture	ApologetiX	?	Album Only
/preview/06/89/CD91129_7.mp3	7. Last Rain the Clouds Spill	ApologetiX	?	Album Only
/preview/06/90/CD91129_8.mp3	8. Eight Ways To Be	ApologetiX	?	Album Only
/preview/06/91/CD91129_9.mp3	9. More Than Works	ApologetiX	?	Album Only
/preview/06/81/CD91129_10.mp3	10. Trinity	ApologetiX	?	Album Only
/preview/06/82/CD91129_11.mp3	11. Two-Time Baby/Lord's House Blues	ApologetiX	?	Album Only
/preview/06/83/CD91129_12.mp3	12. Yes Today	ApologetiX	?	Album Only

Product Description

Join the ApologetiX crew for this collection of acoustic spoofs and parodies, including remakes of Elvis Presley's "Don't Be Cruel," Bob Dylan's "Subterranian Homesick Blues," Extreme's "More Than Words," and more.

Product Information

Format: Compact disc
Vendor: Wesscott Marketing

UPC: 651968001129
Availability: In Stock

Product Reviews

Apol-acoustiX, Compact Disc [CD] 5 5 2 2

As always, Apologetix delivers another awesome CD. They make no apologies for the truth contained in their songs and have a chance to reach people who might otherwise never hear the gospel. April 10, 2009

This is possibly one of my favorite things the Apologetix have done. Being a guitar player myself, I really appreciated this CD as it is a stripped down, more mellow version of the band, featuring J and Karl on acoustic guitars and vocals and not much else. It is polished yet raw at the same time. It really makes one appreciate just what good singers both J and guitarist Karl Messner are. The lyrics on this one are more serious and theologically deep...especially the parody of Zeppelin's "Thank You" which the guys turned into an examination of the Holy Trinity. It is uncanny how well J mimics Robert Plant on this one. All in all this is one of the Apologetix best efforts in my opinion. March 6, 2006