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    HM Magazine #99/Adam Again
    Adam Again — Ten Songs cover

    Adam Again

    Ten Songs

    (1988)

    Reviewed by John J. Thompson

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    Label Lo-FidelityHM Magazine #99January/February 2003
    alternative rockfunkfunk rock

    It took a fan with passion to bring this amazing, ground-breaking, career-building and soul-stirring album back from the graveyard of overpriced collector-land. Ten Songs, now re-mastered with a souped-up low-end and a bonus track, sounds just as relevant and unique today as it did when it first wrecked the status quo of the Christian alternative underground back in 1988. Funky as the day is long, Ten Songs is an absolute must-have for anyone who digs challenging lyrics, soulful wailing, butt-shaking grooves and wah-ka-chik-ah guitars. The re-release is strictly limited by the license secured by the label, so don't wait on this one. Some fans spent over $200 for this bad-boy on CD in recent years, that's how rare and valuable it was. Kudos and big wet kisses to Jeffrey Kotthoff at Lo-Fidelity for giving this massive disc another shot at life outside Ebay.

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