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    7ball #6/Fourth Estate
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    Fourth Estate

    See What I See

    (1995)

    Reviewed by Chris Well

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    Label Hapi Skratch Records7ball #6May/June 1996
    art rockprogressive rock

    Although Fourth Estate has made a reputation in secular music circles for their progressive rock instrumentals, and although without any lyrics they don't reflect any Christian values, per se, the members of the group are Christians and have long wanted to share their music with their Brothers and Sisters in Christ. Where many rock instrumentals are loaded with pitfalls, Fourth Estate nimbly avoids the traps with ease and grace: They're accessible without being too tedious; they take chances without being just plain weird. As an introduction to new listeners, See What I See is a great primer.

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