This is a great example of what happens when a young artist is seemingly being forced into a mold. The talent is clearly there but the album lacks heart.
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Doubts, thoughts, worries, ideas, anecodotes, and memoirs from someone who's just trying to figure it all out...
About Me
- Andrew Greenhalgh
- I'm a simple guy with a lot of questions. I'm trying to figure out how to best live out the way of Jesus as a son, father, husband, lover, and otherwise.
Worthwhile Links
- A Conversation Between Friends
- Andrew Jones
- Bob Hyatt
- Brian McLaren
- Burnside Writers Collective
- Celena Crews
- Dan Kimball
- David Crowder
- Doug Pagitt
- Emergent Village
- Erin Greenhalgh
- ESandra Hollman
- Evan Dawson
- Gareth Higgins
- Grace Cartwright
- Jerry Cordero
- Mark Scandrette
- Marko's Blog
- Matt Conner
- Paste Magazine
- Patrol Magazine
- Post Secret
- Relevant Magazine
- Renee Altson
- Rick Bennett
- Ryan Sharp
- Scot McKnight
- Sojourners
- Soul-Audio
- Stereo Subversion
- The Ooze
- Tony Jones
- Wrecked For The Ordinary
Currently Listening To...
- The Advent Christmas EP - Future of Forestry
Currently Reading...
My Shelfari Bookshelf
Worthy Causes
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- Needed Some New Backgrounds!
- Review: Beautiful News - Matt Redman
- Review: Enter In - Chelsie Boyd
- Review: Begin to Hope - Regina Spektor
- Review: Nashville - Solomon Burke
- Review: Live at the Ryman - Marty Stuart
- Review: Like Red on a Rose - Alan Jackson
- Review: Johnny Cash Live in Ireland DVD
- Secret Confessions
- Kids Pics
- Review: Floating World - Anathallo
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