Wide-Eyed and Mystified Downhere

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  • Release Date: 05/23/2006
  • Sales Rank: 36,341
  • Label: WORD ENTERTAINMENT
  • UPC: 829619100921

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Wide-Eyed and Mystified

1LISTENThe More 3:48
2LISTENSurrender 4:34
3LISTENA Better Way 4:40
4LISTENDying to Know You 3:30
5LISTENI Will Follow Your Voice 4:56
6LISTENLittle Is Much 3:46
7LISTENStir 3:17
8LISTENForgive Yourself 4:05
9LISTENUnbelievable 4:39
10LISTENThe Real Jesus 4:17
11LISTENRemember Me 4:06
12LISTEN1000 Miles Apart 3:35
13LISTENI Miss You Here 4:58

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Wide-Eyed and Mystified is a line in the infectious track "The More," referring to the awe with which we look at God. But it could just as easily denote the reaction of fans who first become familiar with this Canadian-bred Christian band on this third effort and wonder how they lived so long without this masterly crafted melodic rock. Vocalist/guitarist Marc Martel fronts the band with a deeply mature tenor that bears the rare fortune of being compared to Kevin Max. Exhibit A: his soaring chorus on "Remember Me" makes Coldplay's Chris Martin take a backseat. Fellow guitarist Jason Germain takes lead vocals on several ballads that could have been lifted from the band's debut. The theme is uplifting, but you never feel like the guys are talking down to you. There is passion without angst, healing without being dragged through the mud. Can one band truly possess the passion of Casting Crowns, the rock of Sanctus Real, and the melodic wonders of Coldplay-like vocals? Mystifying, indeed. Jared Johnson, All Music Guide

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