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Excellent Debut by Audio A July 18th, 2004
Reviewer:
Ron
from Buffalo, NY
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Audio Adrenaline's self-titled debut contains 11 positive, uplifting tracks professing their faith. Track 9, "DC-10" is a message that tomorrow isn't promised and the listener should live for today. "My God" says all other gods are false and Jesus is the only true God. All in all, this disc is highly recommended for those starting a Christian CD collection
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Audio Adrenaline August 6th, 2004
Reviewer:
Preston
from USA
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Most people will laugh when they listen to this the first time. However, by the time you've listened to it twice, you will come to appreciate it. Some stand out tracks are: "What You Need", "Who Do You Love", "DC-10", "My God" (this one's hilarious), and "Life".
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Decent Debut, They Get Better (Thankfully) May 3rd, 2005
Reviewer:
Anonymous
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I bought this cd with low expectations though I was surprised that it was good. Usually, debut albums of really good Christian artists and bands suffer from a lack of imaginative creativity. Thankfully, though, AA has gotten better with each subsequent release. Hey, reviewers, the only reason I am reviewing this one is to get that 5 cents to my credit. Hey, you are too.
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Audio Adrenaline Rockz! June 29th, 2005
Reviewer:
LeeAnn
from Alabama
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Audio Adrenaline is the best band in the world. Everyone should have everyone of their cd's, especially this one. This cd has two of their best songs ever: PDA and DC-10! What's not to love about this cd???? Go get it!!!! Go!
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good old school rock! July 9th, 2005
Reviewer:
Anonymous
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I'm not particularly crazy about this album, mostly because Audio A's more recent attempts surpass this immensely. There are some amusing songs that aren't great but are fun to listen to like PDA, One Step Hyper, and Life. If anything, I'd say to save yourself some money and buy some of Audio Adrenaline's newer stuff--any other album of theirs would be better.
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so old school! loving it July 11th, 2005
Reviewer:
kumiko
from washington
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What can i say, I love old school rock and Audio A has always been my favorite band! It's so cool how Mark raps in this cd, it's also funny!
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Oldie but Goodie September 20th, 2005
Reviewer:
Randi Scott
from Lords Valley, PA
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Right from the start Audio A was good. This CD is just as great as all the rest Audio A makes. I love listening to the old stuff. Still the right music for this generation to hear. Great CD.
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Dated. Audio A sounds better in later years. September 15th, 2006
Reviewer:
Brandon
from
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Not great. Interesting to compare to what they did later. I only recommend it if you care about hearing Audio A from where they started.
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Fun! July 27th, 2004
Reviewer:
Anonymous
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All I can say for Bloom is it's an absolutely fun cd! I the music is awesome the message is positive and meaningful. If you want a fun cd to rock out to that has a Christ centered message check this out!
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Bloom August 6th, 2004
Reviewer:
Preston
from USA
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This is my favorite AudioA album. Great oldschool rock!
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Biography
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With a music career that stretches more than 10 years, Audio Adrenaline has achieved a longevity that only a handful of artists experience in today's fast-paced, ever-changing music industry. Fads come and go, and music trends shift endlessly from genre to genre. So when a band can reach a 10-year milestone and still be crafting clever, innovative, compelling music while continuing to develop a massive, loyal audience base, it's an incredible accomplishment.
Audio Adrenaline has achieved just that.
The concept of making a global impact for Christ is not a new one for Audio Adrenaline members Mark Stuart, Will McGinniss, Ben Cissell and Tyler Burkum. While the band's focus has always touched on themes of missions and outreach, Audio Adrenaline has never been more aggressive in communicating that message than they are now, with the release of a brand new album, Worldwide.
"This is all a challenge to the youth of America - specifically the Christian youth of America," Stuart says. "The worship movement is so strong now, and we just want to challenge kids not to fall in love with feeling good about worship so much that they build a wall around themselves in their youth group. They need to take their worship to the streets, get out in their schools and worship with everything they have. It's all about putting worship into motion, putting faith into action-worldwide."
