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Richards Crane: World Stands Still - COMPACT DISCSTitle: World Stands Still Artist: Richards Crane Label: Metalville Product Type: COMPACT DISCS UPC: 4250444156115 Genre: Rock Release Date: 2016 06 24 Number of Discs: 1 Richards Crane, a brand new project birthed from Ugly Kid Joe frontman Whitfield Crane and guitarist vocalist Lee Richards (Another Animal, Godsmack, Dropbox), are preparing for the release of their debut album. 'World Stands Still' features a collection of heartfelt, stripped down
Title: World Stands StillArtist: Richards Crane
Label: Metalville
Product Type: COMPACT DISCS
UPC: 4250444156115
Genre: Rock
Release Date: 2016-06-24
Number of Discs: 1
Richards Crane, a brand new project birthed from Ugly Kid Joe frontman Whitfield Crane and guitarist/vocalist Lee Richards (Another Animal, Godsmack, Dropbox), are preparing for the release of their debut album. 'World Stands Still' features a collection of heartfelt, stripped down songs including the new single 'Black & White' featuring Myles Kennedy (Alter Bridge, Slash) originally released in 2015. Produced by Dave Fortman (Slipknot, Godsmack, Evanescence), who also added additional electric guitar, drummer Shannon Larkin (Godsmack, Ugly Kid Joe) and bassist Jim Preziosa (Dropbox) also appear on the album. In addition to the stunning performance by Myles Kennedy, who duets with Crane on the first single, guest vocals on the album include classical Indian artist Vishal Vaid. Richards recalls, 'This project came together on the heels of the 'Another Animal' project which is where Whitfield and I first connected. We had written a bunch of acoustic tracks while on tour as the rest of the guys went back to the Godsmack camp Whitfield and I thought it would be a great time to record an acoustic based album.' The video for 'Black & White', shot by director Dan Sturgess (Butcher Babies, Skindred, Coal Chamber), was filmed on the streets of London and backstage at the Download Festival in June 2014. The video features star-studded cameos from the likes of Steel Panther, Benji Webbe (Skindred), Phil Anselmo, Dee Snider, Chris Jericho, Dave 'Snake' Sabo and Myles Kennedy to name but a few. Crane adds, 'If I had to describe the sound of this record I would almost describe it as 70's sounding with a lot of vocal harmonies as well as a lot of counter melody. Working with Whitfield is truly a pleasure as he has one of the broadest vocal ranges in the business and I've always loved the way our voices work together. He is truly one of the best front men in the business.'
Tracks:
1.1 Homeward
1.2 Everyone
1.3 Here in the Light
1.4 Black and White
1.5 Someday
1.6 Lost
1.7 Waiting on a Prayer
1.8 Rainy Day
1.9 Don't Cry for Me
1.10 World Stand Still
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As someone familiar with previous writings from Keller and Inazu, I was eager to get this book--it did not disappoint. Both gentlemen are serious scholars, so one might have expected a weighty or dense theological treatise. Instead, they oriented the project around stories--individual stories that faithfully reflect personal versions of the grand Story of redemption, hope, beauty, truth, and justice. Rather than offering long lists of direct recommendations to other people (whose contexts will inevitably be different), these stories target the soul. As such, these stories offer vivid and practical insights to my particular context, but they do so indirectly, authentically, and inspirationally. As Keller has written elsewhere, no one changes his behavior because he's told he needs to change--he must be SHOWN. This book doesn't just tell us what authentic Christianity looks like in our polarized world, it shows us--and it does so exceptionally well. Highly recommended if you want to challenge your soul with diverse renderings of faithful living. Direct application to your life and specific recommendations for action will no doubt emerge, but they'll come from the inspiration of the Holy Spirit working through the power of Story.
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I bought both a hard copy and listened to it on Audible. As someone who is seeking to live faithfully in a world of difference in my workplace and community, this was an incredibly helpful book. I also can't help but think just how perfect this book is for our moment of national reckoning around race. NOW more than ever, folks need to read this book! I found myself weeping during Tom Lin's chapter, as I found resonance in my own experience growing up in an immigrant family, and I found myself incredibly inspired through that and so many other chapters as well. Other reviewers have critiqued the lack of specificity...for me, that was helpful, because everyone's context is so different. I was still able to take away what I needed. These are very thoughtful believers who come from very different walks of life, and it was a treat just to see the world from their view each chapter. Thank you, John Inazu and Tim Keller, for the rich contribution of this book to the Christian conversation about our place in the public sphere.
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