| 1. | Fear Itself | ||
| 2. | New Life | ||
| 3. | Rise | ||
| 4. | World Without Sin | ||
| 5. | Almighty $ | ||
| 6. | Enemy | ||
| 7. | Black & White | ||
| 8. | Escape | ||
| 9. | Paperdoll | ||
| 10. | Decision | ||
| 11. | Struggle | ||
| 12. | Time |
Gene: Xian Christian Rock Folk Jesus Music
Password: 2020MUSIC
Notes:
Another super scarce one with something like a 200-300 press I’ve heard. On America, Where Are You? the former Guitar Ensemble (now renamed Concern) duplicates seven of their best songs from the You-N-You sessions plus a couple from Have Faith. But it’s the previously unheard tracks that are the real treat here. The addition of electric guitar to all four songs pushes the group’s sound further in the rock direction. At the same time the organ is given more prominence in the mix, making their previously subtle psych edge noticeably more distinct. The opener ‘Lone Man’s Plea’ has a cool wah-wah thing going down coupled with dizzying organ – a sound not too distant from Azitis. ‘Clap Your Hands’ employs a catchy mid-tempo banjo-plunking rhythm, followed by the mesmerizing ballad ‘Abortion’ where the soft-psych vibe is in top form. Add the sharp marching hippie beat of the title track and you could potentially even snag a Jefferson Airplane fan or two. Comes in a very plain-looking red cover with the title in white, the back of similar design with exclamations of “Unity!”, “Sharing!”, “Abortion!”, “Identity!”, “Prejudice!” and “Pollution!”. (The Archivist, 4th edition by Ken Scott).
Tracks:
01. Lone Man’s Plea
02. Close To Me
03. Clap Your Hands
04. Abortion
05. This Is A Man
06. America Where Are You
07. The You In You
08. The Answer
09. Have Faith
10. Don’t Say Love
11. The Call
12. Hear O Lord
13. Greensleeves
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