Artist Info:Discography Album length: 10 tracks: 46 minutes, 32 seconds Street Date: 1998
To be honest, I never liked the Insyderz before. The first ska group I ever liked was the Supertones. I loved the lyrics,
the catchy tunes, their dynamic live performances... everything! But then I gave Skalleluia by the Insyderz a more open-minded
listen. It converted me. I became an Insyderz fan in no time. Then came Fight of My Life. Wow. This disc surely puts Five Iron to shame and
is hot on the heels of the Supertones.
Lead singer, Joe Yerke experiments with more singing and less growling on this disc. "Jigsaw" kicks off the CD with a catchy tune using puzzles
as a symbol for the life and God being the "missing piece" to complete the puzzle. "What Happened to Joe?" follows next about a new Christian
whose unbeliever friends disowned & wonder "what happened" to him.
The ultimate highlight on the album is their hard-rocking ska core tune "The Hunted." Yerke returns to his
signature "growls" on top of heavy metal guitar riffs. Another highlight is the next really fun track, "Game Day." A bouncy
song about how God has picked us to be a player in the game of life. A situation that has Yerke singing,
So tell me why did you pick me?
What did you see in me?
The ska-punk story-oriented song "Forgive and Forget" follows, about a son whose father has left his family & wishes for him to return.
This album is one of the best of the fall & I suggest ska fans of all kinds check out this successful 3rd project by the young guys of the Insyderz!
- Review date: 11/30/98, written by John DiBiase
Artist Info:Discography Record Label:KMG Records Album length: 10 tracks, 46 minutes and 32 seconds
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