
Third Day's Alien CD Single starts off with the title track, a selection from their upcoming Conspiracy No. 5 sophomore release. Their style has changed quite a bit since their 1996 debut, no longer carrying a prominent southern twang, trading it for a sound powered by electric guitar rhythms and pop/rock sensibilities. "You Are Not Alone" follows, a previously unreleased track, exclusive only to this single. It's unfathomable why it hasn't been placed on a record prior to this disc (or following it). The song encourages the listener that they're not by themselves in their walk with Christ, and musically offers a blend of acoustic and electric guitars.
The final song is a rock remix of "Nothing At All," the lead-off track from their self-titled album. It's really not much different from the original, but this mix bears more of an electric edge and Mac Powell's reading of a portion from James 3 has been removed. So while the single only offers three tracks, they're a wonderful appetizer for what's to come, and will surely be a rarity that fans will want to have in their collection. Plus... can we just admire how sweet the partially-clear CD disc itself is? It's surprising this hasn't been done more often...
- Written by John DiBiase, 1997
Record Label: Reunion Records
Album length: 3 tracks, 13 minutes and 16 seconds
Street Date: 1997
Buy It: Amazon.com
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