Sixpence None The Richer, The Early Years - 41m 53s

Tracks & Durations

1. Healer	3:44
2. Angeltread	3:30
3. Within A Room Somewhere	4:02
4. The Fatherless And The Widow	4:46
5. Trust	3:22
6. Field Of Flowers	2:38
7. Bleeding	5:00
8. Love Salvation The Fear Of Death	3:51
9. Spotlight	3:53
10. Dresses	3:33
11. I Cant Explain	3:27

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Review

Before achieving mainstream success based on the exceptionally catchy late `90s song "Kiss Me," Sixpence was an excellent, thoughtful guitar-driven Christian rock band. Of course, they remained an excellent Christian rock band after the success of that song, but some fans were upset that their hit crossover tune was about kissing. This sampling of their early material is an unerring selection that finds mature lyrics that go beyond the realm of traditional Christian rock, though not too far beyond it as to insult conservative listeners. Those words are paired with beautiful pop-rock that, while not the most inventive music ever, is fabulous nonetheless. Sixpence were one of the best Christian rock bands in the `90s, and this CD will show you why. --Mike McGonigalAs one of the premier Christian rock bands of the 1990's, Sixpence None The Richer achieved mainstream success with smash hits such as "Kiss Me" and "There She Goes". Revisit the early years with Sixpence None The Richer: The Early Years, the definitive anthology of the songs that launched this dynamic band's career, including "Healer", "Angeltread", and "Love, Salvation, The Fear Of Death", destined to become a collector's item in light of the group's recent disbanding.

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