Signs of Life

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Like his peer Michael W. Smith, the exuberant Steven Curtis Chapman only gets better with each album. The 1996 release Signs of Life shows Chapman at his best. With thoughtful, introspective lyrics and crisp production, Signs of Life bursts with many high moments, including the intro "Lord of the Dance," spiced with Chapman's hot Dobro licks and zesty fiddle. The title song and "Let Us Pray" are the two most radio-ready cuts and will leave you with irresistible melodies. "Celebrate You," "Free," and "Hold On to Jesus" slow it down enough to showcase Chapman's calmer moments. There are few artists like Chapman that can combine his mastery of musicianship and forthright lyrics to produce releases like the must-have Signs of Life. --Michael Lyttle --This text refers to the Audio CD edition.

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Signs of Life
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    		Signs of Life
    Billy Squier
    Manufacturer: American Beat
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    Binding: Audio CD

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    ASIN: B000PSJD00
    Release Date: 2007-07-24

    Tracks:

    1. All Night Long
    2. Rock Me Tonite
    3. Eye on You
    4. Take a Look Behind Ya
    5. Reach for the Sky
    6. (Another) 1984
    7. Fall for Love
    8. Can't Get Next to You
    9. Hand-Me-Downs
    10. Sweet Release
    Signs of Life
    Average customer rating: 5 out of 5 stars
    • Signs of Life Steven Curtis Chapman
    • Chapman's artistic breakthrough
    • One of his best
    • Inspiring
    • getting better all the time
    		 Signs of Life
    Steven Curtis Chapman
    Manufacturer: Sparrow
    ProductGroup: Music
    Binding: Audio CD

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    ASIN: B000005KYA
    Release Date: 1996-09-03

    Tracks:

    1. Lord Of The Dance
    2. Children Of The Burning Heart
    3. Signs Of Life
    4. The Walk
    5. Let Us Pray
    6. Free
    7. Only Natural
    8. Rubber Meets The Road
    9. Celebrate You
    10. What Would I Say
    11. Land Of Opportunity
    12. Hold On To Jesus

    Amazon.com essential recording

    Like his peer Michael W. Smith, the exuberant Steven Curtis Chapman only gets better with each album. The 1996 release Signs of Life shows Chapman at his best. With thoughtful, introspective lyrics and crisp production, Signs of Life bursts with many high moments, including the intro "Lord of the Dance," spiced with Chapman's hot Dobro licks and zesty fiddle. The title song and "Let Us Pray" are the two most radio-ready cuts and will leave you with irresistible melodies. "Celebrate You," "Free," and "Hold On to Jesus" slow it down enough to showcase Chapman's calmer moments. There are few artists like Chapman that can combine his mastery of musicianship and forthright lyrics to produce releases like the must-have Signs of Life. --Michael Lyttle

    Customer Reviews:

    4 out of 5 stars Signs of Life Steven Curtis Chapman.......2007-05-20

    I like Steven Curtis Chapman's music because they are encouraging.

    4 out of 5 stars Chapman's artistic breakthrough.......2005-07-06

    Chapman makes a break with longtime producer Phil Naish in favor of Brown Bannister (White Heart, Amy Grant) and it seems the new combo focused a LOT of attention on making his musical backing more layered and interesting. Chapman himself also steps up to the plate a lot more, handling all the backing vocals, doing some electric picking for a change, and adding lots of "exotic" instrumentation personally (dobros,slides,mandolin,lap steel).

    Lyrically, he takes some chances as well, using some unusual metaphors to get across his message (the alien theme in the title track, race cars for "Rubber Meets the Road",dancing for our life in general in "Lord of the Dance") that make this some of his most original writing yet. It landed 4 top 10 Christian radio hits: "Lord of the Dance" (#2),"Signs of Life" (#2),"Let Us Pray" (#5) and "Free" (#9).

    HIGHLIGHTS:
    "Lord of the Dance" gets things off to a great start. For the first time, Chapman's tunes feel loose and vibrant with an actual GROOVE to them musically. It's BLUEGRASS pop if you can imagine that...the fiddle and dobro play important parts in the arrangement though it's way too electric to be anywhere near NickelCreek territory. The song celebrates God's role in guiding our destinies. ("I move my feet, I go through the motions/But He gives purpose to chance/I am the dancer/He is the Lord of the dance") In contrast to another review here, the vocal scatting by Chapman lends to the vibe and the song would LOSE impact if that were just replaced by another guitar or something similar. It adds spice. The title track finds Chapman in the shoes of an alien, wondering about the significance of the lives of these Earthlings it's examining. ("Where are the signs,where are the signs of life/The love that proves there is a beating heart inside?") Shane Keister's Rhodes adds a somewhat jazzy touch to the song. Chapman takes a decent electric solo on this one. "The Walk" finds SCC sneaking a touch of acoustic blues into a nice shuffle tempo. The message (follow God with your actions not just your mouth) isn't a new one, but it's done with convincing swagger. The "do justly,love mercy/Walk humbly with your God" bridge is particularly tasty. "Let Us Pray" is probably the hookiest anthem to intercession ever. See if you don't find yourself singing "Let us pray, let us pray/Every moment of the day" after 1 or 2 hearings. "What I Would Say" is a rare introspective moment from Chapman, as he imagines how he'd have related to his late alcoholic grandfather he never got to know. ("I would say I wish I could have known you/And I would say I wish you would've stayed/But most of all I would say I forgive you") SCC uses a nice falsetto I didn't know he possessed at times here, and the strings are beautifully restrained..never manipulative (as has been the case at times on past Chapman outings). "Hold On to Jesus" harks back to Chapman's more acoustic roots and is beautiful in its simplicity.

    LOWS:
    "Free" isn't bad, but some changes would make it a stronger song. It takes a little too long to build. (The first and 2nd verse and chorus don't have a lot of "kick"..it doesn't really blossom until the "And if the Son has set you free, you are free indeed" bridge) and it goes on far too long at nearly 7 minutes. I would still keep the nice coda (with Chapman's phased vocal over the jazzy piano) but eliminate at least 2 minutes earlier in the tune to tighten up the song.

    BOTTOM LINE:
    This CD features so much of Chapman's singing, playing and writing (all but 3 completely self-penned) that it serves as a great way to decide if you like him or not. If you're just beginning to check him out, this is probably a great place to start.

    5 out of 5 stars One of his best.......2005-06-22

    "Signs Of Life" is one of the most essential albums in Contemporary Christian music. I haven't seen SCC live, but I own many of his CDs. It is one of his best. Highly recommended.

    5 out of 5 stars Inspiring.......2005-02-04

    This is quite possibly Steven Curtis Chapman's most inspiring piece of work. The songs on this album come alive as you listen to them. I love listening to this album early in the morning. Unlike a lot of albums these days that have a great title track and a bunch of songs that are mediocre and just act as place holders, this album actually delivers. I think at most there are 1 or 2 songs that I don't enjoy or at least feel is worthy of listening too. If you want to enjoy a well-rounded inspirational album this one is for you.

    4 out of 5 stars getting better all the time.......2004-10-05

    With each new release, Steven Curtis Chapman expands his ability to express passion through his music. More and more he moves beyond the soft, contemplative, predictable songs of his early career and ventures into stronger lyrics and more soulful music. He hasn't quite hit his peak yet, but the growth is really starting to show.

    Edgier songs include Lord of the Dance, The Walk and Rubber Meets the Road, songs that challenge with their lyrics and motivate with their music. Some softer but equally good tunes include the moving Free and inspiring Let Us Pray. Most of the rest seem to hover in the vanilla zone, not bad but not outstanding either.

    Again, if I had rated this back in 1996, I probably would have given it 5 stars. Knowing how far along Chapman has progressed, and the level of his ability that this album represents, I give it a strong four.

    Larry Hehn, author of Get the Prize: Nine Keys for a Life of Victory
    Signs of Life
    Average customer rating: 5 out of 5 stars
    • A Fantastic Album
    • Price is not so considerate, but this album is really really great!
    • Fresh Finns! So why can't we get this in the US?
    • A 'MUST HEAR' album
    • Buy it. Period.
    		 Signs of Life
    Poets of the Fall
    Manufacturer: Big Records
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    ASIN: B000A1OES8
    Release Date: 2005-07-11

    Tracks:

    1. Lift
    2. Overboard
    3. Late Goodbye [Theme from Max Payne 2]
    4. Don't Mess with Me
    5. 3 Am
    6. Stay
    7. Seek You Out
    8. Shallow
    9. Everything Fades
    10. Someone Special
    11. Illusion & Dream
    12. Sleep

    Album Description

    Australian pressing. Poets of the Fall (POTF) is the convergence of rock singer and Irish trad buff, Mark, jazz guitarist Ollie, and industrial-machine-trance-man Captain out of Finland. The first single "Late Goodbye" off their 'Signs Of Life' album already a hit with gamers worldwide via the "Max Payne 2" video game. Big Records. 2005.

    Album Details

    Poets of the Fall (Potf) is the Convergence of Rock Singer and Irish Trad Buff, Mark, Jazz Guitarist Ollie, and Industrial-machine-trance-man Captain Out of Finland. The First Single "Late Goodbye" off their 'signs of Life' Album Already a Hit with Gamers Worldwide Via the "Max Payne 2" Video Game.

    Customer Reviews:

    5 out of 5 stars A Fantastic Album.......2007-06-29

    Unlike most people, I discovered this incredible band hidden in the credits for 3DMark05, a PC benchmarking tool. I fell in love with "Lift", which is my favorite song on the album. The wonderful voice, the killer guitar riffs, and some sweet mixing all come together and mesh perfectly along with the best, most thoughtful lyrics I have ever heard. Poets of the Fall is worth every penny, even though here in the US they still must be imported for mucho dinero. I have been jamming to Signs of Life and their newer album, Carnival of Rust, for many moons now. One thing I would also like to point out is that on the inside of the CD jacket book thing, there are instructions for a "secret" part of the POTF site, with a username and password, which gives you access to, among other things, an INSANE remix of "Lift" by Captain, one of the the band's three members. After hearing the original many times, this tune was just too good to be true. So, in conclusion, buy this album! And Carnival of Rust, too!

    5 out of 5 stars Price is not so considerate, but this album is really really great!.......2007-04-09

    I don't know how much times I've finished Max Payne 2 and then completely drowned in the melody from Poets of the Fall.
    All the 12 songs from their international debut album are great. Lift, Late goodbye and Sleep are the best.

    4 out of 5 stars Fresh Finns! So why can't we get this in the US?.......2006-09-03

    A breath of fresh air amongst the flat, uninspiring 'music' that gets heaped atop all of us these days. Poets of the Fall (PotF) serves up an epic mix of anthem ballads and serious

    melodies. But it's all good in the the kind of way one can enjoy Money followed by a dose of Comfortably Numb.
    I hear influence of Depeche Mode, Collective Soul, REM, James, and Toad the Wet Sprocket, to name a few. One thing that stands out with Poets, are the lyrics. For the most part, they are smart and well thought-out. They also tend to repeat much less than your average So on to the tracks:

    1 - Lift - one of the two singles released from 'Signs', this is my less favorite tracks. It's a reasonably good, upbeat, catchy tune, but it just never really peaks. Not bad, just not

    great.

    2 - Overboard - this is the tune I would have picked over 'Lift' as a single. Similar to 'Lift' in tempo and energy, 'Overboard' has that extra oomf - a catchier chorus, cooler rhythym

    guitar, just a better tune. This is a song to turn up, roll the windows down, and sing along with while cruizin on a nice summer day.

    3 - Late Goodbye - The other single and my first taste of PotF. An instant, mesmorizing classic, 'Late Goodbye' spurned my search for who this band was. At the time (2 years ago), there

    was not much info on Poets and I sort of gave up there. Recently, my interest repeaked, and lo-and-behold, two albums! 'Late Goodbye' starts with an eerie feeling melodic acoustical guitar

    and equally mournful voals. It's a dark song which picks up steam on each verse until some epic 80's hair-band crescendos in the bridge. It will make you smile. I know I always do! One of

    the best on the album, no doubt.

    4 - Don't Mess With Me - Funny, when this song starts, I always have the urge to skip tracks. I'm not a crazy, highspeed metal fan and this song just jumps and goes from the first second.

    However, give it about 25 seconds and it turns mellow pretty starkly. That will only last for about the same time and it's back to harsh guitar. And that's the gist of the song: back and

    forth, slow, fast, slow fast. All of a sudden you realize that the heavy guitar chorus is really fun and without realizing it, the song's done and you didn't skip the track!

    5 - 3AM - Starts with a croon. This is where the album starts to settle in and mellow. It's a song about late night, or rather early morning, and it fits. This tune is one you might

    expect to hear yourself at that hour. Mostly acoustical rhythem with a steady dirty electric following along in the back. And the crooning. Solid, if not high energy. Switch gears and

    enjoy it.

    6 - Stay - The first time I heard 'Stay', I thought it was pretty average. After about 8-10 listens, this track is one of my favorites right along with 'Late Goodbye'. It is not an epic song. It does not build up. It's relaxed and keyed. It just flows, and the vocals really carry this one right along. Fantastic!

    7 - Seek You Out - Has a Barenaked Ladies feel, but plays back and forth with an ethereal vibe. One of my less favorites but respectable nonetheless.

    8 - Shallow - A steady acoustical rhythem morphs into a steady, floating Edge(U2)-like guitar chorus. A par-for-the album tune.

    9 - Everything Fades - A tenative keyboard reverb flips with a powerchord chorus. Throw in some funky bass, and this generally high energy tune keeps up until it's 3 minute fading point. Anothe par tune.

    10 - Someone Special - This is the token 'chick' song. I don't mean that in a necessarily bad way. It's got great meody, some nice simple piano, good vocals, and a steady build. It's really just the lyrical choice, the title in the chorus, and some in the bridge that make be just go 'aack'. But then again you can sell it to your girlfriend. Good music, iffy lyrics.

    11 - Illusion and Dream - This may be blashpemous, but a portion of this song sounds like a country-pop crossover, and I really, really don't like country-pop crossover. However, the majority of the song does not suffer from this. There's some good power chords, marching drum, quiet reverb, and a song-ending minute-or so fade out of haunting floyd-like guitar (though please don't expect David Gilmour).

    12 - Sleep - Light Piano and dreamy, warning vocals. A great, slow album closer which has a steady build up of it's own.


    Signs of Life is a fantastic freshman album. It offers proof that there really are good bands out there that waiting to be discovered. It is an absolute sin that this album cannot be purchased here in the states. I do hold hope that in a year or two, Poets of the Fall will make their way across the ocean so us sadly lacking american music fans have something to cheer for.

    Poets of the Fall released their second album 'Carnival of Rust' a few months ago. I will try to review that soon since their sophmore effort which is a more finely tuned and polished version of 'Signs' with more potential 'hits'.

    5 out of 5 stars A 'MUST HEAR' album.......2006-08-05

    After completing max payne 2, i heard a totally immersive song, from where i heard of This band. Trust me, this band is one of the best! Their songs are totally different from the crowd (hey, that's good, is'nt it!) My favourite songs where 'late goodbye' and 'seek you out', though each song is a legend in itself. It's a pity that hardly anyone in this wide world is giving this band the attention they deserve

    5 out of 5 stars Buy it. Period........2006-07-30

    As many people here, I discovered this band by listening to the ending soundtrack of Max Payne 2 (I never sit through credits) and was just amazed. Had to get the single and now this CD. Absolutely worth it.
    Signs of Life
    Average customer rating: 4.5 out of 5 stars
    • A sound that is all over the music map
    • For all Public Radio fans . . .
    • One of their best
    • Wonderful instrumentation across an impressionist landscape
    		 Signs of Life
    The Penguin Cafe Orchestra
    Manufacturer: Editions Eg Records
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    Release Date: 1990-08-31

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    Customer Reviews:

    4 out of 5 stars A sound that is all over the music map.......2002-08-16

    I first became acquainted with the PCO through Perpetuum Mobile,a piece that has found its way into numerous tv commercials in the last 10-12 years.That catchy tune is not the only one on this album;there is also the appropriately titled 'Southern Jukebox Music','Beanfields' and the animal righters infuriating 'Swing the Cat'.The PCO's music is silly,fun and sometimes strangely beautiful(Perpetuum Mobile again).
    Is the PCO light classical,pop or worldbeat?It may be an indefinable hodgepodge,but not in a dreary,pompous new age way.It is mostly airy,devil-may-care delight.I think the world could use a little more of that!

    5 out of 5 stars For all Public Radio fans . . ........2000-04-24

    For anyone who is a public radio fan, you will recognize some of these compositions as the segways between stories on shows like All Things Considered, Morning Edition, Talk of the Nation, and especially Ira Glass's "This American Life." Track #9, "Perpetuum Mobile," is a notable standout.

    4 out of 5 stars One of their best.......2000-02-17

    Finally, the Penguins manage to pull of a good, all-around eclectic mix of light, airy pieces that lift the mood and stimulate the mind. Of course, there are still some boring (?) solos by Jeffes, but the entire disc works wonderfully. You can't beat "Dirt" or "Rosasolis" for sheer Joyfulness and free spirit. This and "Concert Program" are the best Penguin albums in my opinion.

    5 out of 5 stars Wonderful instrumentation across an impressionist landscape.......1999-04-22

    Who else but Penguin Cafe Orchestra can offer at once an aural treat of minimalist, acoustic, simple, eclectic, avant-garde, accessable, complex, curious, melodious, and beautiful instrumentals? Wonderfully and exuberantly played, this music is a must for anyone who enjoys Kronos Quartet, Glass, modern classical, world music, or even Talking Heads. Inventive composition, perfect arrangements, and beautiful instrumentation splashed across a modern, almost impressionist, landscape.
    Signs of Life
    Average customer rating: 5 out of 5 stars
    • Bernstein-Mehldau what a duo.......
    		 Signs of Life
    Peter Bernstein
    Manufacturer: Criss Cross
    ProductGroup: Music
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    Release Date: 1995-05-02

    Tracks:

    1. Blues For Bulgaria
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    3. Jive Coffee
    4. The Things We Did Last Summer
    5. Minor Changes
    6. Will You Still Be Mine
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    Customer Reviews:

    5 out of 5 stars Bernstein-Mehldau what a duo..............2001-04-30

    I am surprised that noone has reviewed this one. Bernsteins playing gives you "goose bumps" right away. and so does Mehldaus playing. The way Bernstein plays is extremely melodic, and you can hear the chordal movement (same as when you hear Kenny Burrell) and his tone is just beautiful, and on top of this. his lyrical playing it is also groovy. Also, check out Mehldaus playing, in particular on the ballad "The things we did last summer" I wonder if yoy can get much more "feeling " out of a piano. McBride on bass keep things "cookin"
    Signs of Life
    Average customer rating: 5 out of 5 stars
    • Great Record
    		 Signs of Life
    Bob Mamet
    Manufacturer: Atlantic / Wea
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    Release Date: 1994-08-02

    Tracks:

    1. Three Sides
    2. Nautical Mile
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    6. On Track
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    Customer Reviews:

    5 out of 5 stars Great Record.......2001-06-07

    I love Signs of Life. This is one of the most unique Contemporary Jazz albums I've heard. I love the blend of Bob's piano and Larry Carlton's electric guitar on Three Sides, Signs of Life, and Riverside Anthem. I like the energy of it, and I highly recommend it!
    First Signs of Life
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      		First Signs of Life
      Gary Wright
      Manufacturer: Acadia Records
      ProductGroup: Music
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      ASIN: B000PUBA3Q
      Release Date: 2007-06-18

      Tracks:

      1. Kani Fe
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      Album Description

      2007 two disc (CD + PAL/Region 0 DVD) pressing of this reissue of former Spooky Tooth leader Gary 'Dream Weaver' Wright's 1995 album. First Signs Of Life saw Gary blending his Pop smarts with World Music. Guests include Terry Bozzie (Zappa, Missing Persons) and George Harrison. The bonus DVD features footage of Gary and George performing together (their musical relationship goes back to when Wright played on Harrison's early solo albums). Acadia.

      Album Details

      The Ex-spooky Tooth Leader's Solo Album from 1995 Includes Guest Appearances from Terry Bozzio (Zappa) and the Late Great George Harrison. This Reissue Has a Bonus Dvd Disc that features Gary and George Performing Together.
      Russel Peck, Composer
      Average customer rating: 5 out of 5 stars
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      Manufacturer: Albany Records
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      Customer Reviews:

      5 out of 5 stars .not available.......2000-07-13

      CD not yet available, Please send info asap and I will order and submit a review. I have put stuff in forms in order to submit
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        		Signs of Life
        The Sign
        Manufacturer: Perris
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        Tracks:

        1. I'm Alive
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          		Signs of Life
          The Sign
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          Release Date: 2000-10-04

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