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Jars of Clay

Albums---Tracks---About

Tracks

  1. Work
  2. Flood
  3. Unforgetful You
  4. Love Came Down At Christmas

Albums

  1. Long Fall Back to Earth Apr 2009
  2. Closer EP Aug 2008
  3. Closer Jul 2008
  4. Greatest Hits Apr 2008
  5. Christmas Songs Oct 2007
  6. Live Monsters Sep 2007
  7. Essential Jars of Clay Sep 2007
  8. Live Monsters Jul 2007
  9. Christmas Songs Jan 2007
  10. Good Monsters Sep 2006
  11. Mini Monsters EP Jan 2006
  12. Redemption Songs Mar 2005
  13. Roots & Wings EP Jan 2005
  14. Who We Are Instead Nov 2003
  15. Furthermore: From the Studio/From the Stage Feb 2003
  16. 11 Live: Jars of Clay in Concert [Video/DVD] Aug 2002
  17. Eleventh Hour Mar 2002
  18. Jar of Gems Sep 2001
  19. Unforgetful You May 2000
  20. If I Left the Zoo Nov 1999
  21. Drummer Boy Nov 1997
  22. Much Afraid Sep 1997
  23. Crazy Times [Enhanced Maxi-Single] Sep 1997
  24. Flood Apr 1996
  25. Jars of Clay [Bonus Tracks] Jan 1996
  26. Jars of Clay Oct 1995

About

    Jars of Clay were the breakout band of the so-called alternative CCM movement of the '90s, scoring an enormous mainstream hit with their debut single, "Flood." The group's lyrics may have been exclusively Christian, but their mostly acoustic music fit perfectly into the folky jangle pop wing of alternative rock radio, at the time a rarity on the contemporary Christian music scene. Not only did their success set the stage for breakthroughs by Christian bands like dc Talk and Sixpence None the Richer, but it's also difficult to imagine the later popularity of heavier, Christian-themed hard rockers like Creed and P.O.D. without Jars of Clay having established the viability of fusing spiritual themes with mainstream alternative rock sounds. As popular tastes shifted, Jars of Clay found it increasingly difficult to maintain their secular audience, but still commanded a sizable following among Christian youth and remained one of the highest-profile groups in any gospel-music subgenre. ~ Steve Huey, All Music Guide

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