Practically Perfect in Every Way - This album is one of the most complete and wonderful albums I have ever heard, I have yet to find another CD that brings such a gripping story through all the lines of the story while still maintaining the integrity of each individual song. This album is well worth every penny.
The Light of Things Hoped For. - This is an excellent CD for just about anybody. The great thing about it is that it s good stress reliever music, but without it being blasphemous or profane.
Very good CD - One of the finest CD s I own. And I would say the best one made by Roper & co.
Thank you - Thank you for creating an honest album that shows what living life as a Christian really entails. Simply amazing.
A brilliant album with a simple narrative - One of the best albums I ve ever heard. I m a major Reese Roper fan, but I ve got to say that this is a cut above even most of his regular, awesome stuff. An album of beautiful music which tells a simple narrative: A group of astronauts, in orbit around Saturn s moon Titan, suffer a mechanical malfunction that propels them into the dark side of Titan. Mission Control back on earth, along with the astronaut s families, don t know what happened or if they re even still alive. At the end, the ship pulls out of the dark side of Titan into the light and they all survived.A simple tale, but not one told directly, the monologue tracks excluded, which are ones like Prologue, Gemini and Atropos which are ambience music and a character giving a mnologue. The details of the story are kept very vague, so you have to fill in the spaces yourself. The lyrics do no tell the story(with a few exceptions, like The Sun Also Rises, Titan and possibly Enamel), but the tone of the pieces along with the narrative tracks give you a feel for what is going on.A few of the songs I don t particularly like, like Babie s Breath, but those are deeply in the minority and do not detract from the overall excellence.