Red

I agree with all the other reviews--this is an easy five-star CD, and one of my favorite albums recorded in the past 20 years. It's got everything you want in a great pop-rock album. That said, this 2000 re-release of the original recording (with the red butterfly on the cover) is slightly different from the original (which was solid red with a wood-like grain). This version contains a song that wasn't on the original release, "Hollywood." And the original album had an electric version of "Quicksand" that I much prefer to the "alternate" acoustic version which is the only version included here. "Hollywood" is a good song, but I'm not sure I'd trade it for the electric "Quicksand." I presume "Hollywood" is a track that didn't make it to the original album.This is a minor quibble, and you shouldn't let it stop you from getting this great CD. I've owned both versions, and I don't notice much if any difference in sound quality. Red is a classic. It should be in your collection.

WOW!! Where to begin with this cd? .....Like the s/t release, this cd is filled with great vocals and harmonies, catchy guitar riffs, and no fillers.I am late in discovering these guys, but I am glad to recently own both their releases. "Coming up Roses" should have been a HUGE radio hit ala "Reason" from Hoobastank.This cd as well as the s/t is just simply great muscianship and songwriting. I wish they would have given us more.The Mustard Seeds only enhance my music collection all the more.

Incredible melodies, harmonies, musicianship and song craft. What more do you want?

I had this CD stolen, along with several others, so I was glad to find it so cheap. Good group with a good message. Solid Christian rock sound.

Is it possible for this album to be BETTER than the first? Quite possibly. Although I go back and forth all the time on which I like better. Anyway, what matters is that both of their albums are just plain excellent!