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    Heaven's Metal #26/Sold Out

    Sold Out

    You Can't Take It with Ya

    Reviewed by Nelson Myers

    Label independentHeaven's Metal #26July 1990
    hard rocksouthern rock

    Shoot, these guys are good! Southern-fried rock and lyrics that speak right out. Lynyrd Skynyrd would be proud of that ole Southern sound. The songs address real issues about turning from your "good ole' boy" partyin' life and serving God. They speak right out how Satan's got your soul and you need to repent...don't let that ole' devil get ya. I really appreciated the way the lyrics jump out and challenge you. They have a song about this guy who had this chance many-o-time to tell his friend about Jesus, but he didn't. So, his friend died and he was filled with sorrow and guilt. Then the song goes on to exhort the listeners to preach the Word. Praise God man, we need to be encouraged to do that! So you honky-tonk Southern rockers, better scurry on down to the ole' mailbox and git while the gittin's good.

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