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    Heaven's Metal #28
    Heaven's Metal #28/Thee Image

    Thee Image

    [demo]

    Reviewed by John Wilson

    Label independentHeaven's Metal #28November 1990
    soulpop

    I'm shocked. These guys actually sent Heaven's Metal a tape to review! Did you realize what you were getting yourselves into? Ha! Just kidding. This eight-song masterpiece deserves attention. It's a non-metal group from Spokane, Washington that really knows how to minister. This project is soaked with feeling and dedication, exalting Jesus big-time! Every aspect of T.I.'s music displays maturity and creative ability. Lead singer Johnny Ramirez is an aural spittin' image of Billy Ocean and Sergio Mendez, performing graceful, touching testimonies, etc. over various musical structures from mellow to upbeat. If you enjoy either of the two artists listed above, or even Michael McDonald or The Doobies, you'll like Thee Image. Production--outstanding. To order, send $10 to: S. 1821 Lake Road, Spokane WA 99212.

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