Visiting Hours

Visiting Hours

ASIN: B000000PBU

Track Listings

1. Visiting Hours

2. Thank You Precious Lord

3. Climb

4. Healing Love

5. Sweet Sweet Jesus

6. Making Things Happen

7. Your Hands

8. Without Love

9. Get Right or Get Left

10. Rise Again

Tracks:

Julie
Images of You
You Never Know
Killing Time
Mystified
Alchemy
Summer
Telepathic Girl
Leavin' This Town
What Next
Visiting Hours
Slip Away

Customer Reviews:

Max Green has restored my faith in music........2006-06-19

It's so refreshing to hear a album like this. Amazing composition, smart lyrics, and entirely infectious songs and melodies to boot. Just listen to "Julie" and tell me this isn't an instant classic. This song, nay, this album, is one you will listen to over and over again. Max Greene deserves to be a household name. Listen, love it, and spread the word!

It's a love thing.......2006-04-26

I love this record. Great stories to beautiful and memorable melodies. Interesting strong musicianship and arrangements. There are few records I like to listen to over and over and Visiting Hours is one of the few. Especially like the variety of feels and instruments, yet there's complete focus to the cd as a whole.

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Visiting Hours
Bill Young
Manufacturer: Step One Records
ProductGroup: Music
Binding: Audio CD

General | Country | Styles | Music

General | Christian & Gospel | Styles | Music

Gospel | Christian & Gospel | Styles | Music

Christian Contemporary Music | Christian & Gospel | Styles | Music
ASIN: B000000PBT
Release Date: 1997-04-29

Tracks:

Visiting Hours
Thank You Precious Lord
The Climb
Healing Love
Sweet Sweet Jesus
Making Things Happen
Your Hands
Without Love
Get Right Or Get Left
Rise Again

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Amplifier Magazine Review
Review from Hush NJ

Suit of Lights
Suit of Lights
Manufacturer: Visiting Hours
ProductGroup: Music
Binding: Audio CD

General | Alternative Rock | Styles | Music

Indie Rock | Indie & Lo-Fi | Alternative Rock | Styles | Music

General | Rock | Styles | Music

Pop Rock | Pop | Styles | Music
ASIN: B0009X772M
Release Date: 2005-07-19

Tracks:

Waking Up Is Good
Out Of The Running
Goodbye Silk City
Slap Me Five
Who Stands Beneath A Dream
Lifetime
The Air Of Ambition
Into The Light
Swallow
This Night

Customer Reviews:

Amplifier Magazine Review.......2005-07-31

Suit of Lights / Suit of Lights
- Amplifier Magazine
New Jersey multiinstrumentalist Joe Darone has been making music in some form or fashion since he was in the fifth grade. It would only seem to follow that by now he knows what he's doing, and what he's doing is damn near everything. On his debut as Suit of Lights (a term that describes a matador's outfit), Darone takes a page from the Eels' Mark Everett, with a powerfully emotive ten-song cycle about the literal and figurative repercussions of death. Since life is a shifting series of disparate events, Darone also changes and blends genres at will. "Waking Up is Good" is a sublime tribute to Elvis Costello, "Goodbye Silk City" is baroque Beatles as envisioned by Fountains of Wayne, "The Air of Ambition" reinforces the Eels references, and "Swallow" melds Middle Eastern sinew with poppy new wave. Like life, Suit of Lights isn't always perfect, but Darone's passion for his work makes this album a fascinating treat. -BRIAN BAKER

Review from Hush NJ.......2005-07-31

When we reviewed Suit of Lights' 7" late last year, we couldn't stop tripping over ourselves to applaud the Clash-like "Waking Up Is Good" or the Beatles-esque bit of Paterson, N.J., oral history that was "Goodbye Silk City" -- a tribute to lead singer Joe Darone's father. Well here we are months later, and we can't get over how he's expounded on the original idea. Tracks like "Out of The Running" and "Slap Me Five" are more akin to The Shins or The Postal Service than Darone's punk roots and it's not a stretch to say that the full, almost orchestral sound of "Who Stands Beneath A Dream" is a direct parallel to Radiohead. The recording quality is top notch and the instrumentation is layered and widely varied. Darone's vocals have matured into a low, melancholy strain that sounds oddly like '80s favorite Joe Jackson ("Is She Really Going Out With Him," "Steppin' Out," "Breaking Us In Two"). This body of work can compete with the best the slowcore scene has to offer, but displays a musical and instrumental diversity up there with the most progressive bands commercial music has to offer. This is a stimulating, spectacular soundscape. Like its namesake, the rhinestone-laden coats worn by Spanish matadors, Suit of Lights' debut is breathtaking and will captivate you from start to finish. -- Jason Notte

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