Third Day - Otherside

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this album is not a waste of money its turly one of the best albums ever with the best song revelation!!!!

I believe that God's name doesn't have to be spoken in a song for you to know it is about Him. Sure, it is a good thing to have. But, in my opinion, I have found many songs on secular radio that have touched my spirit and allowed me to worship God. Third Day hasn't always been one of my favorite bands, but this is a great CD. God can move through anything. You just gotta let Him.

I personally think Third Day is one of the best bands out there and the music and lyrics are all great! I would definitley reccomend this to a friend! And to the one who said Third Day is not a Christian band because they never reference Jesus, try "Cry Out To Jesus"

Third Day is awesome! We always play their songs at our church! I love the song Caught Up In Yourself because its a fast song on the piano!

The only song I have listened to on this album is "Born Again". In fact, a young lady in my youth group wanted me to sing this song with her. But the lyrics are so vague that if someone did not know that Third Day was a Christian group they wouldn't know what the song was about. Biblically, the song is weak! When we're born again we don't just "feel" born again... we ARE born again! We don't just "pray" we're not wrong... we KNOW we're not wrong. Being born again is the spiritual transformation that takes place in the life of EVERY true believer in Jesus Christ. There's nothing vague about it. I have been blessed by some of Third Day's other songs... but this one was a big disappointment. It's evidence that we need to be careful to test all things by the Word of God.

I believe god has shown his love on this band. They sing awesome songs and are totally awesome in concert.

I think they've jumped the shark. Third Day calls themselves a Christian group, yet there's not one mention of Christ in any of the lyrics on any of the songs. Where are the references to the "God of Wonders," the "Spirit inside me," or singing praise to "the name of Jesus?" Sure, there's the references to an ambiguous "God" and a "Lord," but that's only on two or three songs. "Revelation" could be a plea from a boyfriend to a girlfriend about where to go in their relationship, or from a clueless project manager to a mentor/boss about what to do with a job gone bad. "Call My Name" could be a father speaking to his frightened little child in the night. The editorial review says, "...even their faith is worn more proudly on their sleeves as a result." Where? I didn't find it. The faith I found here was about as nebulous and intangible as a photo of the Loch Ness Monster. Sure, it might be a monster, or it might be a log and a beaver. The Bible makes a pretty good point in this area. "You can't serve two masters." Basically, either drop the facade and go mainstream, or go back to being a Christian group. The music, instrumentally, is great. The songs can really grab your attention. And that's where the tragedy really is. The songs can grab someone's attention and deliver a great message. But, the message here is really, really lacking.

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