Title: An Agnostic's Gospel Record
Product review: For years I didn't understand Nick Cave. This is very hard for me to admit considering how much he means to me now, but unfortunately it is the truth. I bought several of his earlier albums over the years, and the howling vocal assault, the crashing pianos and gothic affectations were all lost on me, yet I could never bear to sell them. Thankfully some part of my subconscious kept my rash capitalistic impulses in check, because when this record came out everything fell into place.Some how this beautiful collection of dour love songs enabled me to make sense of the earlier works filled with a gloomy obsession with God, murder, the southern mystique. So this album is a world changer for me, it is filled with passionate songs about love, faith, and uncertainty that often make me cry. It remains one of my favorite records of recent memory, and so I am compelled lend my voice to the choir and give this already well-reviewed record my unassailable praise.
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