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Third Day
Released 1996

Thief
04:24
901 plays

Consuming Fire
04:09
665 plays

Nothing At All
05:13
657 plays

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songs

- 1
- Nothing At All
- 05:13
- 657 plays

- 2
- Forever
- 03:48
- 484 plays

- 3
- Mama
- 03:52
- 446 plays

- 4
- Love Song
- 03:54
- 1,800 plays

- 5
- Blackbird
- 04:03
- 546 plays

- 6
- Thief
- 04:24
- 901 plays

- 7
- Consuming Fire
- 04:09
- 665 plays

- 8
- Did You Mean It
- 04:11
- 480 plays

- 9
- Holy Spirit
- 02:22
- 422 plays

- 10
- Livin' For Jesus
- 02:19
- 410 plays

- 11
- Take My Life
- 02:16
- 1,063 plays

- 12
- Praise Song
- 03:02
- 501 plays

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album review

Third Day's debut album is a great introduction to this Southern Christian rock band, led by lead singer/guitarist Mac Powell. The band's style can be summarized as Hootie & the Blowfish meets Lynyrd Skynyrd meets Pearl Jam. The first album emphasizes the straight-ahead classic rock sound. It produced songs that would become Third Day concert fixtures -- like the dramatic "Thief," told from the point of view of one of the other criminals who were crucified with Jesus, the anthemic "Consuming Fire," and the sentimental "Love Song." Other good album tracks include the ballad "Take My Life," "Nothing at All," and the condemning "Did You Mean It?" This album easily has crossover appeal for people who don't normally listen to Christian rock. The band's musicianship and originality shines through. This album probably remains Third Day's purest, most focused work. 1997's Conspiracy No. 5 would bring in a more alternative grunge sound. The band has never been more accessible as right here. ~ Steven Jacobetz, All Music Guide