Skinny Flowers (1998)

About this title: With their third album Skinny Flowers, Three Crosses add a few new flairs to their modern rock sound and, in turn, become one of the more interesting CCM bands of the late '90s. The group's sound is based in R.E.M.-ish acoustic jangle-pop, but they also delve into arena-rock, punk-funk and blues. At times, the eclecticism makes the group seem unfocused, but for the most part, Skinny Flowers offers enough good music and surprises to confirm Three Crosses' status as a truly challenging and exciting CCM outfit. Rodney Batdorf, All Music Guide

Tracks:

1. Maybe Tonight [Barrientos/Davidson]
2. Maggie's Prayer [Barrientos/Davidson]
3. Sacrifice [Barrientos/Davidson]
4. I Have Never Seen the Wind [Barrientos/Davidson]
5. You Make It Easy to Fall in Love [Barrientos/Davidson]
6. April and Me [Barrientos/Krizan]
7. It's Kooky
8. Fast Food Religion [Barrientos/Kentis]
9. Seeds of Sorrow [Barrientos/Davidson]
10. Waitress Song [Barrientos/Davidson]
11. Monday Mornings [Barrientos/Davidson]
12. Bag of Creation
13. Sometimes I Still Feel Alone [Barrientos/Krizan]
14. Get Down [Barrientos/Davidson]
15. Rise Up from the Ashes [Barrientos/Pasch]
16. I've Been Called [Barrientos/Davidson]

Note: This is a general synopsis. Each listing is further described below.