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3.1 - 31 Degrees and Two Miles of Fog
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| 31 Degrees and Two Miles of Fog | |
|---|---|
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| Format | CS/CD |
| Year | 1992/2005 |
| Label | independent |
| Length | --:-- |
| © 1992 3.1 | |
A CD release by 3.1.
[edit] Track Listing
- 31 Degrees and Two Miles of Fog
- Nab Profit
- Take A Ride
- Wisdom
- When We Pray
- Time
- B.D.A. (Bomb Damage Assessment)a tribute to the war in Iraq
- Heart's Cry
- Let Me Be the One
- Satisfaction
[edit] Reviews
Flaming Fish Music
Back when Code of Ethics, Dance House Children, and Painted Orange were breathing new life into the Christian synthpop genre, this one-man band from Chicago released its first and only album. Consisting of synthpop musician Jerome Mikulich, 3.1 sports a unique, upbeat electronic sound that closely resembles Code of Ethics' most dance-oriented material. Although all of the songs are guaranteed to get your feet tapping, the best songs are the title track, "Take A Ride" and "Satisfaction," which is not a remake of the Rolling Stones classic. Other cool songs on 31 Degrees and 2 Miles of Fog (which wins a "cool title" award), include the "19"-like "BDA (Bomb Damage Assessment)," which is about the Persian Gulf War, a seething commentary on televangelists titled "NAB Prophet," and "Wisdom," which speaks of the need for a Holy Spirit-given gift. In spite of the energetic, high-quality synth-pop featured on 31 Degrees and 2 Miles of Fog, 3.1 never achieved the success that came to other Christian synthpop bands. This is very unfortunate. (James McGinnis) STARS: 8/10
Categories: Albums | 1993 | 2004
