Mommy Don't Love Daddy Anymore (The Originals: Volume 2)
One of Resurrection Band’s best albums in part because no Christian band in 1981 was touching topics like divorce, being disabled, or being dirt poor like Rez. Mommy Don’t Love.... deals with many injustices lyrically and musically. It’s hard, fast, and bluesy with metal sensibilities. No one rocked like Resurrection Band. Originally released in 1981 on Light Records, the album focuses on relationships. “Mommy Don’t Love Daddy Anymore” offers social commentary on the painful realities of the American culture of divorce. “The Chair” offers a troubling statement of how a person with physical disabilities responds to being a target for social pity. While “The Crossing” describes the self-denial necessary to achieve emotional peace. And as hard hitting as the band is lyrically, they rip just as hard musically. It’s because of albums like Mommy… that Resurrection Band offers the very definition of Christian music’s “classic rock.” This 2017 digipak reissue is limited to 500 copies, using only the original vinyl gatefold to reproduce the stunning artwork, featuring all the original songs and part of the Retroactive Records The Originals (Volume 2) series featuring both Colours and D.M.Z. in all the glory! This is the same remaster that was used on the 2005 jewel case reissue on Retroactive Records. For fans of Blue Oyster Cult, Aerosmith, Led Zeppelin, AC/DC, Daniel Band, and Jerusalem!
Resurrection Band  (Artist, Contributor)    Format: Audio CD
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