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Reconstructions (Kerry Livgren album)
1987 studio album by AD From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
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Reconstructions is the second studio album by the Christian rock group AD. It was re-released and remastered with the title Reconstructions: Reconstructed, with a different order of songs.[citation needed]
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Background
Warren Ham left AD after the end of the Art of the State Tour in 1985. As a result, he was not featured on the second album released by the band. Michael Gleason, who has worked with Livgren and the others in the past, replaces Ham on lead vocals on Reconstructions. Times were financially harder for the band following the release of Art of the State and with Ham's recent departure, the group decided that Reconstructions would be AD's final album as a group. The band's official breakup was never announced, as the group has dissipated from the inability to keep up with the lack of support.
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Reception
AllMusic gave the album a decent rating of three out of five, calling Reconstructions "A very strong record with excellent arrangements and excellent songwriting", yet recalling how many of the songs suffer in sound quality due to Kerry's inexperience as a strong worker in the field of sound engineering. Kerrang! rock music magazine gave the band's release a good rating of four out of five.
Track listing
Personnel
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- Michael Gleason – lead vocals, backing vocals, keyboards
- Kerry Livgren – keyboards, guitars, percussion
- Dave Hope – bass
- Dennis Holt – percussion
Additional vocals
- Terry Brock – backing vocals (2, 4, 5, 6, 8, 9)
- Keith Evans – backing vocals (7)
Production
- Kerry Livgren – producer, engineer
- Steve Hall – mastering at Future Disc (Hollywood, California)
- Jean Hoefel – art direction
- Jim Shanman – jacket design
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References
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