Flame in All of Us

Thousand Foot Krutch | Format: Audio CD

Product Details

• Audio CD (September 18, 2007)
• Original Release Date: 2007
• Number of Discs: 1
• Label: Tooth & Nail Records
• ASIN: B000UZ4EH0
• In-Print Editions: Audio CD  |  MP3 Download
• Average Customer Review: 4.3 out of 5 stars  See all reviews (33 customer reviews)
• Amazon Best Sellers Rank: #118,514 in Music (See Top 100 in Music)

Track Listings

1. Flame in All of Us

2. Falls Apart

3. New Drug

4. What Do We Know?

5. Favorite Disease

6. My Home

7. My Own Enemy

8. Learn to Breathe

9. Inhuman

10. Broken Wing

11. The Safest Place

12. Wish You Well

Editorial Reviews

Thousand Foot Krutch returns with their most prolific and inspiring release to date, The Flame In All Of Us. This record is a perfect blend of the bands patented Rock sounds, coupled with beautiful ballads that explore what truly burns inside of us. Coming off of the heels of two incredibly solid records, The Flame In All Of Us is a huge step forward and will definitely grab the ears of current fans and pull in new ones along the way.

Customer Reviews

Most Helpful Customer Reviews

6 of 6 people found the following review helpful:

4.0 out of 5 stars A Return to Greatness, December 19, 2007

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Jesse D. Moore (Everett, WA United States) - See all my reviews
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This review is from: Flame in All of Us (Audio CD)

Thousand Foot Krutch (TFK) first captured my attention with their first major release, Phenomenon. The title track was a rock anthem that could rival the best from any band after 2000, and that was all I needed to hear to warrant a purchase. Thankfully TFK isn't a band that is defined by one song, either on that album or on their subsequent releases. I was less happy with their second release, The Art of Breaking, which seemed to be void of any of the rhythmic elements that keep nu-metal from sliding into the hard rock vortex.

Because of this I was a little leary of buying their latest album, The Flame in All of Us. Having just recently converted my entire cd library to my hard drive, I happened to be looking for DRM-free music on iTunes at the same time that my brother-in-law was preparing for a long drive back to Montana. I had bought a copy of Phenomenon for him years ago, and he had been an avid fan of the band ever since. One of the DRM-free selections offered by iTunes was this latest album - and motivated more by a need for a gift than my passion for the music, I made my first full-album purchase from iTunes.

The Flame in All of Us is a really good album with flurries of greatness. TFK's evolution brought them back to the nu-metal sound that I originally fell in love with. That said, fans of nu-metal won't necessarily like this album. A majority of the songs are more mainstream - which is probably why I like it even more. Although I'm not a fan of "mainstream" - any band that can find a balance between rap/metal/punk and still incorporate powerful Christian ballads gets my respect. The only other band that I know that has strikes this type of balance is Skillet - which as my fellow panheads know, puts TFK in pretty elite company. Speaking of "elite company" - after listening to "What Do We Know" I had to check to make sure that Our Lady Peace wasn't a guest artist (Our Lady Peace = one of my favorite bands = greatest Canadian rockers ever).

3 of 3 people found the following review helpful:

5.0 out of 5 stars TFK Blows It Away, September 28, 2007

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Jamison Ballard - See all my reviews
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This review is from: Flame in All of Us (Audio CD)

I am a huge TFK fan and if you are not a Christian you just may be after listening to this. Amazing sounds that go from hard hitting heavy rock to uplifting melodic ballads fill this album to make it like nothing TFK has done so far. Most albums today sell from the single and the rest is filler. TFK The Flame In All Of US has the single, but expect to hear many more of these songs to hit the radio because the band has matured and with it comes a VERY solid album. Catchy lyrics, great instrumentals, awesome guitar rifts leave you rocking to one of this years great releases.

3 of 3 people found the following review helpful:

4.0 out of 5 stars A solid effort, September 18, 2007

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mewtwohavoka "-Havoka" (Pokemon collector) - See all my reviews

This review is from: Flame in All of Us (Audio CD)

I just finished listening to The Flame after picking it up at the store. It's definitely not like much TFK's put out before. The heavy songs are much harder than usual, and the softer songs are pretty and emotional. My personal favorite so far is New Drug, but that may change once I listen to it some more. Overall, recommended for old fans (like myself), but new fans might want to check out some of their previous works before judging.

Now about the album cover: Could they have picked anything more BORING? I mean, it blended in with the shelf at the store so I almost couldn't find it and went with buying HIM instead.

I have a question though: On the last (bonus) track, "The Last Song", they say that this is their final song, and they reminisce about practicing in their bedrooms in the 'old days'. Does this mean that they're breaking up, and won't be writing any more songs? ..I guess only time will tell.