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It's A Jungle Out There

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This CD, along with Lofcaudio, are the only two discs that John and Dino Elefante's group called Mastedon ever made, at least to date. That's too bad, because both albums define quality and great music. If you can get your hands on a copy of either album, I -highly- recommend doing so.

I got this cassette back in 1989. I had to go cd it is that good. This is a must have for any Christian hard rock/metal guy or gal.

former Kansas vocalist and his producer brother put out some great fairly hard guitar rock. Check out the video on YouTube.

When I tried to obtain the CD, the only place I could find it was Rad Rockers who wanted $110.00 for it. I have bought quite a few CDs from these guys but the most I have spent for a single CD was about $50.00. I couldn't see paying any more than that when I could keep looking and find one from somewhere else for a lot cheaper! Now, I finally found it! I missed these songs! I haven't heard them in years and now my search has ended!

Took about 3-4 weeks to get. Arrived in great condition and I couldn't wait to put it in my CD player and listen to it! Thanks a lot!

John and Dino Elefante were putting their Christian Music company together and part of that effort was this studio album. Mastedon didn't tour, although they had a memorable performance at Cornerstone. This album and Lofcaudio were the only albums the guys produced as Mastedon.

It's A Jungle is a collection of simple, catchy songs but when you have heard them played a couple of times they become worship music at the top of John Elefante's lungs. The first five songs are good radio-friendly efforts with underlying Christian themes, then Get Up begins to ramp up the emotion and presents a call to action. The last four songs go for the heart, with Love That Will Survive as an anthem to Christian faith, Innocent Girl as a heartfelt lament for the lost and then Shine On's strong call to faith and redemption is followed up by Right Hand's awesome worshipful cry to God/celebration of being in His presence.

No Christian arena rocker's music collection is complete without this album.

This album is getting harder and harder to find, but if you are a John Elefante fan, this is a must have. It's a real mix of style, but contains some excellent songs overall. This is one I have to pull out every so often and rock out. Good stuff.