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The Broken - Salvation Comes To Those Who Believe

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First published at 12:47 UTC on October 21st, 2023.

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This is another track from The Broken’s 2000 album ‘The Moment of Truth’.
The song is based on Psalm 36. I began the song in December 1995 and Dan Harris & I put the finishing touches to it a few months later.
Four years later we played it for the first time when we went into Premier Studio in Corby to record an album as a swansong to a project that began in Summer 1999 with appearances at Cross Rhythms and Kingston Christian music festivals. In 2000 we supplied the music for a big event at our local football ground, recorded the album and went our separate ways.
We recorded the album over two days. The first day we recorded the basic track. On the second day we recorded the vocals and lead guitar solos. Towards the end of the day, we invited a few friends to sing the choruses. It was the first proper recording session for the younger members of the band and they acquitted themselves with distinction. What do you think?

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