Liver
43 min · 10 tracks · Christian alternative rock
Eclectic alternative rock blends satirical lyrics with a distinctively Christian message and experimental soundscapes.
Liver is an album by Steve Taylor. Eclectic alternative rock blends satirical lyrics with a distinctively Christian message and experimental soundscapes. 'Liver' received critical acclaim for its bold lyrical content and genre-blurring style, influencing the Christian alternative rock scene. It became notable for tracks like 'I Want to Be a Clone', which challenged societal norms and garnered significant airplay on Christian radio stations. Here's what makes it worth your time and what to listen to next.
Frequently Asked Questions
What does Liver sound like?
Eclectic alternative rock blends satirical lyrics with a distinctively Christian message and experimental soundscapes. Rooted in Christian alternative rock.
What makes Liver by Steve Taylor notable?
'Liver' received critical acclaim for its bold lyrical content and genre-blurring style, influencing the Christian alternative rock scene. It became notable for tracks like 'I Want to Be a Clone', which challenged societal norms and garnered significant airplay on Christian radio stations. Released in 1993, 'Liver' marked Steve Taylor's return to music after a six-year hiatus following 'Squint', his 1986 album. This project showcased his evolution as an artist, embracing a more mature sound while maintaining his signature wit and commentary on faith and culture.
How many songs are on Liver?
Liver has 10 tracks, running approximately 43 minutes.
Tracklist
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- 1 Jim Morrison’s Grave 3:51
- 2 The Lament of Desmond R. G. Underwood‐Frederick IV 4:37
- 3 I Want to Be a Clone Standout 2:05
- 4 Escher’s World 3:33
- 5 On the Fritz 6:31
- 6 Bannerman 3:19
- 7 Hero Standout 5:14
- 8 Jesus Is for Losers Standout 4:13
- 9 The Finish Line 5:42
- 10 Violent Blue 4:29
Artist Origin
United States
Runtime
43 min 38 sec
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