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Talk:Mental illness

2010-09-07T17:59:59Z

DuncanD: /* Quote added 7-Sep-10 */ new section

I'd have to be crazy to tackle a subject like this. --[[User:Ed Poor|Ed Poor]] 15:52, 21 April 2007 (EDT)

==Basis==

Cut from article:

:Psychiatric and psychological professionals draw a distinction between a mental disorder and a mental disease. While both are considered illnesses that are diagnosable and treatable, a disease is recognized as having an organic basis, while a disorder does not have a biologically underpinning. This broad distinction can be seen, for example, between [[schizophrenia]] -- recognized as having a biological basis, and a [[phobia]] which is considered an emotional disorder.

The question of organic vs. emotional basis is a crucial one, and also fraught with difficulty. What about [[depression]]? How about [[rational-emotive therapy]] vs. [[drug therapy]]?

I'm not saying you're wrong, Rob. I'm just asking for some back-up before we "go live" with the "facts". --[[User:Ed Poor|Ed Poor]] 13:51, 30 April 2007 (EDT)

*What makes a medical disorder mental rather than (exclusively) somatic or physical? Psychiatry to some extent depends for its existence as a medical specialty on the distinction between mental and somatic disorders, yet the history of this distinction presents a bewildering array of puzzling judgments, radical shifts, and seemingly arbitrary distinctions. The historical observation that putative mental disorders are often reclassified as physical disorders as soon as their physiologic basis is understood further confuses matters. Moreover, recent debates about such classifications often seem to reflect desires to protect professional turf or obtain optimal reimbursement for treatment more than they do the application of a coherent conceptual distinction. [http://muse.jhu.edu/login?uri=/journals/philosophy_psychiatry_and_psychology/v013/13.2wakefield.html]
**It turns out homosexuality was not eliminted by the APA as a mental illness in 1973, it was downgraded to "sexual orientation disturbance". <ref>Mayes, R. & Horwitz, AV. (2005) [http://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/entrez/query.fcgi?db=pubmed&cmd=Retrieve&dopt=AbstractPlus&list_uids=15981242 DSM-III and the revolution in the classification of mental illness]. J Hist Behav Sci 41(3):249-67. </ref>
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There are problems here with international classifications. A disease in China or Japan, for instance, may only be regarded as a disorder in the US by the APA. It may help to put parameters on the discussion from the outset. Bascially, what is commonly refered to as "mental illness" has three classifications,
*mental disease
*mental disorder
*mental disturbance

Depression is a good example. While it had been considered a disorder, since the mid 80s it is now considered organically based (bipolar). Some say this is part of the [[pharmacuetical]] industry conspiracy to bilk the public & government with high priced prescription meds, the psychiatrists are basically being paid off to write prescriptions for the rest of the patients life vs the old days where two years of therapy was considered enough. But that's a whole different debate. [[User:RobS|RobS]] 14:22, 30 April 2007 (EDT)

:Basically anything that's listed in the DSM would be thought of as having some biological basis, in the sense that some people's biology makes them more vulnerable to certain mental health issues. Whether that vulnerability ultimately gets expressed is probably a matter of experience. For example, research shows that disorders like schizophrenia and depression are inherited biologically to an extent, but so are traits like impulsivity. [[User:Murray|Murray]] 14:45, 30 April 2007 (EDT)

::I think it's safe to say that there's a lot of debate on that issue in the professional circles. --[[User:AKjeldsen|AKjeldsen]] 14:47, 30 April 2007 (EDT)

:::Depends on what you mean by professional circles, I suppose. The research is pretty clear, and while there isn't universal agreement, in my experience the vast majority of psychologists who do research would agree. However, as is true for many issues in the field, those who are strictly clinicians don't always agree. [[User:Murray|Murray]] 14:57, 30 April 2007 (EDT)

Please note that in the UK there is no legal definition of "insanity". Section 1 of the MHA 1983:

<blockquote>
"'''1'''.-(1) The provisions of this Act shall have effect with respect to the reception, care and treatment of mentally disordered patients, the management of their property and other related matters.
:(2) In this Act-
::"mental disorder" means mental illness, arrested or incomplete development of mind, psychopathic disorder and any other disorder or disability of mind and "mentally disordered" shall be construed accordingly;"
</blockquote>Nowhere in the MHA 1983 is the term "insane" or "insanity" used. However, the term *is* used in the Insanity (Fitness to Plead) Act, which is *significantly* older than the MHA 1983, but, once again, that Act doesn't describe what "insanity" or "insane" mean. The Insanity (Fitness to Plead) Act relates soley to the ability of the individual's capacity to understand the legal process and to instruct solicitors on their own behalf - it lays no charge with mental health professionals to diagnose, prove or disprove any form of mental disorder. And '''yes''', I '''am''' a mental health nurse, and '''yes''', I '''do''' know what I'm talking about. [[User:Spica|Spica]] 19:14, 5 May 2007 (EDT)

== Quote added 7-Sep-10 ==

The quote taken from "Destructive Trends in Mental Health: The Well-Intentioned Path to Harm" (ed. Rogers H. Wright and Nicolas A. Cummings, New York: Routledge, 2005) is taken out of context with the result that it takes on an unintended meaning here. The full passage from the book review--
:A chapter devoted to children called "The Diseasing of America's Children" addresses the myth that childhood behavior disorders are caused by genes, noting that there is no good scientific evidence. Rosemond concludes, "The perpetrators of the disease model of behavior disorders engage in disingenuous misleading arguments" (p. 223).
--clearly indicates that the "disease model" here criticized as "disingenuous" and "misleading" is that of ''childhood'' behavior disorders, not of behavior disorders in general or of mental illness itself. This use of the quote is disingenuous and misleading. [[User:DuncanD|DuncanD]] 13:59, 7 September 2010 (EDT)

United States presidential election, 1888

2010-08-24T16:30:34Z

DuncanD:

The '''US presidential election of 1888''' was not one filled with hard campaigning on both sides. [[President]] [[Grover Cleveland]], a [[Democrat]], was busy seeing to the affairs of the Presidency, while [[Benjamin Harrison]], a [[Republican]] campaigned hard to protect high tariffs. That was the central issue of the year. <ref>Encyclopedia of Presidents, Grover Cleveland, by Zachary Kent, Children's Press, 1988. </ref> Although, Democrats did try to campaign the results of the election would show:
{| class="wikitable"
|-
! candidates
! popular vote
! electoral vote
|-
| Benjamin Harrison
| 5,447,129
| 233
|-
| Grover Cleveland
| 5,537,857
| 168
|-
| Clinton B. Fisk
| 249,505
| 0
|-
| Anson J. Streeter
| 146,935
| 0
|}

<ref> [[A Pictoral History of the U.S. Presidents]], by Clare Gibson, Gramercy Books, 2001. </ref>

For the second time in 12 years, the winner of the popular vote lost the election. The same thing happened in [[United States presidential election, 1876|1876]]. Cleveland failed to carry his home state of [[New York]]. If he had, then he would have had enough electoral votes to win the election. But Cleveland wouldn't be counted out. He would come back to win the Presidency again in [[United States presidential election, 1892|1892]], thus becoming the only President to serve two non-consecutive terms.

There were allegations that the Republicans had taken New York by committing voter fraudby getting their supporters to vote in "blocks of five," whereby they ensured each of their voter cards had the names of at least Republican five voters on them, and thereby drove a higher turnout. While arguably unethical (and it was outlawed in favor of secret balloting before the next election), it was not against the law at the time, and did not really amount to anything more than the Republicans trying to energize their voters (which Cleveland did not do, despite being a New Yorker himself).

==References==

<References/>

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[[Category:United States Presidential Elections]]

The Kinks

2010-08-24T15:12:03Z

DuncanD: discography

'''The Kinks''' were an [[England|English]] pop group most prominent in the 1960s.

Their chief songwriter, Ray Davies, wrote numerous popular songs of great variety and sophistication, including "Waterloo Sunset", "Days", "Lazing On A Sunny Afternoon" and "You Really Got Me". His brother Dave Davies also contributed some memorable songs, including "Death Of A Clown".

==Discography==
*''Kinks'', 1964
*''Kinkdom'', 1965
*''Kinks-Size'', 1965
*''The Kink Kontroversy'', 1965
*''You Really Got Me'', 1965
*''Face to Face'', 1966
*''Something Else by the Kinks'', 1967
*''The Village Green Preservation Society'', 1968
*''Arthur, or The Decline and Fall of the British Empire'', 1969
*''Lola vs. the Powerman & the Money-Go-Round, Pt. 1'', 1970
*''Percy'', 1971
*''Muswell Hillbillies'', 1971
*''Everybody's in Show-Biz'', 1972
*''Preservation: Act 1'', 1973
*''Preservation: Act 2'', 1974
*''The Kinks Present a Soap Opera'', 1975
*''The Kinks Present Schoolboys in Disgrace'', 1976
*''Sleepwalker'', 1977
*''Misfits'', 1978
*''Low Budget'', 1979
*''Give the People What They Want'', 1981
*''State of Confusion'', 1983
*''Word of Mouth'', 1984
*''Think Visual'', 1986
*''UK Jive'', 1989
*''Phobia'', 1993
*''To the Bone'', 1994

{{DEFAULTSORT:Kinks, The}}
[[Category:Rock Bands]]

Godsmack

2010-08-24T14:51:56Z

DuncanD:

'''Godsmack''' is an [[American]] hard rock band from [[Boston]], MA being head by lead singer and guitarist Sully Erna. Having put out four platinum albums and a gold ep, they have enjoyed mainstream success, certified as selling over 10 million albums in the [[United States]] and an additional 2 million worldwide. Currently there most recent studio album "IV" debuted at number one on the billboard 200 charts by selling 211,000 copies in the first week and has since gone platinum, they followed it up by touring for the next year and a half and are currently taking a break in 2008.
==Current lineup==
*Sully Erna (guitars and vocals)
*Shannon Larkin (drums)
*Tony Rombola (guitars)
*Robbie Merrill (bass)

==Discography==
*''Godsmack'' (1998)
*''Awake'' (2000)
*''Faceless'' (2003)
*''Other Side'' (2004)
*''IV'' (2006)

== See also ==

*[[Rock music]]

== External links ==

*[http://www.godsmack.com/ Godsmack - Home] The band's official site.

[[Category:Rock Bands]]

Wonder of the World

2010-08-24T14:50:11Z

DuncanD:

{{merge with|Rush of Fools}}

'''Wonder of the World''' is the second studio album released by [[Rush of Fools]].

== '''Songs''' ==
# ''There Is Nothing''
# ''Wonder of the World''
# ''Holy One''
# ''You Are Glory''
# ''Lose It All''
# ''Escape''
# ''The Only Thing That's Beautiful in Me''
# ''Freedom Begins Here''
# ''Tonight''
# ''No Name''
# ''Never Far Away''

[[Category:Albums]]

Wish You Were Here

2010-08-24T14:49:37Z

DuncanD:

{{merge with|Pink Floyd}}

'''''Wish You Were Here''''' is a 1975 album by [[Pink Floyd]]. Despite having only five tracks, the album is almost 45 minutes long. Storm Thorgerson designed the album's cover, which depicts two men shaking hands, one of whom is on fire. It has been suggested that this may represent a man getting "burned" in a business deal. [http://www.songfacts.com/detail.php?id=1558]

==Track Listing==

*"Shine On You Crazy Diamond" (Parts I-IV)
*"Welcome to the Machine"
*"Have a Cigar"
*"Wish You Were Here"
*"Shine On You Crazy Diamond" (Parts V-IX)

[[Category:Albums]]

Wire

2010-08-24T14:49:02Z

DuncanD:

{{merge with|Third Day}}

'''Wire''' is the seventh studio album released by [[Third Day]].

== '''Songs''' ==
# '''Til the Day I Die''
# ''Come On Back to Me''
# ''Wire''
# ''Rockstar''
# ''I Believe''
# ''It's a Shame''
# ''Blind''
# ''I Got a Feeling''
# ''You Are Mine''
# ''Innocent''
# ''Billy Brown''
# ''San Angelo''
# ''I Will Hold My Head High''

[[Category:Albums]]

Wherever You Are

2010-08-24T14:48:29Z

DuncanD:

{{merge with|Third Day}}

'''Wherever You Are''' is the eighth studio album released by [[Third Day]].

== '''Songs''' ==
# ''Tunnel''
# ''Eagles''
# ''Cry Ouy to Jesus''
# ''I Can Feel It''
# ''Keep On Shinin'''
# ''Communion''
# ''Carry My Cross''
# ''How Do You Know''
# ''Mountain of God''
# ''Love Heals Your Heart''
# ''The Sun Is Shining''
# ''Rise Up''

[[Category:Albums]]

What If We

2010-08-24T14:48:06Z

DuncanD:

{{merge with|Brandon Heath}}

'''What If We''' is the second and latest studio album released by [[Brandon Heath]].

== ''Songs'' ==
# ''Give Me Your Eyes''
# ''Wait And See''
# ''Trust You''
# ''London''
# ''Sunrise''
# ''Sore Eyes''
# ''Love Never Fails''
# ''Listen Up''
# ''Fight Another Day''
# ''When I'm Alone''
# ''No Not One''

[[Category:Albums]]

Weathered

2010-08-24T14:47:39Z

DuncanD:

{{merge with|Creed (band)}}

'''Weathered''' is the third stuio album released by [[Creed (band)]].

== '''Songs''' ==
# ''Bullets''
# ''Freedom Fighter''
# ''Who's Got My Back''
# ''Signs''
# ''One Last Breath''
# ''My Sacrifice''
# ''Stand Here With Me''
# ''Weathered''
# ''Hide''
# ''Don't Stop Dancing''
# ''Lullaby''

[[Category:Albums]]

Vapor Trails

2010-08-24T14:47:08Z

DuncanD:

{{merge with|Rush}}

'''Vapor Trails''' is the seventeenth studio album by Canadian rock band [[Rush]], released May 14, 2002. Produced by Paul Northfield, it represents the first album by the band after a five-year hiatus after the tragic deaths of drummer Neil Peart's wife and daughter.

==Track list==
Music by Alex Lifeson and Geddy Lee, lyrics by Neil Peart.
#"One Little Victory" – 5:08
#"Ceiling Unlimited" – 5:28
#"Ghost Rider" – 5:41
#"Peaceable Kingdom" – 5:23
#"The Stars Look Down" – 4:28
#"How It Is" – 4:05
#"Vapor Trail" – 4:57
#"Secret Touch" – 6:34
#"Earthshine" – 5:38
#"Sweet Miracle" – 3:40
#"Nocturne" – 4:49
#"Freeze" (Part IV of Fear) – 6:21
#"Out of the Cradle" – 5:03

[[Category:Albums]]

Vapor Trails

2010-08-24T14:46:16Z

DuncanD:

{{merge with|Rush}}

'''Vapor Trails''' is the seventeenth studio album by Canadian rock band [[Rush]], released May 14, 2002. Produced by Paul Northfield, it represents the first album by the band after a five-year hiatus after the tragic deaths of drummer [[Neil Peart]]'s wife and daughter.

==Track list==
Music by [[Alex Lifeson]] and [[Geddy Lee]], lyrics by [[Neil Peart]].
#"One Little Victory" – 5:08
#"Ceiling Unlimited" – 5:28
#"Ghost Rider" – 5:41
#"Peaceable Kingdom" – 5:23
#"The Stars Look Down" – 4:28
#"How It Is" – 4:05
#"Vapor Trail" – 4:57
#"Secret Touch" – 6:34
#"Earthshine" – 5:38
#"Sweet Miracle" – 3:40
#"Nocturne" – 4:49
#"Freeze" (Part IV of Fear) – 6:21
#"Out of the Cradle" – 5:03

[[Category:Albums]]

Tuna Fish Sandwich

2010-08-24T14:45:19Z

DuncanD:

{{merge with|Tim Hawkins}}

'''Tuna Fish Sandwich''' is the first album created by [[Tim Hawkins]].

== '''Songs''' ==
# ''Tuna Fish Sandwich''
# ''Cereal Song''
# ''Beetle Through A Needle''
# ''Anaconda''
# ''Daddy Fell Asleep In Church''
# ''John The Baptist''
# ''I'm Bored''
# ''I Love You Father''
# ''Funky''
# ''Hot Cocoa''
# ''Taste And See''
# ''Jump Little Froggy''

[[Category:Albums]]

To Know That You're Alive

2010-08-24T14:44:50Z

DuncanD:

{{merge with|Kutless}}

'''To Know That You're Alive''' is the fifth studio album released by [[Kutless]].

== '''Songs''' ==
# ''The Feeling''
# ''Sleeping City''
# ''To Know That You're Alive''
# ''The Disease & The Cure''
# ''Complete''
# ''The Rescue''
# ''Promise You''
# ''Guiding Me Home''
# ''Overcoming Me''
# ''I Do Not Belong''
# ''Loud''
# ''Dying To Become''
# ''You''

[[Category:Albums]]

Time (album)

2010-08-24T14:44:17Z

DuncanD:

{{merge with|Third Day}}

'''Time''' is the third studio album released by [[Third Day]]. It was released in 1999. <ref>http://www.thirdday.com/timeline/99.htm </ref>

== '''Songs''' ==
# ''I've Always Loved You''
# ''Believe''
# ''Took My Place''
# ''Never Bow Down''
# ''Your Love Oh Lord''
# ''Don't Say Goodbye''
# ''What Good''
# ''Can't Take the Pain''
# ''Sky Falls Down''
# ''Give''

==References==
<references/>

[[Category:Albums]]

Third Day(album)

2010-08-24T14:43:43Z

DuncanD:

{{merge with|Third Day}}

'''Third Day''' is the first studio album released by [[Third Day|the band of the same name]].

== '''Songs''' ==
# ''Nothing At All''
# ''Forever''
# ''Mama''
# ''Love Song''
# ''Blackbird''
# ''Thief''
# ''Consuming Fire''
# ''Did You Mean It''
# ''Holy Spirit''
# ''Livin' for Jesus''
# ''Take My Life''
# ''Praise Song''

[[Category:Albums]]

The Altar And The Door

2010-08-24T14:42:39Z

DuncanD:

{{merge with|Casting Crowns}}

'''The Altar And The Door''' is the third studio album released by [[Casting Crowns]].

== '''Songs''' ==
# ''What This World Needs''
# ''Every Man''
# ''Slow Fade''
# ''East to West''
# ''The Word Is Alive''
# ''The Altar and the Door''
# ''Somewhere In the Middle''
# ''I Know You're There''
# ''Prayer for a Friend''
# ''All Because of Jesus''

[[Category:Albums]]

Strong Tower

2010-08-24T14:42:04Z

DuncanD:

{{merge with|Kutless}}

'''Strong Tower''' is the third studio album released by [[Kutless]].

== '''Songs''' ==
# ''We Fall Down''
# ''Finding Who We Are''
# ''Take Me In''
# ''Ready For You''
# ''Draw Me Close''
# ''All Who Are Thirsty''
# ''Better Is One Day''
# ''All Of The Words''
# ''Strong Tower''
# ''Jesus Lord Of Heaven''
# ''I Lift My Eyes Up''
# ''Word Of God Speak''
# ''Arms Of Love''

[[Category:Albums]]

Stories and Songs

2010-08-24T14:41:31Z

DuncanD:

{{merge with|Mark Schultz}}

'''Stories & Songs''' is the third studio album released by [[Mark Schultz]].

== '''Songs''' ==
#''You Are a Child of Mine''
#''Everywhere''
#''Letters From War''
#''Do You Even Know Me Anymore''
#''Time That Is Left''
#''Running Just To Catch Myself''
#''It's Been a Long Time''
#''He Will Carry Me''
#''Just to Know You''
#''Closer to You''
#''Time That Is Left (Reprised)''

[[Category:Albums]]

Stay (the album)

2010-08-24T14:40:55Z

DuncanD:

{{merge with|Jeremy Camp}}

'''Stay''' is the first studio album released by [[Jeremy Camp]].

== ''Songs'' ==
# ''Understand''
# ''Right Here''
# ''Walk by Faith''
# ''Stay''
# ''All the Time''
# ''I Still Believe''
# ''One Day At A Time''
# ''Breaking My Fall''
# ''Nothing''
# ''I Know You're Calling''
# ''Take My Life''
# ''In Your Presence''

[[Category:Albums]]

Speaking Louder Than Before

2010-08-24T14:40:24Z

DuncanD:

{{merge with|Jeremy Camp}}

'''Speaking Louder Than Before''' is the fifth and latest studio album released by [[Jeremy Camp]].

== '''Songs''' ==
# ''Slow Down Time''
# ''Capture Me''
# ''Speaking Louder Than Before''
# ''There Will Be a Day''
# ''I Know Who I Am''
# ''I'm Alive''
# ''You Will Be There''
# ''Healing Hand of God''
# ''So In Love''
# ''My Fortress''
# ''Giving You All Control''
# ''Surrender''

[[Category:Albums]]

Space In Between Us

2010-08-24T14:40:01Z

DuncanD:

{{merge with|Building 429}}

'''Space In Between Us''' is the first studio album released by [[Building 429]].

== '''Songs''' ==
# ''Glory Defined''
# ''Above It All''
# ''The Space In Between Us''
# ''One Time Too Many''
# ''Back To Me''
# ''Shadow of Angels''
# ''No One Else Knows''
# ''Never Look Away''
# ''Angeline''
# ''Show Me Love''
# ''You Are Loved''
# ''Spirit Lives On''

[[Category:Albums]]

Southern Tracks

2010-08-24T14:39:25Z

DuncanD:

{{merge with|Third Day}}

'''Southern Tracks''' is a rare, limited-edition EP released by [[Third Day]].

== '''Songs''' ==
# ''Long Time Comin'''
# ''It's All About Time''
# ''She Sings In Riddles''
# ''Underwater''

[[Category:Albums]]

Song Cinema

2010-08-24T14:38:50Z

DuncanD:

{{merge with|Mark Schultz}}

'''Song Cinema''' is the second studio album released by [[Mark Schultz]].

== '''Songs''' ==
#When The Mountains Fall
#Back In His Arms Again
#Think of Me
#I Have Been There
#Kyrie Eleison
#Holy One
#Back To You
#Faith, Hope and Love
#The Time of My Life
#We Are Calling You

[[Category:Albums]]

Smile,It's the End of the World

2010-08-24T14:38:26Z

DuncanD:

{{merge with|Hawk Nelson}}

'''Smile, It's the End of the World''' is the second studio album released by [[Hawk Nelson]].

== '''Songs''' ==
# ''The One Thing I Have Left''
# ''The Show''
# ''Bring 'Em Out''
# ''Everything You Ever Wanted''
# ''Something on My Mind''
# ''Is Forever Enough''
# ''Zero''
# ''Nothing Left to Show''
# ''Head on Collision''
# ''Hello''
# ''It's Over''
# ''Fourteen''

[[Category:Albums]]

Sea of Faces

2010-08-24T14:37:51Z

DuncanD:

{{merge with|Kutless}}

'''Sea of Faces''' is the second studio album released by [[Kutless]].

== '''Songs''' ==
# ''Not What You See''
# ''All Alone''
# ''Better For You''
# ''Sea of Faces''
# ''Let You In''
# ''Passion''
# ''Perspectives''
# ''Treason''
# ''All of These Words''
# ''Troubled Heart''
# ''It's Like Me''

[[Category:Albums]]

Rush of Fools (album)

2010-08-24T14:37:20Z

DuncanD:

{{merge with|Rush of Fools}}

'''Rush of Fools''' is the first studio album released by [[Rush of Fools|the band of the same name]].

== '''Songs''' ==
# ''Undo''
# ''We All''
# ''When Our Hearts Sing''
# ''Your Love''
# ''Fame''
# ''Peace Be Still''
# ''All We Ever Needed''
# ''Can't Get Away''
# ''For Those''
# ''Jesus Hurry''
# ''Already''

[[Category:Albums]]

Rise

2010-08-24T14:36:38Z

DuncanD:

{{merge with|Building 429}}

'''Rise''' is the second studio album released by [[Building 429]].

== '''Songs''' ==
# ''Searching for a Savior''
# ''Fearless''
# ''Home''
# ''I Belong to You''
# ''Fighting to Survive''
# ''Because You're Mine''
# ''I Believe''
# ''Rise''
# ''Now That It's Over''
# ''Empty''
# ''Alive''

[[Category:Albums]]

Revelation (album)

2010-08-24T14:36:06Z

DuncanD:

{{merge with|Third Day}}

'''Revelation''' is the ninth studio album released by [[Third Day]].

== '''Songs''' ==
# ''This Is Who I Am''
# ''Slow Down''
# ''Call My Name''
# ''Run to You''
# ''Revelation''
# ''Otherside''
# ''Let Me Love You''
# ''I Will Always Be True''
# ''Born Again''
# ''Give Love''
# ''Caught Up In Yourself''
# ''Ready''
# ''Take It All''

[[Category:Albums]]

Restored

2010-08-24T14:35:15Z

DuncanD:

{{merge with|Jeremy Camp}}

'''Restored''' is the third studio album released by [[Jeremy Camp]].

== '''Songs''' ==
# ''Restored''
# ''Take You Back''
# ''Even When''
# ''Lay Down My Pride''
# ''My Desire''
# ''Be the One''
# ''Everytime''
# ''Letting Go''
# ''Breathe''
# ''This Man''
# ''Innocence''
# ''Nothing Else I Need''

[[Category:Albums]]

Reflection of Something

2010-08-24T14:34:44Z

DuncanD:

{{merge with|Todd Agnew}}

'''Reflection of Something''' is the second studio album released by [[Todd Agnew]].

== '''Songs''' ==
# ''Something Beautiful''
# ''New Name''
# ''Blood On My Hands''
# ''Unchanging One''
# ''Isaiah 6''
# ''Mercy In Me''
# ''The Wonder of It All''
# ''In the Middle of Me''
# ''Always There''
# ''Where Were You''
# ''Fullness Found''
# ''My Jesus''
# ''It Is Well''

[[Category:Albums]]

Please Please Me

2010-08-24T14:34:12Z

DuncanD:

{{merge with|The Beatles}}

'''Please Please Me''' is the debut album by [[The Beatles]], first released in the [[U.K.]] in 1963 to capitalize on the band's growing popularity there. It was not released stateside until 1987, when it was released on [[compact disc]]. The album features 8 songs written by [[John Lennon]] and [[Paul McCartney]], including their first major hit, "Love Me Do." The remaining 6 songs are covers of various [[rhythm and blues]] and rock songs.

==Track Listing==
*1. I Saw Her Standing There ([[Lennon/McCartney]])
*2. Misery (Lennon/McCartney)
*3. Anna (Go to Him) (Alexander)
*4. Chains (Goffin/King)
*5. Boys (Dixon/Farrell)
*6. Ask Me Why (Lennon/McCartney)
*7. Please Please Me (Lennon/McCartney)
*8. Love Me Do (Lennon/McCartney)
*9. P.S. I Love You (Lennon/McCartney)
*10. Baby It's You (David/Williams/Bacharach)
*11. Do You Want To Know a Secret (Lennon/McCartney)
*12. A Taste of Honey (Scott/Marlow)
*13. There's a Place (Lennon/McCartney)
*14. Twist and Shout (Medley/Russell)

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[[Category: Albums]]

Phantoms

2010-08-24T14:33:42Z

DuncanD:

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'''Phantoms''' is the first full-length studio album by [[Acceptance (band)|Acceptance]].

==Track list==
#Take Cover
#So Contagious
#In Too Far
#The Letter
#Different
#Ad Astra Per Aspera
#This Conversation Is Over
#Over You
#Breathless
#In The Cold
#Permanent
#Glory/Us

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Peace On Earth

2010-08-24T14:32:59Z

DuncanD:

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'''Peace On Earth''' is the first Christmas-themed album released by [[Casting Crowns]].

== '''Songs''' ==
# ''I Heard the Bells On Christmas Day''
# ''O Come All Ye Faithful''
# ''Joy to the World''
# ''While You Were Sleeping''
# ''Silent Night''
# ''God Is With Us''
# ''Away In a Manger''
# ''Christmas Offering''
# ''Sweet Little Jesus Boy''
# ''O Come, O Come Emmanuel''

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Offerings II

2010-08-24T14:32:17Z

DuncanD:

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'''Offerings II''' is the sixth studio album released by [[Third Day]].

== '''Songs''' ==
# ''Sing a Song''
# ''You Are So Good to Me''
# ''Creed''
# ''Offering''
# ''Show Me Your Glory''
# ''Nothing Compares''
# ''Anything''
# ''God of Wonders''
# ''May Your Wonders Never Cease''
# ''The Everlasting''
# ''Medley''
# ''Take My Life''

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Need(album)

2010-08-24T14:31:48Z

DuncanD:

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'''Need''' is the fifth studio album released by [[Todd Agnew]].

== '''Songs''' ==
# ''Joy Unspeakable''
# ''Written On the Wall''
# ''I Need No Other''
# ''Give Me Jesus''
# ''Higher Ground''
# ''Tell Me the Story''
# ''Did You Mean Me?''
# ''Gloria''
# ''The Love of God''
# ''Breakable''
# ''Deep Love of Jesus''
# ''Jesus,the Hope of Glory''

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My Own Prison

2010-08-24T14:31:20Z

DuncanD:

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'''My Own Prison''' is the first studio album released by [[Creed (band)]].

== '''Songs''' ==
# ''Torn''
# ''Ode''
# ''My Own Prison''
# ''Pity For A Dime''
# ''In America''
# ''Illusion''
# ''Unforgiven''
# ''Sister''
# ''What's This Life For''
# ''One''

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Mark Schultz(album)

2010-08-24T14:30:45Z

DuncanD:

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'''Mark Schultz''' is the first studio album released by [[Mark Schultz]].

== ''Songs'' ==
#I Am The Way
#Let's Go
#He's My Son
#When You Come Home
#When You Give
#Fall In Love Again
#Cloud of Witnesses
#Learn To Let Go
#I Saw The Light
#Legend of McBride
#Remember Me

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Live Life Loud

2010-08-24T14:30:10Z

DuncanD:

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'''Live Life Loud''' is the fourth studio album released by [[Hawk Nelson]].

== '''Songs''' ==
# ''Live Life Loud''
# ''Never Enough''
# ''Eggshells''(featuring [[Tobymac]])
# ''Meaning of Life''
# ''Alive''
# ''Ode to Lord Stanley''
# ''Long Ago''
# ''The Job''
# ''Shaken''
# ''Lest We Forget''
# '''Tis So Sweet''
# ''The Final Toast''

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Lifesong

2010-08-24T14:28:53Z

DuncanD:

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'''Lifesong''' is the second studio album released by [[Casting Crowns]].

== '''Songs''' ==
# ''Lifesong''
# ''Praise You In This Storm''
# ''Does Anybody Hear Her''
# ''Stained Glass Masquerade''
# ''Love Them Like Jesus''
# ''Set Me Free''
# ''While You Were Sleeping''
# ''Father, Spirit, Jesus''
# ''In Me''
# ''Prodigal''
# ''And Now My Lifesong Sings''

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Love and War

2010-08-24T14:28:26Z

DuncanD:

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'''Love and War''' is the fifth and latest studio album released by [[Barlowgirl]].

== Songs ==
# ''Come Alive''
# ''Open Heavens''
# ''Beautiful Ending''
# ''Stay with Me''
# ''Our Worlds Collide''
# ''Love Is Marching''
# ''Running Out of Time''
# ''Time for You to Go''
# ''Sing Me a Love Song''
# ''Tears Fall''
# ''Hello Sunshine''

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Sgt. Pepper's Lonely Hearts Club Band

2010-08-24T14:27:16Z

DuncanD:

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'''''Sgt. Pepper's Lonely Hearts Club Band''''' is a 1967 album by [[The Beatles]], often considered one of their best. It is widely considered a milestone in rock music, and frequently appears at or near the top of greatest album ever lists. ''Sgt. Pepper's Lonely Hearts Club Band'' is often considered one of the first [[concept album]]s, and helped popularize psychedelic rock. All of the songs (except where noted) were written by [[John Lennon]] and [[Paul McCartney]]:

==Tracklist==
Side One
 1 Sgt. Pepper's Lonely Hearts Club Band
 2 With a Little Help from My Friends
 3 [[Lucy in the Sky with Diamonds]]
 4 Getting Better
 5 Fixing a Hole
 6 [[She's Leaving Home]]
 7 Being for the Benefit of Mr. Kite!
 Side Two
 1 Within You Without You (written by [[George Harrison]])
 2 When I'm Sixty-Four
 3 Lovely Rita
 4 Good Morning Good Morning
 5 Sgt. Pepper's Lonely Hearts Club Band (Reprise)
 6 A Day in the Life

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[[Category:Albums]]

The Wall

2010-08-24T14:26:38Z

DuncanD:

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'''''The Wall''''' is a [[rock opera]] by [[Pink Floyd]]. It is also a [[double album]]. The album was released in 1979. With the exception of "Young Lust", "Comfortably Numb", and "Run Like Hell", all of the songs are written solely by [[Roger Waters]]. (Those three songs were written by both Waters and [[David Gilmour]]). 
 
The album is semi-autobiographical in nature, as some of the things that the main character goes through actually happened to Waters. It is also notable that this album's story seems to contain hints of being cyclical, as the final song, "Outside the Wall", ends with the cut off sentence, "Isn't this where-", while the opening song, "In the Flesh?" begins with, "we came in?", thus finishing the sentence begun at the end of the album, implying that it never really ends. Also, the beginning of "In the Flesh?" continues the melody of "Outside the Wall". This cyclical nature could be due to the album being about how as every time one person breaks down a 'wall' isolating them from society, another person creates one around themselves. 

==Plot==
Pink is a rock star who has gone through many unfortunate things during his life. This album explains the events.

"In The Flesh?": In this song, Pink tells the listener that there is a story that he is going to tell. Then he says things like "Lights. Where are all the sound effects?", signifying that there will be a performance. At the end of the song, you can hear a plane blowing up something, followed by a baby crying, thereby maybe showing that his dad died in the explosion.

"The Thin Ice": At the beginning of this song, we hear Pink crying as a baby. Pink's dad was killed during a war. The line "Dragging behind you the silent reproach / Of a million tear-stained eyes" signifies the total destruction done by war to the families of victims.

"Another Brick In The Wall, Part I": In this song, Pink is older than in the last song and understands that his father is gone, but does not understand that his father died in the war. Pink says that his father was "Another brick in the wall", showing that Pink is angry that his father is not there, and that this was one of the main reasons of (as we will find out as time goes on) Pink's isolation from the world outside (the wall).

"Happiest Days Of Our Lives" is about how back in the day (when Pink was a child), teachers used to do things to children to hurt them (such as caning them) and make them feel bad about themselves.

"Another Brick In The Wall, Part II" is about how Pink wishes that they could have risen up against their abusive teachers. It also says "All in all / You're just a brick in the wall", saying that school is another thing that helps him build the psychological wall.

"Mother" talks about how Pink's mother was extremely overprotective. She also "helps build the wall", thereby showing that his mother's overbearingness helped him become more isolated.

"Goodbye Blue Sky" is all about World War II, and about one of the bombings, and how they could not see the sky through all of the planes that were there.

"Empty Spaces" is about how there are still empty places in the wall. At this point, Pink is married. However, Pink and his wife are having trouble because he already does not talk to her that much.

"Young Lust": Pink has been on tour for a long time, because he is a rock star. At the end of this song, he tries to call his wife. He learns that his wife has been having an affair.

"One Of My Turns": Devastated by learning about his wife's affair, he invites a groupie to his apartment. At first, the groupie tries to get the attention of Pink, who is too busy thinking about his wife. Then, he starts to destroy the room. (Pink was probably drinking backstage, as well as probably doing drugs).

"Don't Leave Me Now": During this song, Pink is very sad that his wife has cheated on him. He is thinking about her, and wants to ask her to not leave him.

"Another Brick In The Wall, Part III": Pink, so upset that his wife has left him, decides to continue the wall. He eventually builds the wall.

"Goodbye Cruel World" signifies that he is done with the wall, and thereby has cut himself off from the outside world.

"Hey You": During this song, Pink realizes that he must destroy the wall. However, he cannot destroy it, despite his apparent desire to do so.

"Is There Anybody Out There?": At this point, Pink really wants to escape the wall that he has created. He is basically screaming to anyone that can hear him (nobody) to let him out of the psychedelic wall within which he has trapped himself.

"Nobody Home" is about his old relationship with his wife. It is about how he is sad about how it ended.

"Vera": The title is a reference to [[Vera Lynn]], whose song "We'll Meet Again" was popular during World War II. This song might be about how Pink will never be able to see his father again, unlike what Vera has "promised".

"Bring The Boys Back Home" is about how Pink will, again, never be able to see his father, and how he wants them to bring the troops home so that nobody will suffer the same fate that he did in the future.

"Comfortably Numb": Pink has overdosed in his room. His manager comes into Pink's room to take him away to a show that he has to do, finding him overdosed. A doctor comes (voice of Gilmour) and tells him not to worry. He injects Pink with something to "Keep him going through the show". They then drag him out of his room, as he transforms into being extremely out of it.

"The Show Must Go On" basically states that although Pink is out of it, the show must go on.

"In The Flesh": Pink is under the impression that he is a [[neo-Nazi]] leader, with [[England]] being the country that is under control. Pink asks if there are any [[Homosexuality|"queers"]] in the audience. Then, he begins to point out people simply by the way that they look ("That one looks Jewish / That one's a coon").

"Run Like Hell": In this song, Pink sends his "minions" to go and to hurt people that he would not like and that are not tolerated in a neo-Nazi society.

"Waiting For The Worms" is basically about Pink making a rally speech, about how if they want to restore England to its former glory, they must go under the rule of Pink ("All you have to do is follow the worms").

"Stop": Pink is scared by the thoughts that he has just had. He asks for the madness to stop.

"The Trial": Pink is put on trial in his mind for being "caught red-handed showing feelings / Showing feelings of an almost human nature." Then the schoolmaster, Pink's wife, and his mother testify at the trial. The judge orders Pink to "expose himself" as a punishment, by tearing down the wall.

"Outside The Wall" is not part of the main plot. This song rather serves as an ending song, as opposed to the plot.

==Track Listing==
===Record Track Listing===
This is a double album, meaning that it has two discs to it, bringing the sides up to four sides.
====Disc One====
=====Side A=====
# In The Flesh? (3:19)
# The Thin Ice (2:27)
# Another Brick In The Wall, Part I (3:21)
# The Happiest Days Of Our Lives (1:46)
# Another Brick In The Wall, Part II (4:00)
# Mother (5:36)
=====Side B=====
# Goodbye Blue Sky (2:45)
# Empty Spaces (2:10)
# Young Lust (3:25)
# One Of My Turns (3:35)
# Don't Leave Me Now (4:16)
# Another Brick In The Wall, Part III (1:14)
# Goodbye Cruel World (1:13)

====Disc Two====
=====Side A=====
# Hey You (4:40)
# Is There Anybody Out There? (2:44)
# Nobody Home (3:26)
# Vera (1:35)
# Bring The Boys Back Home (1:21)
# Comfortably Numb (6:24)
=====Side B=====
# The Show Must Go On (1:36)
# In The Flesh (4:13)
# Run Like Hell (4:19)
# Waiting For The Worms (4:04)
# Stop (0:30)
# The Trial (5:13)
# Outside The Wall (1:41)
===Eight Track Tape Track Listing===
====Program 1====
# In the Flesh?
# The Thin Ice
# Another Brick in the Wall (Part 1)
# The Happiest Days of Our Lives
# Another Brick in the Wall (Part 2) (Shortened)
# Mother
====Program 2====
# Goodbye Blue Sky
# Empty Spaces
# Young Lust
# One of My Turns
# Don't Leave Me Now
# Another Brick in the Wall (Part 3) (Shortened)
# Goodbye Cruel World (Shortened)
# Hey You (Introduction)
====Program 3====
# Hey You (Conclusion)
# Is There Anybody Out There?
# Nobody Home
# Vera
# Bring the Boys Back Home
# Comfortably Numb (Shortened)
# The Show Must Go On
====Program 4====
# In the Flesh
# Run Like Hell
# Waiting For The Worms
# Stop
# The Trial
# Outside the Wall (Shortened)

===Total Length===
The album's total length is 1 hr, 21 minutes, and 27 seconds.

==''Pink Floyd The Wall''==
In 1982, [[MGM/UA]] released a movie called ''Pink Floyd The Wall'', the movie version of the album. It stars [[Bob Geldof]] as Pink. It was directed by [[Alan Parker]]. The film contains 15 minutes of elaborate cartoons by [[Gerald Scarfe]]. It was written by [[Roger Waters]]. It is highly metaphorical in nature.

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Rubber Soul

2010-08-24T14:25:50Z

DuncanD:

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'''''Rubber Soul''''' was an album by the [[Beatles]] released in December 1965. With the exception of "You Won't See Me", every track is between two and three minutes long.

[[Category:Albums]]
[[Category:Beatles]]

Letters to the President

2010-08-24T14:25:09Z

DuncanD:

{{merge with|Hawk Nelson}}

'''Letters to the President''' is the first studio album released by [[Hawk Nelson]].

== '''Songs''' ==
# ''California''
# ''Things We Go Through''
# ''Every Little Thing''
# ''From Underneath''
# ''Letters to the President''
# ''Right Here''
# ''Recess''
# ''Take Me''
# ''Someone Else Before''
# ''First Time''
# ''Like A Racecar''
# ''Late Show''
# ''36 Days''
# ''Long and Lonely Road''

[[Category:Albums]]

It Is Well

2010-08-24T14:24:41Z

DuncanD:

{{merge with|Kutless}}

'''It Is Well''' is the sixth studio album released by [[Kutless]].

== '''Songs''' ==
# ''It Is Well''
# ''Amazed''
# ''Hungry''
# ''Taken By Love''
# ''What Faith Can Do''
# ''Remember Me''
# ''God of Wonders''
# ''Everything I Need''
# ''Give Us Clean Hands''
# ''You Save Me''
# ''Redeemer''
# ''I'm Still Yours''

[[Category:Albums]]

Is There Anybody Out There?

2010-08-24T14:24:10Z

DuncanD:

{{merge with|Pink Floyd}}

'''Is There Anybody Out There?''' was a live album released by the rock group [[Pink Floyd]] in 2000<ref>[http://www.pinkfloyddiscography.org/ Pink Floyd discography]</ref>. Its title refers to a line in the song ''Comfortably Numb'', 'Is there anybody in there?'.

==References==
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[[category:Albums]]

Iris to Iris

2010-08-24T14:23:15Z

DuncanD:

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'''Iris to Iris''' is the third studio album released by [[Building 429]].

== '''Songs''' ==
# ''Power of Your Name''
# ''Magesty''
# ''Singing Over Me''
# ''You Carried Me''
# ''Amazed''
# ''Incredible''
# ''Waiting to Shine''
# ''Taken''
# ''New Season''
# ''Constant''
# ''Grace That Is Greater''

[[Category:Albums]]

Human Clay

2010-08-24T14:22:44Z

DuncanD:

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'''Human Clay''' is the second studio album released by [[Creed (band)]]

== '''Songs''' ==
# ''Are You Ready''
# ''What If''
# ''Beautiful''
# ''Say I''
# ''Wrong Way''
# ''Faceless Man''
# ''Never Die''
# ''With Arms Wide Open''
# ''Higher''
# ''Wash Away Those Years''
# ''Inside Us All''

[[Category:Albums]]

How Can We Be Silent

2010-08-24T14:22:01Z

DuncanD:

{{merge with|Barlowgirl}}

'''How Can We Be Silent''' is the third studio album released by [[Barlowgirl]].

== '''Songs''' ==
# ''Song for the Broken''
# ''I Believe in Love''
# ''Here's My Love''
# ''Keep Quiet''
# ''Million Voices''
# ''Sweet Revenge''
# ''One More Round''
# ''Take My Chances''
# ''The Guy Song''
# ''I Don't Regret''

[[Category:Albums]]