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This must be one of the greatest "pre post modern awareness" albums ever. Far from being dull and plodding "Image of the Invisible" bears reading and listening too countless times and perfectly fits the angst that "O Come" brings out of what must have been the original cry of the words as opposed to contemporary "Sweetness". Ten years out I still find this album's creativity speaks to culture. It is worth finding... Does anyone have access to a video tape of some of this?
Every year around Christmas I play this CD, usually because I've had enough of hearing and singing endless Christmas Carols during Advent, including some full of nonsense and bad theology, and too much "seasonal music". Then after listening to the CD my faith is somewhat restored. Sadly it's the only CD of LLS that I have, and must have bought at the Greenbelt Festival where they were. I thought it very strange at the time, but now I wish I had the other CDs, because there's nothing quite like it.