Chaotic Resolve Album | Chaotic Resolve

A great cd except for the song Pray For Me | Chaotic Resolve | Plumb

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	• Chaotic Resolve Plumb Curb Records, 2006 average customer review:based on 51 reviews view larger image
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highly recommended

Great CD

This is a great cd. I've liked this band/singer for a while, and it's definitely worth the buy. :)

Chaotic Resolve Album

This is all around a great album. Superb vocals (no surprise there), outstanding production, and awesome melodies. One of my absolute favorites. Every song on this album is just terrific.

A great cd except for the song Pray For Me

I would have given this cd 5 stars if it weren't for the track Pray For Me. The whole cd is wonderful and has a great feel to it, then you get to the end and have a remixed version of Michael W. Smith's Pray For Me. I can't listen to this song as I used to love the original and Plumb's remix was starting to ruin it for me. Other than that the cd is really great. Her lyrics are really amazing, her voice is phenomenal and the orchestration of the music is really impressive. I have this cd in my car right now and listen to it over and over, it's definitely going to take a while for me to get tired of it!

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More than five stars

Plumb is my favorite music artist of all time!

A lot of her songs you may already know from the movies! Surprise! "Stranded" was on that Claire Danes movie... and so much more. I wish I knew the names of all the movies so I could list it here. I'll try to research that for you.

Awesome!

I love this CD!! I live with someone who is bi-polar and the emotional ups and downs are in some of these songs, but with the most encouraging messages. Even my daughters listen to these songs and love them!

Tiffany Arbuckle Lee (aka Plumb) is somewhat of an enigma. She doesn't constantly grace the covers of magazines or music trades, yet her art is highly regarded in Christian (and beyond) music circles as both a songwriter and artist. She draws strong vocal comparisons to Dido and Amy Lee of Evanescence, yet it was the latter's own admission that her style is modeled after Plumb. Chaotic Resolve, Plumb's fourth studio release, is yet another outstanding testament to the gifts of this amazing young woman. Proving her lyrical prowess, Plumb aptly captures her essence on "Motion" when she sings, "Do I Make You Feel Uneasy/Do I Break Your Stupid Rule/Cause I Do Not Fit Your Idea/Of A Beautiful Girl." Therein lies the beautiful paradox of Plumb's art; she molds elements of rock, pop, electronica, and metal together and does so while singing about some difficult subjects like physical abuse, alienation, and depression. "I Can't Do This" and "Better" are telling examples with Plumb's edgy rock mixing strangely well with strings from the City of Prague Philharmonic Orchestra. Give credit to producer Matt Bronleewe--an original Jars of Clay member, if you didn't know, and a fine musician in his own right--who has worked from the beginning with Plumb, and wraps her music together in a stunning way. For long-time fans, you'll appreciate popish tracks like "Blush (Only You)," "Real Life Fairytale," and "Sleep," which sound like extra takes from the brilliant Candycoatedwaterdrops. The stark and majestically beautiful "Cut" showcases Plumb's wonderful voice, and don't miss how she soars with eagles on this dramatic song. --Michael Lyttle

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