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The biggest Christian band of the nineties was called Jars of Clay, which is something fragile and breakable.
Rapture Ready! Daniel Radosh 2008
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The Kansas-born musician toured the globe with artists such as Jars of Clay and was featured on 1999's Lilith Fair tour.
Mike Ragogna: New Attitudes : Conversations With Shelby Lynne & Jennifer Knapp 2010
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The new Single "Jars" is out now and available for download on iTunes, and the music video is forthcoming.
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Chevelle Issues Update On New Single, "Jars," and Album, "Sci-Fi Crimes" posted Aug 9, 2009 at 1: 00 PM by deathbringer.
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Chevelle Issues Update On New Single, "Jars," and Album, "Sci-Fi Crimes" posted Aug 9, 2009 at 1: 00 PM by deathbringer.
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The band's brand new single "Jars" was the number one most added track at rock radio and the single is quickly becoming one of the band's biggest hits to date entering the Top 20 after only two weeks.
Day in Rock Report 2009
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You can also immediately download DRM-free MP3s of "Jars" and two other new tracks, "The Clincher" and "Circus," with a $10 pre-order of the new album "Sci-Fi Crimes."
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But while he says around the mid-1990s Christian music began to improve greatly with bands such as Jars of Clay and later Switchfoot
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The new Single "Jars" is out now and available for download on iTunes, and the music video is forthcoming.
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From Acorns to Zebras, Bell Jars to Velocipedes, these alphabetically arranged archetypes and curiosities create enigmatic juxtapositions and illustrate the items deemed important to the Victorian mind.
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