Sticks & Stones is the second studio album by Christian singer/songwriter/ guitarist Wes King , released on September 24, 1991 by Reunion Records. The album was produced by musicians Gary Chapman  and Jerry McPherson. Sticks & Stones continues the "acoustic groove" pop sound from his debut album The Ultimate Underlying No Denying Motivation  with Christian AC starting to embrace his sound, particularly with its lead single "Home Inside of Me" doing really well at Christian radio. Sticks & Stones is almost akin to albums recently released by fellow musician and guitarist Phil Keaggy . Track listing All songs written by Wes King, except where noted. 1. Sticks and Stones -2:59 2. Persuasions -4:12 3. Home Inside of Me (Wes King, Gary Chapman) -4:15 4. Joseph's Trouble (Pat Terry) -4:33 5. By His Wounds (Wes King, Fran Harris) -4:19 6. Life On the Vine -3:34 7. In Time -4:41 8. Silently Going Under (Wes King, Mitch King) -2:53 9. Since I Was a Kid -4:55 10. Another Man -4:07 11. Breath of God (instrumental) -2:57 Radio singles 1991 "Home Inside of Me" -#12 Christian CHR, -#9 Christian AC 1992 "Sticks and Stones" -#11 Christian CHR 1992 "Another Man" -#13 Christian AC 1992 "By His Wounds" -#38 Christian AC Previous release: The Ultimate Underlying No Denying Motivation  (1990) Next release: The Robe  (1993)

The Ultimate Underlying No Denying Motivation  (also known as Motivation ) is the debut studio album by Christian singer/songwriter/guitarist Wes King . It was released on August 8, 1990 by Reunion Records. The album was produced by musicians Gary Chapman and Jerry McPherson. Motivation is described as a pop album with an "acoustic groove" featuring some of his guitar playing skills. Prior to King's debut album, he wrote the track "Snake In the Grass," as well as co- writing two other songs with fellow Reunion label mate and friend Kim Hill on her 1989 release Talk About Life . Songs like "Power in His Name," "Break Away" and "Your Voice" were some of his early Christian radio hits. In 1991, King earned his first Dove Award nomination for New Artist of the Year. Track listing All songs written by Wes King, except where noted. 1. Power in His Name -4:48 2. Motivation -4:41 3. Break Away -3:17 4. Don't Say I Love You Too Soon -4:29 5. Save Me -3:50 6. Holy Ghost (Wes King, Gary Chapman) -4:16 7. Rain On My Windshield (instrumental) (Wes King, Tommy Sims, Jerry McPherson) -4:32 8. Your Voice -3:24 9. Getting Used to the Darkness (Wes King, Mitch King) -3:45 10. That's Love -3:27 Radio singles 1990 "Power in His Name" -#8 Christian CHR 1990 "Your Voice" -#26 Christian AC 1990 -1991 "Break Away" -#10 Christian CHR 1991 "Motivation" -#20 Christian CHR Next release: Sticks & Stones  (1991)

Awake and Remixed EP  is a remix extended play by the Christian rock band Skillet , released on March 22, 2011 by Ardent/Fair Trade Services and Lava/ Atlantic/Warner Records. It contains four tracks that are remixed versions of their 2009 best seller Awake . Awake and Remixed EP  charted on the following albums charts: -#5  Billboard  Top Christian Albums -#18  Billboard  Top Alternative Albums -#98  Billboard  200 Albums -#26  Billboard  Top Rock Albums -#8 Billboard  Hard Rock Albums Track listing  1. Awake and Alive (The Quickening Remix) (John Cooper, Brian Howes) -4:39 2. Hero (The Legion of Doom Remix) (John Cooper, Korey Cooper) -4:04 3. Don't Wake Me (Pull Remix) (John Cooper, Brian Howes) -5:17 4. Monster (Unleash the Beast Remix) (John Cooper, Gavin Brown) -4:41 Personnel Skillet: John Cooper -lead vocals, bass guitar Korey Cooper -backing vocals, keyboards, guitar Ben Kasica -guitar Jen Ledger -additional vocals, drums additional musicians: Jonathan Chu -violin Tate Olsen -cello Production credits Howard Benson -producer (all tracks) Previous release: iTunes Session  (digital EP) (2010) Next release: Rise  (2013)

iTunes Session is a digital extended play by the Christian rock band Skillet . It was released through iTunes on November 12, 2010 by INO Records and Lava/Atlantic/ Warner Records. This eight-song EP was recorded at iTunes headquarters after the release of their 2009 album Awake , and performs songs from that album and their previous album Comatose . Originally as an iTunes exclusive, it was available several years later on other music streaming platforms like Spotify, YouTube Music and Amazon Music. Track listing 1. Awake and Alive (John Cooper, Brian Howes) -3:40 2. Sometimes (John Cooper) -3:27 3. Rebirthing (John Cooper, Brian Howes) -5:04 4. Monster (John Cooper, Gavin Brown) -3:00 5. The Last Night (John Cooper, Brian Howes) -4:02 6. Hero (John Cooper, Korey Cooper) -3:16 7. Comatose (John Cooper, Brian Howes) -3:51 8. Believe (John Cooper, Dave Bassett) -3:44 Personnel Skillet: John Cooper -lead vocals, bass guitar, string arrangements, guitar, piano Korey Cooper -backing vocals, keyboards, rhythm guitar, piano, programmer, string arrangements Ben Kasica -lead guitar, acoustic guitar Jen Ledger -backing and additional lead vocals, drums additional musicians: Howard Benson -additional keyboards Brian Howes -additional guitars, additional vocals Marc Vangool -additional guitar Jonathan Chu -violin Tate Olsen -cello Production credits Howard Benson and Brian Howes -producers (all tracks) Previous release: The Early Years (1996 -2001)  (2010) Next release: Awake and Remixed   EP (2011)

The Early Years (1996 - 2001) is a compilation album by the Christian rock band Skillet , released on July 27, 2010 by Ardent Records and INO Records with distribution by Provident Label Group and Sony Music. Released at the height of the band's popularity with the release of their 2009 album Awake , The Early Years features 13 tracks from Skillet's first four albums on the Ardent label, but no songs from their live worship album Ardent Worship: Skillet Live . The enhanced CD (e-CD) also contains their early music videos for "Best Kept Secret" and Gasoline." Track listing All songs written by John Cooper, except where noted. 1. Best Kept Secret (from Invincible ) -3:56 2. Gasoline (from Skillet ) -4:03 3. Locked in a Cage ( Hey You, I Love Your Soul ) -3:56 4. Saturn (Ken Steorts) (from Skillet ) -5:09 5. I Can (from Skillet ) -4:19 6. You're Powerful (John Cooper, Korey Cooper) (from Invincible ) -3:27 7. More Faithful (from Hey You, I Love Your Soul ) -3:45 8. You Are My Hope (John Cooper, Korey Cooper) (from Alien Youth ) -4:16 9. Alien Youth (from Alien Youth ) -4:12 10. Invincible (from Invincible ) -3:52 11. Hey You, I Love Your Soul (John Cooper, Korey Cooper) (from Hey You, I Love Your Soul ) -3:00 12. Rest (John Cooper, Korey Cooper) (from Invincible ) -3:49 13. The Thirst is Taking Over (from Alien Youth ) -6:32 Personnel Skillet: John Cooper -lead vocals, bass guitar (all tracks) Korey Cooper -backing vocals, keyboards, rhythm guitar (tracks 1, 6, 8 -10, 12 and 13) Kevin Haaland  -lead guitar (tracks 1, 6, 10 and 12) Ken Steorts -lead guitar, guitar synthesizer, backing vocals (tracks 2 -5, 7 and 11) Ben Kasica -lead guitar (tracks 8, 9 and 13) Trey McClurkin -drums, percussion, backing vocals (tracks 2 -5, 7 and 11) Lori Peters -drums (tracks 8, 9 and 13) Production credits John Cooper -producer (tracks 1, 3, 6 -13) Skidd Mills -producer (tracks 1 -7, 10 -12) Paul Ebersold -producer (tracks 2, 4 and 5) Previous release: Awake (2009) Next release: iTunes Session  (digital EP) (2010) Listen to the playlist The Early Years (1996 - 2001) here:

Comatose Comes Alive is a live CD/DVD combo album by the Christian rock band Skillet , released on October 21, 2008 by Ardent Records, INO Records and Lava/Atlantic Records. It is the band's second live album after their 2000 live worship album Ardent Worship: Skillet Live and their second live DVD after their 2002 live DVD Alien Youth: The Unplugged Invasion . Comatose Comes Alive was recorded at the Tivoli Theatre in Chattanooga, Tennessee on May 9, 2008 during their Comatose Tour showcasing their live production. This is the first Skillet album to introduce new drummer Jen Ledger, who replaced drummer Lori Peters when she left the band in early 2008. A Deluxe Edition of Comatose Comes Alive was released a year later in 2009 featuring the same track listing as the original live CD with bonus tracks: a B-side studio recording of "Live Free or Let Me Die" and five acoustic audio tracks from Comatose . Those bonus tracks originally appeared on the Deluxe Edition of Comatose in late 2007. The DVD contains the same track listing as the audio CD with four music videos: "Rebirthing," "Whispers in the Dark," "The Older I Get (a behind the scenes video) and "Savior" from their 2003 album Collide . Comatose Comes Alive debuted and peaked at number 14 on the Top Christian Albums and at number 164 on the Billboard 200 Albums charts. In 2009, Skillet was nominated for three Dove Awards for Group of the Year, Rock Album of the Year and Long Form Music Video of the Year. The live album was produced by John Cooper, Brian Howes, Skidd Mills and Paul Ebersold. Track listing of the Deluxe Edition All songs written by John Cooper and Brian Howes, except where noted. 1. Intro -2:14 2. Comatose -3:53 3. Whispers in the Dark -3:40 4. Collide (John Cooper, Paul Ebersold) -5:20 5. Forsaken (John Cooper) -4:52 6. The Older I Get -3:49 7. The Last Night -4:04 8. Better Than Drugs -5:01 9. Those Nights (John Cooper) -4:48 10. Yours to Hold -3:46 11. Rebirthing -4:02 12. My Obsession (John Cooper) -5:03 13. Angels Fall Down (John Cooper) -6:23 14. Savior (John Cooper) -4:34 15. Best Kept Secret (John Cooper) -3:56 BONUS TRACKS: 16. Live Free or Let Me Die (studio B-side) -3:41 17. Rebirthing (acoustic) -3:54 18. Yours to Hold (acoustic) -3:45 19. The Older I Get (acoustic) -3:29 20. Whispers in the Dark (acoustic) -3:24 21. Say Goodbye (acoustic) (John Cooper) -4:15 Personnel Skillet: John Cooper -lead vocals, bass guitar, acoustic guitar Korey Cooper -vocals, keyboards, rhythm guitar Ben Kasica - lead guitar Jen Ledger -drums, vocals on "Yours to Hold" additional musicians: Caleb Oliver -bass guitar, vocals on "Those Nights" Jonathan Chu -violin Tate Olsen -cello Previous release: Comatose  (2006) Next release: Awake  (2009)

Collide is the fifth studio album by the Christian rock band Skillet , released on November 18, 2003 by Ardent Records. Paul Ebersold produced all tracks except "Fingernails," which was produced solely by John Cooper. Collide is more nu metal and alternative rock, leaving behind the industrial rock of their previous albums. This is the first Skillet album to feature Ben Kasica on guitars full time. The album was reissued and remastered to the mainstream market by the Lava label, which is a subsidiary of Atlantic Records on May 25, 2004. The reissue featured an extra track "Open Wounds," which was produced by Kevin Kadish. Their rock single and music video for "Savior" gave the band their first crossover hit into the mainstream rock market and entered the Billboard Mainstream Rock Airplay chart peaking at number 26. It was the first of many songs to chart on the Billboard rock charts in addition to charting the Christian music charts. Collide debuted and peaked at number 9 on the Top Christian Albums and at number 179 on the Billboard 200 Albums charts. Skillet picked up Dove Award nominations for Modern Rock Recorded Song of the Year for "Savior" in 2004 and was nominated for Modern Rock Album of the Year in 2005. Also in 2005, Skillet earned their first Grammy nomination for Best Rock Gospel Album. Collide has sold more than 320,000 copies in the U.S. alone. It was the beginning of Skillet's rise to stardom. Not since Stryper has a Christian rock band sold this many copies of an album. Track listing on the 2004 reissue of Collide All songs written by John Cooper, except where noted. 1. Forsaken -4:13 2. Savior -4:34 3. Open Wounds (John Cooper, Kevin Kadish) -3:15 4. A Little More (John Cooper, Korey Cooper) -4:50 5. My Obsession -5:01 6. Collide (John Cooper, Paul Ebersold) -5:39 7. Fingernails -5:07 8. Imperfection -4:07 9. Under My Skin (John Cooper, Korey Cooper) -4:06 10. Energy -3:57 11. Cycle Down -3:59 Personnel Skillet: John Cooper -lead vocals, bass guitar Korey Cooper -backing vocals, keyboards, sampling, drum programming, acoustic piano, string arrangements Ben Kasica -backing vocals, electric guitar, acoustic guitar Lori Peters -backing vocals, drums Production credits Paul Ebersold -producer (tracks 1, 2, 4 -6, 8 -11) John Cooper -producer (track 7) Kevin Kadish -producer (track 3) Radio singles 2003 -2004 "Savior" -#11 R&R Christian CHR, #23 R&R Active Rock #26 Billboard Mainstream Rock Airplay 2004 -2005 "A Little More" -#11 R&R Christian CHR Previous release: Alien Youth  (2001) Next release: Comatose  (2006) Watch the music video of "Savior" here:

Alien Youth is the fourth studio album by the Christian rock band Skillet , released on August 28, 2001 by Ardent Records and SRE Recordings. It was later distributed by INO Records and Sony Music. This is the first Skillet album that was entirely produced by lead singer and musician John Cooper and the first album to be released solely by the Ardent label without ForeFront Records attached. Alien Youth continued their industrial hard rock sound combined with modern rock and some nu metal. Ironically, when the album was released before the events of 9/11, the Christian CHR lead single, "You Are My Hope" after the events, became a source of comfort and inspiration. It was a song that people needed and it resonated with Christian radio. Some Christian AC radio stations were also playing the track, which is a Skillet first. The band went through another line-up change as guitarist Ben Kasica joined and was replacing Kevin Haaland. Kasica joined Skillet late in the recording process for the album, only recording guitars on "Earth Invasion," with Haaland playing guitar throughout the album. Some limited editions of Alien Youth on CD, titled Alien Youth: Rare Cuts featured two rare tracks that were left off the album: "Heaven in My Veins" and "Always the Same." The album debuted and peaked at number 4 on the Billboard Top Christian Albums and Skillet debuts for the first time on the Billboard 200 Albums chart peaking at number 141. In 2002, Skillet was nominated for two Dove Awards for Modern Rock/Alternative Album of the Year and Rock Recorded Song of the Year for the title song. That same year, they released a concert DVD titled Alien Youth: The Unplugged Invasion featuring acoustic performances of four songs from the album, a music video for "Best Kept Secret" (from Invincible ), an Alien Youth Bible Study and a photo gallery. A year later, the band was nominated for Hard Music Recorded Song of the Year for the track "Vapor." Track listing All songs written by John Cooper, except where noted. 1. Alien Youth -4:12 2. Vapor -3:39 3. Earth Invasion -4:48 4. You Are My Hope (John Cooper, Korey Cooper) -4:16 5. Eating Me Away -3:38 6. Kill Me, Heal Me -3:36 7. The Thirst is Taking Over -6:32 8. One Real Thing (Korey Cooper) -3:37 9. Stronger -4:07 10. Rippin' Me Off -4:47 11. Will You Be There (Falling Down) (John Cooper, Korey Cooper) -5:10 12. Come My Way -5:02 Limited Edition Alien Youth: Rare Tracks CD: 1. Heaven in My Veins -3:54 2. Always the Same -4:01 Personnel Skillet: John Cooper -lead vocals, bass guitar, sampling, programming Korey Cooper -backing vocals, keyboards, sampling, programming Kevin Haaland -guitar (tracks 1, 2, 4 -12) ( Rare Tracks tracks 1 and 2) Ben Kasica -guitar (track 3) Lori Peters -drums additional musicians: Wendy Brookes –cello Nikki Frey –first violin Teresa Pingitore –second violin John Cooper, Korey Cooper, Christine Mundie and Jono Pingitore -group vocals on track 4 Production credits John Cooper -producer (all tracks) Skidd Mills -co-producer (track 3), mixing (tracks 2, 3 and 6), engineer (track 3) Radio singles 2001 "You Are My Hope" -#2 R&R Christian CHR, -# 25 R&R Christian AC 2002 "One Real Thing" -#5 R&R Christian CHR Previous release: Ardent Worship: Skillet Live  (2000) Next release: Collide  (2003) Listen to the rare track "Heaven in My Veins" here: Listen to the rare track "Always the Same" here: Watch the music video of "Alien Youth" here: Watch the live concert video Alien Youth: The Unplugged Invasion here:

Ardent Worship: Skillet Live is a live worship album by the Christian rock band Skillet , released on September 29, 2000 by Ardent Records and ForeFront Records, seven months after the release of their third album Invincible . It was later distributed by INO Records and Sony Music. The album was produced by Skidd Mills. It was released as a series of three worship albums by Skillet, along with All Together Separate and Satellite Soul on the Ardent label as Ardent Worship . This live album from Skillet consists of five original songs written by John Cooper, the track "Sing to the Lord" written by Korey Cooper and four worship covers. Lori Peters is the new drummer, replacing Trey McClurkin, although McClurkin and original member Ken Steorts play with Cooper on the final two songs "Safe With You" and Darlene Zschech's worship anthem "Shout to the Lord." The live album debuted and peaked at number 33 on the Billboard Top Christian Albums chart and in 2001 was nominated for a Dove Award for Praise and Worship Album of the Year. Track listing All songs written by John Cooper, except where noted. 1. Who Is Like Our God -5:16 2. Your Name is Holy (Brian Doerksen) -5:06 3. How Deep the Father's Love For Us (Stuart Townend) -4:09 4. Jesus, Jesus (Holy and Anointed One) (John Barnett) -4:15 5. We're Thirsty -3:04 6. Jesus Be Glorified -4:39 7. Sing to the Lord (Korey Cooper) -6:14 8. Angels Fall Down -7:30 9. Safe With You -4:54 10. Shout to the Lord (Darlene Zschech) -6:30 Personnel Skillet: John Cooper -lead vocals, bass guitar Korey Cooper -backing vocals, keyboards Kevin Haaland  -guitar Lori Peters -drums additional musicians: Ken Steorts -guitar (tracks 9 and 10) Trey McClurkin -drums (tracks 9 and 10) Previous release: Invincible  (2000) Next release: Alien Youth  (2001)

Invincible is the third studio album by the Christian rock band Skillet , released on February 1, 2000 by Ardent Records and ForeFront Records. It was later distributed by INO Records and Sony Music. The album was produced by lead singer and musician John Cooper and Skidd Mills. Skillet was continuing the industrial and electronic rock sound as heard on their previous album Hey You, I Love Your Soul but it was more modernized. The band went through their first personnel line-up change as Kevin Haaland replaced original guitarist Ken Steorts, although Steorts performed additional guitar on the album. John Cooper's wife Korey joined the band as she played keyboards and backing vocals, as well as loops, programming and sampling. The tracks "Best Kept Secret" and "You're Powerful" both topped the Christian Rock chart while their Christian CHR track "Rest" peaked at number 3. Invincible debuted and peaked at number 13 on the Billboard Top Christian Albums chart. In 2001, Skillet garnered two Dove Award nominations for Modern Rock/Alternative Album of the Year and Rock Recorded Song of the Year for "Best Kept Secret." The album's final track, "You're In My Brain," contains a hidden song called "Angels Fall Down," which appears on their worship album Ardent Worship: Skillet Live . In the music video for "Best Kept Secret," Lori Peters appears replacing Trey McClurkin on the drums along with the rest of Skillet making an entrance in a hallway way wearing futuristic clothing, while the rest of it shows them playing in a room in similar clothing. Track listing All songs written by John Cooper, except where noted. 1. Best Kept Secret -3:56 2. You Take My Rights Away -4:33 3. Invincible -3:52 4. Rest (John Cooper, Korey Cooper) -3:49 5. Come On to the Future -3:55 6. You're Powerful (John Cooper, Korey Cooper) -3:27 7. I Trust You (John Cooper, Korey Cooper) -3:39 8. Each Other (John Cooper, Korey Cooper) -3:26 9. The Fire Breathes -3:42 10. Say It Loud -3:33 11. The One -4:13 12. You're In My Brain/Angels Fall Down (hidden track) -10:41 Personnel Skillet: John Cooper -lead vocals, bass guitar, guitar, keyboards, loops Korey Cooper -backing vocals, keyboards, sampling, loops, programming Kevin Haaland -guitar Trey McClurkin -drums additional musicians: Skidd Mills -guitars, additional loops Ken Steorts, Kent Smith, Tim Palmer and Mike Salopek -additional guitarists Matt Browning -additional loops (tracks 3 and 11) Radio singles 2000 "Rest" -#3 Christian CHR Previous release: Hey You, I Love Your Soul  (1998) Next release: Ardent Worship: Skillet Live  (2000) Watch the music video of "Best Kept Secret" here:

Hey You, I Love Your Soul is the second studio album by the Christian rock band Skillet . It was released on April 21, 1998 by Ardent Records and ForeFront Records. It was later distributed by INO Records and Sony Music. This was the band's first charted album on the Billboard Top Christian Albums chart where it debuted and peaked at number 25. Their second album has more of an industrial rock sound in the vein of bands like Nine Inch Nails and White Zombie, as heard on the title song and "Take." John Cooper's wife and future member Korey Cooper provides additional backing vocals for Skillet's first Top 10 Christian CHR hit "More Faithful." John and Korey wrote the title song and "Whirlwind" together. In 1999, the band was nominated for two Dove Awards for Modern Rock/Alternative Album of the Year and Hard Music Recorded Song of the Year for "Locked in a Cage." Track listing All songs written by John Cooper, except where noted. 1. Hey You, I Love Your Soul (John Cooper, Korey Cooper) -3:00 2. Deeper (John Cooper, Ken Steorts) -3:49 3. Locked in a Cage -3:56 4. Your Love (Keeps Me Alive) -3:56 5. More Faithful -3:45 6. Pour -4:19 7. Suspended in You (John Cooper, Ken Steorts) -3:09 8. Take -3:04 9. Coming Down (John Cooper, Ken Steorts) -6:17 10. Whirlwind (John Cooper, Korey Cooper) -4:03 11. Dive Over In (John Cooper, Ken Steorts) -3:44 12. Scarecrow (John Cooper, Ken Steorts) -4:18 Personnel Skillet: John Cooper -lead vocals, bass guitar, piano Ken Steorts -guitar, guitar synthesizer, backing vocals Trey McClurkin -drums, percussion, backing vocals additional musicians: Korey Cooper -additional backing vocals on track 5 Skidd Mills -drum programming Christopher Reyes -additional loops Production credits John Cooper and Skidd Mills -producers (all tracks) Dana Key and Paul Ebersold -co-producers (track 10) Radio singles 1998 "Whirlwind" -#15 Christian CHR 1998 "More Faithful" -#8 Christian CHR 1999 "Your Love (Keeps Me Alive)" -#11 Christian CHR Previous release: Skillet  (1996) Next release: Invincible  (2000) Watch the music video of "More Faithful" here:

Skillet is the debut studio album by the Christian rock band Skillet . It was released on October 29, 1996 by ForeFront Records and Ardent Records. It was later distributed by INO Records (later renamed Fair Trade Services) and Sony Music. Skidd Mills and Paul Ebersold produced the album. The band started out as a trio with John Cooper on lead vocals and bass guitar, Ken Steorts in guitars and vocals and Trey McClurkin on drums and vocals as their self-titled debut album showcases Christian lyrics with a grunge sound. It was just the beginning of Skillet's musical transformation, both personnel and sound wise. Skillet was recorded at Ardent Studios in Memphis with the label's co-founder and former DeGarmo & Key band member Dana Key serving as executive producer. Music videos were made for the tracks, "I Can," "Gasoline" and "Saturn." Prior to releasing their eponymous debut album, the band recorded Right Upside Your Head , a six-song demo on cassette tape, earlier that same year. The songs "Shovel" and "Darn Great Day" were exclusive to the demo while "Gasoline," "Promise Blender" and "Boundaries" would be re-recorded for Skillet . The demo version of "Boundaries" features Steorts on vocals. The demo track "Safe With Me" was re-recorded as "Safe With You" on the band's debut album. In 1997, Skillet garnered their first two Dove Award nominations for Modern Rock/ Alternative Album of the Year and Modern Rock/Alternative Recorded Recorded Song of the Year for "Gasoline." Track listing All songs written by John Cooper, except where noted. 1. I Can -4:19 2. Gasoline -4:03 3. Saturn (Ken Steorts) -5:09 4. My Beautiful Robe -3:39 5. Promise Blender (John Cooper, Ken Steorts) -3:56 6. Paint (Ken Steorts) -3:21 7. Safe With You -3:50 8. You Thought (John Cooper, Ken Steorts) -3:42 9. Boundaries (Ken Steorts) -4:06 10. Splinter (Ken Steorts) -2:41 Personnel Skillet: John Cooper -lead vocals, bass guitar, piano Ken Steorts -guitar, guitar synthesizer, backing vocals Trey McClurkin -drums, backing vocals Radio singles 1997 "Safe With You" -#21 Christian CHR 1997 "Saturn" -#11 Christian CHR Next release: Hey You, I Love Your Soul  (1998) Watch the music video of "I Can" here: Watch the music video of "Gasoline" here: Watch the music video of "Saturn" here: