Unveiling the Timeless Treasure: Amy Grant’s ‘House Of Love’ Expanded Anniversary Edition
Amy Grant’s iconic album, House Of Love, is celebrating its anniversary with a treasure trove of unreleased and reimagined tracks. The digital single “Politics Of Kissing” is just the beginning, offering a glimpse into the wealth of music that has been hidden away for decades. This expanded edition is a true goldmine for Grant fans, featuring alternate versions of beloved songs, bonus tracks, and remixes that showcase the evolution of her artistry.
As Grant reflects on the creation of House Of Love, she recalls a time of “joyful chaos” where dreams were coming true and creativity was thriving. This anniversary edition is a testament to that era, featuring 30 tracks that take listeners on a journey through the making of a masterpiece. From the Michael Omartian version of “House Of Love” to the Keith Thomas reimagining of “Oh How The Years Go By”, each song offers a unique perspective on Grant’s craft.
With multiple formats available, including vinyl, CD, and digital, fans can immerse themselves in the music that has stood the test of time. As Grant prepares to release her new Christmas album, When I Think Of Christmas, this anniversary edition serves as a reminder of her enduring legacy and the timeless treasure that is House Of Love. Whether you’re a longtime fan or discovering Grant’s music for the first time, this expanded edition is a must-listen experience that will leave you breathless and yearning for more.
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