Claude says:Jars of Clay's third album pushed away from the lush sound of Much Afraid into something rawer and quirkier — more Counting Crows than CCM, with Charlie Lowell's keyboards featured much more prominently and a pop/rock edge that earned them a second Grammy for Best Pop/Contemporary Gospel Album. You picked it up in the summer of 2006, seven years after release, and kept coming back in short bursts through 2016: "Famous Last Words" and "River Constantine" got the most spins, but you spread your attention across eight tracks, including "Collide" and the radio single "Can't Erase It."