Music to Raise the Dead

[2] The cassette, featuring the kind of hard rock for which Resurrection Band would eventually become known, was recorded not long after the Jesus People USA community had moved from Minneapolis to Chicago, but before they found a permanent home in Uptown.

However, the mixing board had been used many years previously to record one of Elvis Presley's number-one hits.

[3][1] All your life was an independent set of acoustic numbers, a reflection of folk-oriented sets that were played at conservative venues, like nursing homes and churches, whose audiences would otherwise be unreceptive to the borderline heavy metal that Resurrection Band otherwise played[1] and which were contained in the rock set Music To Raise the Dead.

[3] The cassette was re-released in a limited number of copies by the band's own label, Grrr Records, in 1992.

It is considered a collector's item and is extremely hard to find.