But the arrangements make them seem original. Some of my favorites are the opening song, The Solid Rock, and That's What The Lonely Is For . The latter was written by a folk singer named David Wilcox, and is the only song that is not an outright Christian song of praise. However that is not to say that it's not spiritual. It is really well arranged and sung, as are all the rest of the songs on the album.
Soloists are expressive, and backgrounds are balanced and appropriate.
The production is flawless. The whole thing just drips professionalism. No tuning problems, no sloppy balance, no lousy editing issues. It is a great example of great production. 4 GLAD is an anomaly to me.