Ten Thousand Days

None of the songs on this album make it onto any of my top lists of favorite songs. But this is probably my all-time favorite "put it on and leave it" album. It's so rare to find an album that is great from start to finish; no skipping songs. If you buy it, get the whole thing. It's just a wonderful journey of melodies and moods and lyrics. I've been listening to it for years and it never gets old. I haven't bought a lot of Bebo's newer stuff. This one has stood the test of time.

Love the raw folk-rock sound of Bebo's debut album. Seems like a lot of his albums these days sound a little too CCM radio.

I LOVE all things Bebo. I just bought this album to round out my collection, but I was a little disappointed. Seems I'm much more a fan of Bebo in his later days (like NOW). His self-titled album is his best, I think. But it's good to see artists evolve and improve!

I remember when I first heard this back in high school and I loved it right away. The passion comes out in these songs and he writes them to express the life of god and it impacted me more than he will ever know.

Back in high school (1998) I attended a Young Life Castaway camp in Detroit Lakes, Minnesota. When I was there we had a young, long haired, sweet guy play the most amazing music and perform in hilarious skits. After camp was over we found his CD in the gift shop. All my friends bought one and we wore the CD's out until they wouldn't play any more. God was in his music and because of that, God was in my heart. That is really where my walk with God began. That singer was Bebo Norman and the album would later become "Ten Thousand Days". Thank you Bebo for sharing your time and music with us at that camp. It made a bigger impact than you may ever realize to all of us kids that are now close to 30 years old!