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Common Children was a Christian alternative rock band formed in Arkansas in 1995 by Marc Byrd, Drew Powell, and Hampton Taliaferro. The band recorded two studio albums, Skywire (1996) and Delicate Fade (1997), on Tattoo Records. Their song "Eyes of God" reached #5 on Christian music charts in 1998. With new bandmate and producer Andrew Thompson, Common Children released their final album, The Inbetween Time, in 2001. The album featured a more atmospheric sound compared to their previous albums. Common Children disbanded in 2002, and Thompson and Byrd went on to form the ambient music group Hammock.
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