====== Lost & Found ======

Rock / Hard Rock\\
Monrovia, California, USA

From [[Duane M. Evarts]] on Facebook: "Brian Mercer's band, Lost and Found was among the more hard rock, dare I say... "Metal" Christian bands that I produced and engineered. I recently located Lost and Found's cassette tape in the HMEA archives. For your enjoyment on Brian's birthday, here is a blast from his past... the song "No Greater Love" from his 1984 HMEA album //Soldiers of Light//.

Something unique that I will never forget about Lost and Found's //Soldiers of Light// album was his introduction to the final song. Just before the last song starts, Brian shares a quick gospel message encouraging the listener to take the messages in the songs to heart and and seek the Lord. Who does that on an album anymore?

I look forward to sharing more songs from Lost and Found's //Soldiers of Light// in the future."

By the time the band released //Welcome to the Real World//, they were more of an AOR/Rock band.

===== Discography =====

| 1984 | Soldiers of Light |
| 1988 | [[https://christiantapeunderground.wordpress.com/2019/09/07/lost-found-welcome-to-the-real-world/|Welcome to the Real World]] | Under the Influence Records |

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==== Soldiers of Light ====

1984 Independent

Songs include:

  * No Greater Love

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==== Welcome to the Real World ====

1988 Under the Influence Records

Scott Walters – Lead vocals\\
Ted Hoehne – Guitars, vocals\\
Larry Trainor – Guitars, vocals\\
Brian Mercer – Vocals, keyboards\\
Greg Hudson – Bass, vocals\\
Alison Cate – drums

  - Welcome to the Real World
  - Going All the Way
  - Hear Me
  - Make It Real
  - Wait of the World
  - I'm So Glad
  - How Long?
  - Never Alone
  - Smoke Screen
  - All the World

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===== Links =====

  * [[https://www.facebook.com/duane.evarts/videos/10214733301144510/|Video of "No Greater Love"]]