their second album, "for christians, elves and lovers" (1976) combined evangelical theology and millennialism with admiration for the fantasy world of lord of the rings author, j.r.r. tolkien. a copy of this album remains part of the tolkien collection at marquette university. "and what is the result of this musical fusion? an absolutely incredible album which might well become a classic in the annals of jesus music. the credit for this record's brilliance belongs to the artists themselves. because of their talent and versatility, the 14 cuts never suffer from being repetitious or boring. one need only look at the diversity in style from one selection to the next in order to appreciate the creative abilities of these musicians. this is the 3rd album for asfb and belongs on the shelf of every jesus music fan."