Home at Last (Larry Norman album)

Home at Last is a studio album by American Christian rock musician Larry Norman, released in 1989. It marked a significant return to recording for Norman after a period of relative quiet, following a protracted legal battle with Solid Rock Records that prevented him from releasing new material for several years.

The album features a diverse range of musical styles, reflecting Norman's eclectic approach to songwriting. It includes elements of rock and roll, blues, and folk music, often blended with thoughtful and sometimes challenging lyrical content exploring themes of faith, doubt, and social commentary.

Notable tracks on Home at Last include "Rock Around the Clock" (a cover of the classic rock and roll hit), "Six, Six, Six," and "Why Don't You Look into Jesus." The album was generally well-received by critics and fans alike, solidifying Norman's reputation as a pioneering figure in contemporary Christian music. Home at Last is considered by many to be one of the stronger entries in Norman's extensive discography.