Hearing a voice like Glenn's is like sensing the testimony of truth. The leathery and tattered vocals seem to reveal an empathy that has known pain and almost breaks with tears when the lyrics turn to hope. These vocals could take tired, even stale worship songs and boost them up with life. To justify repeated listens, however, the songs need to have their own strength. In this team effort here (which includes guest singers and players), Glenn and his friends deliver the goods.
Editors' ratings - Doug 3.5/5, Jason 1.5/5
Other coverage for this album
The Phantom Tollbooth 2002Reviewed by Alex KlagesThe JPUSA community, as a worshipping community, has developed some of its own worship music. On this album, we are invited to share in some worship time with them. The music is, not surprisingly, more quiet in tone and performance style than any of the REZ projects Kaiser has been on, and most of his other music as well. It is this quietness that is at once the greatest strength and the biggest…The Phantom Tollbooth 2002Reviewed by Rick ChromeyWorship recordings are a dime a dozen. And for my nickel few do it finer than Glenn Kaiser. This third installment of Glenn's worship songs reveals a further maturity that's refreshing. With two previous worship projects All My Days and Throw Down Your Crowns under his belt, No Greater Love testifies the third time is a treat. Kaiser only pens (or contributes to) five of the dozen tracks, but his…Similar sounding releases
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