I'm a huge Jerusalem fan! When people told me about this release, they always prefaced it with, "If you like Jerusalem material from the Warrior and Volume 2 era, then you'll probably like this." I always sensed a condescending vibe when I heard that, and I didn't know what to think. Well, I love it! The music is 70's hard rock a la Thin Lizzy. A solid mixture of guitars, bass, drums, and a complimentary bed of organ beneath. I think the metal from the 70's is way better than the 80's, anyway. It's too bad not too many Christian musicians were kicking out the jams until the 80's. Even with a few songs that seem to drag, I'm not ashamed to recommend this album. For ordering info, write: Cross Rhythms Music, 11408 Audelia Rd #4786, Dallas TX 75243
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HM Magazine #78Reviewed by Doug Van PeltWhenever a band spans two decades in longevity, they should have more than one live album. This ground-breaking band has made up for the wait since Live In His Majesty's Service with a 2-disc album recorded live in 1997. Since this one was performed in front of a Swedish crowd, guess what language all the between-song raps and vocals are in? That's right, Swedish. While this makes for a difficult…Similar sounding releases
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