The final solo venture from one-third of dc Talk, and by far the best. Aggressive and eclectic, it spans the confines of urban hip-hop with some well polished hits that stick in your head. If you buy one CD this year, this is it.
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ReAL Magazine 2001Reviewed by Josh L!When Toby McKeehan (Mac) says "Comin' at ya like a whirlwind," it isn't just hype. Momentum is intense. It moves quickly, evolves quickly, and is likely to keep almost any listener engaged. Momentum is McKeehan's much-anticipated solo effort, and the third such effort from a dc Talk member. McKeehan's music would most likely be categorized as hip-hop, but shouldn't be restricted to that box.…The Rebel Base 2001Reviewed by Josh HurstMy biggest complaint about Christian music in general is that it usually mimics the trends of the secular world, and is often a bit behind the times. In other words, popular Christian music bands are frequently guilty of copying non-Christian bands. There is not nearly as much originality in the world of modern Christian music as there is outside the CCM box. Many critics, however, are lauding…The Rebel Base 2001Reviewed by David MartinHere we are, at the end of a strange trilogy of solo albums by the members of the Christian Hit Radio juggernaut known as dc Talk. Allow me to recap for those of you just tuning in: Michael Tait formed a band and put out a hot CD of straight-up rock and roll last July. Kevin Max, resident poet of the group, followed with an interesting blend of pop, rock, and world music that got the attention of…Similar sounding releases
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