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Binding: Audio CD
EAN: 7243825140220
Label: Virgin Records America, Inc.
Manufacturer: Virgin Records America, Inc.
Number Of Discs: 1
Publisher: Virgin Records America, Inc.
Release Date: November 21, 1995
Studio: Virgin Records America, Inc.
Sales Rank: 5949
MPN: 25140
Disc 1:- So Help Me God
- Colored People
- Jesus Freak
- What If I Stumble
- Day by Day - dc Talk, Schwartz, Stephen
- Mrs. Morgan - dc Talk,
- Between You and Me
- Like It, Love It, Need It
- Jesus Freak (Reprise) - dc Talk,
- In the Light - dc Talk, Peacock, Charlie
- What Have We Become
- Mind's Eye
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Editorial Review:
Amazon.com essential recording: Jesus Freak, like the 1970s phrase that it's culled from, is an oddity. Who could have ever imagined such a wonderful blend of grunge rock, rap, melodic pop, and funk? "So Help Me God" sets the tone with a wicked guitar riff that draws boundaries for the trio's magic harmonies. "What If I Stumble?" and the vastly underrated "Between You and Me" allow Michael Tait to showcase his silky smooth vocals, while "Jesus Freak" and "Mind's Eye" prove the band can change speeds and rock as hard as anyone. For good measure, they even improve upon Charlie Peacock's "In the Light." One of the best Christian CDs of the '90s. --Michael Lyttle
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I bought this CD for a friend of mine who is a missionary to West Africa. I hope it has blessed her. I was truly blessed by this CD and I'll say that it still sounds fresh, as if it was released last year and not in the 90's. That's the coolest thing about Jesus Freak, you can be a new listener and it doesn't feel out of touch.
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This album is awesome! They made music that really spoke to me and how I really am. DC Talk is just a fun group that make good music worshipping God and you cant beat that.
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I'm gay*
Now that I have your attention, lemme stop for a second and talk about this great album. This album belongs to the dreaded genre known as Christian rock. But it's still a shining beacon in a sea of nothingness, and it's guiding you to the world of Christianity in the eyes of Talt, Smith, and McKeehan, with a little help from their friends.
Well, before I rant on about the songs, you must give credit to the numerous musicians that led a hand making the infectious music. Not to mention Mark Heimermann, who gets songwriting credits on nearly every song. I think he mostly produced it, but I was a little unimpressed to figure out the three main guys didn't write the songs alone. The thing is, did Mark write ... Read More:
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I bought this tape back in the 1990's when it came out. I immediately liked their sound. I have 3 of their CD's now, but this is my favorite. The lead singer has a great voice and their sound is similar to the Red Hot Chili Peppers. Good messages as well.
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I believe DC Talk to the greatest band to ever walk the earth. Toby Mac is a brilliant producer, and the group as a whole are some of the finest talents you will ever find. Their diversity is profound, as each of their albums conforms to the popular sound of the year it was released, and as such each of their albums is drastically different from the other.
For Jesus Freak, the genre was Grunge/Rock...and this album is UNBELIEVABLY good. Arguably the best they produced. This album is also quite possibly one of the greatest the Christian music industry has ever produced.
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