CD-Charts Position 1
Average Rating:

This Moment (Cinderella Edition)

by: Steven Curtis Chapman

Release Date May 27, 2008
This is a "Must Have" album for every parent who wants to cherish every moment with their cinderella. Every song on "This Moment" shows a different aspect of our Heavenly Father yet they all come back to the same meaning...enjoy EACH moment! whether you are with your kids, spouse or even with the Lord. Enjoy those moments because they will soon be history.

Steven, thank you for ministering and inspiring each of your fans and friends with your music. You have taught us so much over the years about our Christian walk and our loving Heavenly Father. Again, THANK YOU!!!!

CD-Charts Position 2
Average Rating:

Arriving

by: Chris Tomlin, Steven Curtis Chapman

Release Date September 21, 2004
Time and again in both his solo career and with his time with Passion, Chris Tomlin has shown a knack for good songwriting and inspired vocals. This particular album "Arriving" displays the best of both. This album features three songs that are among the most commonly performed songs in churches today ("Indescribable", "Holy is the Lord", and "How Great is Our God"). In addition to lending his clear, strong tenor voice to these outstanding songs, Chris Tomlin is credited as the writer or co-writer for all of the songs on this album with one exception ("Indescribable").

In addition to the fantastic first three songs, the rest of the album contains a few other very memorable songs as well. Outside the first three, my favorites ... Read More:

CD-Charts Position 3
Average Rating:

A Day to Remember - Instrumental Music for Your Wedding Day

by: O'Neill Brothers

Release Date April 25, 2002
I purchased this CD for my 78 yr old mother, a widow, who is getting remarried this Sept. and needed some recorded music to play before the ceremony and for the processional and recessional. She absolutely loves the CD and plays it over and over and over! It is a beautiful CD and I would highly recommend it for anyone needing this type of music.

CD-Charts Position 4
Average Rating:

This Moment

by: Steven Curtis Chapman

Release Date October 23, 2007
This time, Chapman joins forces with producer Matt Bronleewe. A few songs show influences from groups: "One Republic," "U2", and "Coldplay" throughout the album. But, fear not Chapman sticks to his roots with his trademark guitars, crisp vocals and heartfelt lyrics. If anything, Matt gives Chapman a more mainstream sound that fits his vocals nicely. Overall, this is a great Chapman cd to have. "Miracle of the Moment" is my favorite track [it got me hooked and I had to have the cd for it]. The song "Children of God" hints at Chapmans' old hit: "Treasure of You" from the "Heaven in the Real World" album.What parents will like most is both them and their kids can listen to it.

CD-Charts Position 5
Average Rating:

Speechless

by: Steven Curtis Chapman

Release Date June 15, 1999
This is alot better than most of SCC albums. It contains a mix of rock/pop songs and some slower heartfelt songs. Contains the radio hits "Dive" and "Fingerprints of God." A nice intro to some of his newer music. Overall a good album that really shows who SCC really is.

CD-Charts Position 6
Average Rating:

Amazing Grace: Music Inspired by the Motion Picture

from: Sparrow

Release Date January 23, 2007
I bought this CD to get the Amazing Grace/My Chains are Gone song by Chris Tomlin. It is different from the version in the movie but it is on the DVD special features. The other old favorite hymns are by various other current singers and they sound so wonderful. I love listening to the whole CD.

CD-Charts Position 7
Average Rating:

All About Love

by: Steven Curtis Chapman

Release Date January 28, 2003
This album has to be the weakest album of all of SCC's current work. Granted it takes up the theme of love , mainly to his wife but I feel this was a very self indulgent effort and one that should have remained a private one. The songs just don't cut it and the bottom line is after hitting his stride this album really threw many SCC fans for a loop and one that I think many haven't gotten over when you look at the sales of the last 2 albums , which are stellar by the way. It has a few excellent cuts but that is all I can say . I have it to make my collection complete but I think I have played a handful of times which is an oddity for me when its comes to SCC recordings.

CD-Charts Position 8
Average Rating:

Declaration

by: Steven Curtis Chapman

Release Date September 25, 2001
An album of the caliber of Steven Curtis Chapman's DECLARATION worms its way deeper into an appreciative listener's soul with every new pass-through. Its appeal is multi-layered. Each new encounter with this kind of music reveals a new facet, a previously unheard sound, the pleasure of an allusive turn of phrase that had gone undetected.

Chapman winks and nods a fair bit in this CD, a hobby that doesn't distract him from exploring life-and-death themes via some very fine music. The album's opening track--the jaunty, witty, `Live Out Loud' starts the winking in earnest, but you get the idea he's just getting down to business and having a bit of meaningful fun while he arranges his desk.

If that's your first impression, events prove ... Read More:

CD-Charts Position 9
Average Rating:

Steven Curtis Chapman: Greatest Hits

by: Steven Curtis Chapman

Release Date October 21, 1997
My review is long overdue. This is one of my favorite CD's - and if you look at the back of my CD, it shows! What a talented song-writer and performer. The CD is packed with a great mix of some of his finest songs. Don't limit yourself to this CD alone - every project of his is worth adding to your collection. Praise God for his inspirational music that spans the generations. Enjoy!

CD-Charts Position 10
Average Rating:

All Things New

by: Steven Curtis Chapman

Release Date September 21, 2004
I got this album for Christmas, and I must say I'm disappointed. It sounds much different from his earlier stuff, with a different-sounding of guitar, and a rather electronic sound through the whole album.

The songs:

In "All Things New", Steve's voice sounds like a poor imitation of Christine Dente/Out of the Grey.

"Big Story" reminds me of Christine's "Bigger Story", and "Please Only You" is somewhat like Out of the Grey's "Better Way To Fall." And besides that, they are just plain bad, nothing like Steven's other songs.

"Coming Attractions" instantly brought to my mind Tobymac's song "What's Goin' Down" off his album "Momentum." Sounds just like it.

The other songs I don't care for ... Read More: