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After building a
dedicated following with three albums of Christian hip-hop,
DC Talk makes a play for crossover success with Jesus Freak. As
the title indicates, the group members haven't abandoned their religious
base. What they have done, is expand their musical pallete. Keeping a solid
hip-hop foundation, the trio adds elements of soul, psychedelic rock, and
pop, making Jesus Freak their most ambitious album to date. It also
happens to be their best. DC Talk fuses their diverse influences together
with style and grace, making the music sound seamless. The lyrics frequently
avoid standard cliches, managing to celebrate Christianity without sounding
preachy. With its musical diversity and well-crafted lyrics, Jesus Freak
is the album that will convince secular listeners that DC Talk is worth a
listen. Stephen Thomas Erlewine
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| DISC 1 | ||
| 1. | |
So Help Me God |
| 2. | |
Colored People |
| 3. | |
Jesus Freak |
| 4. | |
What If I Stumble |
| 5. | |
Day By Day |
| 7. | |
Between You and Me |
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Like It, Love It, Need It |