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Live From London
Winds of Worship #12Please note: reviews are the personal opinions of the author. That is why we publish most of the reviews received. If you don't like this review, please write your own one.
by Matthew Voss
Like a breathe of fresh air, the Winds of Worship series gets new life in “Winds of Worship 12 — Live From London”.
After the disappointment that Winds of Worship 11 was, I was looking forward to seeing what was next. I heard this album from a friend 3 weeks before it was released in the states on the European release “Come, Now Is The Time”. After hearing this I couldn’t wait for it to hit our soil!
“Come, Now is The Time To Worship” is a great opener. I use it all the time now in worship leading. It got me so pumped when I was listening to it that I got up on my feet in the middle of my living room and started to praise the Lord! This is the better of the two version of this song that I have heard. The one off Father’s Heart #37 is good, but this one is excellent!
“Lord Reign In Me” rocks! Second song in and I’m there in the throne room before God! I hope to hear more from Brenton. His voice is awesome. The last time a heard a voice so clean and pure I was listening to Andy Park.
The CD slows down a tad after this. “Jesus, Jesus (Take Me As I Am)” is a good worship song, not great, but good. “A Place In The Hills” is a little too ‘Titanic’ for me. If you listen to this song you will know what I mean.
“Holy Fire” is a great song of longing for revival. This is an awesome worship song.
“Who Is Like Our God” gets a face-lift in this version. I thought the original on TFH #26 was great until I heard this. WOW! In the style of the Police’s “Every Breathe You Take” this song moves me.
“The Lord Is Gracious And Compassionate” has a great Memphis Blues sound to it.
“Beautiful God” has pure hip-hop pop all over it!
“All Who Are Thirsty” is another great 6 / 8 worship song from Vineyard.
“God Of Glory” and “Holy Is The Lord” flow well into each other. I love the electric guitar solo in “God of Glory”.
“Who Is This” is a straight forward driving song that flows great.
The album ends on a down note with “O Jesus Mine”. This is kind of a sad way to end such a great recording. Again this song falls into the ‘Titanic’ sound.
This is the best Winds of Worship since Winds of Worship 4! Keep it up Vineyard. Purchase this CD now!
Matthew Voss <MVoss3@excite.com> is the Youth/College and Worship Pastor at First Assembly of God, Greeley, Colorado
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