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| 1 You Put This Love in My Heart |
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| 2 Because of You |
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| 3 Soften Your Heart |
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| 4 Oh Lord, You're Beautiful |
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| 5 Your Love Broke Through |
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| 6 Asleep in the Light |
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| 7 How Can They Live Without Jesus? |
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| 8 Piano Prelude/Create in Me a Clean Heart |
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| 9 Easter Song |
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| 10 I Can't Believe It |
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| 11 If You Love the Lord |
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| 12 When I Hear the Praises Start |
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| 13 There Is a Redeemer |
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| 14 I Want to Be More Like Jesus |
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| 15 Make My Life a Prayer to You |
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| 16 My Eyes Are Dry |
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| 17 [CD-Rom Track] |
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| 18 You Put This Love in My Heart [DVD] |
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| 19 Your Love Broke Through [DVD] |
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| 20 He'll Take Care of the Rest [DVD] |
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| 21 To Obey Is Better Than Sacrifice [DVD] |
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| 22 The Sheep and the Goats [DVD] |
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| 23 Asleep in the Light [DVD] |
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| 24 The Victor [DVD] |
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| 25 Make My Life a Prayer to You [DVD] |
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Album Review
The way Keith Green's "The Live Experience" is perhaps one of the most effortless fables about a music legend's unreleased treasure trove. Story has it Melody Green, the late singer's wife, got a call from EMI's Christian music arm inquiring whether she had a few exclusives to share for a future retrospective celebrating her husband's career. Matter-of-factly, she said yes, but she didn't just have a few exclusives; she had a truckload of stuff -- hundreds of hours' worth of audio and video culled from cassettes, reel tapes, and whatever the singer's estate got a hold of at the time -- that was just waiting to be picked up. Ministry-minded as Melody Green is, she turned it all over to EMI and eventually ended up overseeing what would become "The Live Experience", the first-ever collection of concert recordings from the iconic singer/songwriter. There was so much material to be pored over, EMI couldn't quite meet the deadline of compiling and releasing it in time for the 25th anniversary of Green's death, but that didn't matter much: what saw the light of day was simply unheard-of -- 16 of Green's biggest hits, collected from a cornucopia of concert performances, festivals, and television appearances spanning Green's entire short-lived trajectory. Thanks to masterization, the sound of "The Live Experience" is loud and clear, but its message remains as raw and unpopular as anything Green delivered at the prime of his youth: "We need to live like Jesus." This clarion call is made all the more urgent by Green's show itself, an unadorned spectacle consisting of just him and his piano. The almost living-room feel is the real revelation of "The Live Experience": for the first time, the world is privy to what really went down at Green's revivalist gigs, for decades a mystery since all that was available were his four lone studio albums. These in-studio, highly polished piano-pop recordings fit the spirit of ‘70s and ‘80s CCM well, but Green's Jesus-centric lyricism didn't always jibe well with the music's clear Elton John and Billy Joel affectations. In contrast, "The Live Experience" shows Green in his element: sitting at the piano, bantering, and preaching the word, often all at once, to anyone with ears to hear, always careful not to let the music become the be-all-end-all, but merely a conduit for the greater calling that God had placed on his life. [The special edition of "The Live Experience" includes a DVD with nearly four hours' worth of never-before-seen live footage from at least six different concerts, plus a documentary, a TV appearance, and much more.] ~ Andree Farias, All Music Guide
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