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| Top-Ten worship set boasts expansive, orchestrated sound. Hit Jesus Messiah, plus Love, You Lifted Me Out, God Almighty, My Deliverer, I Will Rise, etc. |
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| 1 Sing, Sing, Sing |
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| 2 Jesus Messiah |
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| 3 You Lifted Me Out |
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| 4 God of This City |
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| 5 I Will Rise |
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| 6 Love |
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| 7 Praise the Father, Praise the Son |
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| 8 God Almighty |
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| 9 My Deliverer |
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| 10 With Me |
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| 11 Exalted (Yahweh) |
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| 12 All the Way My Savior Leads Me |
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Album Review
The title of the follow-up to 2006's "See the Morning" refers to the core of worship services -- the expression of love for God. "Hello Love" is a call for worship services to focus back on that core message. Throughout his meteoric rise, Chris Tomlin was frequently quoted as saying that his goal has always been to create worship music that was accessible by the greatest audience and was the most appropriate for congregations to participate in. He has never claimed to be the first to put his thoughts into song, yet clearly Tomlin has reached new listeners and broadened the church's base with his simplistic yet catchy arrangements. "Hello Love" finds him again embracing riffs that make for easy singalongs, such as on "Jesus Messiah" and "Praise The Father, Praise The Son." Only slightly less memorable than his previous two albums, "Hello Love" would still be considered a feather in the cap of any artist's discography. ~ Jared Johnson, All Music Guide
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