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| Fourth live recording calls on listeners to further their relationship with God. So Come, Surely Surely, Say So, Deeper, Identity, more. |
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| 1 So Come (Intro) |
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| 2 So Come |
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| 3 Prayers of the Righteous |
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| 4 Say So |
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| 5 With Long Life |
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| 6 With Long Life [Speaking] |
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| 7 Identity |
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| 8 I Know Who I Am |
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| 9 I Will Search |
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| 10 Surely Surely |
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| 11 Surely Surely [Speaking] |
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| 12 If Not for Your Grace |
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| 13 Deeper Prayer |
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| 14 Deeper |
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| 15 We Have Overcome |
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| 16 Overcomerture |
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| 17 You Are Not Forgotten [*] |
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Album Review
Israel & New Breed's "A Deeper Level: Live" was recorded at the three-day Deeper Level worship conference held in Houghton's home base of Houston, TX. The record is the outfit's second time out with gospel giant Integrity Music, and the difference is significant, as Houghton trades in his aggressive, complex band sound for guitar-driven CCM. There are windows of the stylistic diversity heard on previous projects, like the reggaeton-driven "With Long Life" and the Afro-pop track "Identity." Although the overall musicianship is of a very high level, the stylistic bent of the album is mainstream CCM. Where in the past Houghton partnered with African music legend Jonathan Butler, "A Deeper Level" features guests like Chris Tomlin and Darlene Zschech. Preceded by a 40-day fast, the concert recordings are strung together with spoken prayers and petitions, and the tone of the record is unapologetically angry conservatism. ~ Evan C. Gutierrez, All Music Guide
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