|
|
 |
|
|
 |
|
|
|
|
|
The 2005 Soul Survivor festival saw 23,000 young people gathered together to worship God. The recording
features worship leaders Tim Hughes, Delirious, Hillsong United, Lex Buckley and Mark Beswick. We Must Go
also includes a bonus CD featuring 5 tracks of worship from the Momentum Festival (the new Soul Survivor student event). This bonus disc includes worship led by Johnny Parks, Martyn Layzell, Lex Buckley and Ben Cantelon.
|
|
|
|
Tracks on Main Disc:
1. See His Love - Tim Hughes
2. Almighty God - Tim Hughes
3. God in heaven - Delirious
4. For You (Spontaneous)
5. Everything - Tim Hughes
6. To the ends of the earth - Hillsong United
7. Shout unto God - Hillsong United
8. Now is the Time - Delirious
9. How Great is Our God - Matt Redman
10. Every heart must sing (Spontaneous)
11. Superlatives - Mark Beswick
12. God of Justice (We Must Go) - Tim Hughes
Tracks on Bonus Disc:
1. Glory - Johnny Parks
2. O Praise Him - Ben Cantelon
3. Holy is the Lord - Lex Buckley
4. Turn my face - Martyn Layzell
5. I stand in awe - Martyn Layzell |
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
Featuring Matt Redman, Tim Hughes, Martyn Layzell,
David Gate, Heat, Phatfish |
|
|
|
The event just gets bigger and bigger. At this year's Soul Survivor, attendance was up 42% - with 21,500
young people gathering from across the UK and abroad over the 15 days festival. The prayer-theme of the occassion was the cry of Moses in Exodus 33: 'Lord, show us Your Glory.'
He did, and recorded here are a few reminders of those exciting days.
Taking part musically > a large chunk of Survivor's home-grown artists, both past - Matt Redman has now moved on
to fresh pastures - and present. Plus, a special appearance from Louise Fellingham & Phatfish, rendering one of their most recent, outstanding praise anthems. And that's partly what makes these
'Glimpses' so special; a great majority of these tunes are
fresh out of the pot - you found them first here!
Tim Hughes showcases three new songs + a profound and
powerful delivery of Smitty's beloved 'Angus Dei'. Smash hit of the occasion, however, was Tim's 'Beautiful One', written only a week or so before the event, and played to huge universal appeal
(it's also included here as a CD-Rom with chord sheet & acetate). Two further self-composed gems come from the less-profiled Martyn Layzell, and one romper from colleague David Gate
; while the Redman shares his emotional, hymn-like 'Befriended' and an additional chorus.
Surely the most moving moment is saved till last - an unhurried acoustic ballad (lasting 8
minutes), which focuses on the 'God of comfort'; though it sounds too structured and tidy to be a 'spontaneous'
song as billed......shows how sensitive to the Spirit this man of worship really is. A glimpse of glory indeed, though only one of many. Why not catch something of the experience for yourself - the view is awesome.
Review by tom lennie - October 2002 |
|
|
|
|
|
|
