Reviewed by Tony May

Not the King of Cool himself, you understand, but the rockin' outfit from his church, known as Higher Dimension Sanctuary Choir, leading a pretty hot live praise session in the church's recording studio in Tulsa. Well, like some of them thar evangelists say, "You pays your money and takes your choice." Certainly you have on offer here a mighty, mighty choir, a rock-solid band and an electric atmosphere. Some call it the power of music, some say it's the power of the Holy Spirit. Personally, I find more potential for spiritual reality in John Michael Talbot and guitar than in all the heavy artillery, no-holds barred onslaughts such as this. Still, there's room for it all, though this is no different and no better than countless others of its kind. Just don't buy it 'cos Carman's name is on the cover that's all. Al B Blessed (President of Fat Chance Ministries) says "A truly beloved, all time great album." I say it's not bad.

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