Reviewed by Drew Kelleher

These doyens of the Charismatic Renewal famed tor their folksey sensibilities and communal.lifestyle keep penetrating the world i with songs of praise and worship.  In fact they havet it again (what's this, tape number 15?) and their fans -yes, all you retired school marms and members of the blue-rinse set - will be pleased to hear that the Fisherfoks standard has not decreased one bit.  It hasn't increased either but then it hasn't decreased.  Something I reaty enjoyed was the soft synth beat.  I think the sitting room electric organ is such a novelty these days. The songs are as banal, the harmonies as dreary as ever.  But having said that I don't really hold anything against this album.  Or rather I shouldn't, after all, the Lord is obviously on the Fisherfolk's side - he must be... how else could they survive in the music business without his help?

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