Reviewed by Jeremy Olsen

The album was recorded live at the Youth Alive rally in Sydney, Australia during the summer of 1992 and features the Totally Radical Band, an aggregation which play praise and worship with rock music sensibilities. The album kicks off with a refrain of Waltzing Matilda before moving into a fast moving soft rock track "Your Name". This track probably ranks as the best of the lot and fills you with full of promise for the rest of the album, unfortunately this promise is rarely fulfilled and one is left feeling that the band should probably have decided to go for one style of music or another instead of switching song by song. Several of the songs here may be familiar if you've caught up with previous rock-tinged praise albums emanating from the Antipodeans. Probably the best description of the album is as 'very Australian' - it even comes complete with a rather OTT preachy bit. At the end of the day the feeling is that, as is sometimes the case with live albums, it would probably have been alright if you had been there. But as it is the music and lyrics can only be described as mediocre and at times become quite cringe worthy.

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