This is good album. I'm really glad Tarralyn is coming back to Gospel.

Sorry for bad writing, lim. space. C Review. The HOB = bad venue. Who knows what band played the night before or earlier in the week? That equals a lot of spirits. I'm pretty sure Lisa had sound checks, and prob. reserved venue for a few days. If recording Gospel at the HOB, a prayer team should go in a few days before and change the atmosphere. But, that's difficult when HOB always has a gig.

Nice album; great songs. "Conquerors" is bumpin'.

Nice album. I like the speaking/prophetic/exhortation tracks. He is my peace, and I worship Him.

You Alone Are God...what else? The whole album is nice.

This group is from Canada. A superb album! Diction, dynamcis, the whole package.

PAJAM shoud stick to jams. This is not the best p&w album and it seems to be lacking the anointing. This was done just to get on the bandwagon of p&w. There are a few nice songs though. Some of the songs are far from the original melody, and don't work that well. "Trading My Sorrows" although not written by Isreal, is done better by him and New Breed.

Purchased CD for three songs: “In This Place,” “Glory and Honor,” and “Give You Praise.” My favorite is "In This Place" -- has good harmonies and suspensions. I thought the rest of the CD would be at the level of "In This Place" both spiritually and musically. The sound is a little uneven because of the diff. choirs (i.e., mass, youth, and small ensemble). Some songs sound polished, others do not.

Nice solo album. Favorites include "Where the Praises Are," "No Way," "Dreams," "Destiny," "Lost in His Presence," "Clap Your Hands", "S.O.S.," "Provider,", and "Your Tears Have Paid Off (Monique Walker soloist); almost the whole album.