The Bargain Nexus - Almost There

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Manufacturer: Word/Curb

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Binding: Audio CD
EAN: 0080688613327
Format: Original recording reissued
Label: Word/Curb
Manufacturer: Word/Curb
Number Of Discs: 1
Publisher: Word/Curb
Release Date: 2002-03-05
Studio: Word/Curb

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Summary: MERCYME CD
Comment: I got this fast through the mail and was in excellent condition and I would buy from this buyer again 5 stars*****

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Summary: I Like
Comment: I was going through some tough decisions in my life and a friend lent me her copy of this album. I was hooked the first listen. I had to get my own copy after returning hers.

It's a great deal on Amazon too. It's a BUY.

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Summary: Outstanding Christian Music
Comment: Music to make you feel really close to the Lord! Worship the Lord while singing!

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Summary: AWESOME UPLIFTING ARTIST
Comment: ONE OF THE BEST ARTIST OF THE DECADE. UPLIFTING & INSPIRING, HEART LEFT & SOUL RENDERING. A TRUE ASSET TO CHRISTIAN MUSIC. THE BEST WORSHIP & PRAISE ALBUM OF ALL TIME!!!!

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Summary: Excellent cd
Comment: A wonderful first cd for this group. There isn't one song on this cd that doesn't speak the truth about God.

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Editorial Reviews:

In today's worship-crazed phase of Christian pop, Mercy Me fits right in with smooth melodies, passionate lyrics, and a vertical focus. Yet the transition from worship band to major-label act demands more. Almost There promises just enough to allow it to rise above its inconsistencies. Prayer of Jabez-inspired "Bless Me Indeed" is a glimmer of brilliance where the group brings it all together, but it's the poignancy and power of "I Can Only Imagine" that testifies to Mercy Me's great potential. The dramatic ballad captures a believer's hope for the afterlife and is fueled by Bart Millard's authoritative vocals. The song will continue to be a staple in church worship services for years to come. Then there are the not so brilliant moments, including the cheesy "House of God" and "All Fall Down." Weak moments aside, Almost There offers enough fireworks to make Mercy Me an act to watch. --Michael Lyttle