Search - Various Artists :: I Could Sing of Your Love Forever 2

April W. (mommyof2girls) from HENDERSONVLLE, NC
Reviewed on 8/9/2006...

Wonderful worshiping songs!! Anyone who like Christian music would love this CD...

The #1 Collection Available

Michael Janke | San Diego, CA | 10/04/2001

(5 out of 5 stars)

"The first I COULD SING OF YOUR LOVE FOREVER collection set the standard for modern worship compilation projects. Splitting the 2 disc project into live and studio cuts, it selected the best songs from projects from the likes of Passion, Matt Redman, Delirious, and others. This new second album actually, in my opinion, succeeds in topping the first.Essentially, it is a matter of personal taste, since both albums (this one green tinted, the first pink) are outstanding. Highlights on this studio disc include Chris Tomlin's "Forever" and "Kindness," Tim Hughes' "Be Glorified, and "Jesus You Alone." Some of the better live cuts include Sonicflood's "Open the Eyes Of My Heart" (possibly the best rendition of that multi-covered song I've heard), Kathryn Scott's "Hungry," Passion's "Breathe," and Tomlin's "Give Us Clean Hands." The only negative for me is the inclusion of Sonicflood's "I Want To Know You," which I've heard about 100 times too many by now. But that's a minor complaint.There are many worship music collections available. The Songs 4 Worship collections have terrible pacing and mix new and old songs in strange ways. The WOW Worship albums are good, but the second disc usually has quite a few older cuts, which might not be what you're wanting. If you are looking for a great compilation of the best modern worship choruses only, you must look no further than the two I COULD SING OF YOUR LOVE FOREVER albums. Either will do, but if you want my pick then go with the second. FIVE STARS."

Great collection of the current top worship songs!

Peter Kim | New York, NY USA | 12/21/2001

(4 out of 5 stars)

"For those who aren't yet ready to make the leap into buying worship albums by one particular artist, this is a awesome collection of today's best worship songs. It's a great introduction to today's hot new worship leaders (Tim Hughes, Chris Tomlin, Matt Redman, Charlie Hall, etc.).This album has a wide variety of songs--a fair mix of songs from the UK worship movement, the Vineyard, and Passion. Most of the songs are great--however, (...)After buying this album, I highly recommend checking out the solo albums by the artists whose songs are featured on this collection. Especially Chris Tomlin's The Noise We Make, any of Matt Redman's solo albums, and Tim Hughes' Here I Am to Worship."