Suzi H. (Bookmom) from DURHAM, NC Reviewed on 2/20/2013...
This is an AWESOME gospel R&B cd! My fave songs are Shackles, Let's Dance, That'll Do It, It's Alright, Walk Right, Everyday, Fall Down 2000, Real, At the Table, If it Had Not Been for the Lord On My Side, Closer, God's Got It, Tell It, Once and Better Days.
CD Reviews
Encouragement
Linda | KY | 06/07/2001
(2 out of 5 stars)
"I listen to Disc 2 every single day. I have others, but certain songs on this CD really touches me. As I strive to walk closer with the Lord, some obstacle always seems to find its way into my pathway. But when I listen to "Closer" and "Nothing Else Matters" my mind is clear of all that is going wrong that day or in my life. Why? Because I know that there is a God up above that seats high and looks low and will not let any hurt, harm, or danger come upon His children that love Him and want to do right by His will. It's trully my inspiration."
I enjoyed it
Nikki | Morrisville, NC | 05/04/2001
(4 out of 5 stars)
"I really enjoyed this compilation as well as the others. It did help me in knowing who was good in gospel and worth purchasing."
Shared with my family
Jamn Jan Taylor | Eagle Rock, CA | 07/28/2001
(5 out of 5 stars)
"This album ministers to ones spirit thru songs like; "We fall down". I highly encourage folks to get the whole Wow Gospel series. The cds help propell one further into the spirit world and they help further ones connection to the Creator and knowledge of God."
The Wow Gospel I Enjoy the Least!
M. E. Mouzon | Boston, MA, USA | 08/05/2003
(2 out of 5 stars)
"I'm afraid I'm seem to be in the minority here, but I really don't enjoy this particular Wow Gospel album. In fact, in comparison to all of them so far, including the latest one, this is the one I enjoy the least. There are a lot of songs that I can't get into because they aim to be more "fluffy" than substantial, especially on disc 1. This wow is simply one I cannot keep listening too, except for Shackles, Closer, and Rejoice (especially Closer by Lamar Campbell and co, which really ministers to me). Once by Londa Larmond is another favorite. If I would have gotten this when it came out, I would have been listening to this song everyday. But since I have her album, I must admit that the novelty has worn off somewhat.This is truly my least favorite. This was from the 2000 season mostly, where it seemed gospel artists were trying way too hard to be "cool" and appeal to the masses but missing a lot of substance. It's just not one I can just listen to over and over, like the 1st 2 in the series. Even 2000 and 2002 are a little better than this one."