Reviewed by Tim Peel

If you were to give this recording a subtitle it could be 'catch the flavour and spirit of Spring Harvest worship'. The flavours of the worship are gently blended here with all the care of a top class chef, each bite giving a taste that teases the musical palate in readiness for the next taste. There are songs for all types of worship, from reflective to heart-raising hand waving upbeat, and all are carefully chosen from the feast of worship found at these events. A feature I enjoyed was the fact you can hear the worship clearly and that the words were easy to take in. I have heard recordings where the singing was very unclear. Lasting approximately 60 minutes and spanning 13 tracks, the recording brings you some top class worship leaders presenting mostly their own songs, and well written they are toot As a true test of how good a worship recording is I managed to find at least four songs that I can play to my church for inclusion in worship. The high standards you have come to expect of worship at Spring Harvest continue to be maintained on this recording.

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