WoW 2000 : the Year's 30 top Christian Artists and Songs

Locations
Call Number: CD Christian-Pop Wow 1999
On Shelf At: Downtown Library

Location & Checkout Length	Call Number	Checkout Length	Item Status
Downtown 3rd Floor, CDs 2-week checkout	CD Christian-Pop Wow 1999	2-week checkout	On Shelf

Compact discs.
"PC version"--Purple disc; "MAC version"--Silver disc.
Program notes in pamphlet included.
Purple disc: Gravity (Delirious) -- Nobody loves me like You Jars of Clay) -- Love liberty disco (Newsboys) -- Consume me (DC Talk) -- I've always loved You -(Third Day) - Thankful (Caedmon's Call) -- A little more (Jennifer Knapp) -- Get down (Audio Adrenaline) -- I want to know You (Sonicflood) -- River (Out of Eden) -- Basic instructions (Burlap to Cashmere) -- Away from You (The O. C. Supertones) -- Stranded (Plumb) -- The rumor weed song (The W's) -- Always and forever (Raze) -- New way to be human (Switchfeet) -- Waiting room (LaRue) --
Silver disc: Speechless (Steven Curtis Chapman) -- Takes a little time (Amy Grant) -- I will be your friend (Michael W. Smith) -- Show you love (Jaci Velasquez) -- Can't live a day (Avalon) -- Breathe (Sixpence None the Richer) -- Saving grace (Point of Grace) -- Run to You (Twila Paris) -- Revive us (Anointed) -- It's alright (Winans Phase 2) -- I will follow Christ (Clay Crosse, with Be Be Wians & Bob Carlisle) -- One of these days (FFH) -- Omega (Rebecca St. James) -- For the glory of Your name (Michelle Tumes) -- Cartoons (Chris Rice) -- I am (Jill Philips) -- Friend of mine (Columbine) (Jonathan & Stephen Cohen)
Various performers.
WoW 2000 - a milestone album marking the journey of Christian music and its message through a decade of blessing and grouth.

COMMUNITY REVIEWS

WOW 2000 submitted by SBNB on July 28, 2012, 10:54pm This CD has some good songs, but overall, it was disappointing. I like the WOW CDs because they introduce me to good music that I haven't heard before. This one, though, just didn't have much that was appealing.

wow music is really... wow submitted by dorina on June 30, 2015, 8:32pm nice Christian music to have as background music

Throwback to the Youth Group Room submitted by Meginator on August 21, 2021, 9:32am Like all compilations of this type, this is a time capsule of contemporary pop music, and the turn of the millennium had a lot of different things going on in that regard. Though many of these tracks are standard easy listening praise-based fare, the album does include some representatives from alt-rock, ska, and swing revival, which make for a nice change of pace. Though the signal to noise ratio is a bit high, the outstanding tracks are real keepers and worth plowing through the rest for, especially as it can be difficult these days to find truly innovative music on Christian radio.