WOW 1999 : the Year's 30 top Christian Artists and Songs.

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Call Number: CD Christian-Pop Wow 1998
On Shelf At: Westgate Branch

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Compact discs.
Subtitle taken from insert.
Into Jesus (DC Talk) -- Entertaining angel (Newsboys) -- Crazy times (Jars of Clay) -- Love me (Michael W. Smith) -- Undo (Jennifer Knapp) -- Deeper (Delirious?) -- Pray (Rebecca St. James) -- The devil is bad (The Ws) -- If you really knew (Out of Eden) -- Angus Dei (Third Day) -- Anthing genuine (Smalltown Poets) -- Little man (Supertones) -- Chevette (Audio Adrenaline) -- What would Jesus do? (Big Tent Revival) -- His cheeseburger (Veggietables) -- To know You (Nichole Nordeman) -- Steady on (Point of Grace) -- God so loved (Jaci Velasquez) -- Testify to love (Avalon) -- I will not go quietly (Steven Curtis Chapman) -- Can't get past the evidence (4Him) -- Somewhere down the road (Amy Grant) -- Lord I believe in You (Rich Mullins) -- In the hands of Jesus (Bob Carisle) -- Healing waters (Michelle Tumes) -- The power of a moment (Chris Rice) --
He will make a way (Kathy Troccoli) -- Strollin' on the water (Bryan Duncan) -- Never be (Carmen) -- The light on the hill (Maire Brennan -- There is a God (Natalie Grant) -- Lord of the eternity (Fernando Ortega)
Various artists.

COMMUNITY REVIEWS

i love veggietales! submitted by nasuaada on August 3, 2011, 7:07am i love veggietales!

WOW 1999 submitted by SBNB on July 28, 2012, 10:56pm This was the last great WOW CD. There are some great songs here that can introduce you to some great bands.

A Tale of Two Discs submitted by Meginator on August 25, 2017, 9:49pm Disc One of this compilation has some all-timers from excellent bands like the Supertones, Newsboys, Audio Adrenaline, and the W's. These bands injected life into mainstream Christian popular music and made albums that sounded like anything coming out of secular music at the time. Sure, there are some praise songs mixed in there, but they have an edge to them; the album includes a (hilarious) Veggie Tales song that has nothing at all to do with Christianity! It feels like a microcosm of where music was at the moment, though (surprisingly!) more on the rock than the pop side. On Disc Two, however, everything reverts to the stereotypical contemporary Christian sound and lyrics, and there isn't much to sustain interest to many listeners, inside or outside of the religion. This compilation is half a welcome trip down memory lane and half a reminder of why I live in the present.

n submitted by Raven382 on June 26, 2019, 9:21pm k