Newsboys Go Rapidshare
Newsboys Go Rapidshare 2017
Newsboys is one of those supergroups that have always beenassociated with the youth group crowd. What few tend to realize as they grow out of that age group,however, is that the Newsboys have often made some fantastic music ('Lost The Plot,' 'Let It Go,'Lord (I Don't Know),' 'Let It Rain,' and 'I Surrender All' are just a few that come to mind)that exceeds the boundaries of its original target audience. So this particular reviewer isthrilled that this pop/rock band has returned from their dual-worship album intermission towhat they know best.While billed as a new pop album from Newsboys, Go is not surprisingly a successful blendof anthems and worshipfully written pop tunes in the vein of such albums as Thrive andStep Up To the Microphone. And while some bands who attempt to branch out into new territory tosurvive trend changes tend to find their change to be a misstep, Newsboys have managed to craft arelevant and ultimately delectable collection of songs.Evangelism is the overall theme of Go, from the hopelessly catchy opening anthem'Wherever We Go' and the call to ministry of the title track, to the aptly titled 'The Mission,'and the signature quirkiness of 'Secret Kingdom.' Worship is also central, with the powerful'In Wonder,' Jon Egan cover 'I Am Free,' and the delightful ugly duckling of the record,'Your Love Is Better Than Life' (which includes Aussie-accented raps pondering life's great- and small - mysteries). Diversity keeps the record fresh and alive while it never feels likeit's just the band going through the motions. Go is the kind of record we've come to expectfrom Newsboys and it proves they still have a few surprises up their sleeves after all these years.Stylistically, Go is right in line with the Newsboys trademark sound.
Electronic elementsand synths support catchy rhythms and melodies to serve as the base for most of the album's tracks.' Wherever We Go' tries hard to be the next big hit from the band and succeeds in offering the soundthat is required to earn such a hit. However, while 'Shine' has the immortal chorus and 'Breakfast'has that camp-bus-ride longevity, 'Wherever We Go' may not have what it takes to transcend the yearslyrically, as it focuses on the band's effect it has on the world around it. Although the quintethas been playing 'I Am Free' live for well over a year, this is the first time a studio rendition ofthe song is being made available. And while the live radio version seemed overproduced at best, thestudio version breathes life into the song, with Jeff Frankenstein accenting the melody with retrosynths that surprisingly give it an added aesthetical pleasure. Most of the tracks are upbeat and attimes fast-paced, while heart and warmth flows from such highlights as 'The Letter' and the throwbackfeel of 'Gonna Be Alright' to bring some added encouragement to listeners.Go is a welcomed return for the Newsboys to what they've become known for since theirhumble beginnings almost two decades ago. Catchy, fun, worshipful, encouraging, and memorable,Go is liable to cause longtime fans to join me in saying, 'Hallelujah, the Newsboys are back!'
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- Review date: 10/27/06, written.
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