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DC Talk|Intermission: The Greatest Hits

Intermission: The Greatest Hits

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For a Christian band to sell over five million records is a lofty statement; throw in numerous Grammy, Dove, and Billboard awards as well as 14 number one hits and the reason why it was time for a greatest-hits package from DC Talk becomes clear. Concerning collections, Intermission is a gem, drawing from four studio albums and one compilation, with room for two previously unreleased tracks. Highlights from 1994's Free at Last include the rap-laced Doobie Brothers cover "Jesus Is Just Alright" and "Luv Is a Verb." From the multi-platinum Jesus Freak, DC Talk includes the title track, "Just Between You and Me," and "Minds Eye," among others. Also included on Intermission is the cut "My Will" from the Michael W. Smith Exodus project. The song is one that highlights the incredible spiritual fortitude and vocal harmonies that the band is known for. DC Talk's latest studio venture Supernatural is represented by only two cuts, the title track and "Consume Me." One tasty tidbit is the Larry Norman gospel classic "I Wish We'd All Been Ready" from the 1991 disc entitled One Way. This rendition is powerful -- as the lyrics ooze with heartfelt passion -- and a nice inclusion in the collection. Of the two new cuts on the disc, "Sugar Coat It" is the better one. The song moves with an energetic pulse; the harmonies are tight and the raps are modern. Notably lacking from Intermission is the band's latest number one single "Dive" and the popular "What Have We Become." DC Talk has always shined as a live band, so something from its live release Welcome to the Freakshow would have been fitting. Still, Intermission is a bold statement of where the band has been and where it's going.

© Steven Losey /TiVo

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1
Say The Words (Now) (Remix)
00:04:41

Mark Heimermann, Producer, ComposerLyricist - Matt Bronleewe, Producer, Remixer, StudioPersonnel - Toby McKeehan, Producer, ComposerLyricist - DC Talk, MainArtist

(C) 2000 ForeFront Records ℗ 2000 ForeFront Records

2
Colored People
00:04:24

Mark Heimermann, Producer - Toby McKeehan, ComposerLyricist - TobyMac, Producer - DC Talk, MainArtist - George Cocchini, ComposerLyricist

(C) 2000 ForeFront Records ℗ 1995 ForeFront Records

3
Jesus Is Just Alright
00:04:20

Arthur Reynolds, ComposerLyricist - Mark Heimermann, Producer - Toby McKeehan, Producer - DC Talk, MainArtist

(C) 2000 ForeFront Records ℗ 1992 ForeFront Records

4
Between You And Me
00:05:01

Mark Heimermann, Producer, ComposerLyricist - Toby McKeehan, ComposerLyricist - TobyMac, Producer - DC Talk, MainArtist

(C) 2000 ForeFront Records ℗ 1995 ForeFront Records

5
Mind's Eye
00:05:07

Mark Heimermann, Producer, ComposerLyricist - Toby McKeehan, ComposerLyricist - Michael Tait, ComposerLyricist - TobyMac, Producer - DC Talk, MainArtist

(C) 2000 ForeFront Records ℗ 1995 ForeFront Records

6
Consume Me
00:04:52

Mark Heimermann, Producer, ComposerLyricist - Kevin Max, ComposerLyricist - Toby McKeehan, Producer, ComposerLyricist - Michael Tait, ComposerLyricist - DC Talk, MainArtist

(C) 2000 ForeFront Records ℗ 1998 ForeFront Records

7
My Will
00:05:25

Michael W. Smith, Producer - Joey Elwood, Composer - Toby McKeehan, Composer - TobyMac, Composer - Daniel Joseph, Composer - DC Talk, MainArtist - Tait, Composer, Producer

(C) 2000 ForeFront Records ℗ 1998 ForeFront Records

8
In The Light
00:04:55

Mark Heimermann, Producer - Toby McKeehan, Producer - Charlie Peacock, ComposerLyricist - DC Talk, MainArtist

(C) 2000 ForeFront Records ℗ 1995 ForeFront Records

9
Mr. Morgan (Act 1) (Interlude)
00:01:16

Mark Heimermann, Producer - TobyMac, Producer - DC Talk, Composer, MainArtist

(C) 2000 ForeFront Records ℗ 2000 ForeFront Records

10
Socially Acceptable
00:04:47

Mark Heimermann, Producer, ComposerLyricist - Toby McKeehan, Producer, ComposerLyricist - DC Talk, MainArtist

(C) 2000 ForeFront Records ℗ 1992 ForeFront Records

11
Luv Is A Verb
00:03:54

Mark Heimermann, Producer, ComposerLyricist - Toby McKeehan, Producer, ComposerLyricist - DC Talk, MainArtist - George Cocchini, ComposerLyricist

(C) 2000 ForeFront Records ℗ 1992 ForeFront Records

12
Supernatural
00:03:59

Mark Heimermann, Producer, ComposerLyricist - Kevin Max, ComposerLyricist - Toby McKeehan, Producer, ComposerLyricist - Michael Tait, ComposerLyricist - DC Talk, MainArtist

(C) 2000 ForeFront Records ℗ 1998 ForeFront Records

13
Jesus Freak
00:04:47

Mark Heimermann, Producer, ComposerLyricist - Toby McKeehan, ComposerLyricist - TobyMac, Producer - DC Talk, MainArtist

(C) 2000 ForeFront Records ℗ 1995 ForeFront Records

14
Hardway (Remix)
00:05:01

Mark Heimermann, Producer - Toby McKeehan, Producer, ComposerLyricist - DC Talk, MainArtist

(C) 2000 ForeFront Records ℗ 1992 ForeFront Records

15
What If I Stumble?
00:04:55

Mark Heimermann, Producer - Toby McKeehan, ComposerLyricist - TobyMac, Producer - DC Talk, MainArtist - Daniel Pitts, ComposerLyricist

(C) 2000 ForeFront Records ℗ 1995 ForeFront Records

16
I Wish We'd All Been Ready (Live)
00:03:42

Mark Heimermann, Producer - Toby McKeehan, Producer - Larry Norman, Composer - DC Talk, Producer, MainArtist

(C) 2000 ForeFront Records ℗ 1995 ForeFront Records

17
Chance
00:03:59

Mark Heimermann, Producer - Kevin Max, Composer - Toby McKeehan, Composer, Producer - DC Talk, MainArtist - Tait, Composer - Nathan December, Composer

(C) 2000 ForeFront Records ℗ 2000 ForeFront Records

18
Sugarcoat It
00:03:46

Mark Heimermann, Composer, Producer - Kevin Max, Composer - Toby McKeehan, Composer, Producer - DC Talk, MainArtist

(C) 2000 ForeFront Records ℗ 2000 ForeFront Records

19
Mrs. Morgan (Act II)
00:00:51

Mark Heimermann, Producer - TobyMac, Producer - DC Talk, Composer, MainArtist

(C) 2000 ForeFront Records ℗ 2000 ForeFront Records

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For a Christian band to sell over five million records is a lofty statement; throw in numerous Grammy, Dove, and Billboard awards as well as 14 number one hits and the reason why it was time for a greatest-hits package from DC Talk becomes clear. Concerning collections, Intermission is a gem, drawing from four studio albums and one compilation, with room for two previously unreleased tracks. Highlights from 1994's Free at Last include the rap-laced Doobie Brothers cover "Jesus Is Just Alright" and "Luv Is a Verb." From the multi-platinum Jesus Freak, DC Talk includes the title track, "Just Between You and Me," and "Minds Eye," among others. Also included on Intermission is the cut "My Will" from the Michael W. Smith Exodus project. The song is one that highlights the incredible spiritual fortitude and vocal harmonies that the band is known for. DC Talk's latest studio venture Supernatural is represented by only two cuts, the title track and "Consume Me." One tasty tidbit is the Larry Norman gospel classic "I Wish We'd All Been Ready" from the 1991 disc entitled One Way. This rendition is powerful -- as the lyrics ooze with heartfelt passion -- and a nice inclusion in the collection. Of the two new cuts on the disc, "Sugar Coat It" is the better one. The song moves with an energetic pulse; the harmonies are tight and the raps are modern. Notably lacking from Intermission is the band's latest number one single "Dive" and the popular "What Have We Become." DC Talk has always shined as a live band, so something from its live release Welcome to the Freakshow would have been fitting. Still, Intermission is a bold statement of where the band has been and where it's going.

© Steven Losey /TiVo

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