Our Love Is Loud (CD - 2002)

Passion Worship Band includes: Chris Tomlin, Charlie Hall, David Crowder (vocals, guitar); Jack Parker (guitar, keyboards); Daniel Carson, Kendal Combes, Jason Solley, Gary Burnette (guitar); Mike Hogan (violin, DJ); Jesse Reeves, Todd Cromwell, Mike Dodson, Pat Malone (bass); Ken Lewis (drums, percussion); Joey Parish, Will Hunt, Jeremy Bush (drums); Nathan Nockles, Christy Nockles, Christine Dente, Steve Fee (background vocals).

Engineers include: Joe Neil, Scott Peets, Tom Laune.

Recorded live at the Atlanta Civic Center, Atlanta Georgia; Bren Events Center, Irvine, California; Bridgeway Studios, Franklin, Tennessee.

Digitally remastered using HDCD technology.

This is an Enhanced CD, which contains both regular audio tracks and multimedia computer files.

Personnel: Chris Tomlin, David Crowder (vocals, guitar); Jack Parker (guitar, keyboards); Kendall Combs, Gary Burnette, Danielle Carson, Jason Solley (guitar); Mike Hogan (violin); Ken Lewis (drums, percussion); Will Hunt, Jeremy Bush (drums); Christine Dente, Christy Nockels, Nathan Nockels, Steve Fee (background vocals).

DJ: Mike Hogan.

Audio Mixers: Steve Lotz; Tom Laune.

Recording information: Atlanta Civic Center, Atlanta, GA; Bren Events Center, Irvine, CA; Bridgeway Studios, Franklin, TN.

In April 2002, Passion Worship Band released the contemporary praise & worship project Our Love Is Loud. Recorded live on the Passion Experience Tour 2001, the album features worship leaders Chris Tomlin, Charlie Hall, and the David Crowler Band. Songs include "Here I Am to Worship," "Famous One," and "God of Wonders." ~ Ashleigh Kittle

Yes, their love certainly is--loud, that is. The Passion Worship Collective here assembles a potent plethora of powerful songs in praise of their chosen deity, in yet another in what is rapidly proving to be a cornucopia of worship albums. While most of the material on offer here has probably been better expressed in several books of the Old Testament, these simple songs of praise are a reflection of the simple faith practiced by exponents of the worship movement. Musically, styles vary from the anthemic rock of "Famous One" to the R&B-tinged "Psalm 126 (You Have Done Great Things)," with brief breaks for ballads such as "Come Thou Font" along the way. Thematically (and presumably theologically), however, the PWC treads a narrow path--OUR LOVE IS LOUD is worship all the way. minimize