Join chart-topping worship leader Lincoln Brewster as he builds on his success with songs written about life, God, and family. Includes "Best Days," "I Belong to You," "Shout (He's the Saving One)," "Made for More," "Reaching for You," "More Than Amazing," "So Good," "Whom Shall I Fear" (with Kari Jobe), "Loved by You," and the title track.
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Lincoln blast out another great album!| Posted September 17, 2010
The entire album is awesome. Lincoln has a way of drawing you into his music with the smoothly delivered, yet heavy rythyms bellowing from his guitar in the backgound. As expected, the words from his lyrics are uplifting and biblical.
real life album| Posted September 16, 2010
its everything i could hope for in an album. Lincoln never disapoints HE TRUELY GETS TO YOUR HEART AND SOUL Lincoln God bless you, your music changes lifes!!!!! you rock, you groove you worship !
Still ever creative with his guitar and music!| Posted September 16, 2010
This is a great follow up to Today is the Day. Great lyrics and great guitar. Something for everyone. This album continues to show Brewster's sincere dedication to God and worship - in a style that utilizes the enormous talent as a guitarist that God gave him.
Amazing!| Posted September 15, 2010
I absolutely love the new album. A must have that will surely become a forever classic. I love the compositions of each album, the amazing guitar work and the awesome worship focus. We need more albums like this!
Amazing!| Posted September 15, 2010
Wouw.. what a amazing cd! I directly ordered the cd! I can't wait to listen this cd in my cd player! Wouw.. Lincoln shows in this cd a really relaxing side of his music..and he's done it perfectly! The really rocknumbers are really cool and easy going. I was singing with the first songs. They are so easy, you can sing them almost directly :) I really like!
Real Music| Posted September 14, 2010
A solid album overall in the vein of previous Lincoln Brewster albums. It sounds more reminiscent of his earlier material. The guitar work is used as an accent almost to a fault. There are bright moments where Mr. Brewster's talent on the single coil really shines. In the context of the worshipful songs it can sound not quite right. Material from the "Live" album seems more at home with the shredding guitar riffs and playfulness not present on "Real Life".
These are modern worship songs, however, and I wish that Lincoln would trade in his relationship with "Hillsong" for something more akin to a rebel's attitude where the music is not so comfortable in a church setting. The choruses are easy to sing and I like the melodies but there is nothing that challenges me in this material.
The lyrics are Christian and all but I think that I will go listen to "Let the praises ring". It is still ringing in my ears despite just hearing "Real Life".
By the way "Amazing is a nice departure for Lincoln and fits his vocal style well.
Sounds Familiar| Posted September 14, 2010
Lincoln Brewster is a phenomenal guitarist, musician, worship leader, and worshiper. His extraordinary talent and heart is undeniable. I will always endorse and listen to him.
However, I must say that with this album, I felt like I was listening to Chris Tomlin. ...And Hillsong. ...And Tenth Avenue North, Charlie Hall, The Afters, Mercy Me, Casting Crowns, and all the other radio-ready Christian bands that are popular right now. All of the songs sounded way too familiar. I didn't find anything uniquely interesting or interestingly unique. The tempos and feels of all the songs were very similar.
Unfortunately, aside from the occasional cool guitar moments, this album only dumped more filler into the big pot of Contemporary Christian music.
If there is something positive I can say about this CD, it would be that Lincoln seemed to stray from speedy, cliche, guitar spasms in favor of simpler, more melodic solos and riffs. I certainly don't mind fast guitar licks as long as they make sense and are in the right context. However, I enjoy hearing more heartfelt and emotional playing.
This album is by no means BAD, but I certainly would not call it good. It's more of the same stuff I hear on the radio and on Sunday mornings. I'm disappointed, but I will continue to support Mr. Brewster. I pray the best for him.
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