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Summary: The best concert video I've ever seen!!!!
Review: The video is great! I made the 4 hour trek to be at the recording in Detroit that night. The video really did justice in portraying the atmosphere of evening. The first time I watched the video, I was transported back to that specactular evening and was blessed again by the ministry of Commissioned. Not only are they great musicians/entertainers, but they are unashamedly ministers first and foremost. I only wish that they had some additional "behind the scenes" footage. That would have made an awesome video out of this world.If you don't have it, get it!!!! You won't be disappointed.
Rating:
Summary: "THE BOMB!!"
Review: They haven't lost there unique style and rhythm after all these years. Harmonies are great! The original "Commissioned" is the best! I enjoyed hearing all the old hits! Exciting and Inspirational!
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Summary: PHENOMENAL
Review: This dvd is fantastic....It has great sound and all the songs are
great and the visuals look awesome....If you have a good sound system then this dvd will be your best friend....The Music is unique and truly masterful...yep this dvd rules..The 5.1
surround sound is good too when you have the sound system..
the dvd is 122 minutes long....the only downside to this dvd is that there are no special features but that doesn't matter..
this dvd is grrrreeaaat.
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Summary: Masterfully produced.
Review: This is a COMMISSIONED fan's prize jewel. I believe this album was the best live performance ever. The setup on this DVD is classic. Fred Hammond, the head-producer of the project, did an exceedingly marvelous job setting up his band and had the right sound technicians to set up the right moods for each song and scene. The band featuring musical director Noel Hall, (keyboards & organ) mega keyboardist newcomer Luther Hanes, Tommie Walker, Darius Fentress, (percussions) Mo' Horns, Darryl Dixon, (guitar) Marvin McQuitty, (drums) the original drummer of COMMISSIONED, Michael Williams, and of course, Fred Hammond on bass, was wonderful. They all gelled together and the magic of the synths re-created all the original sounds of the recordings from the past. Also, every song, especially the testimony of Marcus Cole, new member of COMMISSIONED on the follow-up vocals of "Ordinary Just Won't Do" and Keith Staten's plea in "Will You Be Ready" has the power to reach everyone who has fallen by the wayside in their walk of faith. I loved every minute of this masterpiece!!
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Summary: Nostalgia
Review: This was the closest thing to being there. The DVD lets you see all the action. The crowd(great crowd), the singers and their on stage personas, the two drummers, the brass section, and the backup singers. I know this doesn't do the real thing justice, but it's not bad. I still haven't watched it all straight through. Of course with DVD you can go to your favorite song which is great. I get stuck on certain songs("Help Somebody Else")and I keep rewinding. As far as video is concerned, every artist should go DVD.
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