DC Talk: Welcome to the Freak Show

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Summary: the new era of christian rock
Review: if u say "dc Talk"....u can say the best christian band ever...as i first listen 2 them i couldn't believe it...a new style in christian music combined with nirvana's grunge, new rock guitar...dc Talk has it all...Welcome 2 The Freak Show can show u that very easy...the best concert that i ever saw....great music , lyrics & great atmosphere.....

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Summary: "Freak Show" as magical as"Supernatural Experience" DVD!!
Review: if u say "dc Talk"....u can say the best christian band ever...as i first listen 2 them i couldn't believe it...a new style in christian music combined with nirvana's grunge, new rock guitar...dc Talk has it all...Welcome 2 The Freak Show can show u that very easy...the best concert that i ever saw....great music , lyrics & great atmosphere.....

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Summary: "Freak Show" as magical as"Supernatural Experience" DVD!!
Review: This wonderful concert/documentary film, simply put, extremely impressive. Despite some grain from some camera angles, an intentional effect, the image is strong with rich colors, and the sound is a strong stereo signal (I'd rather have a great stereo sound than a crummy 5.1 mix). DC Talk is amazing in the studio, and here they proved that they were even more electric on the stage. Check out the trio's great rendition of the Beatles' "Help" that opened the show, followed by their original, crunchy "So Help Me God." Great energy with sweaty, gritty performances that might make many think this is a secular band. DC Talk, at least on their last three records (Free At Last, Jesus Freak and Supernatural) proved they could run with any secular band, and "Welcome To The Freak Show," with its tremendous vocal harmonies, stunning musicianship (bassist Otto Price never fails to deliver the goods) and message that God is our priority all make this video a great thing to experience over and over again. Also included are DC Talk's music videos for "Jesus Freak" (haunting), "Colored People" (touching) and "Between You and Me" (almost a cliffhanger). Pick this DVD up now, along with DC Talk's "Supernatural Experience" DVD which chronicled the band's 1999 tour, which had as many sparks as this 1996 tour did.