Track Listing

Disc 1:

1. Famous One - Chris Tomlin
2. Because Of You - Paul Oakley
3. It’s Rising Up - Matt Redman
4. You’re The Lion Of Judah - Robin Mark
5. Give Thanks - Stuart Townend
6. God Is Here - Lara Martin
7. Refiner’s Fire - Monique Tute
8. Ancient Of Days - Ron Kenoly
9. I Am A New Creation - Sarah Sadler
10. Praise The Mighty Name Of Jesus - Andy Bromley & Susan Ashton
11. What A Friend I’ve found - Delirious?
12. All The Way My Saviour Leads Me David - Lyle Morris
13. I Will Sing The Wondrous Story - Robin Mark
14. He Has Risen - Noel Richards
15. Jesus Is The Name We Honour - Steve Gerrat
16. Jesus Shall Take The Highest Honour - Chris Bowater and the Iskra Quartet
17. Such Love - Velveta Thompson

Disc 2:

1. Be Thou My Vision - Wayne Drain
2. Beautiful One - Tim Hughes
3. He Reigns - Newsboys
4. He Is Exalted - Twila Paris
5. Faithful One - Monique Tute & Brian Doerksen
6. The Wonderful Cross - Chris Tomlin
7. King Of Kings Majesty - Sarah Sadler
8. Revival - Robin Mark
9. Crown Him With Many Crowns - Robin Mark
10. There Is A Redeemer - Keith Green/Melody Green
11. We Declare Your Majesty - Kate Miner & Derri Daugherty
12. God Of Wonders - Rebecca St James
13. Outrageous Grace - Michelle Tumes
14. Take My Life - Chris Tomlin
15. Humble King - Brenton Brown
16. Abba Father - Steve Gerrat
17. The Lord’s My Shepherd (Psalm 23) - Joanne Hogg

Disc 3:

1. Show Your Power -Randy Butler & Sheri Keller
2. Come On And Celebrate - Susan Ashton
3. Here Is Love - Matt Redman
4. Great Is The Darkness - Fay Simpson & Noel Richards
5. The Potter’s Hand - Darlene Zschech
6. Majesty - Gareth Robinson
7. Thank You For Saving Me - Delirious?
8. God Of Grace - Margaret Becker
9. I Will Worship - SONICFLOOd
10. Surrender - Marc James
11. Only By Grace - Graham Kendrick
12. History Maker - Delirious?
13. Let My Words Be Few - Matt Redman
14. Meekness And Majesty - Susan Ashton
15. Holy And Anointed One - Brian Doerksen
16. By Your Side - Noel Richards

Product Details

• Amazon Sales Rank: #11621 in Music
• Released on: 2005-03-14
• Number of discs: 3
• Dimensions: .43 pounds

Album Description
The follow up to The Best Worship Songs... Ever, being released for Easter 2005, is as great value as its predecessor, including 50 popular modern worship songs sung in churches around the UK today across 3 CDs. The album has been compiled with the help of the official "Church Charts". The Best Worship Songs... Ever Vol 2 features original versions of hugely popular songs such as "Famous One", "Be Thou My Vision", "History Maker", "It's Rising Up" and "Give Thanks". A percentage of the sales is donated by the label to Christian Aid.

Customer Reviews

Another superb collection
The songs in this album are all great, most or all of them being very well known and popular. While there are quite a few older songs and hymns, most of them have a fairly modern sound to them. The range of different styles across the 50 tracks is refreshing, and although maybe not all styles will appeal fully to all people, it certainly should keep most Christian listeners happy.

I particularly recommend this album (and its predecessor) for anybody organising a Christian group. I find it works well when it's played the background during a time of fellowship, for example.

A good spiritual follow up- JJ Ballymena
If you have not heard the first "Best Worship Ever"cd ,then it is a very good buy with a good variety of old and new songs by a great selection of artists.Unfortunately i have the first cd and i feel that this follow up is not just as good - but is still very good and would recommend it .A great asset to have if you have groups in your house because there is a song to fit most occassions .If you dont have the first cd ,I suggest you get it.

Curate's egg and too many studio recordings
First let me say that a music review can only be subjective and this is my opinion, which reflects my particular taste.
This is not a bad compilation. There are several tracks I really enjoyed. My score would have been three and half stars, but four would have been tad too much.

My main reservation about this compilation, and its predecessor, is that many, if not most, of these songs were written for communal worship. To me several of the studio recordings seemed flat, lacking the passion you get singing live with other worshippers. Even those tracks that were live recordings tended to drown out the congregation with the high volume given to the worship leader (maybe not a bad thing sometimes - especially if I was singing!).
To be fair, a couple of the studio tracks give pleasing new takes on familiar songs.

I wouldn't recommend this compilation to a non church-goer wanting to hear what "modern" (whatever that means) church worship is like these days. There are better live recordings around; a live CD celebrating 20 years of Spring Harvest is a favourite of mine.