I've studied the progress of certain musical artists but, when it comes to a crew such as CM, non of it matters. these dudes bring it straight to your heart, God certainly has a vision set up for them, and for sure they are men of God whom follow his word. from Heaven's Mentality to today, The Cross Movement has came indept with words from that great book we all know of, and plunges it into your soul. from separate artists such as Flame or D.A. T.R.U.T.H. to, solo's from ppl of the crew such as Ambassador to Phanatik. These cats'll rock your soul from beginning to end with the blood annointment of Jesus.

I love Higher Definition. All of these songs have tight lyrics and beats. Cross Movement is the best group in the whole world. My Dad works with CM and I know the artists on here. They definitely know what they're talkin bout. They surely know how to rock da mic. Higher Def is Cm's best cd. If you buy it you will think so too. My fave songs are:1,2,4,5,7,8,9,10,12,13,14: basically the whole cd. I like the songs so much, I'm tryin to memorize them all. Even my parents like them. CM rocks!!!!!!

Higher Definition by the Cross Movement is a stunning work, an album that really has no visible weakness. Cross Movement really delivers on this one. The sheer amount of Word that they put out on this album is incredible. Definitely buy this album. This is one ministry that deserves support.

God Bless

As a lover of both secular and gospel hip-hop, I would highly recommend this cd. Cross Movement attacks the spirit again with another banger. If you love Jesus and hip-hop, or even if you just love hip-hop, this is the one.

Words cannot express how overjoyed I was to come across CM's Higher Definition at SuperWal-Mart...or how pleased I was to bump the album from start to finish. As always...tight production, the tightest flows, and the most uncut Word you could ever cram into one cd. My boys have done it again...and there's no need to go track by track cause they're all bangin'...BUT,the onlyn reason I subtracted one from this release is because, as with the Flame debut, I heard what I thought were a couple of shots at other denominations(Pentecostal,Charismatic,Word of Faith,etc) over issues such as prosperity and the like. Not that I haven't heard CM do a lyrical critique of certain doctrines b4, but lookin'at Flame's debut and CM's Higher Definition, I'm curious as to why they're starting to cap on certain denominational persuasions, considering that many of them supported them financially from the jump. Nonetheless, a classic still, and I'd prefer Higher Definition a million times to Flame's debut...but I have 2 words for my boys...John 17.Out.