I'm a long time Newsboys fan. At first I was a bit disappointed that some of the mixes were a bit weird. As I've listened to it over and over I've grown to love most of the tracks on this CD. Sadly, I would consider this album not that worship-ful. I highly recommend Newboys' album Adoration, which will leave you pouring your heart out to Christ!

Press in to Jesus...worship Him...there is NO LIMIT to the intimacy you can have with Him. He loves you so much! He has promised that everyone that seeks Him with all of their heart will find Him! (Deut 4:29)

If you're looking for the best Christian praise / dance / techno then I highly recommend:

Club J - Praise Jams Vol 1
Octane 1.0

Why didn't they think of this in the first place? The remixes are all better than the originals. Basically, this contains every Newsboys hit with a remix touch to make it sound better. Buy it!!!

It's kinda funny... people see the word "remix" and start thinking the word "techno". This isn't techno. I haven't heard the entire cd, just the samples, and I can definitely say that this is NOT techno. It's got some electronic elements and some bleeps and bloops, but that does not constitute techno. Also, I read someone say that this was the first major christian remix album. Somebody forgot Toby Mac's Momentum Remixed cd. All in all, I'd still say this sounds pretty sweet.

I was impressed with this remix album put together by the popular Christian rock band Newsboys, featuring a wide variety of songs from different albums. I have listened to a couple of Newboys albums including "Take Me to Your Leader" and "Love Liberty Disco" and I would say this album is better than either of them (although I really liked "Take Me to Your Leader). This remix album is a must-have for fans of the Newboys. You'll hear some of their best songs such as Shine, Million Pieces, Thrive, Entertaining Angels, and more in a new format, remixed. 4 stars

This cd fills a gap in Christian music and will turn on more unBelievers to the Newsboys music and message. These remixes are outta sight, many of them better than the original versions--especially "Thrive" and "Rescue." But if you do NOT like techno, you will NOT like this cd--so please DON'T buy it and give the band bad reviews on amazaon. ... This band is getting really, really impressive. As their impending secular success multiplies, my prayer is that they will stay "on message" and be used by God in a mighty way, which U2 managed to do only through their third recording.