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Live

Andy Argyrakis

Christianity Today November 17, 2009

Style: pop/rock; compare to Lifehouse, Daughtry, David Cook

Live

Live

CAMP,JEREMY

EMI

November 17, 2009

Top tracks: “Walk by Faith,” “Speaking Louder Than Before,” “Right Here”

Though he’s already released an unplugged CD and DVD, Live is technically Jeremy Camp’s first full-fledged concert recording, taking fans from his worshipful beginnings through more recent territory. Essentially a snapshot of last year’s Speaking Louder Than Before tour, it finds Camp in bellowing vocal form, backed by an ultra-tight band that thickens several of the studio arrangements with modern rock aggression. The project also reads like a page-by-page view of Camp’s diary, from initial wrestling over the tragic loss of his first wife to finding love again and embracing fatherhood.

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