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The Hurt & The Healer is a celebration of that moment when these two worlds collide... the deep need for healing and the God who provides it.
Produced by Brown Bannister and Dan Muckula,The Hurt & The Healer features signature MercyMe anthems, engaging pop songs and worshipful and intimate moments.
The title track radio single is sure to find it's place at the top of Christian radio to continue the band's uninterrupted stiring of number 1 hits.
Hurt & The Healer Reviews
Hurt & The Healer Reviews
| 6 of 6 people found the following review helpful  MercyMe [The Hurt & The Healer], By This review is from: Hurt & The Healer (Audio CD) The Hurt & The Healer by MercyMe is a celebration of that moment when these two worlds collide... the deep need for healing and the God who provides it. Produced by Brown Bannister and Dan Muckula, The Hurt & The Healer features signature MercyMe anthems, engaging pop songs and worshipful and intimate moments. The title track radio single is sure to find it's place at the top of Christian radio to continue the band's uninterrupted string of number 1 hits. Lead singer Bart Millard, guitarists Mike Scheuchzer and Barry Graul, bassist Nathan Cochran, drummer Robby Shaffer, and keyboard player Jim Bryson have topped the charts for over ten years since they released their multiplatinum single "I Can Only Imagine," which is the most downloaded song in the history of Christian music.The album kicks off with "You Know Better" with an upbeat musical style like openers "This Life" and "Goodbye Ordinary" from their last two albums. The message of the song sets the tone for the album... Read more Mercyme's Crowning Achievement, By Scamp4553 "Keith Lussier" (Wild Dogs Howl At The Moon) - See all my reviews This review is from: Hurt & The Healer (Audio CD) I always have an open mind when it comes to Christian music. But lately, it seems like every single Christian band and/or artist out there has been very poor in quality, most recently evidenced with Kutless' latest album, "Believer". However, there are those few artists in every genre that try to make an album a fantastic and cohesive effort, and succeed tremendously. Mercyme definitely counts as one of those bands that is not afraid of being different.First off, I thought that the band's last effort, "Generous Mr. Lovewell", was just OK compared to their other works. There were some great moments on the album ("All of Creation", "Won't You Be My Love", and "Back to You" come to mind), but there were too many okay songs on there that don't really stick out as much, such as "Crazy Enough" and "Only You Remain". Overall, I didn't really feel that record as much as I did with "Almost There" and especially "Spoken For". This record, on the other hand, is more... Read more This album is great!, Amazon Verified Purchase This review is from: Hurt & The Healer (Audio CD) I have been a huge MercyMe fan for years now and this album doesn't disappoint. What I love about MercyMe is they consistently tweak their style yet remain true to their fan base. The Hurt and The Healer sounds sometimes sounds bluesy and soulful with a hint today's indie rock scene. I only have one complaint about this album - it's length - only 10 tracks at about an average of 3.5 minutes. It's short compared to other most of their other albums. The content is great though, so it comes out in the wash! |
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