Cross Movement Higher Definition CD

Higher Definition Music

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Category	Rock/Pop Albums, Gospel CDs, Religion, Christian, Contemporary Christian Music, Gospel Rap, Rap
Label	Cross Movement
Orig Year	2004
All Time Sales Rank	78210
CD Universe Part number	6783733
Catalog number	30008
Discs	1
Release Date	Oct 26, 2004
Studio/Live	Studio
Mono/Stereo	Stereo
Producer	Official; Tru-Life; J.R.; Myles Lawhorne; Official
Engineer	Carlos "Storm" Martinez; Luis Sandoz; Carlos Martinez
Personnel	John Wells Jason Knight - keyboards Brady Goodwin D.J. Official - scratches Virgil Byrd William Branch John Wells

Cross Movement Higher Definition Songs

	1.	Civilian Affairs
	2.	Redefined
	3.	It's Time
	4.	Hey Y'all
	5.	Lord You Are
	6.	Hip-Hop-Cracy
	7.	Card Shark
	8.	Questions
	9.	On in Here
	10.	Jerseys & Fitteds
	11.	Big Words
	12.	Epiphany
	13.	Check for Us
	14.	We
	15.	My Life Cypha/The Bridge/Life, Cameras, Action

Higher Definition Music Review

Average Rating: (4.6 out of 5 stars) 4.5 stars

5 stars Typical
Typical excellent Cross Movement, they always motivate my flesh to walk with my spirit. Uplifting, positive, and loving with a definite Hip Hop beat.:)
Submitted by spoolinhemi (O.C. Ca. USA)
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3 stars these cats are str8
these cats are tight very well known in the christian hip-hop game; if you like them check out the corey red and prescise c.d "Resistance iz futile". now them cats are ANNOINTED. that corey red and precise are by far the two best christian hip-hop rappers I have EVER heard
Submitted by desa_wun (miami FL)
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5 stars Keeping It Real For Christ
Wonderful, terriful, got it going on,but these words are not enough to explain how real this cd is. I love it. I truly belive God is in their hearts and they all are true men of God. This cd has many of my friends who have never listened to holy hip hop rap totally impressed and going crazy listening to it and have all bought the cd with great reviews.Cross Movement I thank God for you all and I will keep you all in my prayers to keep going strong you blessed men of God.
Submitted by Cassie.Neal (ex.,USA)
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5 stars "THEIR IS NO HIGHER DEFINTION THEN CHRIST"!!!!!
THE CROSS MOVEMENT IS BACK! THIS IS THE BEST YET. ALL CROSSMOVEMENT FANS SHOULD BUY THIS ALBUM NOW THEY ARE CRUNCK FOR CHRIST!!!
Submitted by MDP (houston,tx)
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5 stars heavy for god
I had never heard any christian hip-hop/rap before i was introduced to this mad style of praising gods amazing name, absolutely powerful stuff, straight lyrics and a great beat. Heavy stuff and lovin it!
Submitted by sven (Australia)
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