Michael W Smith Stand CD

Stand Music

List Price	$11.94 (You save $0.65)
Category	Rock/Pop Albums, Gospel CDs, Christian, Christian Rock, Contemporary Christian Music, Religion
Label	Reunion
Orig Year	2006
All Time Sales Rank	45210
CD Universe Part number	7297803
Catalog number	10109
Discs	1
Release Date	Nov 07, 2006
Studio/Live	Studio
Mono/Stereo	Stereo
Producer	Matt Bronleewe; Matt Bronleewe
Engineer	Rusty Varenkamp
Personnel	Luis Conte - percussion David Davidson - violin Patrick Warren - chamberlin, keyboards Rusty Anderson Bruce Gaitsch - guitar, guitars Michael W. Smith - piano Lindsay Jamieson - drums Paul Moak Jeremy Bose - accordion James Gregory - bass instrument James Gregory - bass instrument DeMarco Johnson - harmonica

Michael W Smith Stand Songs

1.	Cover Me	$0.99
2.	Open Arms	$0.99
3.	Come to the Cross	$0.99
4.	How to Say Goodbye	$0.99
5.	Be Lifted High	$0.99
6.	Oh Lord, You're Beautiful	$0.99
7.	Grace	$0.99
8.	Stand, The	$0.99
9.	Come See	$0.99
10.	In Silence	$0.99
11.	Escape Your Love	$0.99

Stand Music Review

Average Rating: (3.7 out of 5 stars) 3.5 stars

3 stars Smitty falls short just a bit with this project
As a big MWS fan, this album does not stand (no pun intended) as strong as it should. In fact, the recording sounds a bit underproduced, unlike earlier Smitty works. I am hoping that his next album will reach the same quality as albums like "Healing Rain", "I'll Lead You Home" and "Change Your World". All in all, I would have to give it a few more listens to really absorb the quality of the music.
Submitted by gary_hill (Staten Island, NY, USA)
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3 stars Its alright...
Its a nice album, sort of, but it doesn't have any GREAT songs in, like Healing Rain, etc... It certainly gets better after listening to it a few times, but the music all seems quite samey. I still like it though, its just not as good as his other ones.
Submitted by radical_rainbow (Leicester, England)
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5 stars "Stand" in the best!!!
"Stand" is MWS's best album yet. Each song is energetic, spirited, yet also worshipful. The lyrics are simple and often repetitive, yet they work in this format. This is a top-knotch effort in every way. The only fault I find with it is that there are only 11 songs. Smith could have easily added a couple more songs to make the set fuller. Still, "Stand" is the best!!!
Submitted by mistercarter2u (Richmond, VA)
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