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- Love Liberty Disco
- - 121,320 plays
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Newsboys
Released 1999

Break
03:20
9,388 plays

I Would Give Everything
03:22
9,027 plays

Fall On You
02:30
8,801 plays

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- 1
- Beautiful Sound
- 03:46
- 17,557 plays

- 2
- Love Liberty Disco
- 03:45
- 21,906 plays

- 3
- Forever Man
- 03:13
- 10,167 plays

- 4
- Good Stuff
- 02:59
- 10,082 plays

- 5
- Everyone's Someone
- 05:14
- 10,129 plays

- 6
- Say You Need Love
- 03:18
- 10,303 plays

- 7
- I Would Give Everything
- 03:22
- 9,027 plays

- 8
- Break
- 03:20
- 9,388 plays

- 9
- I Surrender All
- 04:12
- 13,960 plays

- 10
- Fall On You
- 02:30
- 8,801 plays

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album review

Contemporary Christian Music (CCM) seems to be chameleonic by nature, always adopting the protective coloration of some pop-music style in order to gain or maintain an audience. In their 12 years of existence, Newsboys have been more changeable than most CCM artists, both geographically (having moved from Australia to Nashville) and stylistically. In 1997, lead singer John James departed, and the group came to be guided by Peter Furler, who assumed the chief vocal chores. The result was 1998's Step Up to the Microphone, whose light-pop style found favor with the faithful. Its follow-up, Love Liberty Disco, will sound to the uninitiated like a Britpop clone of Oasis and its ilk. Furler emotes in an airy tenor which shades into falsetto over pop/rock arrangements that, like all the Britpop bands, mix the heavy influence of the Beatles with more recent styles. Love Liberty Disco successfully follows CCM's basic formula, smartly aping an existing pop style in a Christian context. ~ William Ruhlmann, All Music Guide