DVD Review:

As much as I wanted to not like this I couldn't help getting swept away into the depth of its heavenly music and well-trained spectacular dancers. The music created by John Tesh was definitely not award winning, but was definitely suited to the type of spectacle he was presenting.

The music itself was a little overbearing and pretentious, but some pieces like Two Worlds, Breakdown, and Shackles were wonderful. The main reason to watch this DVD would be the dancers. Every form from ballet, hip-hop, pop and lock, street, modern, jazz, and more were performed with the grace and power that one would expect from world class dancers. Also, the dancer bio's and interviews are very well done and a welcome part of the DVD.

Now, the true purpose of this DVD is to display the multiple facets of praise to The Lord, Our God, but don't let its religious roots jade you. The performance is much more then just that and the religious nature is very subtle and mostly unnoticeable. The only annoying times occur when John Tesh or other speakers interrupt the show to talk with the audience about the shows purpose and meaning. All in all, I would definitely say it was worth the time to see for the wonderful dancing.