Jerusalem were one of the earliest Christian metal bands. To be quite frank, however, their music never did much for me, although I can appreciate what they do.
Jerusalem were one of the earliest Christian metal bands. To be quite frank,
however, their music never did much for me, although I can appreciate what they
do.
Jerusalem-10 Years After (Refuge)
1. "Noah" (3:30)
2. "Mr. Ego" (3:22)
3. "Wake Up" (5:33)
4. "The Flower" (4:06)
5. "Constantly Changing" (5:48)
6. "Warrior" (6:17)
7. "It's Mad" (5:36)
8. "Practice What You Preach" (3:30)
9. "Reach for the Stars" (3:39)
10. "Can't Stop Us Now" (3:52)
11. "Lets Go Dancing" (3:42)
12. "In His Majesty's Service" (4:14)
13. "Read Between the Lines" (5:17)
14. "Plunder Hell and Populate Heaven" (3:56)
15. "Dancing on the Head of the Serpant" (3:58)
16. "Covered by Blood" (3:34)
I use to own a few other albums by Jerusalem besides this "best of" collection, but have traded them off. This disc is a decent retrospective of one of Christiandom's earliest metallic bands.