Barren Cross tracks: 1-3
Red Sea tracks: 4-6
Neon Cross tracks: 7-9
P.K. Mitchell tracks: 10-12
1. Here I am 03:34
2. Time for Love 03:11
3. Midnight Son 05:20
4. Soulshaker 04:32
5. Dust to Dust 05:36
6. Walk on Fire 03:39
7. Buy my Record 03:30
8. Mystery of Love 04:58
9. In your Mind 04:03
10. Nothing but the Blood 04:20
11. Amazing Grace 03:58
12. Do you Believe 05:27
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01. Here I Am - Barren Cross
02. Time for Love - Barren Cross
03. Midnight Son - Barren Cross
04. Soulshaker - Red Sea
05. Dust to Dust - Red Sea
06. Walk on Fire - Red Sea
07. Buy My Record - Neon Cross
08. Mystery of Love - Neon Cross
09. In Your Mind - Neon Cross
10. Nothing But the Blood - P.K. Mitchell
11. Amazing Grace - P.K. Mitchell
12. Do You Believe - P.K. Mitchell
This is a re-release of this compilation under a new label Rugged Records. The original release was issued on the Patriot Records label, which had to change their name to Rugged soon afterwards. Most of these tracks were eventually released on later Rugged albums. Tracks 1 through 3 were included on Barren Cross's 1994 Rattle Your Cage album. Red Sea released an album in 1994 called Blood, with all of these tracks.
The single exception, though, is Neon Cross. They did release an album, Torn, on Rugged in 1995, but none of these songs were on it. I'm not sure about the last P.K.Mitchell track. His 1993 Patriot Records album, All Hail The Power, had to be re-released on Rugged because of the label name change, and I don't know if track 12 was on that reissue. I don't know of any other P.K. Mitchell albums besides All Hail The Power, so track 12 might also be exclusive to this release.
1994 Neon Cross vocalist David Raymond Reeves and guitarist Dan Webster put the band back together and recorded three excellent songs ("Buy My Record," "Mystery of Love," and "In Your Mind") for Patriot Records' (soon renamed Rugged Records) "Premium Cuts" with a reformed Barren Cross as well.
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