CD-Charts Position 1

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The Best Of Barry Manilow

by: Music and Passion

Release Date December 01, 2008

CD-Charts Position 2

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Chunk of Change

by: Passion Pit

Release Date September 16, 2008

CD-Charts Position 3
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Thirty Thousand Feet Over China

by: Passions

Release Date July 21, 2008
I first heard this band via a John Peel session in '79 or '80 and quickly became a rabid fan. I still have every vinyl release they made. Excellent singing (John Peel voted Barbara Gogan best female singer in a year end poll), strong tuneful songs, very good dreamy guitar work - a perfect marriage of post-punk angst and pop perfection. Great to see it finally on CD - and this is a well put together compilation as it also hoovers up all the contemporary b-sides which are as strong as anything on the album proper.

CD-Charts Position 4
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Passion: God of This City [Us Import]

by: Passion Band

Release Date February 05, 2008
I first heard this band via a John Peel session in '79 or '80 and quickly became a rabid fan. I still have every vinyl release they made. Excellent singing (John Peel voted Barbara Gogan best female singer in a year end poll), strong tuneful songs, very good dreamy guitar work - a perfect marriage of post-punk angst and pop perfection. Great to see it finally on CD - and this is a well put together compilation as it also hoovers up all the contemporary b-sides which are as strong as anything on the album proper.

CD-Charts Position 5
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Embrace the Storm: +DVD

by: Stream Of Passion

Release Date October 24, 2005
I can honestly say that it is very rare that I get to listen to an album that is so good from start to finish. Mr Lucasson is a truly great musician and should have greater exposure around the world. It is a pity that he has decided to leave Stream to their own devices to concentrate on his other projects, but I am sure they will cope admirally. This album has been on my CD player, my computer and in my car constantly since I first acquired it several weeks ago. I can't wait to see what they come up with next.

Steve Lee

CD-Charts Position 6
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How Great Is Our God

by: Passion

Release Date April 12, 2005
This CD is a fantastic way to praise God. It's full of very modern worship songs that are great to sing along to.

CD-Charts Position 7
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The Best of Passion (So Far)

by: Passion Worship Band

Release Date January 15, 2007
This CD is a fantastic way to praise God. It's full of very modern worship songs that are great to sing along to.

CD-Charts Position 8
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One Good Reason

by: Passion

Release Date July 21, 2008
I Have been a fan of all three singers on this record for many years and have followed their careers always wondering my this record (only previously available at concerts) was not in the shops. The vocal mix of Liane Carroll, Jacqui Dankworth and Sara Colman is perfection and this album is simply the best way to hear this excellent group that now, sadly, no longer perform together. There are no tricks or overdubs, this is raw talent captured on record. Most of the songs are written by one or more of the group and there are a coule of cover versions, most notably "Swimming Song" by Loudon Wainwright III which has been featured on BBC Radio 2 in the UK. All three singers are as strong as each other and share the vocals without any bias or conflict. ... Read More:

CD-Charts Position 9
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Passion Plays

by: Passions

Release Date July 01, 1996
the passions album 30000ft over china, which spawned most of the best tracks here is in my opinion one of the lost gems of british music. there are few albums where the listener actually can say that they have enjoyed every track and can listen from start to finish without skipping any songs. this is one such album. timeless and precious. cherish this

CD-Charts Position 10
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Hymns: Ancient And Modern/How Great Is Our God

by: Passion

Release Date May 27, 2008
the passions album 30000ft over china, which spawned most of the best tracks here is in my opinion one of the lost gems of british music. there are few albums where the listener actually can say that they have enjoyed every track and can listen from start to finish without skipping any songs. this is one such album. timeless and precious. cherish this