[.ca] Hezekiah Walker & The Love Fellowship Cursade Choir: ...

LIVE!:
The jams on this video were great. I must admit that the crowd was kind of quiet. I reccommend Hezzie to do another recording in front of a Toronto audience. The video represented to the fullest, it showed Hezzie and all of the Love Fellowship Ministries can get down both live and on studio tracks. This is recommended for a collectable.

Half and HAlf:
I own this video and enjoyed "parts" of it very much. The quality of sight and sound was very good. However, the audience was VERY bad. I meand if they didn't enjoy it sitting right there why would I enjoy it on video. Oh, and yes I agree with the statement someone else said. At the beginning of the video he says one thing and at the end of the video he's "giggin'" with a secular artist. Let's get real, or should I say honest with ourselves.

Best Choir:
No other choir in the world can top Hezekiah's Love Fellowship Choir. The musicians are excellent too. I have purchased everyone of this choir's videos. I enjoy them thoroughly as well as the CD's. My only criticism of this video is that it was recorded "Live" in a "Dead" church. Please Hezzy,the next time, select a church that understands and appreciates you and your musical message. Love you all.

A little disappointed.:
I a viewed the family affair video and was a little dissappointed. The songs were good on the most part and the tecnical quality was excellent but the way it was put together was no so hot. The first song "the meledy" was empty. It looked like the band was just testing their instruments. The audience was just sitting there not even getting involved. The introduction to the song "I Got a Reason" was not needed. On one hand Hezekiah Walker talks about how much he loves the old way of singning and dancing and then at the end of the video he puts "Let's Dance" which was done with a secular artist. I was a little confused. Although I did enjoy the video "Let's Dance" it was very well put together. I also enjoyed "I Got a Reason" despite the long intro. But my favorite song was "Patiently Waiting", featuirng the Celebration Choir.