Big Daddy Weave - What I Was Made For (CD)
- New Factory Sealed
- Hype Sticker
- 2005 Word Distribution
Groovy contemporary rock group Big Daddy Weave stick to a well-worn path on What I Was Made For, a straightforward collection of modern praise anthems. The quintet's peppy, uptempo rock isn't more than a stone's throw away from the likes of Steven Curtis Chapman, Casting Crowns, and MercyMe. But where those artists may occasionally attempt to address issues like social pressure or sexual transgressions, Big Daddy Weave keep things light and buoyant. Considering the album came during what critics dubbed "the year of the worship album," the boys seemed to make a refreshing name for themselves by plowing ahead with their free-spirited rock rather than reverting to an unplugged sound like Jars of Clay's Redemption Songs. A solid rhythm section and easily digestible guitar licks put meat on the bones where lyrics for the most part remain quite thin. The grooves are strongest on later tracks like "Killing Me Again" and "Give Up, Let Go." The singalong duet "You're Worthy of My Praise," featuring BarlowGirl, was a number one Christian hit.
Tracklist
What I Was Made For
Just The Way I Am
For Who You Are
It's All About You
You're Worthy Of My Praise
His Name Is Jesus
Give Up, Let Go
Killing Me Again
Without You
Words Of Life 5
Quiet Time (Track Of Silence)
