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Rebecca St. James - Worship God (Collectors Series)

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This video includes the full version music videos for Reborn, Wait For Me, and Song Of Love. It also has "the making of Reborn", and a guided tour of Rebecca St James' homeland, Australia, with her showing you places she grew up, went to church, etc. She is talking in front of alot of those places as she describes them. This DVD is pretty long for a DVD single...somewhere close to 45 minutes total viewing time. It also includes song clips for the following songs from the Worship God album: Song Of Love, Above All, God Of Wonders, Better Is One Day, Lamb Of God, Let My Words Be Few, Quiet You With My Love, and You.

What is on this DVD is entertaining material for fans of Rebecca St. James, but the DVD menus are poorly organized.

A "Play All" button is much needed, but instead you have to manually move the cursor to the next video yourself, every few minutes, which is distracting and takes away from a smooth flow of fun. It makes you "work" to see everything, or at least stop and mess with your remote control, instead of just sitting back and being entertained for nearly 30 minutes.

Actually, I count up about 27 minutes of interviews, Making Of... material, and three music videos on this DVD.

The cover of the DVD is the same as her WORSHIP GOD album on CD, but only SONG OF LOVE is from the WORSHIP GOD album. The other two music videos are from her TRANSFORM album, presumably included here because they perhaps were never offered on her VHS collections of music videos? So SONG OF LOVE, WAIT FOR ME, and REBORN are all good music videos!

There is a 7 minute MY AUSTRALIA interview segment where she shows you around her hometown, including the little church where she got Saved at age 8, which is very intersting!

There is a 5 minute ABOUT THE SONGS video segment where she explains the inspirations of a few songs, which is good and interesting.

THE MAKING OF REBORN is over 4 minutes on the set of the music video being shot, it's all good.

The DVD also has some practically useless items, like very short audio clips of all the songs on WORSHIP GOD, and a very sparse PHOTOS section. These could have been left off and saved the viewer time navigating around them.

If you like RSJ, then you can't go wrong for the low price, but it could have been easily a better DVD with a little more common sense used when it was put together. I don't blame Rebecca, but I am surprised that the record company did not know any better about how to put together a home DVD.

This is first DVD from Rebecca St. James. This DVD is a piece of art work! Makes a good member for collection!