Rehab

Lecrae | Format: Audio CD

Product Details

• Audio CD (September 28, 2010)
• Original Release Date: 2010
• Number of Discs: 1
• Label: Reach Records
• ASIN: B003YW152I
• In-Print Editions: MP3 Music
• Average Customer Review: 4.8 out of 5 stars  See all reviews (127 customer reviews)
• Amazon Best Sellers Rank: #15,369 in Music (See Top 100 in Music)

Editorial Reviews

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Most Helpful Customer Reviews

63 of 63 people found the following review helpful

5.0 out of 5 stars THE best album since Jesus Freak January 11, 2011

By Jerry W. Anderson

Format:MP3 Music|Amazon Verified Purchase

In my opinion, this is THE best album I have heard since Jesus Freak. I am a 49 year old white Catholic Christian geezer. I've been an Amazon customer since their early days, and have written hardly any reviews.

This album is proof that there is no style of music that cannot be used for God's glory. But it goes WAY beyond that. The words and the messages throughout are the type where, after listening, I want to be a better man, a more committed Christian. There are songs on here that I still get goosebumps after listening to, the words are so powerful. I've come to realize that this is rap's beauty . . . . a story and message can be more easily told with rap than other forms of music. It seems to me more like poetry with a musical backdrop, with the emphasis on the words.

Lacrae's words are so deep, raw, and real. Being a geezer I don't understand everything, but I understand enough, and you can't help but listen to this and come away changed. I for one will be praying for Lacrae, because his music is so powerful, that he must be noticed by the other side. I will pray that he remain stong and close to Jesus, as is obvious from his songs. A person can not write stuff like this and not be close to Jesus!

I have purchased 2 additional copies of this for friends and family via Amazon, and have another friend in mind.

This album deserves to be at the very least album of the year, and that is across all genres.

40 of 43 people found the following review helpful

5.0 out of 5 stars Rehab.....thank God for Rehab October 6, 2010

By A Child of God

Format:Audio CD|Amazon Verified Purchase

This album saved my life.

I was so looking forward to this album and when I turned the music up the beat was bumping and then I hear the word and turned it off. God had reminded me of my secret sin that I know leads to death but it feels like it has such a tight grip on me. The devil is a liar.

This album just prompted me to be more prayerful, and moved me to study more. My reputation cannot be tarnished simply bc I refused to demonstrate self-control.

I am so blessed to have heard it because this word dropped when I truly needed to assume the position of keeping my eyes on Calvary and being intentional about not taking God's grace for granted. I have been struggling with a few things and the thoughts I have entertained but then to cast them down.

"Check In" and "killa"....especially the track killa set a young woman straight.

Rehab will convict and lead you to be converted in that particular area in your life. I felt like I had been baptized again. It is truly honest about some of the pitfalls/temptations we come across in the life of a Christian and it speaks of the war that goes on inside or atleast the war that should be going on inside. Thank God for the war and there is truly power in confessing our sins to the Father who is faithful and just to forgive and who will cleanse us of all unrighteousness.

Thank God for the submerging while dying daily to the flesh (which I am reminded to do) to then be raised and made new in Christ Jesus.

Every time since I have heard this cd, when I am about to entertain my sin, i hear verses from this cd reminding me of my calling, my responsibility to walk in th light.

Lecrae, thank you for your faithfulness to the Gospel of Jesus Christ.

13 of 14 people found the following review helpful

5.0 out of 5 stars Another top-notch release from the 116's Front-runner! September 29, 2010

By Salamanderman

Format:Audio CD

Lecrae's journey as a rapper has taken him in many direction musically. If you listen to his prior three LP's in order you will see a very clear pattern of growth and maturity and this continues with Rehab. Lecrae's biggest struggle seems to be his own popularity and this battle is expressed very vividly in this CD. it's kind of funny when you compare a regenerated rapper who celebrates humility and meekness with pagan rapper who embrace, indulge, and promote their reputation. Lecrae's style and track selection is much more diverse than his previous records. There's straight hip-hop, r&b, rap-core, reggae, and dance style songs. It's a great mix of flavors with tons of guests that all contribute well to the songs. Some songs are better than others and yet it's hard to find a song that I flat out don't like. The theology is still here which is encouraging. Keep your eye fixes on Lecrae. I think he and the other clique members will do for Christian rap what DC Talk did for Christian Rock.