David Hollister - Book of David 1 the Transition (21 tracks) +Album Reviews

Definitely for the men!!!!

D. Holiday | 09/28/2006

(5 out of 5 stars)

"All I can say is WOW!!!!! After listening to this Cd I want to give it to all the men I know. This is a fo' real cd. David Hollister is telling his story which seem to be the situation of so many men. Track 4 "Help Me" Track 9 "Divorced", Track 13 "Where R U?/ Answer Me, Track 15 "I let heaven down" the stuggles of trying to be Saved and still having desires of the world. If you like any of his other projects you will like this, even tho this is a gospel cd it still has his realness."

Dave helped me

ms. punkin | alabama | 10/17/2006

(5 out of 5 stars)

"I must give Dave Hollister credit where it is due. I will be the first to admit that I have a weakness for r&b music.

When I heard my favorite singer Dave Hollister had a gospel cd out, I knew I had to hear it for myself.

I absolutely love the cd from beginning to end.

I can honestly say that Dave makes me want to listen to Gospel music.

I have a long way to go in my walk with God...and I want people to know Dave Hollister has helped lead me towards the right path.

"

Heartfelt and Soulful

S. Motley | NY | 01/12/2007

(5 out of 5 stars)

"Love the CD especially My Pain, I Let Heaven Down, Morning After, I've Changed, What Do You Do, Take Me Back (teaser), No One, Settlement (needs a high drama video), and other tracks on this CD are definitely memorable. I play this CD everyday. Some of the tracks are like listening to modern day Psalms."

Should be on the top of the charts?????

Preciousmj | McComb, MS | 01/01/2007

(5 out of 5 stars)

"I don't know why this is not the number one cd on the charts right now. I bought this cd simply because I am a Hollister fan. I always, always knew he had the Word in him and now that he is singing about it, OMG. I tell you, I have never cried over anybody's divorce before. I have never been married and his situation has touched me so. And I must say, I cry on more than one song, because I can sense what he is going through and identify with it spiritually. I am struggling too, and this helps sooo much, to know I am not alone. This is just what I needed.

I can identify with everything he is going through even the divorce, because of it happening to family members the same way. This is another off the chain cd by David. We should be seeing videos on BET,MTV,BETJ,VH1 and so on. I am wondering why they are not promoting this cd like they promote the not so profound cd's?

Keep them coming David. And you mean to tell me this is just Vol.1, there's more? OMG, can't wait."

What to sat ? What to say ? What to say?

Mai_Ling | anywhere, ny | 02/11/2007

(3 out of 5 stars)

"This is a hard review for me because if I was ever to consider myself a fan of anyone or anything it would be HIM. I think Chicago is one of the hottest CD I have. This CD reminds me of an old Clint Eastwood movie, The Good, The Bad and The Ugly.

The Good

*So many Scars

*Nothing but God

*Pray-Loved this song

*No One

The Bad

*The Potter-(yah, yah it's old 1time famous song-so over it) I didn't like this song, maybe it's how Dave sang it?

*Quesion- E.U, What do you do-This song was kind of off for me.

*Reach out to me

The Ugly

*Help Me

*I let heaven Down

*Divorce

*The Settlement

*His Talking*

There no doubt Dave can sing and his 1st attempt at Gospel is very interesting. It's like he couldn't make up his mind what he wanted this CD to be. It's like he forgot all the things that he learned while doing R& B and wanted to start Fresh except some of the things he did in R&B he did well and should have done here, like have tight harmony and a serious hook. He does a lot of talking on this CD but for me I could have done without. He has sung gospel before and he tore it up. So why not on his own CD?

If your a fan you will enjoy this because it's Dave. When the track is good it's very good. When it's bad it's just UGLY."

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