As White Heart prepares to enter the next stage of their career with a new record label, they close this chapter with two "Best of" releases.
...Rock Classics contains "Convertibles," "No Taboo," "Sing Your Freedom," "Let the Kingdom Come," "Powerhouse," "Independence Day," "His Heart Was Always In It," "Light a Candle," "Nothing But The Best," "Change the Way," "Heaven of My Heart," and the new songs "Climb the Hill" and "Letter of Love."
...Radio Classics includes (a complete and fully instrumented rendition of) "Morningstar," the new "My Eyes Have Seen," "How Many Times (Seventy Times Seven)," "Fly Eagle Fly," "Montana Sky," "River Will Flow," "Desert Rose," "A Love Calling," "Say the Word," "Unchain," "Silhouette," "Once and for All," and "The Flame Passes On."
"Letter of Love" is a driving guitar-based rock track with heavy keyboard enhancement. "Climb the Hill" is slightly slower, with a slow start that builds to an almost anthematic crescendo, and "My Eyes Have Seen" is a forceful midtempo tune. Each seems to fit on the project-not classics, but the proverbial "destined to be classic" category.
They're the standard greatest hits-no surprises, but a nice addition to a collection.
