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Best Friend
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Live album by Hillsong United
Released Australia 10 November 2000
Recorded 8 July 2000
Genre Contemporary Christian
Length 57:54
Label Hillsong Music Australia
Producer Darlene Zschech and Reuben Morgan
Hillsong United chronology
Everyday
(1999)		 Best Friend
(2000)		 King of Majesty
(2001)

Best Friend is the second live praise and worship album by Hillsong United.

Track listing [link]

[1]

  1. "My Best Friend" (Joel Houston & Marty Sampson) - 5:03
  2. "Stronger Than" (Paul Ewing) - 3:32
  3. "Saving Grace" (Michelle Fragar) - 7:09
  4. "Forever" (Sampson) - 5:34
  5. "God of All Creation" (Mark Stevens & Paul Iannuzzelli) - 7:36
  6. "I Live for You" (Raymond Badham) - 4:59
  7. "Jesus Generation" (Reuben Morgan) - 5:05
  8. "I Will Sing" (Rebecca Mesiti) - 4:33
  9. "Jesus Lover of My Soul" (Steve McPherson, Daniel Grul & John Ezzy) - 9:54
  10. "The Reason I Live" (Sampson) - 4:24

References [link]

  1. ^ Best Friend: United Live (Live) by Hillsong United - Download Best Friend: United Live (Live) on iTunes


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Recording

The album was recorded in Jacob Graham's apartment in Florida, the band's apartment in New York City, and in a shack in Woodstock, New York.

Reception

Critical reception

The album has had positive reviews. NME gave the album 8/10, saying, "The Drums have proved... there's still a hurricane of heartsore life in guitar pop." It also highlighted "Book of Stories," "Down by the Water" and "Skippin' Town" as particularly good tracks. Q gave the album 4 stars, saying that "The Drums provide its steadiest beat in years" when referring to the album's impact on the indie music genre.

Singles

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    Plot

    It's a character study of a neurotic woman disrupting her friend's romance by falsely claiming to have a lesbian relationship with her.

    Original production

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    Best Friend

    by: Wank

    best friend
    lie to me
    call me your best friend
    sell me out
    make me a fool
    right or wrong
    i tried my best just to stay so true
    acting so cool
    call it denial or blindness
    you don't treat your friends like this
    cuz you're lyin (oh yeah)and hurtin(oh yeah)
    you play your stupid games
    you play your dirty tricks
    you're lyin(oh yeah) and hurting(oh yeah)
    friends don't treat friends like this
    best friend
    say bad things, call me a user
    i'm confused, who's getting used
    criticize behind my back yeah
    yeah that i'm no good,
    that i'm so damn rude
    creeping like an assassin in the night
    hurting your friends it just ain't right
    cuz you're lyin(oh yeah) and hurtin(oh yeah)
    you play your stupid games
    you play your dirty tricks
    your lyin(oh yeah) and hurtin(oh yeah)
    friends don't treat friends like this
    best friend
    why can't you understand
    stab my back and shake my hand
    can't you see...it's killing me
    you play it cool, but i'm on to you
    for i know that i'll make it through
    all the mud
    you sling it so well
    but tonight it comes back to you
    call it denial or blindness
    you don't treat your friends like this
    cuz you're your lyin ( ohyeah)
    and hurting ( ohyeah)
    you play your stupid games
    you play your dirty tricks
    you're lying(oh yeah) and hurting(oh yeah)
    friends don't treat friends like this (2x)




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