What NOT to call your next album!

If your looking to record a new Christian album then you might want to read this because having worked in Christian music for a year now and looking through a whoe library of CD’s there tends to be a lot of repetition in Album titles and you may want to pick something more creative and original. So here’s the list of most popular album titles;

“Amazed” – Lincoln Brewster (2002) Brown Bear Music (1997)

“Beautiful” – Amanda Faulk (2007) Ryan Farish (2004)

“Best of/very best of” – … goes without saying dozens of mainly compilation albums with this name

“Blessed be your name” – Matt Redman (2005) Tree 63 (2008)

“Brand new day”

“Breathe”

“Chronology”  – Brian Haworth (1989), Third Day (2000,2006)

“Closer”- Dan Helen Mallarkey (1999) Sherwin Gardner (2004) Simon Godall  (2002)

“The Collection”

“Demo”

“The Early works/ The Early Years” – Don Fransisco, DC Talk, Keith Green, Seventy Sevens

“Gold” – Albums from Keith Green, Nicole Nordeman, Crystal Lewis, Sonicflood, CeCe Winans, Meet Jesus Music

“Grace” – Grace (1997) Joy Rose (2006) Margaret Becker (1996)

“Greatest hits” – Album titles of at least 19 artists

“Live/ Live in…” – Similarly to above this name has been over used

“One” – dropknee (2000) Indigoecho (1999) Paul Colman trio (2003)

“Revolution” – Used by Yfriday and many other youth orientated bands

“Shelter” – Love Justice (1986) Gary Chapman (1996)

“Treasure(s)” -

“Ultimate Collection/Under the influence”