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{{otherusesInfobox_Contents |Jesus Freak (disambiguation)}}{{Infobox Album | <!-- See Wikipedia:WikiProject_Albums -->| Name topic_name = Jesus Freak|| Type subtopics = [[AlbumJesus freak]]| Artist = * [[dc DC Talk]]| Cover = Jesus_freak.jpg| Released opinion_pieces = [[November 21]], [[1995]]| Recorded = 1995| Genre = [[rock and roll|Rock]]| Length = 57:53| Label = [[ForeFront Records|ForeFront]]| Producer = Mark Heimermann, [[Toby McKeehan]], [[John Mark Painter]]| Reviews = *[[All Music Guide]] {{rating-5|3}} [http://www.allmusic.com/cg/amg.dll?p=amg&sql=10:2n6uak5khm3x~T1 link]*dcTalkUnite {{rating-5|5}} [http://dctalkunite.com/dctalk/albums/jesusfreak link]*''[[Jesus Freak Hideout]]'' {{rating-5|5short_opinions}} [http://www.jesusfreakhideout.com/cdreviews/JesusFreak.asp link] | Last album = ''[[Free at Last (dc Talk album)|Free at Last]]'' <br /> (1992)| This album = ''Jesus Freak'' <br /> (1995)| Next album = ''[[Welcome to the Freak Show]]'' <br /> (1997)}}

'''''"Jesus Freak''''' " is the fourth [[album]] by [[dc Talk]], released in 1995 and debuting at #3 on Billboard's Top 200 album chart. It has gone on to sell over two million copies<ref>{{cite web | url = http://www.christianitytoday.com/music/reviews/2006/jesusfreak.html | title=Jesus Freak: 10th Anniversary Special Edition | accessdate = 2007-01-15 | author = Farias, Andree}}</ref>. The album was listed at #14 in the 2001 book ''[[CCM Presents: The 100 Greatest Albums in Christian Music]]''.

Widely considered by many to be It was released in 1995 and debuting at #3 on Billboard's Top 200 album chart. It has sold over two million copies. The album was listed at #14 in the greatest 2001 book ''[[CCM Presents: The 100 Greatest Albums in Christian rockMusic]] album of all-time, ''Jesus Freak'' changed the genre of [[Christian hip-hop]] and [[Christian rock]] in so many ways that it still influences bands today.

Widely considered by many to be one of the greatest [[Christian rock]] album of all-time, ''Jesus Freak'' changed the genre of [[Christian hip-hop]] and [[Christian rock]] in many ways and is still influences bands today. ===Track listing===

===''Freaked!''===On [[June 20]], [[2006]], [[Gotee Records]], which is headed by [[dc Talk]]'s [[Toby McKeehan]], released a ten-year anniversary CD called ''[[Freaked!]]'' This CD features artists from record labels Gotee and Mono vs Stereo remaking songs off of the original '''Jesus Freak''' album. ''Freaked!'' is not a true tenth-anniversary album, as it was released eleven-and-a-half years after ''Jesus Freak''.

===Credits===

*Brent Barcus - [[Guitar]]

*[[Todd Collins]] - [[Percussion]], [[Bongos]], [[Conga]], [[Drum]]s, Cabassa, Loops, [[Cowbell]]

*Mark Heimermann - [[Bass guitar|Bass]], [[Piano]], [[Cymbals]], [[Hammond organ]], Moog [[Synthesizer]], Producer*[[Dann Huff]] - Guitar

*[[Toby McKeehan]] - Producer

*Shaun McWilliams - [[Mandolin]], Drums

*[[John Mark Painter]] - Bass, Guitar, [[Accordion]], Producer*[[Charlie Peacock]] - Vocals*[[Dave Perkins]] - Guitar

*[[Chris Rodriguez]] - Guitar*[[Jimmie Lee Sloas]] - Bass*[[Aaron Smith (musician)|Aaron Smith]] - Drums

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== External links Links==

*[http://www.dctalkunitemyspace.com /dctalkunite DcTalkUnite.com@ My Space] {{dc Talk}}

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