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Israel & New Breed: Alive in South Africa (2006)
Contemporary Christian rockers Israel and New Breed set out on the road to support their gold-selling, Grammy nominated release Live from Another Level, and the cameras are rolling to capture all of the praise and performance in this release of a concert staged in Cape Town, South Africa. Songs featured in this performance include "Alive," "Favor of the Lord," "Not Forgotten," and "Turn it Around."
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Contemporary Christian rockers Israel and New Breed set out on the road to support their gold-selling, Grammy nominated release Live from Another Level, and the cameras are rolling to capture all of the praise and performance in this release of a concert staged in Cape Town, South Africa. Songs featured in this performance include "Alive," "Favor of the Lord," "Not Forgotten," and "Turn it Around."
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In Theaters:7/11/2006
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Studio:Integrity Media, Inc.
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