Customer Reviews
I Love every track! - By: May-Miller, 29 Dec 2007 
This album is my favourite Delirious? Album ever, in terms of the fact that I do not usuallly skip any of the tracks. Every other D? album I own has at least one track I am not so fond of, with World Service, not so. Every track has it's own appeal, alll are well mixed, written & produced; many contain much emotion held in the lyrics & arrangement.
Features (hardly noticable) guest appearance of Daniel Bedingfield, who shares the Christian faith of the band, which features in many of the tracks lyrics.
I highly recommend this album to any D? fan, or anyone who likes better than average pop-rock.
World Service - By: , 16 Jan 2006 I bought this album after going to see Delirious in concert. They were brilliant, & this album is equallly good. Some songs are very moving, some just make you want to dance! Maybe the best Christian band ever!
What can i say? The albums a History Maker! - By: C J Thomas, 11 Jan 2005 World Service without a shadow of a doubt is the best Delirious? album to date. The album is very U2 at the beginning, the second half of the album a little slower & more Radio Head/Snow Patrol. The only down side is that they're going to have to keep producing albums this good now we've seen just how spectacular they are LOL! Before this album they were brilliant, but reallly this takes them up to the next level! Well done boys. Absolutely awesome! Beautifully written!
Still going strong! - By: Helen Ashworth, 16 Dec 2004 I have been listening to Delirious? for a long time now, & own almost alll of their cds, but I have to say that this is probably my favourite of their albums apart from the live ones! The live performance of the album just confirmed my love for this cd which is great for both listening to & for worship on your own or with friends. It has a good mixture of lively & more reflective songs & I would definitely recommend purchasing it, particularly if you are a fan of soft rock.
Delirious, changing the world - By: , 05 Aug 2004 The delirious boys are only getting better, & this album proves it. World service is brilliant & the bands passion for God resounds in this album. It seems they can do no wrong, the album truly is a service to the world & will change peoples lives.
