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An arena rock song with a crunchy guitar lick accompanied by blasting guitar chords and the throaty growl of Mark Hall's vocals, the song lyrically revolves around speaking the truth into a culture that doesn't want to hear it --> Should be split into two different sentences. The first in which, needs to be rewritten. I'm not too sure "throaty growl of Mark Hall's vocals" is proper to say. Edit: reading along, I see specific person said that. Quotation marks are needed and it will be fine.
"Until the Whole World Hears" received positive reception from critics and has been used as both an opening and closing song in concert. --> Two completely different ideas. Specify as music critics and maybe say what they said about the song? And then have how it was used as the opening and closing song during their concert; which one?
It peaked atop the Billboard Hot Christian Songs, Hot Christian AC and Christian AC Monitored charts, at number four on the Billboard Christian CHR chart, at number ten on the Billboard Christian Digital Songs chart and at number twenty-three on the Billboard Heatseekers Songs chart. --> It peaked atop the Billboard Hot Christian Songs, Hot Christian AC and Christian AC Monitored charts. It also peaked at number four on the Billboard Christian CHR chart, number ten on the Billboard Christian Digital Songs chart and number twenty-three on the Billboard Heatseekers Songs chart.
Can a bigger version of the cover be uploaded? The default size of the single template is about 220px, and the image is only 170. 300px would be a good size, as that is what is most commonly used; to cover all grounds.
The link to the sheet music says that the song is a half step lower, however, it has not been transposed on the Wikipedia. I will fix it. — Preceding unsigned comment added by 24.180.235.150 (talk) 18:07, 22 June 2018 (UTC)Reply
Recording
Doesn't really mention much about recording of the song. Production would be a better title, no?
Advanced is used a bit too often. I'm not really sure what other word you could use though. "The following week it reached a new position of...", maybe?
Like, Billboard, for example. It is linked in every reference, when it should only be linked once. But actually, I think it's OK if you link them all or just one, so it's all good. Statυs (talk)23:23, 16 June 2012 (UTC)Reply
