| The Tune: | By This Artist: | Pays Tribute To: | |
| Dogman | Tourniquet | King's X | |
| I Will Follow | Doug Pinnick | U2 | |
| Sunday Bloody Sunday | Echo Hollow | U2 | |
| Song To My Parents | Spy Glass Blue | Keith Green | |
| Hold Me Jesus | Reflescent Tide | Rich Mullins | |
| Do It For Love | Justin Fox | The 77's | |
| 2112 Overture | Paul Roraback | Rush | |
| Loud N' Clear | Crimson Thorn | Stryper | |
| C'mon Rock | Guardian | Stryper | |
| God Is Bigger | The Channelsurfers | Veggie Tales | |
| Message In A Bottle | Blackball | The Police | |
| Water Grave | Atomic Opera | The Imperials | |
| Cosmic Cowboy | One Bad Pig | Barry McGuire | |
| It's All Too Much | The Violet Burning | The Beatles | |
| Jesus Freak | Larry Norman | DC Talk | |
| Length: 64:52 |
The Mother Of All Tribute Albums is a trip through Christian rock history. Two U2 songs are covered, as well as tunes by other secular groups like King's X, The Beatles and The Police. Christian artists as diverse as The Imperials, Keith Green, and Veggie Tales are also paid tribute. Larry Norman returns the favor to DC Talk with his version of "Jesus Freak." Guardian provides a prelude to their Stryper tribute album with "C'mon Rock." In general, the new versions on The Mother Of All Tribute Albums don't measure up to the originals, but it's fun just the same. The extensive liner notes provide insights into the interpretations, and some humorous comments about Saddam Hussein.