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Title: No More Hell to Pay
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Category: CCM Hard Rock
Year: 2013
Label: Frontiers Records (Italy)
Catalog Number: FR CD 622
Personnel
Michael Sweet lead vocals, lead guitar
Robert Sweet drums
Timothy Gaines bass, vocals
Oz Fox lead guitar, vocals
Also available as a deluxe CD+DVD package. The DVD contains a 'making of' documentary as well as videos for
No More Hell to Pay and
Sympathy.
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Existing comments about this CD
| From: 123charpenay |
Date: November 2, 2013 at 5:00 |
| i never was a big fan of stryper.their different records never hooked me.for me it s a decent christian hard rock and more they have a ridiculous look.there is two or three weeks ago i ve seen a video,on melodicrock,of their new record.wow i was impress by a super song with big guitars.so i decide to order "no more hell to pay" in japan.the result is that record have his moments,sometimes really excellent (tracks1.2.3.5.8.10.11.12).these eight songs reminds me the sensational fith angel "time will tell".a top class hard rock with a fireworks of exceptional riff s and solo s guitar.michael sweet have an extraordinary voice.that s really amazing.what a voice!!!but we have bad moments,several fillers.track 4 "jesus jesus"boring for a no believer like me,track 6.7.9 too much modern agressive riffs (no melody),and track 13 "first love" the japan bonus track,a weak ballad.nevertheless i will keep this cd in my collection cause the good (very good) is superior to the bad.
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| From: dave |
Date: November 2, 2013 at 17:41 |
| i love the hole album. the best 80's band today, great riffs and vocals 10/10
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| From: dave |
Date: November 2, 2013 at 17:44 |
| the best songs are Legacy, Saved By Love and No More Hell To Pay
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| From: Axe Slinger |
Date: November 2, 2013 at 21:03 |
| I have to say, this disc impressed the hell out of me. (pun intended). I have always been a pretty big fan of Stryper and Michael Sweet. This disc is an amalgam of all of their best music from the past. I hear moments of YABA, SUC and THWTD all over this music. I LOVE when bands of the 80's take their time and really deliver knock-out music. Treat did this a few years ago and this is right up there too. FANTASTIC effort. 95/100
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| From: rick kerch vzla |
Date: November 11, 2013 at 20:42 |
Yeah this album rocks good!!!...in completely agreement with the positive comments above mine..."Saved By Love","Hell To Pay","Sticks & Stones" and so on...Michael and the boys are back to stay for sure!!!...90/100 
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| From: metalmaniac777 |
Date: November 14, 2013 at 9:47 |
| The "Holy Bumblebees" are back with their best album in decades. No more spandex or mousse-abuse hair, but the songs are still pure, polished commercial metal. Less emphasis this time on pop-rock hooks (though they are still there, fret not) and more focus on tight, thundering heaviness. Way back on "Against the Law" Stryper promised they would rock the hell out of us and that's exactly what they do on this latest CD. A couple of hookless songs ("Marching Into Battle") and a weak ballad ("The One") drag the album down slightly from its otherwise lofty heights, but these are minor missteps easily overlooked with the assistance of the Skip button. Bottom line, if you're not paying attention to this album, you should be.
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| From: Planet Y |
Date: February 2, 2023 at 15:28 |
| 'Jesus is just allright' is originally by The Byrds!
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