or iTunes Price: $11.99 Genre: Hard Rock Released: Sep 23, 2014 Customer Ratings (17 Ratings) |
Live at the Whisky – StryperCustomer ReviewsAwesome! (5 stars)This is going to be an awesome album!!!!!!! I can't wait to get it! More Production Issues? (2 stars) How difficult is it to record a live album without the very obvious and annoying "pumping" artifacts from poor use of compression/limiters? Ok, just squash the living life out your tracks so they sound "louder". There is no doubt that Stryper composes some of the best tunes, but their production (mixing/mastering) seems to be the weakest link the past few albums. I wish they would put as much effort and budget into prod Same ol songs and nothing really new. (2 stars) The worst thing about this album is that Stryper plays the same old songs, we already have a live album with those songs in it. The new material is good but not captured by these guys. I love Stryper but the decision to keep the same old songs (again) is not to my liking so i will not buy it. Stryper please record your new material live, not these good ol songs again. Thanks. BiographyFormed: 1983 in Los Angeles, CAGenre: Rock Years Active: '80s, '90s, '00s, '10s Heavy metal has been associated with ol' Beelzebub ever since its inception, but a few acts took the opposite route and put their Christian beliefs in hard rocking songs, such as Stryper. Formed in Orange County, California, in 1983, the group was originally known as Roxx Regime, and consisted of singer/guitarist/main songwriter Michael Sweet, drummer Robert Sweet, lead guitarist Oz Fox, and bassist Timothy Gaines. It wasn't until the group changed its name to Stryper (which stood for "Salvation...
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