Murder by Pride

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CD Details

Released: July 21, 2009
Originally Released: 2009
Label: Big3 Records

Tracks:

1.Eclipse for the Son
2.4 Leaf Clover
3.Peace of Mind [featuring Tom Scholz]
4.Alive
5.The Plan
6.Murder by Pride
7.Mercy Over Blame
8.I Believe
9.Run in You
10.Love Is Why
11.Everything
12.My Love (I'll Always Show)

Product Description:

Personnel: Michael Sweet, Oz Fox (vocals, guitar); Tracy Ferrie (vocals); Tom Scholz (guitar); Paul McNamara (piano, keyboards); Kenny Aronoff , Robert Sweet (drums); Danny Bernini (percussion).

Audio Mixers: Danny Bernini; Michael Sweet.

Editor: Kenny Lewis .

Arrangers: Tom Scholz; Michael Sweet.

After the original Stryper lineup (minus bassist Tim Gaines) reunited for 2005's somewhat alternative/nu-metal tinged REBORN, the band made a stylistic return to form with MURDER BY PRIDE. Brimming with harmonized twin guitar leads, big hair metal-approved shout-along hooks, and Michael Sweet's trademark soaring, Dennis DeYoung-esque vocals, the album rivals the best of Styper's '80s output, including the genre-defining TO HELL WITH THE DEVIL. Even casual fans who only know the band's mega-hit power ballad "Honestly" will find a lot to like in the piano-driven, Beatles-reminiscent "Alive." Elsewhere, songs such as the pounding, shred guitar solo-laden "4-Leaf Clover" and the head-banging title track manage to recapture the exciting essence of group's MTV heyday without ever sounding retro or dipping into self-parody.