Stryper To Hell With The Devil CD

To Hell With The Devil Music

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Category	Rock/Pop Albums, Rock CDs, Heavy Metal, Gospel, Religion, Christian, Christian Rock, Christian Metal
Label	Hollywood
Orig Year	1986
All Time Sales Rank	900
CD Universe Part number	1026384
Catalog number	161185
Discs	1
Release Date	Jul 16, 1991
Studio/Live	Studio
Mono/Stereo	Stereo
Recording Time	40 minutes

Stryper To Hell With The Devil Songs

1.	Abyss (To Hell With the Devil)	$0.99
2.	To Hell With the Devil	$0.99
3.	Calling on You	$0.99
4.	Free	$0.99
5.	Honestly	$0.99
6.	Way, The	$0.99
7.	Sing-Along Song	$0.99
8.	Holding On	$0.99
9.	Rockin' the World	$0.99
10.	All of Me	$0.99
11.	More Than a Man	$0.99

To Hell With The Devil Music Review

Average Rating: (3.9 out of 5 stars) 4 stars

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5 stars The words in each song are powerful
The words in each song are powerful and not ashamed of the Gospel. I only wish the band was still togeter. We used "Together as One " and "Honestly" for our wedding songs 12 years ago. We are still happily married and love our songs. Back then only cassettes were available, now we can enjoy the CDs.
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5 stars On the money
Stryper are a christian band, if that bugs you in any way, simply avoid this disc. If, however, you are like me and like the metal of the 80's and are not phased by a band expressing their beliefs then this is a perfect album. Michael's voice is killer and a nice reminder of when you could have loud guitars and tunes together. Standout tracks for me are the title track and "the way".
Submitted by Paul (Adelaide, Australia)
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2 stars NOT BAD, BUT...
The music is not bad, but the lyrics are simply awful (If god listens to his I´m sure He'll vomit!)... Please less religion more rock.
Submitted by jorge (riviera. granada, SPAIN)
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3 stars stryper rocks
this cd is great, heard this album when i was younger , had to get cd stryper truly rocks for jesus
Submitted by kowboyfrhell666 (uvalde tx)
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5 stars CHRISTIAN BAND ROCKS THE HOUSE
SAW THEM IN CONCERT 1986 AS THE "OTHER BAND" PLAYING. LIKED THEM BETTER THAN THE FEATURE BAND (HEART).NICE BLEND OF VOCALS/GUITAR/DRUMS.
Submitted by navychief1 (Phiippines)
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