Rate the Stryper Reunion (2005-present) albums

The Final Battle wouldn’t crack my top 4. I just don’t care for it that much. ETDB is epic and remains my #1.

I am not familiar yet with the album Even the Devil Believes and The Final Battle, so I will make my final statement after listening to these albums again.

For now, I can say that I really enjoy Reborn and specially Murder by Pride. Though modern, Reborn has cool songs on it. Of course, if it had some  solos and screams, I would enjoy it even more.
Murder by Pride, besides the many ballads, as someone said above, it has that stryper vibe missed on Reborn.
Also, the last position is already saved for The Covering as I don't usually care about cover albums.

I'd slide TFB into the second slot, couple songs don't hold my attention but overall it's great.

1.  Final Battle
2.  No More Hell To Pay
3.  Fallen
4.  Even The Devil Believes
5.  God Damn Evil
6.  Murder By Pride
7.  Reborn

Second Coming and The Covering aren't really "ratable" in my opinion...


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Not a best of ranking, but a ranking of my favorites

Fallen
God Damn Evil
Reborn
No More Hell To Pay
The Final Battle
Even The Devil Believes
Murder By Pride

8. Murder By Pride. None of the songs here stand out, doesn't sound like metal at all, and barely counts as hard rock. Not bad, but kind of boring.
7. Reborn. Underrated. Some of Stryper's best riffs here, especially on Reborn and Live Again. But the other albums are more consistent.
6. Even the Devil Believes. Just feels like a bunch of that era's mediocre songs put on one album.
5. The Covering. Wayward Son was the only one I know the original of, but this has some great riffs. One of Stryper's heaviest albums.
4. The Final Battle. Some of the best Stryper songs on here, but I think the top three have more stand-outs.
3. Fallen. A very consistent album, with some of the best of the band, my favorite being King Of Kings.
2. No More Hell to Pay. My favorite Stryper song is Marching into Battle from here. The rest of the album is also heavier and better than most of the rest.
1. God Damn Evil. The most consistent album IMO, and maybe the heaviest. Sorry has a pretty heavy riff, and while they are quiet, Take it to the Cross actually has some brutal vocals at the end.