Comments for Stryper, Can't Stop The Rock

This is a "Greatest Hits" compilation album

"Can't Stop The Rock" was released in 1991 by Hollywood records, not Enigma. In fact, Enigma records went bankrupt after the executives of the company stole all the label's money and left the country, leaving artist like Stryper & Poison to fend for themselves. Poison went on to further their contract with Capitol records while Stryper followed long-time friend, Wes Heim to Disney's new label Hollywood records. Hollywood agreed to release the Stryper compilation disk (featuring two new tracks) but would not further their contract. In the middle of the Can't Stop The Rock/ Against the Law world tour, singer Michael Sweet left the band in order to pursue a solo career. - source "Robert Sweet" drummer for Stryper

"Can''t Stop The Rock" was released in 1991 by Hollywood records, not Enigma. In fact, Enigma records went bankrupt after the executives of the company stole all the label''s money and left the country, leaving artist like Stryper & Poison to fend for themselves. Poison went on to further their contract with Capitol records while Stryper followed long-time friend, Wes Heim to Disney''s new label Hollywood records. Hollywood agreed to release the Stryper compilation disk (featuring two new tracks) but would not further their contract. In the middle of the Can''t Stop The Rock/ Against the Law world tour, singer Michael Sweet left the band in order to pursue a solo career. - source: I did interviews in 1995 with the following: "Robert Sweet" drummer for Stryper, and "Michael Sweet" singer for Stryper- thanks, David Osborne