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* [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Stryper Stryper] ([http://www.stryper.com/ Official Stryper site]) with bass player [http://www.timothygaines.com/tourlog.htm Timothy Gaines] | * [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Stryper Stryper] ([http://www.stryper.com/ Official Stryper site]) with bass player [http://www.timothygaines.com/tourlog.htm Timothy Gaines] | ||
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"I had the chance to see this band in Kitchener, Ontario Canada in 1985 at an outdoor festival called Greenfest. They were new on the scene, but drew a huge crowd and were the main act of the fest. I am 56 at the time of this writing, and enjoy their music now as much as I did 26 years ago. Great stuff if you like to shred for Jesus. Their album Soldiers Under Command and Yellow and Black Attack brought the gospel of Jesus Christ to the rock and metal community, which for too long was Satan's playground. Who better than these metal missionaries to evangelize the dark regions of pop music? They shout the truth of God's love into the ears of each and every listener, no matter what your preference. The annointing is felt in each track, the guitars sing as well as the clean vocal harmonies of Michael Sweet and the boys. " - [http://www.amazon.com/Soldiers-Under-Command-Stryper/product-reviews/B000000OB1?pageNumber=2 Larry Gill] | "I had the chance to see this band in Kitchener, Ontario Canada in 1985 at an outdoor festival called Greenfest. They were new on the scene, but drew a huge crowd and were the main act of the fest. I am 56 at the time of this writing, and enjoy their music now as much as I did 26 years ago. Great stuff if you like to shred for Jesus. Their album Soldiers Under Command and Yellow and Black Attack brought the gospel of Jesus Christ to the rock and metal community, which for too long was Satan's playground. Who better than these metal missionaries to evangelize the dark regions of pop music? They shout the truth of God's love into the ears of each and every listener, no matter what your preference. The annointing is felt in each track, the guitars sing as well as the clean vocal harmonies of Michael Sweet and the boys. " - [http://www.amazon.com/Soldiers-Under-Command-Stryper/product-reviews/B000000OB1?pageNumber=2 Larry Gill] | ||
| − | + | "I was there ay Greenfest 85. I am going to see Stryper tonight May 15, 2019 in Etobicoke a the [http://www.therockpile.ca/cal_new/may%2015.jpg Rockpile]. | |
==GreenFest 86== | ==GreenFest 86== | ||
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GreenFestGreenFest was an outdoor Christian music festival held at Bingemans Park in Kitchener, Ontario in the summers of 1985 and 1986. Both GreenFest85 and GreenFest 86 were organized by Sjon Deters and supporters. Sjon Deters and Steve Burchell and music ministry friends also set up and produced Lighthouse North.
GreenFest 85GreenFest 85 was held from June 28 to June 30, 1985. The MC for GreenFest was Bim Ingersoll Bands and artists included: (Please Contact us if you were there).
"I was there ay Greenfest 85. I am going to see Stryper tonight May 15, 2019 in Etobicoke a the Rockpile. GreenFest 86GreenFest 85 was held from June 28 to June 30, 1985. MC was Bim Ingersoll Bands and artists included: (Please if you were there.)
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