2. Kings Of Hollywood - Leading off the latest Liberty n' Justice album, Ez Gomer of Jet Circus. Straight forward rocker, Ez's vocals have that hint of Billy Idol which makes his performance on this track brilliant. The guitars are put together nicely but what really shines here is the drum-line. In your face drums that push the song to the limit for an explosive sound. Drums done by Mikkey Dee of Motorhead.

3. Another Nail - Fans of rock will know this singer right off the bat, Sebastian Bach. For those who don't know his style, he's a harder edged then CJ Snare and just as nasty (in a good way) as Ozzy Osborne. There's 2 parts to this song, the hard edge and the soft edge. The hard edge would be the raw feel of the recording, the soft edge is the middle sections that slow down a bit. Definitely a song for all those rockers out there.

8. Sight Unseen - Leif Garrett still has it, there's no doubt that his vocals are crisp and better then most vocalists out there today. A fun rock track that starts off acoustic and basically ends acoustic, but in the middle there's that classic rock feel. The backing vocal's are amazing and really add to the overall feel.

9. Up That Hill - Josh Kramer of Saint on lead vocals here. Not having heard Josh before I didn't know what to expect. He does a nice job of moving the song along but the real treat here is the guitar line. Almost Eddie Van Halen in style, very fun to sit back and listen to a couple times through.

11. Flinch - Unbelievable is the word I'd use to describe this track. Tony Harnell of TNT/Starbreaker takes over vocal duties and doesn't disappoint. A hard edged track but the main hooks are dead on amazing. From the guitar licks to the killer vocal mix this song is not to be missed.

13. Killer Grin - Stephen Pearcy of Ratt, another powerhouse vocalist here. As soon as you hear Stephen you'll be taken back to classic Ratt! Extremely catchy, down and dirty rocker that fits hand in hand with Pearcy's vocals. The guitar's have that classic rock feel, the guitar solo is short and sweet but fits nicely.

14. If The World Could Be Mine - Joe Cerisano of Silver Condor/Trans-Siberian Orchestra, now I'm familiar with some of Joe's material but I was completely blown away on this track. I always though that Joe's vocals sounded similar to David Coverdale. I couldn't help but think that this song was made for a movie soundtrack, Days Of Thunder came to mind right away. Unbelievable transitions here, from slow to mid-tempo and then basically almost a dead air area where Joe just tells you a story with a great backing vocal mix.

First of all, Liberty n' Justice is one of the best projects out there today. These guys sit back and not only write some amazing material but get the vocalists to help back it all up. Now we've said this before about Christian/Faith/Inspirational material, it gets a bad wrap from some because they feel someone is preaching to them. Because of that they choose to slander it and choose not to even give it a chance. There's none of that here, what you get are songs written with meanings but you take away what you want to take away, the artists/band aren't judging you. They are simply showing you what a higher power has done for them and what to share their talents and messages with you. If your not into Christian music you'll probably pass on this album even with all the amazing musicians on it. But for those on the bubble, I say snag it! You can't go wrong here, the music is dead on brilliant and leaves you with a "I gotta hear that again" feel. Honestly if you are into Rock music this is a must buy, every track is classic rock / heavy rock in sound and you'll really enjoy how the whole album flows. There's tons of repeater tracks here.

Final Rating For "Liberty n' Justice - Soundtrack Of A Soul":

    1 Point = Transitions / Order
    1 Point = Fun Factor
    1 Point = Instruments / Vocal Sound
    1 Point = Writing / Lyrics
    1 Point = Overall Design / Feel

    Overall Total: 5/5