Liberty n' Justice was founded in 1991 by Justin Murr and Patrick Marchand.
Five ablums later and one month before "Welcome To The Revolution" was released, Murr went back into the studio to start working on another CD.
"I have a dream and I know God put this dream in my heart," Murr says. "For this new record, I expanded on the original idea. I thought how cool and what kind of ministry would it be to have 'known' rock singers singing Christian songs."
Murr wanted to go in a new direction with this CD as well. "Revolution" sold better than anyone thought it would, but Murr 'musically' had only worked with two people during his recording career. So he hired a producer named Mike Layne best known for his work with Leaderdogs and Mudvayne.
"Mike brought it all together," says Murr. "This record is really a turning point in the history of Liberty n' Justice."
"Soundtrack of a Soul" was born and released in 2006.
Intro
Kings of Hollywood (Ez Gomer of Jet Circus)
Another Nail (Sebastian Bach)
State of Grace (Russell Arcara of Surgin/Prophet/Arcara)
Malice in Wonderland (Jamie Rowe of Guardian)
Grenade (Dale & Troy Thompson of Bride)
Show Me the Way (Oni Logan of Lynch Mob)
Sight Unseen (Leif Garrett)
Up That Hill (Josh Kramer of Saint)
Surreal (Scott Wenzel of White Cross)
Flinch (Tony Harnell of TNT/Starbreaker)
Thy Will Be Done (Mark Slaughter of Slaughter & Pete Loran of Trixter)
Killer Grin (Stephen Pearcy of Ratt)
If The World Could Be Mine (Joe Cerisano of Silver Condor/Trans-Siberian Orchestra)
Always Tomorrow (Ted Poley of Danger Danger)
Hope & Pray / Ballad of King David (Phil Naro of Talas / Peter Criss Band)
