Stay Of Execution

Released in 1992 on Intense Records, Stay Of Execution was their fourth album and was a major change in direction for the band musically.
Stay of Execution went in a more progressive metal direction, complete with new guitarist Mike Phillips.
In an interview with Doug Van Pelt of HM Magazine, when asked about the musical change, Jimmy P. Brown explained: "I got tired of being labeled 'Oh, there's Deliverance.... the Metallica clones are back.' You know, that got really old. Because in a sense we were kind of ripping them off. But I definitely know that the Lord wants us to be original. I want to be original. So I think it was time." ~HM Video Magazine
While this move did anger fans at the time, others feel that Stay represents Deliverance's best work.
Recorded at Mixing Lab B, Huntington Beach CA.
Mixed at Mixing Lab A, Garden Grove CA.
Produced by Terry Taylor
Mastered by Doug Doyle

Lineup

Jimmy P. Brown II (Fearful Symmetry, Jupiter VI) - Vocals/Guitars
Michael Phillips (The Sacrificed, Fasedown, Join The Dead) - Guitars
Brian Khairullah (Max Blam Jam) - Bass
Kevin Lee (L.S.U.) - Drums

Guest Artists

Eric Clayton (Saviour Machine) - Background Vocals
Jerry Chamberlain - Background Vocals
Love Larrimore - Background Vocals
Terry Taylor (Daniel Amos, Lost Dogs, The Swirling Eddies) - Background Vocals
Mike Grato (Recon) - Bass
Gene Eugene (Adam Again, The Swirling Eddies, Lost Dogs) - Electric Piano [Rhodes]
Rob Watson - Keyboards