I Can Only Imagine is an album that was released by the band Stryper in 1982. It features classic rock songs such as "Blackened" and "Stranger Than Kindred." The album has been re-recorded several times, including this version which was released in 2015. Overall, I think this is a great way to experience the classics of Stryper's discography. My Cherie Amour (from the movie Almost Famous) is another classic rock song that has been re-recorded for this album. The original version was performed by Led Zeppelin and it became one of their most popular songs. This version features a more modern production, but still captures the essence of the original. I think fans of both Stryper and Led Zeppelin will enjoy this track. The Rain Song (From "Almost Famous") is another classic rock song that has been re-recorded for this album. It was originally performed by Fleetwood Mac and it became one of their most popular songs. This version features a more modern production, but still captures the essence of the original. I think fans of both Stryper and Fleetwood Mac will enjoy this track. Something in the Air (From Almost Famous) is another classic rock song that has been re-recorded for this album. It was originally performed by The Doors and it became one of their most popular songs. This version features a more modern production, but still captures the essence of the original. I think fans of both Stryper and The Doors will enjoy this track. Every Picture Tells a Story (From "Almost Famous") is another classic rock song that has been re-recorded for this album. It was originally performed by Led Zeppelin and it became one of their most popular songs. This version features a more modern production, but still captures the essence of the original. I think fans of both Stryper and Led Zeppelin will enjoy this track. America (From "Almost Famous") is another classic rock song that has been re-recorded for this album. It was originally performed by Toto and it became one of their most popular songs. This version features a more modern production, but still captures the essence of the original. I think fans of both Stryper and Toto will enjoy this track. Overall, I think this is a great way to experience classic rock songs that have been re-recorded by Stryper. The album features some of the most popular songs from the 70s and 80s and it's clear that Stryper has done a great job of capturing the essence of these classics while also adding their own modern touch.