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| TITLE:
Now that's what i call 'kin' music |
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| LABEL: Book of Hours |
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| RELEASE #:
BOHCD1 |
| RELEASE DATE:
2005 |
| TRACKS: 9 |
TRACK LIST:
1. Be quick or be dead
2. Twilight zone
3. 22 Acacia avenue
4. The Angel and the gambler
5. The mercenary
6. The trooper
7. Fortunes of war
8. Blood on the world's hands
9. Stranger in a strange land
10. Flash of the blade
11. Wildest dreams
12. Futureal
13. Nomad
14. Sanctuary
15. Innocent exile
16. Public enema number one
17. Heaven can wait
18. Burning ambition
19. Seventh son of a seventh son |
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| GENRE: New
Wave of British Heavy Metal |
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BAND MEMBERS:
Mattias Reinholdsson - bass, guitar, vocals and stuff
Henrik Johansson - drums, bass, guitar, vocals, keyboards,
mandolin |
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Food
for Thought is a band, who basically released an album
with nineteen songs from Iron Maiden covered
in a unique way. The guys choose these songs and they make
some really interesting covers. They didn't just play the
songs as Iron Maiden, they change a little bit
or they put some other instruments just to make more interesting
the very successful tracks. Of course the songs remain Iron
Maiden songs, but have you heard the track "Be quick
or be dead" with female vocals? Or have you heard
the singer from Entombed to be part in "The
Trooper"? I found very interesting the idea of Mattias
and Henrik and i hope more and more people will know
about this project. Also i have heard that we will have another
band that will cover Iron Maiden tracks with
only piano. Very interesting things will come. My favorite
tracks from this album are: The trooper and Seventh
son of a seventh son.
SCORE
out of 8,5/10 Antonis Maglaras
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Similarities to: Iron
Maiden of course
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