Frontiers\/BAM<\/p>\n
Fabulous but born 25 years too late Norwegian vocalist Jorn Lande releases yet another album that is not brand new material. Some of the material is simply enhanced with symphonic parts, others have been remixed to make more room for the orchestral parts. Apparently JORN has strived to chose 14 songs which he felt deserves another chance or perhaps were bonus tracks in some territories. There are two DIO-related songs on offer as always, both \u201cRock\u00b4n`Roll Children\u201d off \u201cSacred Heart\u201d or the title track off BLACK SABBATH\u00b4s \u201c\u201dThe Mob Rules\u201d. The lineup of the band seems untouched, and the orchestral arrangements were made by Lasse Jensen. <\/p>\n
Opener \u201cI Came to Rock\u201d has been given a pompous opening, but apart from the vocal performance there is little of interest. The same goes for the great speedy little gem \u201cBurn Your Flame\u201d and the more chanting \u201cMan of the Dark\u201d. MASTERPLAN\u00b4s \u201cTime to Be King\u201d is not the best that band has to offer (maybe a reworking due to the lack of touring and PR for the album?) and the out of place sounding keys adds preciously little. I do enjoy Jorn\u00b4s voice but I think it\u00b4s about time we get to hear some new and striking tunes. Ominously enough the best track by far is the reworking of \u201cRock\u00b4n\u00b4Roll Children\u201d, which isn\u00b4t exactly new. But I must say that the KATE BUSH inspired \u201cBehind the Clown\u201d is an interesting piece. Otherwise I don\u00b4t know if JORN\u00b4s fans will bother about this one. <\/p>\n
Track List
\nI Came to Rock
\nRock\u00b4n\u00b4Roll Children
\nThe World I See
\nBurn Your Flame
\nMan of the Dark
\nMy Road
\nTime to Be King
\nBlack Morning
\nLike Stone in Water
\nVision Eyes
\nWar of the World
\nBehind the Clown
\nA Thousand Cuts
\nThe Mob Rules<\/p>\n
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