tour dates for September and October, see what’s been confirmed below. Rock the rebel - Metal the Devil Volbeat (Interprète) CD album Paru le 23 février 2007 4,5 3 avis - 3 sur les autres formats Écouter tous les titres Vendu et expédié par uniqueplace 4,5 341 921 ventes État du produit Neuf Pays dexpédition Suisse Commentaires du vendeur Le délai de livraison est denviron 8 à 14 jours. “Don’t Tread on Me” definitely had a swing that I could turn into a Volbeat swing, and it turned out really great.” We were trying to pick a song that you don’t hear as much from that album, and the most important thing was to pick a song where we could transform it into a Volbeat song. Regarding the cover song, Volbeat frontman Michael Poulsen comments, “ We didn’t want to touch any of the big hits on that album, which is quite difficult because they’re all hits, somehow. For “Don’t Tread On Me,” Volbeat has chosen the Børne Cancer Fonden in Denmark.” All profits from The Metallica Blacklist will be donated to charity, benefiting Metallica’s All Within My Hands foundation and a charity of each contributing artists’ choice. The track appears on the forthcoming album, ‘The Metallica Blacklist,’ which will be available on digital and streaming on September 10th, and on vinyl and CD October 1st.Ī presser states, “ The album features an unprecedented 50+ artists contributing a unique interpretation of their favorite cut from Metallica’s self-titled fifth album, celebrating the 30th anniversary of Metallica (aka “The Black Album”).
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as 'Rock the Rebel / Metal the Devil' is an album that deserves to be heard by fans that are looking for the full rock experience from.
However the basis in the music is still strongly influenced by early- to mid nineties Metallica with an added groove based element. The band have generally become much better at incorporating the 50s rock´n´roll sound into their brand of the heavy metal. There are some really strong tracks on the album like the above mentioned "The Garden's Tale" (which features a guest appearance by Johan Olsen from Magtens Korridorer, who delivers some vocal lines in Danish), the opening track "The Human Instrument", "Devil or the Blue Cat's Song" and the Johnny Cash inspired "Sad Man's Tongue".
While not all tracks on the album stand out equally much (the two closing tracks "You or them" and "Boa (JDM)" are examples of the least memorable tracks), there are less filler than on the debut and that´s greatly appreciated. A compact tracklist with only 11 tracks compared to the 15 track monster of a debut album, is also a successful move to my ears. The band has expanded on their heavy metal meets 50s rock´n´roll style and also given it a bit more polish (read: much better sound production than the case was on the debut album) and generally more diversity too. Things began to stir internationally too though and all in all "Rock the Rebel/Metal the Devil" was a both a great commercial and artistic success for Volbeat. While "The Strength/The Sound/The Songs (2005)" certainly put Volbeat on the map, especially in Denmark, "Rock the Rebel/Metal the Devil" was a genuine breakthrough for the band, who could now hear the track "The Garden's Tale" being played to death on the Danish national radiostation P3. The album was released through Mascot Records in February 2007. "Rock the Rebel/Metal the Devil" is the 2nd full-length studio album by Danish heavy metal act Volbeat.
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