Yet another tribute album to the 4 horsemen, this time a Hip hop CD. My collection does already have way too many "tributes" which is nothing more than bad versions of the songs we all love. Having said that, this disc will not collect dust, it took me by storm, the new arranged hip hop versions show us that the originals are strong tunes and can be used as ingredients to more than heavy metal. This is not blasphemy but pure moshable rap-style-metal.
No words, except a few short names tells us about who the people behind this tribute is. Sad. It is also true that it is the latest songs that makes this format best. Track 9 and 10, "Jump in the fire" and "For whom the bell tolls" does not do any good in the package but the rest, all eight, are killer stuff. Can be ordered from Amazon.com now
No words, except a few short names tells us about who the people behind this tribute is. Sad. It is also true that it is the latest songs that makes this format best. Track 9 and 10, "Jump in the fire" and "For whom the bell tolls" does not do any good in the package but the rest, all eight, are killer stuff. 
