Six Feet Under - To Release 'Graveyard Classics IV'
Six Feet Under will release the fourth installment of their Graveyard Classics series on May 27th, this time paying tribute to two of metal's most heralded legends: Iron Maiden and Judas Priest! Entitled Graveyard Classics IV: The Number Of The Priest, the album is comprised of five Judas Priest covers (side A), and six Iron Maiden covers (side B), handpicked by Metal Blade Records CEO Brian Slagel. For a first preview, the cover version of "Invader" is now streaming below.
Tracklist:
Side A: Judas Priest
01. Night Crawler
02. Starbreaker
03. Genocide
04. Invader
05. Never Satisfied
Side B: Iron Maiden
06. Murders in the Rue Morgue
07. Prowler
08. Flash of the Blade
09. The Evil That Men Do
10. Stranger in a Strange Land
11. Total Eclipse
The band will be on tour this summer in Europe for a very special select run of dates. Chris Barnes comments: "Graveyard Classics The Tour begins June 30th and ends July 9th, with our return to the all powerful With Full Force festival! Looking forward to that as well as playing an entire set list of cover songs on this tour - something we've never done before! It will prove to be a very special group of shows. If you're anywhere near these places this summer, make sure not to miss this!"
Tour dates:
June 30 - Rotterdam, The Netherlands - Baroeg
July 1 - Roitzschjora, Germany - With Full Force Festival
July 2 - Flensburg, Germany - Roxy
July 3 - Rostock, Germany - Alte Zuckerfabrik
July 4 - TBA
July 5 - TBA
July 6 - Innsbruck, Austria - PMK
July 7 - Ludwigsburg, Germany - Rockfabrik
July 8 - Pratteln, Switzerland - Z7
July 9 - Essen, Germany - Turok
Tracklist:
Side A: Judas Priest
01. Night Crawler
02. Starbreaker
03. Genocide
04. Invader
05. Never Satisfied
Side B: Iron Maiden
06. Murders in the Rue Morgue
07. Prowler
08. Flash of the Blade
09. The Evil That Men Do
10. Stranger in a Strange Land
11. Total Eclipse
The band will be on tour this summer in Europe for a very special select run of dates. Chris Barnes comments: "Graveyard Classics The Tour begins June 30th and ends July 9th, with our return to the all powerful With Full Force festival! Looking forward to that as well as playing an entire set list of cover songs on this tour - something we've never done before! It will prove to be a very special group of shows. If you're anywhere near these places this summer, make sure not to miss this!"
Tour dates:
June 30 - Rotterdam, The Netherlands - Baroeg
July 1 - Roitzschjora, Germany - With Full Force Festival
July 2 - Flensburg, Germany - Roxy
July 3 - Rostock, Germany - Alte Zuckerfabrik
July 4 - TBA
July 5 - TBA
July 6 - Innsbruck, Austria - PMK
July 7 - Ludwigsburg, Germany - Rockfabrik
July 8 - Pratteln, Switzerland - Z7
July 9 - Essen, Germany - Turok
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| RaduP CertifiedHipster Posts: 8628 From: Romania  |
Why?
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| Bad English Tage Westerlund Posts: 60962 From: Sweden  |
I see spelling error, typo 
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| ScreamingSteelUS Editor-in-Chief Posts: 5669 From: USA  |
Thank you. I needed this.
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| Karlabos Meat and Potatos Posts: 5658 From: Brazil  |
They should do death metal versions of non-metal graveyard classics.
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| Marcel Hubregtse Grumpy Old Fuck Posts: 40071 From: The Netherlands  |
Written by ScreamingSteelUS on 14.04.2016 at 21:40 Where is the sarcasm or irony emoji in your message?
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| ScreamingSteelUS Editor-in-Chief Posts: 5669 From: USA |
Written by Marcel Hubregtse on 15.04.2016 at 12:38 Sarcasm comes from the heart, not from emojis.
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| Lord_Regnier Posts: 1469 From: Canada  |
Damn, another cover album! Are bands so desperately out of inspiration that all they can do is covers this year? Or is it a new trend? What I find so boring and unoriginal about covers is most of the time it is songs that have already been covered by countless bands. We already heard tons of versions of the songs and very rarely do they are better than the original.
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| Karlabos Meat and Potatos Posts: 5658 From: Brazil |
Written by Lord_Regnier on 16.04.2016 at 20:55 Indeed. What I wanna hear (when it comes to covers) is metal bands covering non-metal bands, vice-versa, or at least cover some underground bands instead of Sellica and Gold Maiden. It's even worse when it's a band covering bands on their own genre. What's the fucking point? =p
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| Lord_Regnier Posts: 1469 From: Canada |
Written by Karlabos on 16.04.2016 at 22:44 If you are to do covers, I would say at least choose more underground bands or, if you're to cover famous bands, at least choose less known songs. For example, cover "To Tame A Land", "The Duellists" or "The Loneliness Of The Long Distance Runner" and not "The Trooper", "Aces High", "Run To THe Hills" or "Wasted Years" (these are just examples to make my point).
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