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Rabbit Don't Come Easy
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| Rabbit Don't Come Easy | ||
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| Studio album by Helloween | ||
| Released | 2003 | |
| Genre | Power metal | |
| Length | 61:13 | |
| Label | Nuclear Blast | |
| Producer(s) | Charlie Bauerfeind | |
| Professional reviews | ||
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| Helloween chronology | ||
| The Dark Ride (2000) |
Rabbit Don't Come Easy (2003) |
Keeper of the Seven Keys - The Legacy (2005) |
Rabbit Don't Come Easy is the tenth album by the German power metal/heavy metal band Helloween. It is something of a return to the roots for the band. Rabbit Don't Come Easy combines many old classic Helloween elements with newer sounds and a modern production.
No drummer is listed in the band line-up for this album. Mark Cross was hired for the position before recording, but only managed to complete two tracks ("Don't Stop Being Crazy" and "Listen to The Flies") before being forced to leave through illness. Mikkey Dee of Motörhead played on the rest of the songs on a session basis. The Japanese version contains a cover of Accept's "Fast as a Shark," which the band's new touring drummer, Stefan Schwarzmann.
- "Just a Little Sign" (Deris) – 4:26
- "Open Your Life" (Gerstner/Deris) – 4:30
- "The Tune" (Weikath) – 5:35
- "Never Be a Star" (Deris) – 4:10
- "Liar" (Deris/Grosskopf/Gerstner) – 4:55
- "Sun 4 the World" (Deris/Gerstner) – 3:55
- "Don't Stop Being Crazy" (Deris) – 4:21
- "Do You Feel Good" (Weikath) – 4:22
- "Hell Was Made in Heaven" (Deris/Grosskopf) – 5:33
- "Back against the Wall" (Deris/Weikath) – 5:44
- "Listen to the Flies" (Deris/Gerstner) – 4:52
- "Nothing to Say" (Weikath) – 8:27
- "Far Away" (Grosskopf) – 4:18 (Extra Track on Limited Edition)
- Andi Deris - Vocals
- Michael Weikath - Guitars
- Sascha Gerstner - Guitars
- Markus Grosskopf - Bass
- Mikkey Dee - Drums (session)
- Mark Cross - Drums (session)
| Helloween | ||
| Andi Deris | Michael Weikath | Sascha Gerstner | Markus Grosskopf | Daniel Löble | ||
| Kai Hansen - Michael Kiske - Ingo Schwichtenberg - Roland Grapow - Uli Kusch - Mark Cross - Stefan Schwarzmann | ||
| Discography | ||
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| Studio albums: Helloween | Walls of Jericho | Keeper of the Seven Keys Part 1 | Keeper of the Seven Keys Part 2 | Pink Bubbles Go Ape | Chameleon | Master of the Rings | The Time of the Oath | Better Than Raw | Metal Jukebox | The Dark Ride | Rabbit Don't Come Easy | Keeper of the Seven Keys – The Legacy |
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| Live albums: I Want Out Live | Keepers Live | Live in the UK | High Live | Keeper Of The Seven Keys - The Legacy World Tour 2005/2006 | ||
| Compilations: Pumpkin Tracks | The Best, The Rest, The Rare | Karaoke Album vol. 1 | Metal Jukebox | Treasure Chest | ||
| Singles: "Judas" | "Future World" | "Dr. Stein" | "I Want Out" | "Windmill" | "If I Could Fly" | "Just a Little Sign" | "Mrs. God" | "Light the Universe" | ||
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