Metal Jukebox cover

Metal Jukebox

Helloween · 1999

52 min · 11 tracks · power metal

A vibrant collection of classic rock covers infused with Helloween's signature power metal energy and theatrical flair.

Top tracks — play these first

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    He’s a Woman - She’s a Man Start here — accessible entry with immediate hook
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    Locomotive Breath — This rendition captures the raw energy of Jethro Tull's original while layering powerful guitar riffs that highlight Helloween's metal roots.
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    Space Oddity — Helloween transforms David Bowie's iconic track into a soaring metal anthem, emphasizing the dramatic themes of isolation and existential wonder.
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    Hocus Pocus — The band delivers an exhilarating version of Focus's classic, incorporating catchy yodeling and dynamic instrumentation that showcases their playful side.

Is this for you?

Good fit if you like

  • short, punchy listening sessions
  • nostalgic exploration of classics
  • dynamic emotional journeys
  • energetic background ambiance

Where this album fits

In the catalog
Experimental — A cover album showcasing diverse influences, marking a shift from original material.
Themes
theatrical metal reinterpretations· existential isolation anthems
Career context
Released in 1999, Metal Jukebox marked Helloween's first album of cover songs, showcasing their diverse influences while providing a temporary shift from original material. This album came after the band's commercial peak during the late 80s and early 90s, following their 1996 release, The Time of the Oath.
Stylistic neighbors
Gamma Ray· Stratovarius· Blind Guardian

Tracklist

  • 1 He’s a Woman - She’s a Man Start here 3:14
  • 2 Locomotive Breath 3:56
  • 3 Lay All Your Love on Me 4:36
  • 4 Space Oddity 4:52
  • 5 From Out of Nowhere 3:19
  • 6 All My Loving 1:44
  • 7 Hocus Pocus 6:43
  • 8 Faith Healer 7:08
  • 9 Juggernaut 4:50
  • 10 White Room 5:46
  • 11 Mexican 5:48

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