Recycling is good for the environment, so is recycling old Helloween tunes a good environmental move? Michael Kiske has re-recorded and re-arranged ten Helloween songs from the period he spent in the band. All ten songs were originally written by him, so all he has done is that he has taken a different look at the songs and have put them in a new sonic environment.

Chronologic the songs are: "A Little Time" (Keepers, Pt. 1), "You Always Walk Alone" & "We Got the Right" (Keepers, Pt. 2), "Kids of the Century", "Going Home" & "Your Turn" (Pink Bubles), "When the Sinner", "In the Night", "I Believe" and "Longing" (Chameleon) as well as the brand new track: "Different Ways".

I like the new versions of the songs, and some of the less successful songs have been given a new life and sound fresh. The all acoustic approach surely benefits the songs and I don't think Michael Kiske needs to prove to anyone that he is a great vocalist and songwriter any more.

A well done almost singer-songwriter album from one of my favourite vocalists and an album that proves that there is still room for Michael Kiske in the metal circles.