King's X, Gretchen Goes to Nebraska - 52m 26s

Tracks & Durations

1. Out Of The Silent Planet	5:44
2. Over My Head	4:47
3. Summerland	3:17
4. Everybody Knows A Little Bit Of Something	3:57
5. The Difference (In The Garden Of St. Anne's-On-The-Hill)	3:08
6. I'll Never Be The Same	4:56
7. Mission	5:01
8. Fall On Me	4:05
9. Pleiades	4:41
10. Don't Believe It (It's Easier Said Than Done)	3:07
11. Send A Message	4:02
12. The Burning Down	5:34

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Review

An intelligent blend of melodic and heavy rock, Gretchen Goes to Nebraska is arguably King's X's finest album. It's more exciting than the followup Faith Hope Love, with the heavy opener "Out of the Silent Planet" (C.S. Lewis fans take note), and the hard rock "Fall On Me" and "Over My Head" (a single from the album). There are ballads as well, such as the beautiful "Summerland." The inclusion of the organ, the sitar, and the dulcimer in the arsenal of instruments adds a nice touch. Heavy metal fans may grow impatient with this one, but fans of melody-oriented progressive rock will definitely want to check it out. --Genevieve Williams

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