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LORDI's 'Hard Rock Hallelujah' Song Gets A Makeover

April 18, 2007

ESCToday.com reports that it took a year but now finally there is a version of LORDI's "Hard Rock Hallelujah" that even Finland’s schlager and light pop-oriented Radio Suomi can play.

Last spring Radio Suomi refused to play "Hard Rock Hallelujah" because it didn't fit into their profile of light pop or at middle-of-the-road light rock. Now, over a year later we have a new very smooth mambo version of it performed by NAT NEWBORN BIG TIME. Their "On the Rocks" album enters the official Finnish album chart at No. 4 this week.

The album includes covers of many Finnish pop and rock classics — from NYLON BEAT, APULANTA and the HURRIGANES, just to name a few.

Check out NAT NEWBORN BIG TIME's version of "Hard Rock Hallelujah" at this location.

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