Taking a very personal experience, like, say, dying from a heart attack and being resurrected in a Norwegian airport, and letting that inspire your song writing and eventually an album is something that can just might foster a great collection of songs. 'Over My Dead Body' is not a title that is pulled out of thin air. Tony Mills, the former TNT, Sweet, Shy and Slam singer, did suffer from a heart attack, and now, almost five years later, here's the album where he documents his thoughts and feelings of that tour and his death, as it were. And, yeah, that's Mills' body on the cover of the album in case you're wondering.

Hauling in musicians from both Europe and the States, from bands like Royal Hunt, TNT, Dockers Guild, W.E.T and Return, and with his own capable voice on top, Mills delivers an introspective and dark hard rock/heavy metal album which most fans of melodic heavy metal and hard rock ought to appreciate.

Sometimes sounding a bit like Queensrÿche, sometimes a bit like Riot, sometimes even a bit like Saxon (listen to Somewhere in London, and you'll know what I mean), 'Over My Dead Body' contains eleven songs that display the kind of good, solid, catchy, classic rock song writing that means that you have a tendency to let the disc spin yet another time when you reach number 01 again. Now, that, ladies and gentlemen, is a sign of quality.