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Time to Burn may refer to: Time to Burn (Giant album), 1992; Time to Burn (Taking Dawn album), 2010 "Time to Burn" (The Rasmus song), a song by the Rasmus from the album Dead Letters "Time to Burn" (Storm song), a song by Storm, 2000 "Time to Burn", a song by Peter Hammill from the album In a Foreign Town "Time to Burn", a song by Dio from the ...
Dead Letters is the fifth album by Finnish band The Rasmus released in 2003. It was released later in 2004 in the US, UK and Australia. Their previous album, Into, had seen some success in some parts of Europe, particularly Scandinavia and Germany, but Dead Letters signified the band's major break-through.
In October 2001, The Rasmus released Into, their fourth studio album, and first album for Playground Music. It was the first The Rasmus to be released in other European countries such as France and Spain. The album reached No. 1 in the Finnish album charts and spawned the singles "F-F-F-Falling", "Chill", "Madness" and "Heartbreaker/Days".
The video for Stranger was filmed in Singapore, and depicts Lauri dressed as a king and finding himself as a stranger in a new time. [ 10 ] A tour edition of the album was released on 9 November, with the 10 previous tracks and five bonus tracks, including the single "Mysteria", released on 24 September.
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Playboys is the second studio album by Finnish rock band The Rasmus (formerly known as "Rasmus") which was released on 29 August 1997 on Warner Music Finland. It was certified Gold in Finland, and the single "Blue" also went Gold when it was released in May the same year. The album was not as popular outside their homeland Finland.
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Livin' in a World Without You is a song by Finnish rock band the Rasmus and the first single from their seventh studio album, Black Roses. It is also first track on the album. It is also first track on the album.