Music from "The Elder" facts for kids

Music from "The Elder" is a special kind of album by the famous American hard rock and heavy metal band Kiss. It was released on November 10, 1981. This album is different from many others because it tells a story, which makes it a "concept album."

What is a Concept Album?

A concept album is like a musical storybook. Instead of just a collection of songs, all the songs on a concept album work together. They tell a single story or explore a main idea. For "Music from 'The Elder'," the songs tell a fantasy story about a young hero.

The Story of "The Elder"

This album tells a fantasy tale about a young boy. He is chosen to become a hero in a secret organization called the "Order of the Elder." The songs follow his journey as he learns and grows. It's a bit like listening to a movie with your ears!

About the Band: Kiss

Kiss is a very well-known rock band from the United States. They are famous for their exciting stage shows. They also wear unique makeup and costumes. While "The Elder" is a concept album, Kiss is usually known for their powerful rock anthems.

Songs on the Album

Here are the songs that make up the story of "Music from 'The Elder'":

• "Fanfare"
• "Just a Boy"
• "Odyssey"
• "Only You"
• "Under the Rose"
• "Dark Light"
• "A World Without Heroes"
• "The Oath"
• "Mr. Blackwell"
• "I"

Images for kids

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  Dutch single cover to "I" b/w "The Oath" single

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  Australian single cover of the "A World Without Heroes" b/w "Dark Light" single

See also

In Spanish: Music from "The Elder" para niños