667.. The Neighbour of the Beast

667.. The Neighbour of the Beast is the debut album by the modern glam metal group Wig Wam. Released in Norway on March 8, 2004 the album would establish Wig Wam as one of Norway's biggest rock acts, resulting in their participation in the 2005 Eurovision Song Contest.

667.. The Neighbour of the Beast
Studio album by Wig Wam
Released	March 8, 2004
Recorded	2004
Studio	Firehouse Studio, New York City Hitsville, Halden, Norway
Genre	Glam metal
Length	46:52
Label	Global Music
Producer	Trond Holter, Ole Evenrude and Thomas Siqueland
Wig Wam chronology
667.. The Neighbour of the Beast (2004) Hard to Be a Rock'n Roller (2005)
Singles from Hard To Be A Rock 'N Roller
"I Turn to You" Released: 2004 "Crazy Things" Released: 2004

The album would include two Wig Wam singles, being the Mel C cover "I Turn to You" and the anthemic "Hard to Be a Rock n' Roller". Several other popular tracks, including their Melodi Grand Prix 2004 song "Crazy Things" (which would be released in promo form), were also included on the album.

In January 2005, the album was renamed to Hard to Be a Rock'n Roller. A radio-edit from the song "Hard to Be a Rock'n Roller" and a few videos were added. In March from the same year, this album was renamed another time to "Hard to Be a Rock n' Roller... In Kiev!". The song "In my dreams" and the video "Hard to Be a Rock n' Roller" were added to the original track list from the album at that time.

The name of the album 667.. The Neighbour of the Beast is a quote from a computer game named "Max Payne 2" as well as a twist on the Iron Maiden album The Number of the Beast. 667 also turns up as the license plate of the "guitar car" on their third album Non Stop Rock'n Roll.