Helloween - Keeper Of The Seven Keys - The Legacy
Release date: | 31 October 2005 |
Style: | Power metal |
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Disc I
01. The King For A 1000 Years
02. The Invisible Man
03. Born On Judgment Day
04. Pleasure Drone
05. Mrs. God
06. Silent Rain
Disc II
01. Occasion Avenue
02. Light The Universe [feat. Candice Night]
03. Do You Know What You're Fighting For
04. Come Alive
05. Shade In The Shadow
06. Get It Up
07. My Life For One More Day
08. Revolution [Japan bonus]
+ Mr. God [video][Russian Edition bonus]
01. The King For A 1000 Years
02. The Invisible Man
03. Born On Judgment Day
04. Pleasure Drone
05. Mrs. God
06. Silent Rain
Disc II
01. Occasion Avenue
02. Light The Universe [feat. Candice Night]
03. Do You Know What You're Fighting For
04. Come Alive
05. Shade In The Shadow
06. Get It Up
07. My Life For One More Day
08. Revolution [Japan bonus]
+ Mr. God [video][Russian Edition bonus]
Andreas "Andi" Deris - vocals, additional keyboards
Michael Weikath - guitars
Sascha Gerstner - guitars, additional keyboards
Daniel Löble - drums
Markus Großkopf - bass
Additional musicians
Friedel Amon - keyboards
Candice Night - vocals
Oliver Hartmann - backing vocals
Olaf Senkbeil - backing vocals
Additional info
Produced by Charlie Bauerfeind.
Rating:
7.5
7.5
Rating: 7.5 |
The release of this "Keeper Of The Seven Keys Part III - The Legacy", end of this epic story started by Helloween 18 years ago with the amazing "Keeper Of The Seven Keys Part I", is like a big event in our Metal world. But it's also a bit hazardous and the band probably knows that a lot of people are waiting to see the result especially when you know that the tow firsts "Keeper Of The Seven Keys" are considered like classics. Read more ›› |
Rating:
9.6
9.6
Rating: 9.6 |
Helloween are the godfathers of Power metal. Keeper of the Seven Keys, especially the second part, is the the Holy Grail of Power metal. But it doesn't matter who dares to touch it, anyone who takes a classic and tries to make it better really has guts. It takes a very strong will to take a name as Keeper of the Seven Keys and make a third part of it. Now, those who oppose may say 3 things: that Helloween is already dead; that you can't do it without Michael Kiske; that you can't do it without Kai Hansen. Read more ›› |
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