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October 14, 2005 - As of right now this album is not been released
but Church Of Metal was able to get our hands on it and we
gave it a listen. This is truly a great piece of work. Any Helloween
fan or heavy metal music fan in general should give this a few listens
so grab your copy on October 31st 2005!
The lineup on the record includes singer Andi Deris, guitarists Michael
Weikath and Sascha Gerstner, bassist Markus Großkopf and drummer
Dani Löble (ex-RAWHEAD REXX). Produced by Charlie Bauerfeind (BLIND
GUARDIAN, HALFORD, RAGE), "Keeper of the Seven Keys - The Legacy"
will be released as a high-quality digipack with six flaps.
We strongly recommend checking out Keeper of the Seven Keys pt1 &
2 as well. Do you want to download or listen to the besy heavy metal
music from Helloween?
Take a look at Helloween - Keeper Of The Seven Keys pt 3 - The Legacy
Track listing:
- King For 1000 Years
- The Invisible Man
- Born On Judgement Day
- Pleasure Drone
- Mrs God
- Silent Rain
- Occasion Avenue
- Light The Universe (feat. BLACKMORE'S NIGHT's Candice Night)
- Do You Know What You're Fighting For?
- Come Alive
- The Shade In The Shadow
- Get It Up
- My Life For One More Day
Review:
Without getting into details regarding the history or make-up of
this metal band - this is a great album and a must for all metal fans
and people who like Helloween.
From the moment it starts, the tales and fantasy begins. The album
opens with a great melodic song illustrating the power and attraction
of great metal backed by creative and talented minds. The King
For 1000 Years opens this eery album with haunting guitars and
pounding double-bass drums and roaring riffs mixed with a perfect
mixture of electronc noices and chimes to give this piece atmosphere
that defines this genre clocking in at 13 minutes in length, what
an album opener.
From the second track on you are pounded with track after track of
Helloween that will keep old school fans pleased and new fans begging
for more. This album clearly highlights the differences between genegric
metal and epic power metal with fantasy and tales woven in endless
talent and musicianship.
In this day and age of corporate metalcore and emo metal, releases
by the greats such as this should not only be cherished but appreciated
by the dedication that has gone into making decades of this music.
Other Helloween albums you should own:
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