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MASQUERADE BALL by heavy metal's Axel Rudi Pell features 10 tracks, including "Earls Of Black" and "Tear Down The Walls."
Cardboard slipcase and poster included.
Recorded at Ra.Sh Studios, Gelsenkirchen, Germany between November 1999 and February 2000.
Personnel: Axel Rudi Pell (guitar); Johnny Gioeli (vocals); Ferdy Doernberg (keyboards); Volker Krawczak (bass); Mike Terrana (drums).
Axel Rudi Pell Masquerade Ball Songs | 1. | Arrival (Intro) |
| 2. | Earls of Black |
| 3. | Voodoo Nights |
| 4. | Night & Rain |
| 5. | Masquerade Ball |
| 6. | Tear Down the Walls |
| 7. | Line |
| 8. | Hot Wheels |
| 9. | Temple of the Holy |
| 10. | July Morning |
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Masquerade Ball Music Review Average Rating: (4.5 out of 5 stars)   outstanding!!
great cd! earls of black and voodoo nights are top notch songs, night and rain is a slower song but it still rocks also, a must buy cd if your into metal, great vocals and outstanding guitar work, add this to your collection, also check out axel rudi pell's steeler cd undercover animal, it's one of his early stuff, he has come a long way since then, buy this cd!!
Submitted by jerry (west bend wisconsin)
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 Good Heavy Metal
If you like metal guitar and excellent vocals you will like this.
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