Helloween - Keepers Of The Seven Keys PT. 1 Audio CD

Judas Priest's 1990 release, PAINKILLER, shows the band returning to ferocious metal after such musical detours as 1986's TURBO. It also proved to be the British band's last outing with original singer Rob Halford. Drummer Scott Travis (ex-Racer X) makes his Priest debut here, while the sound and songwriting is comparable to thrash/speed metal. The album-opening title track is one of Priest's heaviest and greatest songs (brace yourself before it kicks in!), and the band takes no prisoners on such titles as "Hell Patrol" and "A Touch of Evil." An inspired way to close out Halford-era Priest. Principally recorded at Miraval Studios, Brignoles, France in 1990. Includes liner ...

After guitarist Dave Mustaine was booted out of Metallica in 1983, he immediately returned home to San Francisco and formed Megadeth. The new outfit was instantly compared to Mustaine's former band, and the comparisons haven't subsided since. Whereas both outfits shared such musical elements as muted guitar ...

DOOMSDAY MACHINE carries the torch of memorable, riff-laden metal established on Arch Enemy's previous albums, a sound fueled by the guitar work of brothers Chris and Michael Amott (the latter formerly of Carcass). "Mechanic God Creation" beats with a classic metal heart, intensified by modern and extreme ...

2 CD set. Recorded at Horus Sound Studio, Hannover, Germany from May to June 1988. Castle. 2005.

Keepers Of The Seven Keys PT. 1 CD music Helloween: Michael Kiske (vocals); Roland Grapow, Michael Weikath (guitar); Markus Grosskopf (bass); Ingo Schwichtenberg (drums. Reissue. Castle. 2005.

Keepers Of The Seven Keys PT. 1 album 2 CD set. From the cover artwork to the keyboards and saxophone which were heard high in the mix, Chameleon took everyone by surprise. Helloween's final album with Michael Kiske was also their most adventurous, with previously ignored goth and folk influences coming to the fore. The ...