Gamma Ray Heading For Tomorrow CD

Heading For Tomorrow Music

Category	Rock/Pop Albums, Heavy Metal CDs, Rock
Label	Noise
Orig Year	1989
All Time Sales Rank	19443
CD Universe Part number	5686869
Catalog number	74103
Discs	1
Release Date	Mar 18, 2003
Studio/Live	Studio
Mono/Stereo	Stereo
Additional Info	Remastered; Digipak

Gamma Ray Heading For Tomorrow Songs

	1.	Welcome
	2.	Lust For Life
	3.	Heaven Can Wait
	4.	Space Eater
	5.	Money
	6.	Silence, The
	7.	Hold Your Ground
	8.	Free Time
	9.	Heading For Tomorrow
	10.	Look at Yourself
	11.	Mr. Outlaw - (bonus track)
	12.	Lonesome Stranger - (bonus track)
	13.	Sail On - (bonus track)

Heading For Tomorrow Music Review

Average Rating: (5 out of 5 stars) 5 stars

5 stars The Newest from Gamma Ray
i think its one of the best albums from this band. A masterpeice from progressive metal. As the years pass it will always be enjoyed as something new.
Submitted by skathy11 (Miami, Fl)
Was This Review Helpful? Yes No

5 stars The best Power Metal!!!
One of most incredible albums of rock of all the times
Submitted by arcanogf (Chile)
Was This Review Helpful? Yes No

5 stars Keepers 3
What I say about Gamma Ray after Kai break up with Helloween is........ Kai Hansen the best songwriter and the most honest guitarrist I ever heard!!! This album proves that he didn´t need the pumpkin´s stuff anymore! ..... For me this is the Keepers III, the quality of the compositions are focused of that golden Helloween´s era......just listen to the first 3 tracks and heading for tomorrow and you will see!!!!! Definitely an album to recommend for you all!! Ralf Scheepers was the first option of Kai to get the vocal duties on helloween when he couldn´t do it anymore!! So he called him up again and the result its perfet!
Submitted by Regrin (Cuernavaca, Mexico)
Was This Review Helpful? Yes No

Have you heard this album?

To buy, Click on price to add to cart

Also Bought

Rammstein Liebe Ist Fur Alle Da CDs (2009) Bonus Tracks; Deluxe Edition; Digipak

Heading For Tomorrow

$17.58

Anyone familiar with the industrial-metal band's dark sense of irony should take one look at the title of Rammstein's 2009 album LIEBE IST FUR ALLE DA ("Love Is There For Everyone") and conclude that this one is a mean monster. Combining the tightness and punch of their 1998 album SEHNSUCHT with the musicianship and elaborate textures of their later work, LIEBE IST is a grand achievement, skillfully dividing its time between razor sharp metal rockers like "B********" or the opening theme song "Rammlied" and nostalgic, cabaret pieces that conjure the spirits of Weil and Brecht at a goth club. Best of the latter is the naked and haunting closer "Roter Sand" but little touches of a sinister yesteryear are everywhere, like the fake vaudeville music in "Haifisch" or the soundtrack strings of "Wiener Blut" which are eventually overcome by a guitar crunching juggernaut. This strange mix of styles is more effective here than it has been for about a decade, and there's no threat of the album becoming ponderous either as the economical tracklist and purposeful songs wipe away the sins of their previous album, 2005's ROSENROT. The group's loyal fans have remained with them through the '00s and have braved all the difficult but ultimately rewarding efforts that came with it. To them, LIEBE IST FUR ALLE DA is the big payoff and an instant classic. For the rest of the world, this is that once a decade, perfectly ...

Also Bought

Kiss Sonic Boom CDs (2009)

Heading For Tomorrow

$15.80

When SONIC BOOM was released, it had been over a decade since the last Kiss studio album, so expectations were understandably high. In addition, the intervening period had seen the band fire two of its founding members for the second time, only to replace them with sidemen wearing Ace Frehley and Peter Criss's iconic makeup. Luckily, the new additions, unlike some of Kiss's "un-masked years" members, have a good feel for classic Kiss. That fact, matched with Paul Stanley's assumption of production duties, makes SONIC BOOM one of the most consistent and thoroughly Kiss-sounding albums since the group's `70s heyday. That said, the New York City unit manages to branch out a bit; alongside very ROCK & ROLL OVER/LOVE GUN-esque tracks such as the Gene Simmons-sung rockers "Yes I Know (Nobody's Perfect)" and "Russian Roulette," sit ambitious pieces such as "Stand," which employs a Motown-influenced chorus melody, sophisticated arrangement, and Beach Boys-style harmonies, and "All For the Glory" and "Lightning Strikes," which are vocal showcases from new guys Eric Singer and Tommy Thayer (respectively). Interestingly, ...

Also Bought

Scar Symmetry Dark Matter Demensions CD (2009)

Heading For Tomorrow

$12.78

Also Bought

Metallica Master Of Puppets CD (1986)

Heading For Tomorrow

$14.69

MASTER OF PUPPETS was Metallica's last album with bass player Cliff Burton. Burton was killed in a traffic accident. He was replaced by Jason Newsted. Metallica's irresistible rise to the top continued with this enigmatic 1986 album. Metallica was a constant touring unit by this point, and their combination of light and dark and their deft staccato delivery, especially on the title ...

Also Bought

Leaves' Eyes Njord CD (2009)

Heading For Tomorrow

$13.59

Also Bought

Kiss Music From The Elder CD (1981) Remastered

Heading For Tomorrow

$6.55

Taking a dip in sales with their previous effort UNMASKED, Kiss decided to deliver a more hard-driving rock album and enlisted the aid of Bob Ezrin, the man who produced DESTROYER (their most successful studio album). Upon his hiring, Ezrin discarded the heavy rock demos Kiss had recorded and suggested the band experiment with a concept album, a Kissified version of THE WALL. Disgruntled at the band's new direction, Ace Frehley only contributed one track, "Dark Light" (featuring a blistering solo), and aside from basic tracks, the rest of the record was completed without him. THE ELDER is a creative left turn for the band. Kiss brought in co-writers Tony Powers ("Odyssey", "The Oath") and Lou Reed ("Dark Light", "A World Without Heroes", "Mr. Blackwell") to contribute to this epic fantasy, and the result is some magnificent music. The American Symphony Orchestra is heard throughout the album, adding to the grand scale. The finale, ...