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Recorded at Hansen Studios, Hamburg, Germany.
Gamma Ray: Kai Hansen (vocals, guitar); Henjo Richter (guitar, keyboards); Dirk Schlachter (bass); Daniel Zimmermann (drums).
Producers: Kai Hansen, Dirk Schlachter, Gamma Ray.
Gamma Ray No World Order Songs No World Order Music Review Average Rating: (4 out of 5 stars)   WOW THIS WILL AMAZE YOU AWESOME METAL FROM A BAND THAT CAN PULL IT OFF.HARD TO PICK A FAVORITE ON HERE. ALL GREAT SONGS WITH GREAT DRUMMING AND RYTHYM SECTION AS WELL AS KILLER VOCALS AND HAIRY GUITAR WORK.KAI IS GREAT.HIGHLT RECOMMENDED FOR ANY METAL FAN NEW TO GAMMA RAY OR FOR ANYONE JUST LOOKING FOR AN AWESOME CD. GET THIS NOW YOU WILL BE GLAD YOU DID. Submitted by RELJED2112 (GERMANTOWN MD.) Was This Review Helpful? Yes No
My favorite Gamma Ray album This album is incredible!!! Every song is awesome!!! Heaven Or Hell is my favorite song from this album. This album seems a bit more heavy metal style than power metal style but it's definitely got the Gamma Ray style and sound!!! Submitted by Mark (Laguna Niguel CA USA) Was This Review Helpful? Yes No
A MUST for your collection This work is just incredible. One power metal masterpiece after another. DETHRONE TYRANNY is like a punch in the face...exactly what REAL fans of metal appreciate. Get this CD.....NOW! Submitted by Mark Bouton (Levittown, PA) Was This Review Helpful? Yes No
They are out of control!!!! An album to be remmember for all eternity and beyond!!!
This album is simply catchy!.....with an excellent "introduction!".....that prepares you for the adventure and more!.......
This is maybe dedicated to the old school heavy metal......´cause it has the Judas Priest´s touch.....but by GammaRay´s unique way to do it!!!
Kai Hansen show us through the years that he´s still growing as a musician as a vocalist! it pitches! through all the album! and gets you to an amazing adventure! Submitted by Regrin (Mexico) Was This Review Helpful? Yes No
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