Sascha Gerstner Discography of CDs

Recording information: Mi Sueno Studio, Tenerife, Es. Editor: Thomas Geiger. Illustrator: Marcos Moura. Photographer: Martin Häusler. Personnel: Andi Deris (vocals); Michael Weikath, Sascha Gerstner (guitar); Matthias Ulmer (keyboards); Dani Löble (drums); Olaf Senkbeil, Billy King (background vocals). Audio Mixer: Charly Bauerfeind.

Sascha Gerstner albums Helloween have always shown an interest in numerology, or at least the number seven, specifically, which they've incorporated in no less than three Keeper of the Seven Keys-related studio albums, and now, on their thirteenth career full-length, 7 Sinners (incidentally marking the band's 25th anniversary), they made sure to include precisely 13 songs, except, no doubt, in Japan, where the ...

Sascha Gerstner songs The unprecedented worldwide success of multinational British-based power metallers DragonForce has cast an unexpected light upon German speed metal trailblazers Helloween. Perhaps the first band to convincingly combine thrash metal intensity with the melody and majestic imagery of the NWOBHM, and by extension the blueprint upon which DragonForce based their "extreme power metal" style, Helloween were a heavy metal institution, ...

Sascha Gerstner music CDs Live Recording Freedom Call: Chris Bay (vocals, guitar, keyboards); Sascha Gerstner (guitar); Ilker Ersin (bass); Dan Zimmermann (drums). Producers: Charlie Bauerfeind, Chris Bay, Dan Zimmermann.

Sascha Gerstner albums Audio Mixer: Charly Bauerfeind. Recording information: Cove Studios, Unites States (12/2004-06/2005); House Of Music Studios, Winterback, Germany (12/2004-06/2005); Mi Sueno Studio, Tenerife, Spain (12/2004-06/2005). Photographer: Mathias Bothor. Personnel: Andi Deris (vocals, keyboards); Candice Night (vocals); Sascha Gerstner (guitar, keyboards); Michael Weikath (guitar); Friedel Amon (keyboards); Olaf Senkbeil, Oliver Hartmann (background vocals). Additional personnel: Candice Night.

Sascha Gerstner CD discography 2nd Rel;German Speed Metal Recorded at Hansen, Hamburg, Germany; Karo, Brackel, Germany; C.C.C., Braumingshof, Germany; FC Studios, Nurnberg, Germany between December, 1999 and September, 2000. Producers: Charlie Bauerfeind, Dan Zimmermann, Chris Bay. Personnel: Chris Bay (vocals, guitar, keyboards); Sascha Gerstner (guitar); Dan Zimmerman (drums). Audio Mixers: Dan Zimmerman ; Charly Bauerfeind. Recording information: C.C.C Studio Brauningshof (12/1999-09/2000); FC Studio Nurmberg (12/1999-09/2000); Hansen Studio Hamburg (12/1999-09/2000); ...

Sascha Gerstner discography It's no secret that there is an enormous heavy metal following in Brazil, as numerous veteran acts are traveling to the southern country with greater frequency, to play in front of stadiums filled with crazed fans. Case in point, Helloween. Although only two original members remain in attendance circa 2007 (guitarist Michael Weikath and bassist Markus Grosskopf), Helloween still maintain ...

Sascha Gerstner CD discography 2010 release from the German Heavy Metal band, released to coincide with their 25th anniversary. Instead of putting together a regular greatest hits compilation featuring their most successful tracks, the band completely rearranged and re-recorded their greatest songs. Together with tried and tested producer, Charlie Bauerfeind, they invited many great musicians to guest on this special record, with the doubtless ...

Sascha Gerstner music CDs This album by the power-metal band Helloween includes "Never Be a Star," "Hell Was Made for Heaven," and "Listen to the Fly." After well over a dozen albums, Helloween still has an impressive knack for grafting memorably anthemic choruses over full-throttle power metal. What's more, their quieter, more melodic moments never dissolve into schmaltzy sentimentality (a mistake made too often by the band's many followers); the ballad "Don't Stop Being Crazy" has a certain pathos without being corny. The group's chops are in top form on Rabbit Don't Come Easy (aided by moonlighting Motörhead skinsman Mikkey Dee), but the quality of the songs is what leaves the strongest impression. ~ Andy Hinds Japanese version of the German power metal act's 2003 album features 13 tracks including the ...