Keeper of the Seven Keys, Pt. 1 [Japan Bonus Tracks] Helloween

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  • Release Date: 08/08/2006
  • Original Release: 1987
  • Sales Rank: 26,532
  • Label: SANCTUARY RECORDS
  • UPC: 060768642829

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Keeper of the Seven Keys, Pt. 1 [Japan Bonus Tracks]

1LISTENInitation
2LISTENI'm Alive
3LISTENA Little Time
4LISTENTwilight of the Gods
5LISTENA Tale That Wasn't Right
6LISTENFuture World
7LISTENHalloween
8LISTENFollow the Sign
9LISTENVictim Fo Fate Single B-Side
10LISTENStarlight Remix
11LISTENA Little Time Alternative Version
12LISTENHalloween Video Edit

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Influenced by Iron Maiden and Judas Priest, Helloween specialized in blistering yet melodic heavy metal with a strong gothic orientation. On Keeper of the Seven Keys, Pt. 1 (arguably Helloween's best album), lead vocalist Michael Kiske has no problem singing in a high, ear-splitting pitch -- often demonstrating just how great an impact Rob Halford has had on him. Although Helloween was never in a class with either Priest or Maiden, this very conceptual album is competent, enjoyable, and generally well done. There are no hormone-driven odes to women in tight dresses (a recurring theme in metal and hard rock) on Keeper; from "Future World" to "Twilight of the Gods," Helloween sticks to the type of gothic, fantasy-oriented lyrics it was known for. Helloween's contributions to metal were never outstanding, but as Keeper showcases, the band did have its moment. [The Japanese version included a bonus track.] Alex Henderson, All Music Guide

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