Metal Is Forever: The Best of Primal Fear Primal Fear

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  • Release Date: 04/03/2007
  • Original Release: 2006
  • 2 Disc Set
  • Sales Rank: 43,756
  • Label: NUCLEAR BLAST AMERIC
  • UPC: 727361173920

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Metal Is Forever: The Best of Primal Fear

Disc 1
1LISTENMetal Is Forever 4:46
2LISTENChainbreaker 4:17
3LISTENSeven Seals 3:54
4LISTENNuclear Fire 4:22
5LISTENFinal Embrace 5:07
6LISTENThe Healer 6:39
7LISTENRollercoaster 4:28
8LISTENArmageddon 4:04
9LISTENAngel in Black 3:57
10LISTENUnder Your Spell 5:34
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Disc 2
1LISTENOut in the Fields 3:57
2LISTENKill the King 4:33
3LISTENSpeedking 4:02
4LISTENDie Young 4:05
5LISTENMetal Gods 3:38
6LISTENBreaker 3:30
7LISTENSeek & Destroy 7:11
8LISTENTwo Minutes to Midnight 6:01
9LISTENThe Rover 4:44

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This two-disc, 25-track compilation shows off European metal outfit Primal Fear at their finest. That comparative rarity, a contemporary metal band whose influences all predate the Metallica/Pantera axis, Primal Fear play defiantly old-school 1980s power metal with echoes of Judas Priest, the Scorpions and Dio, among others. Melodic and riff heavy, with a predisposition for epic fist-in-the-air choruses and the requisite guitar heroics, these songs are so defiantly out of the current day metal mainstream that, paradoxically, Metal Is Forever sounds amazingly fresh. Highlights include the apocalyptic "Seven Seals" and the extended guitar workout "Seek and Destroy," but as a whole, this is a solid encapsulation of Primal Fear's first decade as the kings of European retro-metal. ~ Stewart Mason, All Music Guide All Music Guide

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