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Ink Bubbles Go Ape
Released: Apr 25, 2006
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Keeper of the Seven Keys, Pt. 1 - JAPAN BONUS TRACKS
Released: Feb 20, 2006
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Keeper of the Seven Keys, Pt. 2 - JAPAN BONUS CD
Released: Feb 20, 2006
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Walls of Jericho/Judas
Released: Feb 20, 2006
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{$Helloween} followed up their very popular self-titled mini-LP with 1986's even more accomplished {^Walls of Jericho}, a disc which saw the quartet from Hamburg, Germany, outperforming... Continue[+]

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Keeper of the Seven Keys: The Legacy - BONUS TRACK
Released: Dec 6, 2005
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In the world of {\heavy metal}, 1988 may be best remembered as the year that {\prog metal} was born, thanks to such popular and enduring releases as {$Metallica}'s {^...And Justice for All}, {$Queensr�che}'s {^Operation: Mindcrime}, and {$Iron Maiden}'s {^Seventh Son of a Seventh Son}. But predating all of these aforementioned titles by a year was {^Keeper of the Seven Keys, Pt. 1} by Germany's {$Helloween}. Influenced by equally by {$Maiden} and {$Judas Priest}, the group specialized in both anthemic {\metal} (with {\operatic} vocals) and tricky musical bits -- as evidenced by the epic track {&"Halloween,"} which received quite a few spins on {#Headbangers Ball} as an edited version. Although the group issued a second installment of {^Keeper of the Seven Keys} a year later, they were not able to keep pace with the other prog metallists -- despite carving out a lengthy career for themselves (with countless lineup switches). Come 2005, the group -- whose only recognizable bandmember is guitarist {$Michael Weikath} -- have returned to what put them on the map in the first place, issuing {^Keeper of the Seven Keys: The Legacy}. A sprawling double-disc set, all the musical elements from the earlier {^Keeper} releases are back in place, as evidenced by a pair of lengthy tracks, {&"The King for a 1,000 Years"} and {&"Occasion Avenue,"} as well as the leadoff single, {&"Mrs. God."} While it probably won't help touch off another "{\prog metal} movement" like {^Keeper of the Seven Keys, Pt. 1} did, longtime {$Helloween} fans won't be let down with the latest {^Keeper} installment. [This edition contains one bonus track.] ~ Greg Prato, All Music Guide

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Keeper of the Seven Keys: The Legacy
Released: Nov 8, 2005
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In the world of {\heavy metal}, 1988 may be best remembered as the year that {\prog metal} was born, thanks to such popular and enduring releases as {$Metallica}'s {^...And Justice for All}, {$Queensr�che}'s {^Operation: Mindcrime}, and {$Iron Maiden}'s {^Seventh Son of a Seventh Son}. But predating all of these aforementioned titles by a year was {^Keeper of the Seven Keys, Pt. 1} by Germany's {$Helloween}. Influenced equally by {$Maiden} and {$Judas Priest}, the group specialized in both anthemic {\metal} (with operatic vocals) and tricky musical bits -- as evidenced by the epic track {&"Halloween,"} which received quite a few spins on {#Headbangers Ball} as an edited version. Although the group issued a second installment of {^Keeper of the Seven Keys} a year later, they were not able to keep pace with the other prog metallists -- despite carving out a lengthy career for themselves (with countless lineup switches). Come 2005, the group -- whose only recognizable bandmember is guitarist {$Michael Weikath} -- returned to what put them on the map in the first place, issuing {^Keeper of the Seven Keys: The Legacy}. A sprawling double-disc set, all the musical elements from the earlier {^Keeper} releases are back in place, as evidenced by a pair of lengthy tracks, {&"The King for a 1,000 Years"} and {&"Occasion Avenue,"} as well as the leadoff single, {&"Mrs. God."} While it probably won't help touch off another "{\prog metal} movement" like {^Keeper of the Seven Keys, Pt. 1} did, longtime {$Helloween} fans won't be let down with the latest {^Keeper} installment. ~ Greg Prato, All Music Guide

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Mrs. God
Released: Sep 27, 2005
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Hellish Videos: The Complete Video Collection
Released: Aug 16, 2005
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Just a Little Sign - JAPAN EP
Released: Jul 22, 2003
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Rabbit Don't Come Easy - JAPAN BONUS TRACK
Released: Jun 17, 2003
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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... Continue[+]

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