Live - Blind Guardian

Description: Genre: Hard Rock & Metal - Heavy Metal / Artist: Blind Guardian / Enhanced / Audio CD released at EMI / Disc #1 ... more

Live - Blind Guardian ... Tracklisting
1 War of Wrath
2 Into the Storm
3 Welcome to Dying
4 Nightfall
5 Script for My Requiem
6 Harvest of Sorrow
7 Soulforged
8 Valhalla
9 Majesty
10 Mordred's Song
11 Born in a Mourning Hall

Disc #2 Tracklisting
1 Under the Ice
2 Bright Eyes
3 Punishment Divine
4 Bard's Song (In the Forest)
5 Imaginations from the Other Side
6 Lost in the Twilight Hall
7 Past and Future Secret
8 Time Stands Still (At the Iron Hill)
9 Journey Through the Dark
10 Lord of the Rings
11 Mirror Mirro

Newest Review: ... my choice from the album and is justly represented here, its folk chorus and shiny, happy vocals contrasting with some of the ... more

... more aggressive surrounding material but not standing out as jarringly as the dull ballad 'Harvest of Sorrow' or the average songs 'Under the Ice' and 'Punishment Divine' that fail to make much of a splash on the second disc, and may leave some listeners with a slight irritation that something like 'Banish from Sanctuary' or 'Time What is Time' wasn't included in its place (as if 140 minutes of music spanning an entire musical career isn't enough. There's always one). More disappointing is the equal lack of much ma...more

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	Live (2CD) Release Date: 2003 - 06 - 24, Audio CD, EMI Last Update 03.12.2009 05:53	£ 17.09	Free! within 24 hours

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Release Date: 2003 - 06 - 24, Audio CD, EMI

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Live - Blind Guardian: The Fate of Us All Lies Deep in the Dark (809 words)
by - written on 24/03/08 (Very useful, 27 readings)
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Simply titled 'Live,' this two-disc performance of Blind Guardian live in their native Germany is a fantastic retrospective of the band's extensive career over the previous twenty years. This goes without saying, as any random selection of twenty-two tracks from the strong discography would be a worthy purchase, but being a live album this is guaranteed to contain all of your favourites. Or at least, all of the songs the band likes to play live. More diverse and twice the length of the previous live release 'Tokyo Tales' a decade earlier, the time was right to justify a new collection of songs celebrating the band's epic triumphs since, while still retaining ... Read the complete review