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 The Time Of The Oath - Helloween
 The Time Of The Oath - Helloween ... Sanctuary / Disc #1 Tracklisting1 We Burn 2 Steel Tormentor 3 Wake Up The Mountain 4 Power 5 Forever And One (Neverland) 6 Before The War 7 A Million To One 8 Anything My Mama Don't Like 9 Kings Will Be Kings 10 Mission Motherland 11 If I Knew 12 The Time Of The Oath Disc #2 Tracklisting 1 Still I Don't Know 2 Take It To The Limit 3 Electric Eye 4 Magnetic Fields 5 Rain 6 Walk Your Way 7 Light In The Sky 8 Time Goes By Newest Review: ... heavy metal, being played a decade too late for most people to actually care, but it has to be said that the choruses are ... more ... still mostly a lot of fun, especially in the opener 'We Burn' and closer 'The Time of the Oath,' which happen to be the best songs here. The latter in particular is pretty much the only reason I keep returning to this album, as its driving riff, while overly repetitive, is still really powerful.
The album's weakest points are the ballads that the band is still under the delusion that it can pull off without sounding unbearably cheesy, particularly the acoustic 'If I Knew,' but being Helloween, some of these songs ge...more |
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The Time Of The Oath
Release Date: 2008 - 02 - 26, Audio CD, Sanctuary Last Update 28.11.2009 05:47
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The Time Of The Oath - Helloween: The Time of the Oath (239 words)
by - written on 23/07/08 (Useful, 14 readings)
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Helloween's second album with singer Andi Deris isn't quite as impressive as his debut 'Master of the Rings,' and ends up being a distinctly mediocre power metal album that rests on the legacy of the band name. The guitars all sound like fairly generic sub-Judas Priest heavy metal, being played a decade too late for most people to actually care, but it has to be said that the choruses are still mostly a lot of fun, especially in the opener 'We Burn' and closer 'The Time of the Oath,' which happen to be the best songs here. The latter in particular is pretty much the only reason I keep returning to this album, as its driving riff, while overly repetitive, is still really ... Read the complete review
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