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 Post subject: After Keeper of the 7 Keys
PostPosted: Wed Aug 16, 2006 7:35 pm 
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We all know how highly regarded the Keeper albums are in Power Metal. But what about what happened in the scene after those albums. Which were the albums that came after the Keeper-albums, that in your opinion lived up to a similar standard and were almost as enjoyable? They don't have to match the genious of the Keeper-albums or anything, just live up to similar standard of songwriting.

I would say the 3 first Gamma Ray albums don't qualify, although I havent listened to them that much. Neither do I think that the first two Blind Guardian albums should be considered.

What are your thoughts?


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Do you mean the albums in the genre of Helloween? Well, then Gamma, Guardian, perhaps Edguy can be mentioned...

But I think that you overrate Helloween a bit ;)


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Avantasia part 1.


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Pasqua wrote:
Avantasia part 1.


Yeah! Good idea! :)


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That's easy. Helloween's last four Andi Deris albums. I actually prefer them to the Keeper albums.

Iced Earth too (yes, I do consider IE power metal).


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Virgin Steele's Invictus


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Seinfeld26 wrote:
That's easy. Helloween's last four Andi Deris albums. I actually prefer them to the Keeper albums.

Iced Earth too (yes, I do consider IE power metal).

Who the hell doesn't consider IE power metal? :blink:


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The Silent Man wrote:
Virgin Steele's Invictus


Ekhm...we talk about Power Metal (Euro!);)


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The Silent Man wrote:
Virgin Steele's Invictus


Ekhm...we talk about Power Metal (Euro!);)


Looks like a power metal band to me. :rolleyes:


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Just because something originated in and is more often associated with Europe does not mean only Euro bands can be Power Metal.


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metalNESS wrote:
Angel Black wrote:
The Silent Man wrote:
Virgin Steele's Invictus


Ekhm...we talk about Power Metal (Euro!);)


Looks like a power metal band to me. :rolleyes:


I've never seen them as a Power Metal band...Perhaps it has something in common with US Power, but for me it's just Heavy Metal which evolved into something symphonic ;)


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ecliptica.

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ecliptica.

Colour me surprised.


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FrigidSymphony wrote:
ecliptica.

Colour me surprised.



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am i that obvious? :sad:

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Angel Black wrote:
The Silent Man wrote:
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Ekhm...we talk about Power Metal (Euro!);)


I consider them power metal, but whatevaaa, I'll just choose something else to please you.

Timeless Miracle - Into The Enchanted Chamber


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"CELLADOR, faggots!!" —metalNESS


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Eyesore wrote:
Seinfeld26 wrote:
That's easy. Helloween's last four Andi Deris albums. I actually prefer them to the Keeper albums.

Iced Earth too (yes, I do consider IE power metal).

Who the hell doesn't consider IE power metal? :blink:

I alway think of their early work as being thrash, Only when they (he) released The Dark Saga did they become power metal IMO.


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Yes, stuff like Desert Rain , Travel in Stygian and Dantes Inferno are definatelly thrash.


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[quote="Eyesore"][i]"CELLADOR, faggots!!"[/i] —metalNESS[/quote]

I recently bought their album, and I must say I have to support metalNESS :D


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