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  2. Nov 14, 2019 · Saddle your steeds and prepare to spill the blood of kings as we celebrate the greatest power metal albums ever!

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      Keeper Of The Seven Keys Part II (1988) And it progressed in...

    • Helloween, 'Keeper of the Seven Keys: Part II' (1988) The second installment on Helloween’s ‘Keeper of the Seven Keys’ series built upon everything the band had laid out in the previous year.
    • Blind Guardian, 'Imaginations From the Other Side' (1995) Blind Guardian helped to further define the power metal style throughout the ‘90s with standouts like ‘Imaginations From the Other Side.’
    • Helloween, 'Keeper of the Seven Keys: Part I' (1987) With Kai Hansen resigning from double duty, focusing on just guitar, Helloween landed on the uber young Michael Kiske as their new frontman.
    • Gamma Ray, 'Land of the Free' (1995) Kai Hansen is one of power metal’s most revered musicians, renowned for his neoclassical playing and lovable nasal-toned singing.
  3. Nov 15, 2019 · Metal Hammer Says These Are 25 Greatest Power Metal Albums Ever. Featured artists include Sabaton, Helloween, Queensryche, and more.

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  4. Jan 13, 2021 · The greatest Power Metal albums of all time, as voted by RYM/Sonemic users.

    • Nocturnal Rites – Grand Illusion
    • Dragonforce – Inhuman Rampage
    • Riot – Thundersteel
    • Sonata Arctica – Winterheart’S Guild
    • Hammerfall – Glory to The Brave
    • Stratovarius – Visions
    • Lost Horizon – Awakening The World
    • Kamelot – Epica
    • Blind Guardian – Nightfall in Middle Earth
    • Helloween – Keeper of The Seven Keys Part II

    Unsung heroes of European power metal, Nocturnal Rites had two secret weapons: (a) the gloriously soulful and distinctive voice of Jonny Lindkvist and (b) better songs than everyone else. You could pick any of the Swedes’ eight albums, but Grand Illusionmarginally outstrips the rest, not least because it showcased a heartfelt desire to modernise th...

    Purists may sneer at the idea that Dragonforce have more to give than remorseless speed and cheddary lyrics, but Inhuman Rampage didn’t become globally successful by accident. For all their goofiness, the UK-based international crew nailed their unique, breakneck take on power metal’s sonic rudiments in style here, and songs like Through The Fire A...

    Long before the term ‘power metal’ was co-opted by the post-Helloween set, New York trad metal veterans Riot were chucking their own two-cents into the genre’s gustatory juices. Thundersteelis a flat-out power metal insurgence, brimming with blistering leads, clattering kicks and vocal notes so high that only dogs can hear them. Maybe. Either way, ...

    Power metal’s detractors generally decry the genre as cheesy nonsense, and it’s hard to deny that they have a point. However, the best way forward is to fully embrace le fromage, and Sonata Arctica’s wonderfully bright-eyed and Disney-tinged sing-alongs amount to the heavy metal dairy farm’s twinkling zenith. Winterheart’s Guildremains their finest...

    More than any other band, Hammerfalldeserve credit for kick-starting the power metal explosion of the mid-to-late 90s. When this, their debut, emerged in 1997, it seemed like a stirring reclamation on old school metal values, albeit with a sugary melodic streak a mile wide. Many bands have improved on the Swedes’ formula, but this blueprint still s...

    Finland’s premier power metal mavens formed in the late 80s but it was almost a decade later that they really hit their stride, perhaps buoyed by a sense that the world was beginning to come round to their bombastic way of thinking. Visionsis simply a classic power metal record: preposterous, slick, immaculate and bursting with killer tunes.

    One of those lost classics that should have been far more successful than it was, Lost Horizon’s debut album offered explosive power metal that was giddy on steroids and cosmic wonderment. Packing a devastating punch and making their contemporaries sound a bit weedy in the process, the likes of Sworn In The Metal Wind and Welcome Backstill sound ri...

    For many, the connoisseur’s power metal standard bearers; Kamelot have been America’s greatest exponents of the genre for 25 years. Their first concept album, Epicaencapsulates everything that these diehard virtuosos do well, including countless euphoric vocal refrains, symphonic bluster and eye-watering (but oddly accessible) technicality. A gleam...

    Arguably the genre’s most popular exponents, Blind Guardian have always been noticeably heavier and more adventurous than the vast majority of their peers. Their sixth album remains their most quintessentially power metal statement: a 66-minute concept piece based on Tolkien’s The Silmarillion, it’s a wildly cinematic and absorbing triumph for ambi...

    Inadvertently inventing the modern notion of what power metal is all about, Helloween were righteously huge in the late ‘80s and it was this, their legendary third album, that sealed the deal. From immortal anthems like Eagle Fly Free, Dr. Stein and I Want Out to the epic journey of the title track, Keeper Part 2has been highly influential and stil...

  5. A Top 100 Power Metal Albums List by. Rexorcist. Likes: 1. Genre: Power Metal. This list is based on my personal genre tree. * Power Metal. ** Melodic Power Metal. ** Prog Power Metal. ** Symphonic Power Metal.

  6. Feb 3, 2015 · The Best Power Metal Albums of All Time. View reviews, ratings, news & more regarding your favorite band.

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