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Keeper of the Seven Keys, Part II
Metal · 1988 · 2 tracks

Keeper of the Seven Keys, Part II

Helloween

The definitive blueprint for European power metal. Soaring operatic vocals meet harmonized speed metal riffs in a triumphant, fantasy-fueled masterclass.

August 1988 · Not On Label (Helloween)

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A soaring, high-stakes adventure that balances technical aggression with an unshakeable sense of triumph.

Tracklist · 2 Tracks
03
You Always Walk Alone
5:11
06
We Got the Right
5:08
Moments Worth Listening For
The thirteen minute title track shifting from a delicate acoustic intro into a multi-part progressive odyssey.
Michael Kiske hitting a glass-shattering high note that sustains over a frantic double-bass drum fill.
The perfectly synchronized dual-guitar solo in Eagle Fly Free that defines the European power metal sound.
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How does Keeper of the Seven Keys, Part II sound next to the rest of Helloween's catalogue?

Mythology+1.9σ

The writing leans notably further into mythology than the rest of the catalogue.

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