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Bold of them to play ROTAM when Santiago 2009 literally exists but this is an absolutely awesome version

Wait Bruce dressed like Somewhere Back In Time???

It's the 50th anniversary tour. They should've started with Prowler IMHO, but the way they did isn't bad either. KILLERS FFS

Quick tbt Theater of Salvation The Healing Vision - An "orchestral" overture led by piano and synth strings introduces us to the theme of the album, which is loosely a concept: religion, corruption, sin and salvation. The Metal Opera pt. 0. Rate: 6, works but it has nothing particularly worth...

He has always been quite clear on the point, Bruce is like his favorite metal vocalist ever.

Very immature when it comes to songwriting and it shows (Tobi was like 17 when he single-handedly wrote the original Savage Poetry), the re-recording is better arranged. For me it is Hellfire Club. On Mandrake he still was dependent from the classic power metal stylistic features (Helloween...

Been rediscovering Theater of Salvation - Mandrake - Hellfire Club lately. Tobi's talent for chorus writing and arranging is unmatched. On Mandrake in particular he did an awesome job.

Regardlessly of when the riff goes back to, wasn't it confirmed that The Mercenary is a leftover from VXI? PS — The rhythm under H's solo is pretty much a rewriting of the solo section of The Unbeliever, which totally sounds like Steve wrote it.

Avantasia The Seven Angels The Raven Child Runaway Train Death Is Just a Feeling Ghostlights What Kind of Love Requiem for a Dream Crestfallen The Great Mystery Black Orchid Edguy The Piper Never Dies All The Clowns Theater of Salvation Mysteria Babylon Ravenblack Land of the Miracle Vain...

Took me 9 years but I'm starting to appreciate this little gem:

One and only answer: An absolutely INCREDIBLE show, conceived and played to sweep you away from the first to the last minute. They could have played for six hours that night. Adrian's thundering opening chord for The Wicker Man and his epic solo on The Mercenary. Bruce's sudden jump high on...

Well as I said, in order to completely hide H's contributions they got to keep on trying to write a new song, but since time was running up I assume they might've decided to include it 'cause "c'mon guys, this is the last". I tried to come up with an answer that completed the pre-chorus of When...

Which they also referred to in another song, seven years later. Look for the Trout.

My point is that there's no use in thinking they were 'hiding' Adrian's contributions. He left, they were authorized to release HIY, they recorded the final take and gave the solo to the new guy. End of the story. Note also that H isn't credited in any other way for the album (no "guitars on...

I'm sure that's the reason, considering they credited the song to Adrian.

After Sun and Steel (written by H but Dave takes the solo) and Hooks in You (written by H, but Janick takes the solo).

Your son will come Your son will come Your son will come Your son will come

Happy birthday to you Happy birthday to you Happy birthday Seventh Son of a Seventh Son Seventh Son of a Seventh So-o-o-on Seventh Son of a Seventh Son Seventh Son of a Seventh So-o-o-on Oooh-oh-oh-oh-oh-ooh-oh-oh-o-o-oh Oooh-oh-oh-oh-oh-ooh-oh-oh-ooh Oooh-oh-oh-oh-oh-ooh-oh-oh-o-o-oh...

Jesus Christ did I really just see the guy who wrote Travel in Stygian dressed up like an Apple Store manager?

Been asking myself the same question for years. My answer is that they (Steve) merely wanted to fill the space in the CD and literally had nothing else.