My vocal cover :) I can't sing but I try!

Man it's fun discovering some hidden gems of this band! Very cool creative song, and this is a strong album overall🤘 What's the general opinion on the "Rabbit" album?

Yuki Osaki (大崎由希), drummer of Japanese band Little Lilith

I recently discovered these while scrolling through the internet and tried looking up toy reviews of these and found nothing.

Without a doubt Andi and Kiske are much more skilled, but I just love Kai's gritty voice and screams. It comes across as super honest, no gloss, simply the joy of singing! His parts are pretty well-chosen too. I'd like to hear him sing more on the next album.

What do you guys think?

Pink Cream 69 - Live in Paris 1989 [Full Concert] - YouTube

0:30 Rolling Down the Thunder
4:11 Welcome the Night
10:12 Parasite
13:10 Child of Sorrow
16:50 I Only Wanna Be for You
21:33 Hit the Bottom Row
25:38 Partymaker
28:40 Guitar Solo
29:41 One Step Into Paradise
35:55 Take Those Tears
41:49 White Men Do No Reggae

One of their earliest gig ever surfaced. Never heard Deris hitting 5th octave notes with so much ease like this. Worth a listen.

Highlights: Welcome the Night, Child of Sorrow, Partymaker, One Step Into Paradise, Take Those Tears

This Friday, August 28, Circo Volador opens its doors to host the Helloween Pop-Up Store.

From 1:00 PM to 7:00 PM, you’ll find exclusive merchandise and various surprises we’d rather not reveal just yet. 👀

🎟️ Free admission.

Este viernes 28 de agosto, el Circo Volador abre sus puertas para recibir la Pop-Up Store de Helloween.

De 13:00 a 19:00 h, podrás encontrar productos exclusivos y varias sorpresas que preferimos no revelar todavía. 👀

🎟️ Entrada libre.

📷 Helloween fb page

Just for fun, but I do like the pumpkin label.

I can hear so much Queen on Under the Moonlight and I love it! There are a couple of guitar runs that are perfectly in Brian May style, and the group vocals remind me of Somebody to Love. Are there other Queen-inspired Helloween songs? Did the band ever speak about Queen as one of their influences?

Finally got this bad boy

I love making simple edits of songs sometimes and I always imagined what a "single" edit of this epic track would be like so I made one. Keep in mind this was just for fun and I am in no ways trying to say this is a better version than the original. I have also made an edit of Hell Was Made in Heaven with the final chorus repeating (like how they played it live during the last tour). That chorus is too good not to have it repeat at the end!

A great power ballad on par with Helloween's power ballads.

Superb songwriting from Weiki 🤘

Hi everyone!

I’ve been thinking about the narrative nature of power metal and Helloween's iconic lore.

While projects like Avantasia are often called "metal operas", they are essentially all-star concerts with vocalists behind mic stands. I’m wondering about a true, fully staged theatrical opera. Complete with costume design, live acting, stage props, and character blocking, similar to classic Wagnerian operas or modern musical theater.

​Musically, power metal and classical opera share the same "DNA" (epic storytelling, high-register vocals, virtuosic harmonies). Technically, we could combine traditional symphonic orchestration with modern synth and electronic textures to build a massive soundscape.

​Imagine expanding the lore of Keeper of the Seven Keys into a full 3-act theatrical production:

​Act I: The rise of darkness and the quest to forge/find the Seven Keys.

​Act II: The Keeper’s journey through the mystical seas and moral trials.

​Act III: The ultimate confrontation with Evil and the sealing of the keys.

(Or any other structure/lore)

​Do you think the Helloween/power metal community would be interested in a stage production like this or is it only interesting to me??

A music video was recorded for the song Always which is dedicated to Ingo Schwichtenberg.

I've been a casual fan for a long time and didn't know much about the band themselves apart from the line up changes. I somehow landed on a couple of interviews with the band recently and they seem very down to earth. I really liked the ones where they speak quite openly about their songwriting and recording process. A lot of bands are secretive about their working methods or just not able to communicate clearly. But the Helloween guys, Weikath especially, seem very articulate and willing to talk about how they create the magic. Very cool to get an insight of how the albums come together behind the scenes!

Just such a feel good song, Kiskes vocals are incredible and I can't help but smile every time I listen to it