Bald guy (Kiske) is their old singer from way back. Him and one of the guitarists (Hansen - who's also their very first singer) came back, and Helloween became sort of a super group in and of itself. Think it was just to celebrate their legacy for a concert tour first, but seems like they all liked playing together again, so it's been years now. Helloween has been at it since 1984 - and basically shaped power metal into what it is today. Hansen is also the guy behind Gamma Ray. Kiske and Hansen had the band Unisonic together. Kiske has been in a lot of metal and rock project stuff like Place Vendome, Avantasia etc etc. They have a ton of insane live performances from recent years just as good as this. "How many tears", "I Want Out", "Forever And One", "How Many Tears", "Halloween" and "A Tale That Wasn't Right" to name a few!
Dude … if you truly enjoyed this song, I will just say - welcome to the Helloween world. I’ve been a fan for the past 20 years and still can’t get enough of them. They’ve been around since the mid 80’s. They’ve had plenty of significant line up changes and a few experiments with their sound in the early 90’s but overall - all great albums. Their latest self titled album “Helloween” (2021) is a good way to start with their style especially because two of their former band members were reintroduced and now they’ve become a 7 member band with two vocalist and three guitar players, one of which is also a singer on his own. Another set classic albums are Keeper of the seven keys (part 1 and 2) from 1987-88, Time of the oath (1996), Better than raw (1998), Gambling with the devil (2007), Straight out of hell ( 2013). If you like heavier things, try their debut “Walls of Jericho”(1986), which is a blast and basically is the European answer to the debut albums of the American big 4, year it’s this heavy, and Seven sinners (2010)
@@NateRockneCheck out Better Than Raw, late 90's release. The entire album is amazing, Midnight Sun might be one of their best tracks. They've been around since 1984 and you really can't go wrong with any album you choose.
Bro im so glad you got to see that. Its so badass. Thisnis pumpkins united tour. All surviving old band members along with all newer ones got together andbstarted touring. If you can do Halloween by helloween. Same tour. Unbelivable and you get to see both singers more. New sub here tha ks man
Wo ist dein TRINKHORN? :D I still remember listening to this band's albums as a child on the holiday car trip from Germany to Greece. Without Helloween this trip would have been 10x as long
Nate, you need to check out Tommy Johansson... often referred to as "the male Floor", for his vocal talents... he covers a Helloween song, Eagle Fly Free... youll be blown away!
You like crazy voices? Tommy Johansson - the lead guitarist of Sabaton - sings cover songs like Ghost love score or The Phantom of the Opera (both voices). You can check his YT channel. Or Beast in Back - Blind and Frozen . Their singer Yannis Papadopoulos can also sing incredibly high. He did also a cover of Ghost love Score. I know the recommended bands pile up but maybe you can check for yourself 😄😄
Thank you for the suggestions. I have Sabaton down as a new band to check out. I'll also check out Yannis Papadopoulos though. Thanks for your support.
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Michael Kiske high notes are legendary! Especially in 80's! \m/
Bald guy (Kiske) is their old singer from way back. Him and one of the guitarists (Hansen - who's also their very first singer) came back, and Helloween became sort of a super group in and of itself. Think it was just to celebrate their legacy for a concert tour first, but seems like they all liked playing together again, so it's been years now. Helloween has been at it since 1984 - and basically shaped power metal into what it is today.
Hansen is also the guy behind Gamma Ray. Kiske and Hansen had the band Unisonic together. Kiske has been in a lot of metal and rock project stuff like Place Vendome, Avantasia etc etc. They have a ton of insane live performances from recent years just as good as this. "How many tears", "I Want Out", "Forever And One", "How Many Tears", "Halloween" and "A Tale That Wasn't Right" to name a few!
Thanks for the info. I'm going to check out Halloween for the holiday and look into more of what they have after that.
To experience Michael Kiske and Andy Deris together....what a blast it must be!
They blend everything so well great suggestion!
The godfathers of Power Metal and a big influence on Lovebites.
This is the MASTERPIECE of METAL..luckily the first band iv listen in metal world
Dude … if you truly enjoyed this song, I will just say - welcome to the Helloween world. I’ve been a fan for the past 20 years and still can’t get enough of them. They’ve been around since the mid 80’s. They’ve had plenty of significant line up changes and a few experiments with their sound in the early 90’s but overall - all great albums.
Their latest self titled album “Helloween” (2021) is a good way to start with their style especially because two of their former band members were reintroduced and now they’ve become a 7 member band with two vocalist and three guitar players, one of which is also a singer on his own.
Another set classic albums are Keeper of the seven keys (part 1 and 2) from 1987-88, Time of the oath (1996), Better than raw (1998), Gambling with the devil (2007), Straight out of hell ( 2013).
If you like heavier things, try their debut “Walls of Jericho”(1986), which is a blast and basically is the European answer to the debut albums of the American big 4, year it’s this heavy, and Seven sinners (2010)
Thanks for the info and the suggestions. I like the two vocalists and the rest of the band is fantastic. I'm going to check out more Helloween.
@@NateRockneCheck out Better Than Raw, late 90's release. The entire album is amazing, Midnight Sun might be one of their best tracks. They've been around since 1984 and you really can't go wrong with any album you choose.
The godfathers of power metal!
Helloween is also one of the Founders of the Speedmetall Genre.
Virtuosic in every way!!! One of the best songs of all time IMHO.
Bro im so glad you got to see that. Its so badass. Thisnis pumpkins united tour. All surviving old band members along with all newer ones got together andbstarted touring. If you can do Halloween by helloween. Same tour. Unbelivable and you get to see both singers more. New sub here tha ks man
I plan on checking out Halloween. Thanks for your support.
Power metal pioners from 1984! \m/
look at "How Many Tears" album version
🎉live at Wacken will blow you away🎉🎉
@@noname-xw4ukI like the Wacken version the best, the version from I Want Out Live is great too.
Wo ist dein TRINKHORN? :D
I still remember listening to this band's albums as a child on the holiday car trip from Germany to Greece. Without Helloween this trip would have been 10x as long
Check out eagle fly free or i want out ..studio version. Tq
Thanks for the suggestions. I'll check them out after Halloween.
Nate, you need to check out Tommy Johansson... often referred to as "the male Floor", for his vocal talents... he covers a Helloween song, Eagle Fly Free... youll be blown away!
Male Floor?? I'm intrigued. I'll check him out after Halloween. Thanks for the suggestion Amy!
@NateRockne You're so welcome! Can't wait to see you freak out!
You like crazy voices?
Tommy Johansson - the lead guitarist of Sabaton - sings cover songs
like Ghost love score or The Phantom of the Opera (both voices).
You can check his YT channel.
Or Beast in Back - Blind and Frozen . Their singer Yannis Papadopoulos can also sing incredibly high. He did also a cover of Ghost love Score.
I know the recommended bands pile up but maybe you can check for yourself 😄😄
Thank you for the suggestions. I have Sabaton down as a new band to check out. I'll also check out Yannis Papadopoulos though. Thanks for your support.
@@NateRockne thanks for taking my suggestions into consideration 😊
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