I agree with you, is not Helloween, it sounds like an industrial metal band, I don't like it so much, & the video is horrible! Is too dark for my taste!AAAAAAAAAA wrote::user: A few thoughts:
1) The chorus is not catchy or melodic, and the sound is bland and commercial. Nothing like "Helloween" in any sense; more like a random metal band with Andi Deris screaming.
Neither extreme is any good! :puke:NeverendingAbyss wrote:You guys were complaining about Unarmed, and now you're complaining it is too dark...
Training classes are available at your local library.NeverendingAbyss wrote: I don't understand the internet.
Another fan of "The Dark Ride" good!! Dont seem to be many of us on Earth! ^^Had the band made The Dark Ride parts II, III, III, IV, V, VI and VII, I wouldn't have complained.
I've been listening to I'm Free a lot more than the other two songs. I think it's indeed a lot catchier and Helloweenish than Are You Metal.icecab21 wrote:out of the three songs on the single i'd pick "im free" as the one that should have been the single. that song felt the most helloween to me. "are you metal" is the most different out of the three
The song's really heavy, which I love, but like somebody mentioned it doesn't feel much like Helloween. It has grown on me a little more now that I've heard it a couple of times, but I know they can do better than this! I'll wait to listen to the whole album, I know Helloween can't really dissapoint me Their latest-- "Gambling with the devil" is one of their best albums I thinkadrian9 wrote:I agree; is an average song, I think Helloween has already given all they had to give to metal, they just keep releasing music for the fun of doing it and for thel loyal fan base, I think is more honorable doing tours and releasing music just when is good enough, as bands like deep purple, judas priest, yes etc.. does, in the end people only what to hear classics, and they are going to add like 3 or 4 new songs on the live set list anyway.
Im not buying that album.
by the way......is so lame the saw rip off video.......
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I agree!Rage1979 wrote:Their latest-- "Gambling with the devil" is one of their best albums I thinkadrian9 wrote:I agree; is an average song, I think Helloween has already given all they had to give to metal, they just keep releasing music for the fun of doing it and for thel loyal fan base, I think is more honorable doing tours and releasing music just when is good enough, as bands like deep purple, judas priest, yes etc.. does, in the end people only what to hear classics, and they are going to add like 3 or 4 new songs on the live set list anyway.
Im not buying that album.
by the way......is so lame the saw rip off video.......
I wouldn't go as far as calling it better but it is amazing, but i'm strange that way. I like when bands take odd choices rather then the easy obvious ones.Star_Ocean wrote:Chorus sucked, but the rest of the song was awesome, even though I like I'm Free a lot more.
Also, I am one of the few that thought Unarmed was awesome. It's version of Dr. Stein, in my opinion, is better than the original.
Only song on the album that i found to be dissapointing was I Want Out, it was more like a Barney singalong than anything.AAAAAAAAAA wrote:The idea behind Unarmed had some merit, but in reality the songs turned out to be more of a joke than an alternate interpretation that I can take seriously. To those who want to hear these Helloween classics done right, I highly recommend Michael Kiske's solo album "Past in Different Ways", which is a fully acoustic remake of everything he wrote back then
