Riding On Fire: The Noise Years 1997-2004 (Box)
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Tracklist
1
The Arrival
2
Atlantis Falling
3
Brave New World
4
Iron Savior
5
Riding on Fire
6
Break It Up
7
Assailant
8
Children of the Wasteland
9
Protect the Law
10
Watcher in the Sky
11
For the World
12
This Flight Tonight
13
The Rage (Demo Version)
14
Iron Savior (Live at Wacken)
15
Brave New World (Live at Wacken)
16
Watcher in the Sky (Live at Wacken)
17
Riding on Fire (Live at Wacken)
18
For the World (Live at Wacken)
19
Contortions of Time
20
Touching the Rainbow
21
Stonecold
22
The Hatchet of War
23
Desert Plains
24
Forces of Rage (Single Version)
25
Atlantis Falling (Live Version '98)
26
Iron Savior (1st Version)
27
Coming Home
28
Starborn
29
Deadly Sleep
30
Forces of Rage
31
Captain's Log
32
Brothers (Of the Past)
33
Eye to Eye
34
Mind Over Matter
35
Prisoner of the Void
36
The Battle
37
Unchained
38
Forevermore
39
Gorgar (Version '98)
40
Neon Nights
41
Metal Invaders
42
Never Say Die (Album Version)
43
Seek and Destroy
44
Solar Wings
45
I've Been to Hell (Album Version)
46
Dragons Rising
47
Predators
48
Made of Metal
49
Firing the Guns
50
Eye of the World
51
Back Into the Light
52
After the War
53
Delivering the Goods
54
Headhunter
55
The Hellion
56
Titans of Our Time
57
Protector
58
Iron Bound
59
Condition Red
60
Warrior
61
Mindfeeder
62
Walls of Fire
63
Tales of the Bold
64
I Will Be There
65
No Heroes
66
Paradise
67
Thunderbird
68
Crazy
69
Living After Midnight
70
Battering Ram
71
Stand Against the King
72
Tyranny of Steel
73
Time Will Tell
74
Wings of Deliverance
75
Break the Curse
76
Riding Free
77
Starchaser
78
Machine World
79
H.M. Powered Man
80
Living on a Fault Line
81
The Call
About This Release
As far back as 1978, Piet Sielck formed Gentry In Hamburg with childhood friend Kai Hansen, eventually morphing into Second Hell, which also featured drummer Ingo Schwichtenberg and bassist Markus Grosskopf. The latter three, without Sielck, would go on to find massive global success as Helloween. Fast forward to 1996, and Iron Savior took shape when Sielck re-joined forces with the by now ex-Helloween guitarist Kai Hansen, together with Blind Guardian drummer Thomen Stauch. Sielck had also previously produced the debut record from Gamma Ray, the band Hansen formed after leaving Helloween in 1989. Iron Savior based their albums around an elaborate science fiction story that evolved with each release. This box set is bolstered with the addition of eleven rare bonus tracks taken from various releases during the years 1997-2004, as well as detailed liner notes from respected German writer Lothar Hausfeld. Often compared in style to the likes of Judas Priest and Iron Maiden, this box set contains no less than four Priest covers, as well as additional covers of songs by Black Sabbath, Nazareth, Helloween and Krokus, as well as Seal's 'Crazy' 81 track, 6 disc box set from cult German power metal act Iron Savior.