Re-recorded compilation.

Heavy Metal Thunder 5:57
Strong Arm Of The Law 4:24
Power & The Glory 4:13
And The Bands Played On 2:52
Crusader 6:38
Dallas 1PM 6:16
Princess Of The Night 4:10
Wheels Of Steel 5:53
747 (Strangers In The Night) 5:01
Motorcycle Man 3:46
Never Surrender 3:35
Denim & Leather 5:19
Backs To The Wall 3:07

Bonus tracks (on bonus CD)
Broken Heroes
Dragon’s Lair
The Eagle Has Landed
20.000 FT.
Crusader
Killing Ground

Tracklist

Heavy Metal Thunder 5:57
Strong Arm Of The Law 4:24
Power & The Glory 4:13
And The Bands Played On 2:52
Crusader 6:38
Dallas 1PM 6:16
Princess Of The Night 4:10
Wheels Of Steel 5:53
747 (Strangers In The Night) 5:01
Motorcycle Man 3:46
Never Surrender 3:35
Denim & Leather 5:19
Backs To The Wall 3:07

(Bonus CD) Live At Bloodstock August 10, 2014
2-1 Sacrifice
2-2 Power & The Glory
2-3 Heavy Metal Thunder
2-4 Battalions Of Steel
2-5 Motorcycle Man
2-6 And The Bands Played On
2-7 To Hell And Back Again
2-8 747 (Strangers In The Night)
2-9 Crusader
2-10 Wheels Of Steel
2-11 Prince Of The Night
2-12 Denim And Leather

(Bonus CD) Live At Bloodstock August 10, 2014
2-1 Sacrifice
2-2 Power & The Glory
2-3 Heavy Metal Thunder
2-4 Battalions Of Steel
2-5 Motorcycle Man
2-6 And The Bands Played On
2-7 To Hell And Back Again
2-8 747 (Strangers In The Night)
2-9 Crusader
2-10 Wheels Of Steel
2-11 Prince Of The Night
2-12 Denim And Leather

2 Replies to “Compilation: Heavy Metal Thunder”

  1. This re-recorded compilation offers a fresh take on familiar tracks, bringing new energy to classic songs. It’s impressive how the artists have managed to maintain the essence of the originals while adding their unique touch. Fans of the original works will appreciate the effort and creativity put into this project. The production quality is top-notch, ensuring a pleasant listening experience. Will this compilation attract new listeners while also satisfying long-time fans?

  2. This re-recorded compilation brings a fresh perspective to familiar tracks, offering a new listening experience. It’s interesting to hear how the artists have reinterpreted their original work, adding depth and nuance. The production quality seems to have improved, making it more polished and engaging. I wonder if the changes were made to appeal to a new audience or to reflect the artists’ growth. Some tracks feel nostalgic, while others feel entirely new—it’s a fascinating blend. Do you think re-recorded compilations can ever surpass the originals, or do they always live in their shadow? I’d love to hear your thoughts on this!

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