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Chameleon

Album - 1993 - DeB Id: 34837
By Helloween
12 Tracks 1 Reviews Definitions Listenings Video 0 Charts
Metal

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Album DeRango™ 5,95

Helloween

Chameleon ■ Masahiro

 The 12 tracks of this album are certainly the best since the "Keeper Of" pair.

 "Chameleon" was released in 1993 and represents the breaking point in the band’s history.

 Discover how Helloween reinvented their sound with 'Chameleon' — listen now and experience the bold genre fusion!

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First Time (05:29)
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When the Sinner (06:54)
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Now it's time - to shake it all up to be free
Now it's time - to make us some room to let us be
Oh, it feels so bad
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Crazy Cat (03:29)
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Giants (06:32)
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Strong and invincible
They know every rule
Seems inconcievable
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Windmill (05:14)
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Time goes wherever you are,
time is your guiding star
That shines on through your life,
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Revolution Now (08:04)
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Well, I think it's really time again for a revolution
Not to destroy at all costs but have a look at what's there
Can you remember a time when water was still water
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08
In the Night (05:35)
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09
Music (07:01)
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When I was a young boy
I had no aim
Neither experience
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10
Step Out of Hell (04:21)
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(M&L - Weikath)

Time has come
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I Believe (09:11)
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Give me two strong arms to fight my enemies
Give me two strong eyes to see the truth
Give me two strong legs I think I have to run
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Longing (04:14)
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Helloween

Helloween are a German heavy metal band, widely credited as pioneers of power metal. Reviews highlight their early speed-metal rawness, the genre-defining Keeper Of The Seven Keys era, frequent line-up changes (notably vocalists Kai Hansen and Michael Kiske, later Andi Deris), and periodic stylistic swings from “happy metal” to darker and more experimental records.
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