Helloween - Keeper Of The Seven Keys Part I FLAC

Tracklist

Versions

Credits

• Arranged By – Helloween
• Band, Bass, Backing Vocals – Marcus Großkopf
• Band, Drums – Ingo Schwichtenberg
• Band, Lead Guitar, Backing Vocals – Kai Hansen, Michael Weikath
• Band, Lead Vocals – Michael Kiske
• Co-producer – Tommy Hansen
• Coordinator [Release Co-ordination] – Jon Richards, Steve Hammonds
• Cover – Edda Karczewski, Uwe Karczewski
• Design [Re-issue] – Hugh Gilmour
• Design Concept [Front Cover] – K. Hansen, Limb
• Design Concept [Inner & Backcover] – Limb
• Engineer – Tommy Hansen, Tommy Newton
• Interviewer – Dave Ling
• Mixed By – Tommy Hansen
• Photography By – Jürgen Muller
• Producer – Tommy Newton
• Remastered By – Nik Watson
• Sleeve Notes – Dave Ling
• Synthesizer [Emulator] – Tommy Hansen

Notes

Comes in a cardboard slip-sleeve.
Comes with a 12-page color booklet.

Tracks 1-8, Keeper Of The Seven Keys (Part I), Noise Records N 0057, May 1987.
Mixed for "Sick My Duck" Productions.
Recorded and mixed at Horus Sound Studio, Hannover, Nov./Dec. '86 & Jan. '87.

Track 9 - Michael Kiske version, taken from the 'Dr. Stein' EP
Track 10 - b-side 'Future World' Single, Michael Kiske Version - remixed 2002 version taken from Treasure Chest, Metal-Is Records MISBX015 & MISDD015.
Track 11 - b-side 'Future World' 12" Single - Alternative Version, Noise Records NUK/PD 083.
Track 12 - video edit version taken from Pumpkin Box.

The second-to-last page in the booklet incorrectly lists track 9 as coming from the "I Want Out" single. The track list on the previous page correctly specifies the Dr. Stein EP.

From booklet:
All tracks published by Maldoror / Wintrup Music
Tracks 1-8, 11 & 12 ℗ 1987; track 9 ℗ 1988; track 10 ℗ 2002

The copyright in these sound recordings is owned by Sanctuary Records Group Ltd., except track 10 owned by Helloween Ltd. under license to Sanctuary Records Group Ltd.

℗ 2006 The copyright in this compilation is owned by Sanctuary Records Group Ltd. under exclusive license to Sanctuary Records Group Inc.
© 2006 Sanctuary Records Group Ltd.

Thanks to Mike Mastrangelo & Richard Jaskeran @ SRG Archives.
Special thanks to Nikolas Krofta & Kosta Zafiriou @ Bottow Row Promotion, Steve McTaggart @ SRG, Germany and David Bredebach.

Artwork credit is written "Edda and Uwe Karczewski, Hamburg"

Barcodes

• Barcode: 0 60768 64282 9
• Matrix / Runout (Variant 1): DIDX-173192 2
• Mastering SID Code (Variant 1): IFPI L327
• Mould SID Code (Variant 1): IFPI 5080
• Matrix / Runout (Variant 2): C02 DIDX-173192 2
• Mastering SID Code (Variant 2): IFPI L327
• Mould SID Code (Variant 2): IFPI 50AC

Companies

• Phonographic Copyright (p) – Sanctuary Records Group Ltd.
• Licensed To – Sanctuary Records Group Inc.
• Copyright (c) – Sanctuary Records Group Ltd.
• Distributed By – Universal Music Distribution
• Phonographic Copyright (p) – Helloween Ltd.
• Licensed To – Sanctuary Records Group Ltd.
• Recorded At – Horus Sound Studio
• Mixed At – Horus Sound Studio
• Remastered At – The Town House
• Designed At – www.gilmourdesign.co.uk
• Published By – Maldoror
• Published By – Wintrup Music
• Glass Mastered At – Sony DADC – DIDX-173192

Video

Album

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