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Hier einmal die beachtliche Songlist von "Hellraiser": 1. Hellraiser 2. Too wired to sleep 3. Hangman 4. Angel of my dreams 5. Fight on 6. So long 7. Spirit 8. Midnite fantasy 9. No risk no gain Turnin' inside out Take my love Justice Love will survive /5(50).

Hellraiser is the fifteenth studio album by the Swiss hard rock band Krokus. It marks 30 years since the release of their first album, Krokus of It is also their first album on the German record label AFM Records. Armand "Mandy" Meyer featured as lead guitarist, replacing Fernando von Arb. The album was also released in a DigiPack format Genre: Hard rock, heavy metal.

Midnite Fantasy Lyrics: Come home from work this empty room / Everyday I'm goin' thru the same old gloom / Come the weekend loneliness is hard to bear / I'm hanging around with some old.

Sep 15,  · Label: AFM Records - AFM • Format: CD Album, Enhanced, Limited Edition Digipak • Country: Germany • Genre: Rock • Style: Heavy Metal, Classic Rock Krokus - Hellraiser (, Digipak, CD) | Discogs/5(17).

"Hellraiser" is not the KROKUS of "One Vice at a Time" or even "The Blitz", and it sure as hell is not the KROKUS of the classic "Headhunter" album, like the sultry "Midnite Fantasy" and "So.

referencing Hellraiser, 2xLP, Album, Ltd, Num, Yel, NB this is a very underrated krokus record that was released back originally in as a cd digi pack. THIS 2 lp color vinyl edition came out back in hand numbered (mine is #84) and came with a decent hellraiser poster.

KROKUS HELLRAISER Released on September 15, (AFM Records) Track List: Hellraiser Too Wired To Sleep Hangman Angel Of My Dreams Fight On So Long Spirit Of The Night Midnite Fantasy No Risk No Gain Turnin’ Inside Out Take My Love Justice Love Will Survive Rocks Off! Band Members: Marc.

Sep 15,  · Editors' Notes Although long-standing guitarist Fernando von Arb was absent during its recording due to wrist surgery, Krokus’ pounding, hounding Hellraiser emphasizes all of the band’s best qualities. Opening with a heartening promise from singer Marc Storace to “take it to the limit” (“Hellraiser”), this LP’s boogie-rock-infused tracks are geared toward getting people movin.