Released: January 10, 2000 Is the eleventh album by Running Wild

Running Wild - Victory (2000).

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Victory is the eleventh studio album by German band Running Wild. It is the third and final album in a trilogy of a theme of good versus evil, started with Masquerade and continued with The Rivalry, and is the only album in their discography not to include any pirate-themed songs/topics. The album has sold over 250,000 copies worldwide. Tsar" is about the Russian Emperor Nikolai II. All tracks written by Rolf Kasparek except where noted. Rolf Kasparek – vocals, guitar. Thilo Hermann – guitars.

Band Name Running Wild.

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Victory (2000) by Running Wild. Genres: Heavy Metal Members: Rolf Kasparek, Thilo Hermann, Thomas Smuszynski, Angelo Sasso.

I consider this album to be the point where Running Wild began losing themselves (or Rolf started becoming out of touch with reality). After an era of grandiose songwriting prosperity, the band releases a successor that doesn’t quite capture the same band that made the previous albums the gems that they are. The overarching reason stems from the execution, and the blame falls on Rolf for continuing with the following problems. Despite the aforementioned drawbacks, if you can come to accept these terms, then Victory is an entertaining album. The majestic leads, catchy riffs, regal themes, and kingly backbone holds this album together better than any whole Running Wild album that came after. The best part is the speed, power metal prowess to be heard in the quadruple streak of Tsar, The Hussar," The Guardian," and Return Of The Gods.

Music: Rolf Kasparek). The gods of past and future, returning from the sky Defenders of the holy, they are soaring on high All slaves of evils' kingdom, dropping down like flies The final raging battle that's when the evil dies. The poison of illusion, the world falls asleep The evil reigns its kingdom by cunning and deceit The force of seduction, chaos in the game Man is trapped in blindness, praising Dorkas' name. Darkness falls and light will rise The force of judgement finally strikes.

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Here is the album by Running Wild that is trashed by many metalheads. While this is not a great disc and is a letdown from the prior and excellent album (The Rivalry), its still not bad. Yes, this is where the drum programming started with RW and it is a mistake because there is the stale drum sound which hurts the material. It is even more stale on this record than on The Brotherhood and thats a shame because some of the songs are very good. Then the album ends with the great title track which can lay along side the other great RW title tracks. You will be screaming "Victory" and pumping your fist with this one. A great way to end the album. Put a real drummer on this album and take off the Beatles crap and you would have a very good album but unfortunately, all you have is a solid (and not bad) metal album. Nothing wrong with that. - icedray, metal-archives.