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FATES WARNING recommendations, please.

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Well, I'm not into this band (for most of you this would be some kind of sin) so, any of you can recommend me some albums? Mostly traditional ones, cause I really don't like progressive stuff.

Sorry for my english, feel able to correct me :lol:
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Are you sure you're in the right forum? :D
In any case the best place to start imo would be the first four records - Night on brocken (1984), the spectre within (1985), awaken the guardian (1986) and No Exit (1988), (my fave FW record, power/prog/thrash at its finest). After this they went in a more progressive direction which i guess you wouldnt be too interested in but maybe still give em a try if/when you get a chance - Perfect symmetry (1989), Parallels (1991) and Inside Out (1994). (Dont know much about the newer releases from what ive heard they are also progressive)
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pzman wrote:Are you sure you're in the right forum? :D
In any case the best place to start imo would be the first four records - Night on brocken (1984), the spectre warning (1985), awaken the guardian (1986) and No Exit (1988), (my fave FW record, power/prog/thrash at its finest). After this they went in a more progressive direction which i guess you wouldnt be too interested in but maybe still give em a try if/when you get a chance - Perfect symmetry (1989), Parallels (1991) and Inside Out (1994). (Dont know much about the newer releases from what ive heard they are also progressive)
Thanks for the answer
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Don't venture beyond the exit. Even the exit is just for curiosity.
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1. Awaken the Guardian
2. The Spectre Within (sometimes I like this as much as AoG... "Traveller in Time" rules!!!)
3. Night on Bröcken

Don't bother with anything else. And although I'm a HUGE John Arch fan, I don't dislike the later material because he's not on it. The music just isn't as good to me.

Speaking of John Arch, will he ever record a follow-up to "Twist of Fate?" That EP was fucking AMAZING.
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Perfect Symmetry from Alder era and Awaken the guardian from Arch era.
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If you want a single record to start with, try 'Spectre Within'. If it's a little too proggy for you, then try 'Night on Brocken'. If you like 'Spectre Within', then try 'Awaken the Guardian'. Hope that helps
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Give a try to Awaken the Guardian. It worked for me!
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Night On Bröcken is the easiest to digest imo. Classic HM stuff
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Awaken the Guardian is a timeless metal masterpiece, a milestone, 10/10. I think no 80's metal fan can really go wrong with that record. Even if it's a bit progressive it's still so much classic metal. If you enjoy stuff like Queensrÿche, Crimson Glory, Heir Apparent, you should love it.
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