Welcome to the Show (album)
Welcome to the Show is the debut album from the Danish band Evil Masquerade.
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| Released | 2004 | |||
| Genre | Heavy Metal | |||
| Label | Dark Minstrel Music | |||
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Track listing
- "Intro (Ride of the Valkyries/Grand Opening)" – 1:42
- "Welcome to the Show" – 3:10
- "The Wind Will Rise" – 4:53
- "Oh Harlequin" – 5:05
- "Surprises in the Dark" – 5:35
- "But You Were Smiling..." – 4:05
- "Children of the Light" – 4:19
- "Lucy the Evil" – 6:09
- "Badinerie" – 1:36
- "Deliver Us" – 5:17
- "Evil Masquerade" – 4:07
The Japanese version of the album contains the bonus track:
Kimi ga Yo (君が代).
Personnel
- Evil Masquerade
- Henrik Flyman – guitar, vocals
- Henrik Brockmann – lead vocals
- Dennis Buhl – drums
- Kasper Gram – bass
- Additional musicians
- Mats Olausson – keyboard
- André Andersen – keyboard
- Richard Andersson – keyboard
- Lars Boutrup – keyboard
- Stenbroens Drengekor – choir
- Sanna Thor – laughter
- Anders Juhl Nielsen – trumpet
- Katja Handberg – pizzo violin
- Monika Pedersen – vocals
- Tommy Hansen – moog & bongo
- Additional personnel
- Written, composed, arranged and produced by Henrik Flyman.
First part of "Intro" is a newly arranged version of Richard Wagner's Ride of the Valkyries, "Badinerie" origins from the Orchestral Suite (BWV 1067) No. 2 in B minor for flute and strings by Johann Sebastian Bach, "Deliver Us" by Göran Jacobsson/Henrik Flyman.
- Recorded by Henrik Flyman at Digital Bitch, drums recorded by Peter Brander and Henrik Flyman at Media Sound.
- Mixed by Steen Mogensen at Media Sound.
- Mastered by Andy Horn at Famous Kitchen.
- Paintings by Katja Handberg
- Photos by Thomas Trane
- Artwork by Gunbarrel Offensive Design
- Originally released by Marquee/Avalon. Re-released by Dark Minstrel Music
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