Artist: Helloween
Album: My God-Given Right (Deluxe Edition)
Genre: Metal
Release Date: 2015/2018
Audio Format:: FLAC (tracks) 24 bit, 96 kHz
Duration: 01:12:59
Total Tracks: 16
Total Size: 1,52 GB

Tracklist:

1-01. Helloween – Heroes (03:53)
1-02. Helloween – Battle’s Won (04:53)
1-03. Helloween – My God-Given Right (03:30)
1-04. Helloween – Stay Crazy (04:04)
1-05. Helloween – Lost In America (03:35)
1-06. Helloween – Russian Roulé (03:52)
1-07. Helloween – The Swing Of A Fallen World (04:53)
1-08. Helloween – Like Everybody Else (04:03)
1-09. Helloween – Creatures In Heaven (06:36)
1-10. Helloween – If God Loves Rock ‘n’ Roll (03:20)
1-11. Helloween – Living On The Edge (05:19)
1-12. Helloween – Claws (05:52)
1-13. Helloween – You, Still Of War (07:21)
1-14. Helloween – I Wish I Were There (04:11)
1-15. Helloween – Wicked Game (03:56)
1-16. Helloween – Free World (03:34)

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“My God-Given Right” is the 16th studio album by German power metal band Helloween. It is their seventh consecutive album produced by Charlie Bauerfeind, and their first album released under the label Nuclear Blast since 2003’s “Rabbit Don’t Come Easy”. The album is considered by the band as a “back to the roots” album, while still keeping some modern elements.The stalwart German outfit’s 16th studio long player, My God-Given Right is a power metal cornucopia spilling over with commercial-grade sweets and cheeses. Bolstered by the dizzying guitar work of Michael Weikath and Sascha Gerstner, the 15-track set has some satisfying moments, especially early on with the one-two punch of “Heroes” and “Battles Won,” both of which fit nicely into the Helloween canon where speed metal precision meets rich, melodic choruses tailor-made for unison fist pumping. Vocalist Andi Deris more than holds his own throughout, delivering often inane lyrics like “We wanna stay crazy, fresh as a daisy” with gusto, in a voice that falls somewhere between former Helloween frontman Michael Kiske and head Scorpion Klaus Meine. At 15 slabs of metal, My God-Given Right overstays its welcome a bit, with large portions of its latter half drifting dangerously into filler territory. But stand-out cuts like the soaring “Creatures in Heaven,” the menacing “Swing of the Fallen World,” and the aforementioned “Heroes” prove that, 30 years into their career, Helloween are still largely unequaled purveyors and unabashed champions of “cheese-tastic” power metal hymns.