At the Edge of Timeuber album
okamzite mi sadli vsetky skladby, jedine mozno ten Tanelorn a Ride into Obsession pomenej, ale 8 z 10 je imo dost good
a najviac sa mi asi pacia obe ASOIAF (jop je to tym ze aj tematicky nielen hudobne
) a posledna Wheel of Time je tiez po3,14ci... aj Control the Divine je uber, a vlastne vsetky okrem tych dvoch o riadok vyssie ale aj tie su dobre, len menej
1. Sacred WorldsAn edited version of the original song 'Sacred,' which has a new orchestral intro and outro. It was written by Blind Guardian for the video game Sacred 2: Fallen Angel.
2. Tanelorn (Into the Void)Based on Michael Moorcock's Eternal Champion series.
3. Road of No ReleaseBased on Peter S. Beagle's The Innkeeper's Song. Introduced by piano and clean voice, the song grows to a melodic chorus.
4. Ride Into ObsessionBased on Robert Jordan's Wheel of Time series.
(Hansi: "An introduction to the main characters, the Dragon Reborn and the Dark Lord Ba'alzamon.)
It has a very fast rhythm and a powerful chorus.
5. Curse My NameIt's based on The Tenure of Kings and Magistrates, a political writing by John Milton where he legitimizes the killing of a king who didn't carry out his duties. It's the first ballad of the album, with a medieval mood and several instruments, such as flutes.
6. ValkyriesInspired from Norse mythology, especially Valkyries, as well as the perception of time. One of the less immediate songs of Blind Guardian, it has many time changes more akin to progressive rock.
7. Control the DivineBased on John Milton's Paradise Lost.
(Hansi: "That one is about Paradise Lost and it’s telling something about the downfall of Lucifer and the way he tries to motivate the other angels to follow him and the way he is justifying his deeds and ideas. He is standing for his motives and there’s a certain logic in what he is doing and I just tried to feature that a little stronger.")
It has rich dynamics like many songs of A Night at the Opera.
8. War of the ThronesBased on George R. R. Martin's A Song of Ice and Fire series. It's the second ballad on the album, with a happy refrain and melancholic verses.
9. A Voice in the DarkBased on George R. R. Martin's "A Song of Ice and Fire" series. It tells the story of Bran Stark, a key character in the series. Like "Tanelorn", it's a return to the band's earlier style. It contains a very fast and heavy guitar line and a melodic chorus, and is also the first single from the album.
10. Wheel of TimeBased on Robert Jordan's "Wheel of Time" series.
(Hansi: "This one is about 'Wheel of Time' but mainly about the true source of power which controls all male who have that power so there's no chance for a male to become the master of this true source.")
It starts with an orchestral, Middle Eastern mood. It is reminiscent of "And Then There Was Silence," with many time changes and two different choruses sung together towards the end of the song.