Mike Terrana

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Mike Terrana (Born January 21, 1960 in Buffalo, NY)is a heavy metal drummer, currently based in Germany. He played in multiple bands over the years, including Yngwie J. Malmsteen, Axel Rudi Pell and Rage. He is currently the permanent drummer for Axel Rudi Pell, and until December 2006 had been in Rage for several years. He can also be heard on a new fusion project, Taboo Voodoo, and a three piece melodic rock band named Zillion as well as pursuing his solo career. A few months before leaving Rage, Mike joined Masterplan as a replacement for founding member Uli Kusch. He had previously played on one of Roland Grapow's solo albums.

Contents 1 Discography 1.1 With Hanover 1.2 With Kuni 1.3 With Beau Nasty 1.4 With Tony MacAlpine 1.5 With Yngwie Malmsteen 1.6 With Artension 1.7 With John West 1.8 With Stuart Smith 1.9 With Damir Simic-Shime 1.10 With Roland Grapow 1.11 With Metalium 1.12 With Axel Rudi Pell 1.13 With Victor Smolski 1.14 With Squealer 1.15 With Rage 1.16 With Driven 1.17 With Ferdy Doernberg 1.18 With Tony Hernando 1.19 With Tracy G 1.20 With Taboo Voodoo 1.21 With Zillion 1.22 With Kiko Loureiro 1.23 Solo 1.24 Other releases 2 External links

[edit] Discography

[edit] With Hanover

• "Hungry Eyes" (1985)

[edit] With Kuni

• "Kuni" (1988)

[edit] With Beau Nasty

• "Dirty but Well Dressed" (1989)

[edit] With Tony MacAlpine

• "Freedom to Fly" (1992)
• "Evolution" (1995)
• "Violent Machine" (1996)
• "Live Insanity" (1997)

[edit] With Yngwie Malmsteen

• "The Seventh Sign" (1993)
• "I Can't Wait" (1994)

[edit] With Artension

• "Into the Eye of the Storm" (1996)
• "Phoenix Rising" (1998)
• "Secret Pathways" (2001)
• "New Discovery" (2003)
• "Future World" (2005)

[edit] With John West

• "Mind Journey" (1997)

[edit] With Stuart Smith

• "Heaven and Earth" (1998)

[edit] With Damir Simic-Shime

• "The Quest" (1998)

[edit] With Roland Grapow

• "Kaleidoscope" (1999)

[edit] With Metalium

• "Millennium Metal" (1999)

[edit] With Axel Rudi Pell

• "The Ballads II" (1999)
• "The Wizards Chosen Few (2000)
• "The Masquerade Ball" (2000)
• "Knights Live" (2002)
• "Shadow Zone" (2002)
• "Kings and Queens" (2004)
• "The Ballads III" (2005)
• "Mystica" (2006)

[edit] With Victor Smolski

• "The Heretic" (2000)

[edit] With Squealer

• "Made for Eternity" (2000)
• "Under the Cross" (2002

[edit] With Rage

• "Ghosts" (2000)
• "Welcome to the Other Side" (2001)
• "Unity" (2002)
• "Soundchaser" (2004)
• "Speak Of The Dead" (2006)

[edit] With Driven

• "Self-Inflicted" (2001)

[edit] With Ferdy Doernberg

• "Storyteller's Rain" (2001)

[edit] With Tony Hernando

• "The Shades of Truth" (2002)
• "Ill" (2005)

[edit] With Tracy G

• "Deviating from the Set List" 2003

[edit] With Taboo Voodoo

• "Somethin's Cookin"' (2003)

[edit] With Zillion

• "Zillion" (2004)

[edit] With Kiko Loureiro

• "No Gravity" (2005)

[edit] Solo

• "Shadows of the Past" (1998)
• "Man of the World" (2005)

[edit] Other releases

• Yngwie Malmsteen - "Best of" (2000)
• Yngwie Malmsteen - "Archive Box" (2001)
• Tribute to Accept (Metalium track "Burning")(1999)
• "Holy Dio - A Tribute to The Voice of Metal : Ronnie James Dio" (1999)
• With Rage - "Der Schuh Des Manitu" Soundtrack (2001)
• Rage - "Best of" (2002)

[edit] External links

• Official site
• Rage official site
• Page on Axel Rudi Pell's official site