The Hall of the Olden Dreams
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| The Hall of the Olden Dreams | ||
| Studio album by Dark Moor | ||
| Released | 2000 | |
| Genre | Power metal | |
| Dark Moor chronology | ||
|---|---|---|
| Shadowland (1999) |
The Hall of the Olden Dreams (2000) |
The Fall of Melnibone (2001) |
The Hall of the Olden Dreams 2000 is the second full-length album released by power metal band Dark Moor.
All the songs called from real historic people of the world, like Maid of Orleans, "Bells of Notre Dame", "Quest from the Eternal fame", among others. This album would mean the definitive take off of Dark Moor, being edited in Japan, Brazil, Korea, South America, Russia, Thailand, Romania and Taiwan, and was distributed all over the world, causing Dark Moor to be the first Spanish band in this style to achieve a product that creates so much expectation in the international metal scene.
[edit] Track list
- The ceremony
- Somewhere in dreams
- Maid of Orleans
- Bells of Notredame
- Silver lake
- Mortal sin
- The sound of the blade
- Beyond the fire
- Quest for the eternal fame
- Hand in hand
- The fall of Melnibone (Bonus track)
