The Reaper

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The Reaper
Studio album by Grave Digger
Released	November 2, 1993
Genre	Speed Metal Power Metal
Length	??:??
Label	G.U.N. Records
Producer(s)	Chris Boltendahl, Uwe Lulis & Piet Sielck.
Grave Digger chronology
War Games (1986)	The Reaper (1993)	Heart of Darkness (1995)

For other uses of the term reaper, see reaper (disambiguation).

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The Reaper is an album by Grave Digger. This was the band's return after a long hiatus, released seven years after the previous album. A new line-up was formed except for the band leader, Chris Boltendahl and guitar player Uwe Lulis. The latter had convinced Chris Boltendahl to release a new album in the first place, which was why he later on tried to get the name Grave Digger when he parted from the rest of the band (after the release of Excalibur)

In this album there was a change towards darker lyrics and faster songs, as well as the start of the trend of featuring the Grim Reaper on the cover.

[edit] Track listing

All songs written & arranged by Grave Digger,
except: "Tribute To Death" by Piet Sielck.

1. "Tribute To Death"
2. "The Reaper"
3. "Ride On"
4. "Shadows Of A Moonless Night"
5. "Play Your Game (And Kill)"
6. "Wedding Day"
7. "Spy Of Mas'on"
8. "Under My Flag"
9. "Fight The Fight"
10. "Legions Of The Lost (Pt.2)"
11. "And The Devil Plays Piano"
12. "Ruler Mr.H"
13. "The Madness Continues"

[edit] Album line-up

• Chris Boltendahl - Vocals
• Uwe Lulis - Guitars
• Tomi Göttlich - Bass
• Jörg Michael - Drums