Shogun (Stormwitch album)
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Shogun was the seventh album released by Stormwitch in 1994. It is probably the most controversial of Stormwitch's albums and poorly received by fans due to its almost entirely different sound, with progressive elements and very little of their classic heavy metal styles. It also marked the end of their original span which has lasted from 1982 - 1994. The album was the first to feature only one guitarist, making a four member band. The Line up at this point was
- Andy Mück alias Andy Aldrian (vocals)
- Damir Uzunovic (guitars)
- Martin Albrecht (bass)
- Peter Langer (drums)
[edit] Tracklist
- Stranded
- Liar
- Garden Of Pain
- Seven Faces (And Two Hearts)
- Forbidden
- Victory Is Mine
- Let Lessons Begin
- The King Of Winds
- She's The Sun
- Good Times - Bad Times
- I'll Never Forgive
- Somewhere
[edit] Trivia
The album is a concept album, based on James Clavell's novel; Shōgun (novel). The lyrics all revolve around parts from the novel refering to both names and places. It is the second album in a row released by Stormwitch to feature a novel based concept, the first being War Of The Wizards.
