HELLOWEEN - Keeper Of The Seven Keys Part II 12" Vinyl LP Album

Released in 1988, "Keeper of the Seven Keys Part II" is Helloween's third studio album, following the triumph of Part I. This German power metal masterpiece seamlessly continues its predecessor's legacy, captivating audiences across Europe, Asia, and the United States. The 12" Vinyl LP format enhances the sonic experience, making it a cherished gem for metal enthusiasts and a pivotal chapter in Helloween's illustrious career.

This web page has photos of album covers, inner sleeves, record labels together with production details, musicians and track-listing.

 

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HELLOWEEN's Keeper of the Seven Keys Part II: A Power Metal Symphony Unleashed*
Album Description:

In the heart of the late '80s, when the hair metal scene was still strutting its stuff and thrash was tearing up the underground, a German band named HELLOWEEN was about to change the game. "Keeper of the Seven Keys Part II", their 1988 masterpiece, wasn't just an album; it was a clarion call, a declaration of power metal's arrival on the global stage.

A Historical Backdrop

HELLOWEEN emerged from Hamburg's vibrant metal scene in the early '80s. Their debut album, *Walls of Jericho*, showcased a band that was already pushing boundaries. Blending the speed and aggression of the New Wave of British Heavy Metal with elements of hard rock and even a touch of prog, they were carving out their own sonic niche.

By the time "Keeper of the Seven Keys Part II" rolled around, the band had honed their craft, tightening their songwriting and amping up the energy. The album was a direct sequel to *Keeper of the Seven Keys Part I*, released the previous year. Together, these two albums formed a concept piece, a power metal opera of sorts, that told a tale of good versus evil, of mystical keys and a battle for the fate of the world.

Musical Exploration

"Keeper of the Seven Keys Part II" is a masterclass in power metal. From the opening salvo of "Eagle Fly Free," with its soaring vocals and galloping riffs, to the epic closer, "Keeper of the Seven Keys," the album is a relentless assault on the senses. The band's dual guitar attack, courtesy of Michael Weikath and Kai Hansen, is a force of nature, while Michael Kiske's vocals reach operatic heights.

The album's production, helmed by Tommy Hansen and recorded at Horus Sound Studio in Hamburg, is crisp and clear, allowing each instrument to shine. The mix is a perfect balance of power and melody, of aggression and harmony.

Genre-Defining Impact

HELLOWEEN didn't just make power metal; they helped define it. Their blend of speed, melody, and fantasy-inspired lyrics became a blueprint for countless bands that followed. The album's impact was felt far and wide, inspiring a new generation of musicians and fans.

Controversies and Challenges

While the album was a critical and commercial success, it wasn't without its challenges. Tensions within the band were rising, and shortly after the album's release, Kai Hansen left to form Gamma Ray. This marked a turning point for HELLOWEEN, but it also opened the door for new creative possibilities.

A Lasting Legacy

"Keeper of the Seven Keys Part II" is more than just an album; it's a landmark in heavy metal history. It's a testament to the power of ambition, of pushing boundaries and refusing to be confined by genre conventions. It's an album that continues to inspire and excite, a timeless classic that stands as a monument to HELLOWEEN's creative genius.

Essential Album Information For: HELLOWEEN - Keeper Of The Seven Keys Part II

Music Genre:

Speed / Power Metal

Label & Catalognr:

Noise International N 0117-1  

Media Format:

Record Format: 12" Vinyl Stereo Gramophone Record
Total Album (Cover+Record) weight: 230 gram  

Year & Country:

1988 Made in Germany

HELLOWEEN - Keeper Of The Seven Keys Part II Production & Recording Information

Album Packaging

This 12" LP vinyl music record comes comes in a Fold Open Cover (FOC), which is also also known as a Gatefold cover. The inner pages of this album cover contains photos, artwork and lyrics

This album includes the original custom inner sleeve as well as the voucher for ordering Helloween merchandise ( no longer valid🙂 )

Sound & Recording Engineers:

Tommy Hansen - Sound Engineer

Tommy Hansen: the Danish Sound Engineer and Prodicer, delve into his world and the albums that shaped a genre, his lasting influence on heavy metal, and the stories behind the music.

Tommy Newton - Sound Engineer

  • Tommy Newton – Producer, Sound Engineer, Guitars

    My kind of studio weapon: Victory's guitarist who helped steer Helloween's "Keeper" era from behind the desk.

    Tommy Newton, Stuttgart-born producer, engineer, and six-string troublemaker who helped German hard rock sound bigger than its budget. After early miles with Pancake (1974-?) and Sphinx (to 1981), he joined Fargo (1981-1984) and then co-founded Victory, playing and shaping that machine from 1984-1996 and again 2003-2011. His producer breakthrough landed with Helloween's "Keeper of the Seven Keys" Parts I & II (1987-1988), records credited with million-plus sales. After a USA stint in 1990, he built Stairway to Heaven (1993) and later ran Area 51 Recording Studios in Wathlingen still the kind of control-room muscle you hear before you see.

    Tommy Newton Wiki

    • Recording Location:

    This album was recorded at: Horus Sound Studio, Hannover, May-June 1988

  • Horus Sound Studio– Recording studio (Hannover, Germany)

    Horus Sound Studio is the Hannover birthplace of Teutonic thrash—founded in 1979, the room where that German riff-machine learned mayhem, and somehow always near the scene of the riff-crime.

    Horus Sound Studio doesn’t announce itself with fireworks; it just sits there in Hannover and keeps ending up on the back of records that sound like they were forged, not “produced.” The name starts showing up, then showing up again, until it’s basically living on my shelf rent-free.

    Frank Bornemann built the place in 1979, and that date matters because it tells you this wasn’t some latecomer cash-in. This was infrastructure. A real room with real walls that could take volume without flinching.

    Sleeves get flipped, credits get scanned, and suddenly there it is: Steeltower hammering out Night of the Dog (recorded and mixed Jan–Sept 1984), Living Death pushing Metal Revolution through the desk (recorded and mixed Aug 1985). Both of them sound like the amps were slightly insulted to be treated “professionally.” Love that. No cap.

    Then the bigger names start piling in, and the pattern gets almost suspicious. Kreator tracking and mixing Terrible Certainty in 1987. Sabbat cutting History of a Time to Come in Sept 1987. Helloween grinding through the winter of 1986–1987. Sodom getting Agent Orange mixed there in April 1989. Not a coincidence. More like the studio knew how to keep the edges sharp instead of sanding them down for “radio.”

    Plenty of studios capture sound. Horus captures intent—the part where a band decides to stop asking permission. Anyone calling that “just a room” is either lying or has never heard what a good room does to a hungry band.

    Horus Sound Studios Wiki

    • Album Cover Design & Artwork:

    Michael Weikath - Album Cover Design

    Edda & Uwe Karczewski, Hamburg

  • Uwe Karczewski – German graphic artist (album cover designer)

    The name in the credits that explains why your eyes stay on the sleeve longer than they should.

    Uwe Karczewski, I notice him the same way I notice a good riff: not immediately, then suddenly I can’t unsee it. I’ve had nights where the record is already playing and I’m still stuck under a desk lamp, turning the cover like it’s evidence. That’s the Karczewski effect—1980s heavy metal fantasy art that doesn’t politely “support” the music, it shoves it forward. His best-known stretch is tied to Helloween’s early era, with cover credits in the 1985–1988 run: the Helloween EP (1985), Walls of Jericho (1985), Keeper of the Seven Keys: Part I (1987) and ...Part II (1988). And then he shows up again on Iron Angel—Hellish Crossfire (1985) and Winds of War (1988)—because apparently the 80s still needed more fire and steel on cardboard. Some cover art just sits there. His stuff kind of stares back. Uwe Karczewski Wiki

    • Photography:

    Ingo Schwichtenberg - Photographer.

    Musicians:
    • Markus Grosskopf - Bass
    • Markus Grosskopf – Bass

      Some bassists “hold it down.” Grosskopf drags the whole band forward by the belt. You feel it in your ribs before you can even name it.

      Markus Grosskopf is Hamburg through and through, and I mean the practical kind of Hamburg: show up, plug in, make it work. Born in 1965 and active since 1978, he’s the founding Helloween bassist who makes speed feel organized—like somebody finally put the chaos on a timetable.

      The part I always grin at is how unglamorous it starts. He’s a kid with a bass because the room needs one, and suddenly he’s bashing through punky stuff in a space that probably smells like cables and bad decisions. Then he goes looking for something heavier and lands in Kai Hansen’s band Second Hell, right before that early Helloween crew locks in with Michael Weikath and the name becomes official in 1984.

      I’ve got a dumb little ritual: grey morning, coffee going cold, I throw on an early cut just to check whether the bottom end still feels like steel. It does. Grosskopf doesn’t “support” the guitars—he keeps them honest. And by 1990, when he’s also involved with Mr. Prooster, you can already tell he’s the type who won’t sit still just because the main band is rolling.

      Markus Grosskopf Wiki
    • Michael Weikath - Guitars
    • Michael Weikath – Guitar

      I keep him filed under “sunlight with a switchblade.” The kind of guitarist who makes a chorus feel friendly right up until it knocks your drink over.

      Michael Weikath is Hamburg-born and stubbornly melodic, and I mean that as a compliment and a warning. I’ve heard plenty of fast guitar players. He’s one of the few who sounds like he’s arguing for the hook. Not begging. Arguing.

      Back when I was still judging bands by how quickly they could light up a cheap club PA, his trail starts in 1978 with Powerfool—kids with amps and ambition, basically, the classic “we’ll sleep later” setup. Then he slides into the early Helloween gravity in 1982, when things are still half-formed and hungry, before the band plants the official flag in 1984 and starts turning Hamburg sweat into something the whole world eventually copies.

      What I like about Weikath is the discipline. The riffs don’t wander off to show off. They march. They steer the song, they herd the chorus into place, and they don’t apologize for being bright. Some metal people act allergic to joy—like a melody will ruin their leather. Weikath never got that memo, and thank God. His playing keeps saying: you can be fast, sharp, and still sing. And if that bothers you… that’s kind of the point.

      Michael Weikath Wiki
    • Ingo Schwichtenberg - Drums
    • Ingo Schwichtenberg – Drums

      He didn’t just keep time. He grabbed it by the collar and yanked it into the spotlight—still grinning. “Mr. Smile” wasn’t a marketing trick. It was the face you got even when the tempo was trying to run away.

      Ingo Schwichtenberg is the founding Helloween drummer I think of when people romanticize “the early days” but forget the work. Hamburg bred, active from 1978 to 1993, he played like the kit was a moving vehicle and he’d rather steer than sit politely in the back. That kick wasn’t decoration. It was a decision.

      Before Helloween was official in 1984, he’d already been grinding through the local trenches with bands like Gentry and Iron Fist—those pre-fame rooms where the air is warm, the amps are cheap, and nobody cares about your “image,” only whether you can hold the song together when everything else gets loud. He learned the hard way. You can hear it.

      From 1984 until 1993 he’s the engine behind Helloween’s first era, and I’ll be honest: I prefer that urgency to a lot of the later, shinier perfection. He hits like he means it, but he doesn’t smear the music—he snaps it into place. Fast, clean, a little dangerous. The kind of drumming that makes you stand closer to the speakers even though you know you shouldn’t.

      Ingo Schwichtenberg Wiki
    • Michael Kiske - Lead Vocals
      Michael Kiske, the legendary German vocalist, is best known for his soaring vocals and dynamic range in Helloween. As the frontman for their iconic Keeper of the Seven Keys albums, he helped define power metal’s golden era. His influence spans solo projects and collaborations, making him one of the genre’s most revered voices. Learn more in Michael Kiske’s Biography.
    • Kai Hansen
    • Kai Hansen – Vocals, Guitars

      Kai Hansen always shows up before I’m ready, like a starting pistol firing behind the sofa while the coffee is still cooling.

      Kai Hansen feels less like a traditional frontman and more like a force that leans too far forward and drags the band with him. In the early Helloween years, guitars came first and vocals followed almost by necessity, from 1984 through the late ’80s when everything still felt fast, risky, and unfinished. When he left in 1989 it wasn’t drama, just impatience in motion. Gamma Ray didn’t slow anything down; it doubled the pressure, speed with a grin that still had teeth. These songs don’t stroll or explain themselves. They shove, they dare, and they expect you to keep up.

      Kai Hansen Wiki
    Tracklisting Side One:
    1. Invitation
    2. Eagle Fly Free
    3. You Always Walk Alone
    4. Rise and Fall
    5. Dr Stein
    6. We Got The Right
    Tracklisting Side Two:
    1. March of Time
    2. I Want Out
    3. Keeper of the Seven Keys

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