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The four bards have their origins in the small town of Krefeld in Germany. There the band was originally formed in 1985, under the name Lucifer´s Heritage. They have had the same lineup since (talk about friendship!). Lucifer's Heritage consisted of four skilled bards: Hansi Kursch, who played the bass; Andre Olbrich, who played the guitar; Markus Siepen, who also played guitar; Thomas Stauch, who played the drums. This band was obviously influenced by RPG Epic metal and Helloween. In the early days they recorded two demos: "Symphonies Of Doom" (1985) (wich wasn´t such a big hit), and "Battalions of Fear" (1986) (which was quite successfull). They were quite successful in German underground and lateron they changed their name to Blind Guard More... (Submit New Blind Guardian Lyrics) (Submit New Blind Guardian Lyrics) Review about Blind Guardian Awesome. | Reviewer: Jim ------ About the song The Bard's Song performed by Blind Guardian I never expected this kind of song from this band. It's amazing. There's no other song like it. I only wish there was. Its so enchanting, touching.. Everything and more you'd never expect from a metal band. Perfect! | Reviewer: Anonymous ------ About the song The Soulforged performed by Blind Guardian Incredibly awesom and almost perfect song about the best character has ever existed in fantastic literature. I'm speaking of course of Raistlin Majere, the most powerful archmage in the world of Krynn. Perfect song! Sacred | Reviewer: sisvenom@hotmail.com ------ About the song Sacred performed by Blind Guardian The song sacred can be labeled for so many different people and places. Not only do the vocals reach the spirit it tells a story.. a story that when people do struggle they should band together. The way the world is currently there is so much suffering for so many and we should NEVER look down upon anyone but extend a hand and help those that fall! Great | Reviewer: Equilibrium ------ About the song The Bard's Song performed by Blind Guardian I listen metal and hard rock very much and I can say i'm really into it, but there is vary little songs of any genre that can touch me on some deeper level like this brilliant song can. The epic feeling is unmatchable by any other song. They sing about some great values, which were appreciated once and now are forgoten and abbandoned. Song really deskribes some other times and some other kind of people that have gone long time before if ever existed. Great song, the art of metal. The Eldar | Reviewer: Ath ------ About the song The Eldar performed by Blind Guardian A great song, performed by Blind Gaurdian. While it tells the tale of Beren and Luthien(one of my favorites in the Tolkien's-Lord of the rings lore), it still can express me and many others, since it is morelike what we feel on any sad events...The whole album is a must for any Lord Of The Rings - Blind Guardian - Symphonic Rock/Metal lover!(I'm all three...) :P | Reviewer: Grim Reaper ------ About the song Nightfall performed by Blind Guardian also forgot to mention that feanor told the noldor that morgoth was of the same kind that valar were,therefor they couldnt b trusted"the enemy of mine,isnt he of ur kind?".And when he left Valinor,se said farewell...thats all :P My review | Reviewer: The JesterHead ------ About the song Bright Eyes performed by Blind Guardian This song is totally powerful, and sad in a way... It's about all those kids you see spending their entire lives in front of computers, afraid of the real world out there... Definetly one of my favorite songs, I give it a 10/10... another cool guardian song | Reviewer: Grim Reaper ------ About the song Valhalla performed by Blind Guardian This song is awesome!!!Musik and lyrics r great.Plus,Kai rly sang it good.The scream gives me the chills... :P Beastie | Reviewer: Daniel ------ About the song Battlefield performed by Blind Guardian I love this song it is one of there best. I'm Working on a True music Vid for it. So long and Valhalla.... Bard Out About Mordred's Song | Reviewer: Grim Reaper ------ About the song Mordred's Song performed by Blind Guardian This is another great song that talks about the arthurian legend.It talks bout Mordred,king Arthur's bastard son,and kinda explains the story from his side... About this song | Reviewer: Grim Reaper ------ About the song The Bard's Song - The Hobbit performed by Blind Guardian This song is one of the best songs of guardian.Both the lyrics and the music are great.But it also has some mistery in it,that makes it even better...or at least i think so :P Mirror, Mirror | Reviewer: Enchantress ------ About the song Mirror Mirror performed by Blind Guardian These guys are fucking great they have such a unique beauty in their music and in their lyrics a dying breed of worthy metal. Well... | Reviewer: The Demon ------ About the song The Maiden And The Minstrel Knight performed by Blind Guardian I change my mind, this is my favourite blind guardian song, it's so amazing with brilliant vocals, and a nice background, I like the medieval feel to this song About this song | Reviewer: Grim Reaper ------ About the song A Past And Future Secret performed by Blind Guardian Told by an observer (perhaps Sir Bedivere, who survived the events contained herein) this song describes the end of the Arthurian Legend cycle. Specifically, it details the doom of Camelot and the destruction of King Arthur's dream at the Battle of Camlann, where the king and his bastard son Mordred slew each other. Mortally wounded, Arthur was borne away to Avalon, where he shall remain in healing until England needs him once more. About this song | Reviewer: Grim Reaper ------ About the song A Past And Future Secret (Acoustic) performed by Blind Guardian Told by an observer (perhaps Sir Bedivere, who survived the events contained herein) this song describes the end of the Arthurian Legend cycle. Specifically, it details the doom of Camelot and the destruction of King Arthur's dream at the Battle of Camlann, where the king and his bastard son Mordred slew each other. Mortally wounded, Arthur was borne away to Avalon, where he shall remain in healing until England needs him once more. Notes on lyrics | Reviewer: Squirrelloid ------ About the song Lord Of The Rings performed by Blind Guardian This is a wonderful adaptation of Tolkien's original poem, done with a beautiful musical backing. It should be noted there are multiple versions of this song. What follows describes the differences of each version from the printed text. As of this writing, the above lyrics do not agree with either version. The version on Tales from the Twilight Hall skips the bridge lines. (All lines beginning with "I'll keep the ring..."). It also changes a few minor words in the second verse. ("One ring FOR the dark lord's hand", and "In THE land so dark", changes in CAPS). This version plays for 3:18 minutes, and is the original version. The other version plays for 3:54 minutes, and is live. It has the bridge, but the first line drops the word "full". This version also replaces "gnomes" with "dwarves". It also uses "elfs" instead of "elves", amusingly enough. Both versions drop the word "for" from each line "Threatened for a long time" so its just "Threatened a long time". The change of gnomes to dwarves may be just for clarity, but it may also be for correctness. Tolkien used "gnomes" to refer to the Noldor, which are elves prominent in the Silmarillion. Context for Nightfall | Reviewer: Squirrelloid ------ About the song Nightfall performed by Blind Guardian While i could tell you the song is most excellent, more important for it (and other songs on the Nightfall in Middle Earth album) is fitting them into the context of the Silmarillion. Fortunately, this one is rather easily placed. After Ungoliant had consumed and poisoned the trees and Morgoth had stolen away the Silmarils, the elves and the Valar came upon the destruction and were dismayed to see the trees dead. The song begins by recounting the lamenting for the dead trees. However, while Feanor was unwilling to surrender the Silmarils to the Valar, he did want to check on them to make sure they were still locked safely away, and so he went to his home, where he found his father the king slain (by Morgoth) and the silmarils missing. Hence the "old king was slain". Following this, Feanor and his sons swore powerful oaths that none but they or their descendants should own or possess a Silmaril (the oaths in verse 2). Feanor had been banished for carrying weapons previously (hence "banished king"), but he was rightful ruler of the Noldor, and his words to his people inflamed their hatred and many committed to going after Morgoth. The Valar attempted to dissuade them, telling the Noldor that they would not be able to defeat Morgoth. ("Vala he is... then your oath's been sworn in vain"). But Feanor was a powerful speaker and bound his people to his will, and they set off to leave. Context for Lammoth | Reviewer: Squirrelloid ------ About the song Lammoth performed by Blind Guardian Instrumental isn't quite right. Its a yell of pain. In the Silmarillion, after Morgoth outright claims the Silmarils as his despite promising Ungoliant he'd feed her everything, she attacks him, having grown huge from the treasure she's consumed. He yells in pain and fear, and his Balrogs come to his aid and drive Ungoliant from him. The area in which this occurred was named Lammoth for his yell. Context for Into the Storm | Reviewer: Squirrelloid ------ About the song Into the Storm performed by Blind Guardian This is a dialog between Morgoth and Ungoliant based on Tolkien's Silmarillion. Planning vengeance upon the Valar for his previous defeat, Morgoth promised Ungoliant all the treasure to fill her belly to ensure her cooperation. While the elves and Valar were away at a festival, Morgoth and Ungoliant snuck into the holiest of places, where the two trees grew, and Morgoth had Ungoliant destroy the trees and poison their roots. Then, desiring the Silmarils, Morgoth took Ungoliant to Feanors home where his father Finwe yet was. Slaying Finwe, they broke into the vaults and stole many of the treasures therein, including the Silmarils. Morgoth and Ungoliant fled across the sea, and she continued to grow as she fed, and demanded more and more of the treasure. But she noticed Morgoth fed her only from one hand, and demanded to be fed whatever was in the other - but he would not release the Silmarils. In the song, the verses are Ungoliant and the bridges are Morgoth. The choruses are probably the Balrogs, who come to the aid of Morgoth when Ungoliant attacks him. AWESOME SONG! | Reviewer: Bl1ndGuard1anFan ------ About the song The Soulforged performed by Blind Guardian the vocals are astounding, the lyrics are awesome, and the tune is uplifting. but then again, why would you expect anything less than perfection from Blind Guardian? You could review the artist/band Blind Guardian in Biography page You could review Blind Guardian album by visiting Albums page and selecting an album You could review Blind Guardian song by clicking the song which you like  Download "Blind Guardian" Music | |
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