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Power Quest – NeverWorld  https://music.youtube.com/playlist?list=OLAK5uy_lvPgspdsR7LE-gt4spzHo98FOXnmtj2QA&feature=gws_kp_artist
Label: Frontiers Records – FR CD 180  [MINT condition]
Format: CD , Album
Country: Italy
Dated: 2004
Kind: Power Metal
Tracklist:
1 Neverworld Power Quest, Part 2 8:59
2 Temple Of Fire 4:08 Keyboards [Guest Solo] – Richard West
3 Edge Of Time 5:51
4 Sacred Land 5:27
5 When I’m Gone 6:26 Arranged By [Choral Arrangement] – Clive Nolan
6 For Evermore 6:43  Guitar [Solo After Keyboard Solo] – Karl Groom
7 Well Of Souls 6:17
8 Into The Light 5:12
9 Lost Without You 10:43  Vocals [Guest] – Sabine Edelsbacher

Copyright (c) – Frontiers Records
Licensed Through – Now & Then Productions

Backing Vocals – Alessio Garavello , Andrea Martongelli , Clive Nolan , Steve C. Scott *, Steve Williams
Bass – Steve C. Scott *
Cello, Flute – Julie Laughton
Drums – André Bargmann *
Guitar – Andrea Martongelli
Guitar [Guest] – Sam Totman (tracks: 1)
Keyboards – Steve Williams
Lead Vocals – Alessio Garavello

Barcode: 8 024391 018026
Matrix / Runout: KC: 011488 EN CD 180 NORMAL
Other (Mold SID Code): IFPI 8J **

Probably Marshall Laws finest hour overall, 1993s Power Game featured some of the sharpest, smartest, most memorable tunes of the groups ill-appreciated career. Too heavy for traditional metal, too lightweight for power metal, songs like “Chain of Youth,” “Another Generation,” and the especially memorable “Searching for Paradise” nevertheless sounded exactly suited to the bands particular talents. Elsewhere, “No Justice” and “Psychodrama” are a little more ho-hum, and, admittedly, “No Justice” makes for a pretty clumsy attempt at a power ballad, but not so clumsy that it entirely ruins the albums energetic momentum. As for those never-failing comparisons to Judas Priest, they’re exaggerated as usual, since Marshall Laws biggest similarity to the British metal legends is probably possessing an absolutely brilliant dual-guitar team in Dave Martin and Andy Southwell. And even though demonic closer “Leviathan” unquestionably has a “Painkiller” feel to it, the song is so awesome on its own terms, its hard to complain, really. Influence and plagiarism are quite different things, after all, and Power Game is most certainly steeped in the first, not the second. ~

— “Guitarists Martin and Southwell mix chunky riffs and hot solos, with producer Robin George turning that into a wall of sound — one you hit at speed from the opening track.”
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Modern Traditional Metal Masterpiece
This is another Power Quest triumph. The classic sound with the new integration of harmonies and revitalises the new metal direction. This is a must have to any music collection. Keep an open mind and have a listen to it.
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5.0 out of 5 stars NEVERWORLD
“The UK rockers return with their sophomore album and it proves to be an absolute killer. If this band were Carlsberg they’d probably be the best in the world but they’ll have to make do with being the best in Europe for now. Symphonic, well constructed, Power Metal from people who are obviously highly talented. Production (Karl Groom) is nothing short of sensational. For those who reckon that only the Scandinavians can do this sort of thing, we implore you to open your minds and give this album a try. You WILL NOT be disappointed.”
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5.0 out of 5 stars Magical…a great album!!!,
This album is absolutely fantastic. Its one of my all time favorites of the power metal genre, and of all time. Really everything about this is brilliant. The songwriting is great, really cool lyrics (fantasy based, but pretty poetic, and varied unlike lots of other power metal bands), awesome singing (Alessio Garavello has an awesome range and a great style), and cool 80s style keyboard parts that nicely accompany some sweet guitar riffs and solos. Even the album art is sick! I highly recommend this album for any fans of progressive rock, power metal, or classic rock in general. I can’t say enough about how great this album is.