Streets: A Rock Opera
Savatage · 1991
68 min · 16 tracks · heavy metal · progressive metal · power metal
A theatrical blend of heavy metal and progressive rock that tells a gripping urban tale.
Is this for you?
Good fit if you like
- theatrical narratives with emotional depth
- wave-like pacing for immersive listening
- dynamic shifts in storytelling intensity
- engaging urban tales throughout
Maybe skip if you want
- prefer standalone tracks only
- seek instant gratification
Where this album fits
- Career context
- Released in 1991, 'Streets: A Rock Opera' was Savatage's fifth studio album, following their 1989 breakthrough 'Gutter Ballet'. This album marked a significant artistic evolution as the band moved towards more narrative-driven concepts, showcasing their ambitions beyond conventional heavy metal structures.
- Stylistic neighbors
- Trans-Siberian Orchestra· Iced Earth· Queensrÿche
Tracklist
Best experienced from track one — press play and let it unfold.
- 1 Streets 6:50
- 2 Jesus Saves 5:13
- 3 Tonight He Grins Again 3:29
- 4 Strange Reality 4:58
- 5 A Little Too Far 3:26
- 6 You're Alive 1:51
- 7 Sammy and Tex 3:08
- 8 St. Patrick's 4:18
- 9 Can You Hear Me Now 5:11
- 10 New York City Don't Mean Nothing 4:02
- 11 Ghost in the Ruins 5:33
- 12 If I Go Away 5:17
- 13 Agony and Ecstasy 3:34
- 14 Heal My Soul 2:36
- 15 Somewhere in Time 3:17
- 16 Believe 5:42
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