Edguy albums, ranked
13 records, ordered by our Elevation score — our rating out of 100, not chart position.
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Rocket Ride
2006
Captures Edguy's energetic power metal with a blend of catchy melodies and dynamic arrangements, offering a solid introduction to their sound.
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Rocket Ride Start here
2006
Arena-sized hard rock swagger pushes Edguy’s power metal toward punchy choruses and playful excess.
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Vain Glory Opera
1998
Edguy turn German power metal into a theatrical rush of galloping guitars and massed voices, with keyboards widening the stage.
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Age of the Joker
2011
Edguy’s power metal gallops through theatrical hard rock with soaring vocals and a mischievous sense of scale.
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Theater of Salvation
1999
Galloping power metal opens into theatrical choruses and long-form fantasy beneath Tobias Sammet’s soaring voice.
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Tinnitus Sanctus
2008
Edguy's power metal leans into swaggering hard rock while Tobias Sammet's theatrical voice keeps the choruses flying high.
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Mandrake
2001
Edguy wrap galloping guitars and theatrical choruses around songs that stretch from compact anthems to a ten-minute epic.
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Hellfire Club
2004
Orchestral grandeur meets hard-rock swagger as Tobias Sammet’s high-flying voice carries Edguy between gothic spectacle and mischievous singalongs.
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Superheroes
2005
Arena-sized power metal charges toward big choruses with a theatrical grin.
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King of Fools
2004
Edguy’s power metal charges toward arena-sized choruses with a theatrical grin and a hard-rock swagger.
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Space Police: Defenders of the Crown
2014
Power-metal guitars charge through theatrical choruses while a Falco cover and mischievous hard-rock swagger keep the space-age spectacle earthbound.
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The Savage Poetry
2000
Youthful German power metal charges ahead on galloping rhythms while Tobias Sammet’s theatrical voice reaches for the rafters.
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Kingdom of Madness
1997
Youthful power metal charges toward fantasy on galloping guitars while Tobias Sammet’s voice reaches for the rafters.
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Savage Poetry
1995
Youthful power metal surges on brisk guitar riffs before stretching into brooding epics with soaring vocals.