Lyrics by Manilla Road

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1. When Giants Fall
2. (Vlad) The Impaler
3. A Touch Of Madness
4. Abattoir de La Mort
5. After The Muse
6. Aftershock
7. Art Of War
8. Astronomica
9. Atlantis rising
10. Avatar
11. Behind The Veil
12. Betrayal
13. Black Cauldron
14. Black Lotus
15. Blood Eagle
16. Born Upon The Soul
17. Brethren Of The Hammer
18. Cage Of Mirrors
19. Children Of The Night
20. Chromaphobia
21. Conquest
22. Court Of Avalon
23. Crystal Logic
24. D.O.A
25. Death By The Hammer
26. Decimation
27. Defender
28. Dementia
29. Dig Me No Grave
30. Divine Victim
31. Do What Thou Will
32. Dragon Star
33. Dreams Of Eschaton
34. Enter The Warrior
35. Epitaph To The King
36. Eye Of The Storm
37. Far Side Of The Sun
38. Feeling Free Again
39. Fire Of Ashurbanipal
40. Flaming Metal System
41. Flesh And Fury
42. Flight Of The Ravens
43. Forbidden Zone
44. Friction In Mass
45. From Beyond
46. Frost And Fire
47. Grindhouse
48. Hack It Off
49. Hallowed Be Thy Grave
50. Hammer Of The Witches
51. Haunted Palace
52. Heavy Metal To The World
53. Helicon
54. Hermitage
55. Hour Of The Dragon
56. Imperious Rise
57. In Gein We Trust
58. Into The Courts Of Chaos
59. Into The Maelstrom
60. Isle of the dead
61. Jackhammer
62. Lemúria
63. Lux Aeterna
64. March Of The Gods
65. Mark Of The Beast
66. Masque Of The Red Death
67. Megalodon
68. Merchants Of Death
69. Metal
70. Metal Storm
71. Midnight Meat Train
72. Murder By Degrees
73. Mysterium
74. Mystification
75. Necropolis
76. No Sign From Above
77. No Touch
78. Only The Brave
79. Open The Gates
80. Out Of The Abyss
81. Playground Of The Damned
82. Prologue
83. Queen Of The Black Coast
84. Ressurrection
85. Return Of The Old Ones
86. Return Of The Serpent King
87. Riddle Of Steel
88. Rites Of Blood
89. Road Of Kings
90. Rome
91. Sea Witch
92. Seven Trumpets
93. Shadow
94. Shadow In The Black
95. She's Fading
96. Siege Of Atland
97. Slaughterhouse
98. Spider
99. Spiral Castle
100. Spirits Of The Dead
101. Stand Of The Spartans
102. Stand Your Ground
103. Taken By Storm
104. Teacher
105. The Battle Of Bonchester Bridge
106. The Books Of Skelos
107. The Deluge
108. The Fall Of Iliam
109. The Fires Of Mars
110. The Fountain
111. The Grey God Passes
112. The Ninth Wave
113. The Prophecy
114. The Ram
115. The Riddle Master
116. The Veils Of Negative Existance
117. Throne Of Blood
118. Time Trap
119. Totentanz (The Dance Of Death)
120. Tree Of Life
121. Triumvirate
122. Up From The Cript
123. Valley Of Unrest
124. Venusian Sea
125. Voyager
126. War In Heaven
127. War Of The Gods
128. Weavers Of The Web
129. Whitechapel
130. Witches Brew

Manilla Road was an American heavy metal band from Wichita, Kansas, founded by Mark "The Shark" Shelton (vocals, guitar) and Scott "Scooter" Park (bass). Beginning in 1977, the early years of Manilla Road were spent playing mostly progressive rock and space rock but eventually became noticeably heavier with time, the band's later heavy metal sound becoming more and more apparent with the release of Metal in 1982. Achieving moderate success in the mid-80s with several well-received releases such as Crystal Logic (1983), Open the Gates (1985) and The Deluge (1986), the band became known for both the nasal voice of vocalist Mark Shelton and his eclectic style of songwriting, with many of his compositions taking place in fantastical universes combining elements of ancient mythologies and of popular culture mythos such as Robert E. Howard's Conan and H. P. Lovecraft's Cthulhu. After a major breakup in 1992, the band was reformed by Shelton in the mid-90s, although without co-founder Scott Park and a record label. The following years for Manilla Road were spent mostly by taking gigs in underground mid-western shows without the release of any new material. Seemingly forgotten, Manilla Road was re-discovered by the metal scene after performing at the Bang Your Head festival in 2000, which resulted in the band signing a new record deal and the eventual releases of Atlantis Rising in 2001 and Spiral Castle in 2002. This second era of Manilla Road continued until the death of founder Mark Shelton, who died in 2018 the day after the band played in an outdoor festival in Germany.

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