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Gambling with the Devil is Helloween’s 13th studio album. Many would question the albums sound at first glance, as it incorporates more darker elements than its predecessor, ‘Keeper of the Seven Keys: The Legacy’. To be honest, I haven’t heard a “dark” Helloween album since 2000’s  ironic album title, ‘The Dark Ride’, which many were confused with, as it was one of the bands most melancholy and sombre albums ever made. It completely went in the other direction compared to their typical empowering and uplifting  material. ‘Gambling with the Devil’ starts off with an introduction by Biff

Yngwie Malmsteen is most notably well known for his insane guitar style. Infusing mind melting sweeps, arpeggios and shreds which inevitably leave people gob smacked at his remarkable skill. Sadly though with this amazing trait, Malmsteen has become known to be a little repetitive in recent years. His once awe inspiring guitar style, hailed by many in the mid to late 80's, has become nothing more then a fizzled out memory. Many complain of repetition and albums lacking finesse. Most notably his most famous flop, "Unleash the Fury" released in 2005. Having said that, he has redeemed himself with minor exceptions like "Attack!" in 2002, and m