The Grave Digger Explained

The Grave Digger
Type:studio
Artist:Grave Digger
Cover:The grave digger.jpg
Released:22 October 2001
Recorded:May–June 2001 at Principal Studios, Senden, Münster, Germany
Pre-production recorded at Graveyard Studios, Netherlands
Mastered at Principal Studios, Germany
Genre:Heavy metal, power metal, thrash metal
Label:Nuclear Blast
Producer:Chris Boltendahl, Jörg Umbreit, Vincent Sorg & Manni Schmidt
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The Grave Digger is the tenth studio album by German heavy metal band Grave Digger. It the first album to feature former Rage guitarist Manni Schmidt, and is often considered the darkest album the band has done, along with 1995's Heart of Darkness. The lyrics are about dark concepts, some are inspired by the works of Edgar Allan Poe.

Track listing

All songs are composed and arranged by Boltendahl, Becker and Schmidt; all lyrics by Boltendahl.

Note

The 2006 re-issue by Nuclear Blast includes the 2003 album Rheingold.

Credits

Band members
Additional musicians
Production