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Much more than just a music display system. Power Music gives you total control over your music collection - sheet music and chord sheets. All your music, in one place, instantly available on-screen for practice and performance.

Much more than just a music display system. Power Music gives you total control over your music collection - sheet music and chord sheets. All your music, in one place, instantly available on-screen for practice and performance.

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Under Jolly Roger is the third studio album by Running Wild. This album marked a stylistic turning point in which the group dropped the Satanic imagery they had previously used and adopted the pirate theme they would become known for, creating and influencing the later named Pirate metal subgenre of heavy metal in the 2000s in the process. The album's title comes from the famous Jolly Roger, the flag used by pirates to identify their ships.

Port Royal is the fourth album by Running Wild. This release expanded on the pirate theme introduced in their album Under Jolly Roger (1987) and established them as "pirate metal" in the metal community. Though Running Wild would mature a lot more as songwriters on future albums, Port Royal shows everything that would make them standout musicians in the German metal scene. Port Royal has everything from the epics to, the anthems to the straight up rockers. Basically, Port Royal is traditional heavy metal with more atmosphere than your general band in the genre, and a whole lot of speed metal riffs thrown in, just like on the previous.

Death or Glory is the fifth studio album by German heavy metal band Running Wild, released 8 November 1989 through Noise Records. It is their last album with both guitarist Majk Moti and drummer Ian Finlay. Being one of their most successful releases, it contains the concert favourites "Riding the Storm" and "Bad to the Bone". If the album weren't great enough alone, the new remastered version also contains the entire Wild Animal [EP] (1990) as bonus tracks.

With their album "Pile Of Skulls" from 1992, Running Wild returned to the long-established trademark pirate. However, there was also an overall concept on the topics of corruption and misuse of power in the course of history. Here are songs based on Robert Louise Stevenson's "Treasure Island," alongside tracks like "Jennings Revenge" about the exploits of the infamous pirate Henry Jennings. With 350,000 copies sold worldwide, "Pile Of Skulls" proved another success for Running Wild.

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