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Insanity and Genius
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| Insanity and Genius | ||
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| Studio album by Gamma Ray | ||
| Released | September, 28 1993 2002 (Re-release) |
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| Genre | Power metal | |
| Length | 56:27 (1993) | |
| Label | Noise Records | |
| Gamma Ray chronology | ||
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| Sigh No More (1991) |
Insanity and Genius (1993) |
Land of the Free (1995) |
Insanity and Genius was the third studio album by Gamma Ray and final album with Ralf Scheepers on vocals.
Kai Hansen sings on the song "Heal Me"
- "Tribute to the Past"
- "No Return"
- "Last Before the Storm"
- "The Cave Principle"
- "Future Madhouse"
- "Gamma Ray"
- "Insanity & Genius"
- "18 Years"
- "Your Turn Is Over"
- "Heal Me"
- "Brothers"
- 12. "Gamma Ray (long version)"
- 13. "Exciter (Judas Priest cover)"
- 14. "Save Us (live version)"
Japanese Version Bonus Track
- 12. "Heroes"
Ralf Scheepers - Vocals
Kai Hansen - Guitar
Dirk Schlachter - Guitar
Jan Rubach - Bass Guitar
Thomas Nack - Drums
| Gamma Ray | ||
| Kai Hansen | Henjo Richter | Dirk Schlächter | Dan Zimmermann | ||
| Ralf Scheepers | Uwe Wessel | Jan Rubach | Mathias Burchard | Uli Kusch | Thomas Nack | ||
| Discography | ||
|---|---|---|
| Studio albums: Heading for Tomorrow | Sigh No More | Insanity and Genius | Land of the Free | Somewhere Out in Space | Powerplant | No World Order | Majestic | ||
| EPs: Heaven Can Wait | Silent Miracles | Valley of the Kings | ||
| Live albums: Alive '95 | Skeletons in the Closet | ||
| Compilations: Blast from the Past | ||
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