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Dreamland Manor
Studio album by Savage Circus
Released	August 29, 2005 (Germany) September 29, 2005 (Japan) March 21, 2006 (USA)
Recorded	Powerhouse Studio, Germany
Genre	Power metal
Length	57:19
Label	Dockyard 1, Century Media
Producer	Piet Sielck
Savage Circus chronology
Dreamland Manor (2005) Live in Atlanta (2007)

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Dreamland Manor is the debut album of German power metal band Savage Circus. The album sounds similar to older classic Blind Guardian.

Writing

The band wrote most of the album together. Three songs, however, were written solely by Thomen for the next Blind Guardian album: "Evil Eyes", "It – The Gathering", and the ballad "Beyond Reality". Thomen comments:

Three songs I wrote for Blind Guardian. And when I noticed, when they were done, that the songs were very similar to old Blind Guardian stuff, more back-to-the-roots, I noticed that it would be big problem to present these songs to my ex-band members, because, OK, then I was still in the band, but I knew when I would play the songs to them they would say: "Hey, this is something we already did ten years ago."

Track listing

All music written by: Savage Circus
All lyrics by: Jens Carlsson and Piet Sielck

Trivia

• The Japanese bonus track "Ça plane pour moi" is sung in French, however Jens does not speak the language. Emil knows some French, and he wrote down the lyrics at home in Umeå and told Jens how to pronounce it.

Credits

• Jens Carlsson – lead vocals
• Emil Norberg – guitar
• Piet Sielck – guitar, bass, and backing vocals
• Thomas Stauch – drums

Guest musicians

• Rolf Köhler – backing vocals

References

1. "Dreamland Manor - Savage Circus". AllMusic. Retrieved 11-23-2013.
2. "Savage Circus - Dreamland Manor". Metal Underground. Retrieved 11-23-2013.
3. "Savage Circus: Dreamland Manor". Sea of Tranquility. Retrieved 11-23-2013.
4. "Savage Circus Dreamland Manor". Sputnikmusic. Retrieved 11-23-2013.
5. "Interview with: Savage Circus's Piet Sielck". 10-24-2005. Retrieved 11-23-2013.
6. ^ "Interview – with Thomen Stauch (Savage Circus)" Archived 2013-12-03 at the Wayback Machine. Retrieved 11-23-2013.
7. "Piet Sielck – Savage Circus & Iron Savior". Metal-Rules.com. 4-29-2006. Retrieved 11-23-2013.

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