In July 1999, the 2nd album Jaws of Death was released. Shortly after its release guitarist Tom Naumann left the band due to health problems. During the tour through Europe, Brazil and Japan he was replaced by Alex Beyrodt. In January 2000, Henny Wolter joined the band as a permanent replacement. In early 2001, the third album Nuclear Fire was released. At the following world tour the band played in the US for the first time and were guests at the Metal Meltdown Festival and the Milwaukee Metalfest.
The next album Black Sun was released on 29 April 2002 and entered the German LP charts at place 55. Halford-Guitarist Mike Chlasciak contributed the guitar solos for the songs "Fear" and "Armageddon". The highlight of the following double-headliner tour with fellow band Rage was a gig at the Scala in London. The same year Henny Wolter left the band and was replaced by the returning Tom Naumann. With this line-up the band again toured through Brazil and ended the Black Sun tour. In April–May 2003, the band participated in the "Metal Gods" tour together with Rob Halford, Testament and a few other bands and toured through the US and Canada. During the Tour drummer Klaus Sperling was replaced by Randy Black. After the tour, Randy joined the band permanently.
In February 2004, the 5th album Devil's Ground was released and entered the German LP charts at place 67. April of the same year the band started another world tour in which the band toured through Europe, Japan, the US and South America including one of the band's biggest hits "Metal Is Forever". Directly after the tour the band recorded their 6th album Seven Seals in Vancouver and Stuttgart. It was released in Fall of 2005 mixed by Mike Frazer in Vancouver. To promote the album the band went on Europe and Japan tour together with fellow power metal band Helloween.
In July 2006, the band surprisingly left Nuclear Blast Records and signed a long-term contract with Frontiers Records. As a "parting gift" Nuclear Blast released the best of compilation Metal Is Forever.
In February 2007, during the recordings for the next album New Religion, the band decided after long discussions about the future of the band that Henny Wolter would return as 2nd guitarist and Tom Naumann would leave the band. The album was finished under the direction of producer Mat Sinner and engineer and co-producer Charlie Bauerfeind and was mixed by Roland Prent in the Galaxy Studios in Belgium. It was released in September 2007 and entered the German LP charts at place 60. They started their New Religion tour as co-headliner of the sold out ProgPower USA (PPUSA) VIII festival in Atlanta, US. Afterwards they toured together with U.D.O. through Europe. They continued the tour in January 2008 due to the band's 10th birthday and once again toured through Europe.
Early March 2008, the band announced that longtime guitarist Stefan Leibing had left the band because he wanted to spend more time with his family and his business. On future releases and tours he would be replaced by Swedish guitarist Magnus Karlsson, who already contributed two guitar solos for the New Religion album. In December 2008 the band entered the House of Music Studios to record their next album 16.6 (Before the Devil Knows You're Dead). They said that "the music includes a lot of the vibe of our very first albums" and that "a new Primal Fear album always contained some new musical challenges, real surprises". The Album was released on 22 May in Europe and 9 June in the US. The Video for the song Six Time Dead (16.6) has premiered on 8 May on the band's official MySpace channel. The Album reached No. 46 on the German, No. 52 in Swedish and No. 28 in the Japanese album charts. The band started their longest tour ever in South America, North America, Canada, Europe and Japan to promote their new album. A new live CD and DVD was recorded during every leg on the tour. In 2010 the band spent their longest time on the road in North America tour, followed by another European Tour in September–November 2010.
On 8 July 2011, the band announced their next album Unbreakable. The album was released on 20 January 2012. The band toured extensively throughout 2012 in support of the album on the "Metal Nation" tour, of which the European leg included dates in Italy, Germany, Brazil, Chile, Argentina and Bolivia among others. The band also played several more shows in 2013.
On 20 May 2013, it was announced on the band's official website that they would begin recording their next album the following day. On 4 October, Primal Fear announced their new album Delivering the Black. It was released on 24 January 2014 by Frontiers Records.
On 11 August 2014, drummer Randy Black parted ways with the band due to "irreconcilable differences" between him and Ralf Scheepers. His last appearance was at the Summer Breeze festival in Germany. His departure became effective on 16 August. On 13 June 2015, the band announced that former U.D.O. drummer Francesco Jovino would replace him along with returning guitarist Tom Naumann.
On 22 January 2016, the band released their eleventh studio album Rulebreaker. In November 2017, Primal Fear entered the studio to begin work on their twelfth album Apocalypse, which was released 10 August 2018.
On 3 April 2020, Primal Fear announced the title of their thirteenth studio album Metal Commando, along with a release date of 17 July 2020. A single titled "Along Came the Devil", in support of the upcoming album was released on 15 May 2020. On 9 April 2021, Primal Fear released an EP titled I Will Be Gone, featuring Tarja Turunen.
Full Wikipedia article: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Primal_Fear_(band)
Studio albums
Primal Fear (1998
Jaws of Death (1999)
Nuclear Fire (2001)
Black Sun (2002)
Devil's Ground (2004)
Seven Seals (2005)
New Religion (2007)
16.6 (Before the Devil Knows You're Dead) (2009)
Unbreakable (2012)
Delivering the Black (2014)
Rulebreaker (2016)
Apocalypse (2018)
Metal Commando (2020)
Everytime it Rains
Primal Fear Lyrics
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The mess of desperation trapped into my skin.
The crash history will break me
And take me from the stay are being.
Everytime it rains, just is calling,
I can't stop myself from falling,
Into the darkness,
I'll be a world you wanna feel and pain
Everytime it rains.
The ways of vacillation press around me,
Around me.
The loneliness of silence it cause
In my brain.
The sorry said a mangler
And wonder why I fall your faith
Everytime it rains, just is calling,
I can't stop myself from falling,
Into the darkness,
Into the madness.
I'll be a world you wanna feel and pain
Everytime it rains.
Everytime it rains, just is calling,
I can't stop myself from falling,
Into the darkness,
Into the madness.
I'll be a world you wanna feel and pain
Everytime it rains.
Everytime it rains
Everytime it rains
Everytime it rains
The lyrics of Primal Fear's song "Everytime it Rains" are a poignant portrayal of an individual struggling with their inner demons of insecurity, desperation, and vacillation. The opening lines of the song, "Close of insecurity, obscured me disarmed me," immediately sets the tone for the rest of the song. The person is feeling vulnerable and exposed, trapped within their own skin. The "crash history" the individual is experiencing is symbolic of a past trauma or emotional breakdown that continues to haunt them.
The repetition of the phrase "Everytime it rains, just is calling," alludes to the idea that the person is being pulled back into their past every time it rains. They are unable to escape the memories and feelings that have been triggered by the rain, represented as darkness and madness. The line "I'll be a world you wanna feel and pain" suggests that the individual is willing to bear the pain of their past experiences to feel something again.
The phrase "The ways of vacillation press around me" suggests that the individual is unsure of the path they should take, and the weight of their indecision is pressuring them. The "loneliness of silence" indicates that the person is struggling to communicate their inner turmoil with others, and they feel isolated. The line "The sorry said a mangler and wonder why I fall your faith" suggests that the individual feels remorseful for not living up to the expectations of those around them, further contributing to their inner turmoil.
Overall, "Everytime it Rains" is a song that portrays the anxiety and vulnerability of a person struggling with their past experiences and their ability to move forward.
Line by Line Meaning
Close of insecurity, obscured me disarmed me
My insecurities make me feel vulnerable and exposed.
The mess of desperation trapped into my skin.
I feel overwhelmed and desperate, like it's a part of me that I can't escape.
The crash history will break me
My past mistakes and failures continue to haunt and hurt me.
And take me from the stay are being.
These unresolved issues prevent me from moving on and feeling fulfilled.
The ways of vacillation press around me, around me.
I feel stuck and indecisive, surrounded by uncertainty.
The loneliness of silence it cause in my brain.
Being alone and quiet only intensifies my mental struggles and pain.
The sorry said a mangler
Despite apologizing, I still feel like I've caused harm and damage.
And wonder why I fall your faith
I question why others continue to believe in me despite my flaws.
Everytime it rains, just is calling,
The rain reminds me of my struggles and pain, almost taunting me.
I can't stop myself from falling,
I feel helpless and like I'm losing control.
Into the darkness,
My struggles take me to a dark place mentally and emotionally.
Into the madness.
I feel like I'm losing my grip on reality and succumbing to chaos.
I'll be a world you wanna feel and pain
My struggles have become a part of who I am, and I feel like a burden to others.
Everytime it rains.
The struggles and pain intensify with each rain, making it feel like an endless cycle.
Everytime it rains
The repetition emphasizes the constant, unrelenting nature of the struggles.
Everytime it rains
The repetition emphasizes the constant, unrelenting nature of the struggles.
Lyrics © O/B/O APRA AMCOS
Written by: MAT SINNER, RALF SCHEEPERS, STEFAN LEIBING, THOMAS NAUMANN-PHILIPP
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🎶 Lyrics 🎶
Clouds of insecurity obscure me
Assure me
The mist of desperation
Dripping down my skin
The crushing storm will break me
And take me from this state I'm in
Everytime the rain comes calling
I can't stop myself from falling
Into the darkness - into the madness
Of a world devoid of fear and pain
Everytime it rains
The waves of isolation
Crash around me - around me
The loneliness of silence
Echoes in my brain
With shore in sight I'm under
And wonder why I fought in vain
Everytime the rain comes calling
I can't stop myself from falling
Into the darkness - into the madness
Of a world devoid of fear and pain
Everytime it rains
@rshabbir7
This song was so well written and a such a true gem of modern rock...sadly its so underrated!!
@dryx2118
Perfect duet song, Splendid harmony..Art rock! German shock!
@timothyransay3777
Thank you for posting God Bless you 🙏 ❤️ 💖 😊
@silviosantannajr
this is perfect...How i wish this singer's stay definitively with Epica. this is perfection, strenght and Grace at The same time... amazing...let me breathless
@guiterry
It is SUCH A TRAGEDY that radio and record companies only care about the next "big thing", while REAL bands who make REAL music languish in relative obscurity. Thank GOD for the internet!!! I NEVER would have heard of this TREMENDOUS band had it not been for an iTunes radio station. These guys are ARE AWESOME!!
@italiangeo1
And you have to spread the good news to those in the dark!!!!
@Gigatless
I'll tell you the exact opposite because I've discovered this song through a radio!
@klm607
HAIL SIMONE SIMONS!!! Voice & Beauty of a Goddess!!!
@ryantheman6085
I Love this song every time it rains
@chibichibix
Thanks!! Peace from Brazil 🇧🇷❤️