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Fates Warning: Awaken the Guardian - Live at Keep it True Festival poster

Fates Warning: Awaken the Guardian - Live at Keep it True Festival 

Legendary progressive metal act Fates Warning celebrated the 30th anniversary of their third album, Awaken the Guardian, in 2016. The album was to become their final release to feature vocalist John Arch. That era's lineup was rounded out by bassist Joe DiBiase, drummer Steve Zimmerman, along with current guitarist Frank Aresti and, of course, Jim Matheos. Awaken the Guardian also holds the honour as the band's very first release to debut on the Billboard charts. - Keep It True Festival, April 30th, 2016, Lauda-Königshofen, Germany - Directed and edited by Oliver "Bomber" Barth - Mixed and mastered by Bill Metoyer at SkullSeven Studio, North Hollywood, CA
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Legendary progressive metal act Fates Warning celebrated the 30th anniversary of their third album, Awaken the Guardian, in 2016. The album was to become their final release to feature vocalist John Arch. That era's lineup was rounded out by bassist Joe DiBiase, drummer Steve Zimmerman, along with current guitarist Frank Aresti and, of course, Jim Matheos. Awaken the Guardian also holds the honour as the band's very first release to debut on the Billboard charts. - Keep It True Festival, April 30th, 2016, Lauda-Königshofen, Germany - Directed and edited by Oliver "Bomber" Barth - Mixed and mastered by Bill Metoyer at SkullSeven Studio, North Hollywood, CA

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Runtime:84 minutes
Studio:Metal Blade Records

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