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What is the best Helloween album of all time?

By YPB Team

Power metal's founding fathers, from speed-metal roots to pumpkin-king anthems to a legendary reunion — the catalog spans multiple eras and vocalists. Which album wins?

  1. Straight Out of Hell — ranked #11
    Straight Out of Hell
    Helloween's 2013 comeback album praised for its energetic power metal.
    1000pts
  2. My God-Given Right — ranked #22
    My God-Given Right
    Helloween's 2015 album, their last before the Pumpkins United reunion, featuring the anthemic title track and Battle's Won.
    930pts
  3. The Dark Ride — ranked #33
    The Dark Ride
    Helloween's 2000 darker and heavier album departing from their typical style.
    930pts
  4. Keeper of the Seven Keys: Part II — ranked #44
    Keeper of the Seven Keys: Part II
    Helloween's 1988 follow-up featuring the epic 13-minute 'Keeper of the Seven Keys.'
    818pts
  5. Pink Bubbles Go Ape — ranked #55
    Pink Bubbles Go Ape
    Helloween's 1991 first album after Kai Hansen's departure, with Roland Grapow on guitar and a lighter, quirkier sound on songs like Kids of the Century.
    734pts
  6. Walls of Jericho — ranked #66
    Walls of Jericho
    Helloween's 1985 debut speed metal album featuring Kai Hansen on vocals.
    734pts
  7. Keeper of the Seven Keys: The Legacy — ranked #77
    Keeper of the Seven Keys: The Legacy
    Helloween's 2005 double album continuing the Keeper saga, featuring the nearly 14-minute epic The King for a 1000 Years and a duet with Candice Night.
    734pts
  8. Helloween — ranked #88
    Helloween
    Helloween's 2021 reunion album uniting current and former members including Kai Hansen.
    636pts
  9. The Time of the Oath — ranked #99
    The Time of the Oath
    Helloween's 1996 concept album paying tribute to Nostradamus.
    636pts
  10. Gambling with the Devil — ranked #1010
    Gambling with the Devil
    Helloween's heavy 2007 album built around a dark carnival theme, featuring the singles As Long as I Fall and Can Do It.
    636pts
  11. Rabbit Don't Come Easy — ranked #1111
    Rabbit Don't Come Easy
    Helloween's 2003 album, the first with guitarist Sascha Gerstner, with Mikkey Dee drumming on most tracks and the single Just a Little Sign.
    520pts
  12. Master of the Rings — ranked #1212
    Master of the Rings
    Helloween's 1994 comeback album with Andi Deris on vocals.
    520pts
  13. Better Than Raw — ranked #1313
    Better Than Raw
    Helloween's 1998 heavier album praised for its directness.
    382pts
  14. Giants & Monsters — ranked #1414
    Giants & Monsters
    Helloween's 2025 album by the seven-piece Pumpkins United line-up with Michael Kiske, Andi Deris and Kai Hansen, featuring the single This Is Tokyo.
    382pts
  15. Keeper of the Seven Keys: Part I — ranked #1515
    Keeper of the Seven Keys: Part I
    Helloween's 1987 second album and first with Michael Kiske on vocals, a power metal classic that defined the genre with Future World and Halloween.
    0pts
  16. 7 Sinners — ranked #1616
    7 Sinners
    Helloween's 2010 album, among their heaviest records, featuring the single Are You Metal? and the speed metal rush of World of Fantasy.
    0pts
  17. Chameleon — ranked #1717
    Chameleon
    Helloween's 1993 experimental album and Michael Kiske's last with the band before the reunion, venturing into pop, rock and orchestral styles far from power metal.
    0pts

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