Twilight Symphony

Twilight Symphony is an unofficial compilation album, featuring various Rhapsody Of Fire tracks. It contains sixteen tracks, seven of which are were unpublished and the remaining 9 of previous albums, some remodified. The CD has the duration of 70 minutes and 50 seconds. Among the tracks stands out Power Of Thy Sword, cover of the homonymous song by Manowar, the complete/full version of Dargor, Shadowlord Of The Black Mountain and Invernal Fury, original and revisited version of Rage Of The Winter (though technically the two tracks from Emerald Sword).

Track listings

 * Thunder's Mighty Roar (fromThe Dark Secret)
 * Guardians Of Destiny (English Version) (from The Dark Secret)
 * Non Ho Sonno ( (from The Dark Secret)
 * Dargor, Shadowlord of the Black Mountain (Full Version) (from Holy Thunderforce)
 * Invernal Fury (Remake) (from Holy Thunderforce (Single))
 * Lo Specchio D'Argento (from The Magic Of The Wizard's Dream)
 * Age Of The Red Moon (None; Unreleased song.)
 * Riding The Winds Of Eternity (Edit) (from Tales From The Emerald Sword Saga)
 * Where Dragons Fly (Duo Version) (edit of track from Emerald Sword)
 * Land Of Immortals (Remake) (from Emerald Sword)
 * Guardians ( Cover) (None; Unreleased coversong)
 * Descent Of The Archangel (Track from Kamelot with solo by Luca Turilli) (from Epica (Kamelot))
 * Autumn Twilight (from The Magic Of The Wizard's Dream)
 * Rise from the Sea of Flames (Bonustrack (tr.10) from Power of the Dragonflame)
 * Nekron's Bloody Rhymes (Excerpt IV of The Mystic Prophecy Of The Demonknight from Triumph Or Agony)
 * Warlord's Last Challenge (Excerpt II of Gargoyles, Angels of Darkness from Power of the Dragonflame)
 * Power Of Thy Sword ( Cover}}) (None; Unreleased coversong)

Trivia

 * Track 5 is labelled as "Invernal Fury (Remake)", but is actually the symphonic & original demo length version of Rage of the Winter that was released as the third and closing track of Emerald Sword.
 * Track 12, Descent Of The Archangel, is, in quite alot of track listings, labelled as a Kamelot cover, but in actuality, it is the original track that appeared on their Epica album. Currently, Rhapsody has not covered Descent.. at all, as of yet. In fact, this track on Twilight Symphony still features Roy Khan on vocals. The only difference seems that the quality of the track may have been edited and that, much like in Epica, it features a guest solo by Luca Turilli, which is quite clearly the reason why it was added to Twilight Symphony.