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The Fourth Legacy
Studio album by Kamelot
Released	February 22, 2000
Recorded	Gate Studio and Pathway Studios (Wolfsburg, Germany) August-September 1999
Genre	Symphonic metal Power metal Progressive metal
Length	48:18
Label	Noise/Modern Music
Producer	Sascha Paeth and Miro
Professional reviews
The Metal Crypt link
Kamelot chronology
Siége Perilous (1998) The Fourth Legacy (2000) Karma (2001)

The Fourth Legacy is the fourth full-length album by metal band Kamelot. It was released in 2000 by Noise Records/Modern Music.

Track listing

1. "New Allegiance" - 0:54
2. "The Fourth Legacy" - 4:55
3. "Silent Goddess" - 4:15
4. "Desert Reign" - 1:39
5. "Nights of Arabia" - 5:26
6. "The Shadow of Uther" - 4:45
7. "A Sailorman's Hymn" - 4:05
8. "Alexandria" - 3:53
9. "The Inquisitor" - 4:35
10. "Glory" - 3:42
11. "Until Kingdom Come" - 4:11
12. "Lunar Sanctum" - 5:59

Japanese version contains a bonus track:

• 13. "Can You Remember-" (live) - 4:27

Line-up

• Roy Khan - vocals
• Thomas Youngblood - guitars, backing vocals
• Glenn Barry - bass guitar
• Casey Grillo - drums

Album information

• Recorded at Gate Studio and Pathway Studios (Wolfsburg, Germany) August-September 1999
• Released by Noise Records/Modern Music
• Produced by Sascha Paeth and Miro
• Mixed and mastered by Sascha Paeth at Pathway Studios, Germany
• Management: KMI Entertainment [1]
• Cover art: Derek Gores [2]
• Photography: Thomas Kuschewski

Guest musicians

• Keyboards and orchestral arrangements - Miro
• Additional guitars - Sascha Paeth
• Background voice on "Nights of Arabia", "Until Kingdom Come" and "Alexandria - Thomas Rettke
• Additional drums - Dirk Buirneberg and Robert Hunecke-Rizzo
• Female voice on "A Sailorman's Hymn" - Rannveig Sif Sigurdardóttir
• Female voice on "Nights of Arabia" - Cinzia Rizzo
• Flute and additional percussion on "Desert Reign" - Farouk Asjadi
• D-bass on "Nights of Arabia" - Andre Neygenfind
• Strings sections - Fallersleben String Quartet
• Flute - Simon McTavish

See also

• Scheherazade in popular culture
• Alexandria

External links

• Official site