14 Diamonds - Track Listing

Track Listing

No. Title Length
1. "Hands of Time" (from Twilight Time) 5:36
2. "Distant Skies" (from Fourth Dimension) 4:10
3. "Tomorrow" (from Episode) 4:53
4. "Coming Home" (from Visions) 5:35
5. "Destiny" (from Destiny) 10:14
6. "Future Shock" (from Fright Night) 4:34
7. "Black Diamond" (from Visions) 5:44
8. "Why Are We Here" (from Infinite) 4:43
9. "We Are the Future" (from Dreamspace) 5:18
10. "Forever" (from Episode) 3:07
11. "Hunting High and Low" (from Infinite) 3:46
12. "The Kiss of Judas" (from Visions) 5:57
13. "Rebel" (from Destiny) 4:16
14. "Mother Gaia" (from Infinite) 8:19
Stratovarius
  • Timo Kotipelto
  • Jens Johansson
  • Lauri Porra
  • Matias Kupiainen
  • Rolf Pilve
  • Jörg Michael
  • Timo Tolkki
  • Jari Kainulainen
  • Antti Ikonen
  • Tuomo Lassila
  • Jyrki Lentonen
  • Staffan Stråhlman
  • John Vihervä
Studio albums
  • Fright Night
  • Twilight Time
  • Dreamspace
  • Fourth Dimension
  • Episode
  • Visions
  • Destiny
  • Infinite
  • Elements, Pt. 1
  • Elements, Pt. 2
  • Stratovarius
  • Polaris
  • Elysium
  • Nemesis
Live albums
  • Visions of Europe
Compilations
  • The Past and Now
  • The Chosen Ones
  • 14 Diamonds
  • Intermission
  • Black Diamond: The Anthology
DVDs
  • Infinite Visions
Singles
  • "Future Shock"
  • "Black Night"
  • "Break the Ice"
  • "Wings of Tomorrow"
  • "Father Time"
  • "Will the Sun Rise?"
  • "Black Diamond"
  • "The Kiss of Judas"
  • "S.O.S."
  • "Hunting High and Low"
  • "A Million Light Years Away"
  • "Eagleheart"
  • "I Walk to My Own Song"
  • "Maniac Dance"
  • "Deep Unknown"
  • "Darkest Hours"
  • "Unbreakable"
Tours
  • Stratovarius World Tour 2005 - 2006
Related pages
  • Discography
  • Kotipelto
  • Cain's Offering
  • Revolution Renaissance
  • Symfonia
  • Blackoustic

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