March 1999 - after 3 months of ideas, Thomas traveled to the small village of Sorskogbygda in Norway, home of vocalist Roy Khan. Writing began in Tampa, Florida, but after a month of work Thomas Youngblood decided to relocate to the mountains of Virginia to concentrate on songs and get a different vibe for the record. In December 1998 the journey for The Fourth Legacy would begin after the Kamelot tour.

Upon returning to their hometown of Tampa, Florida the band decided to take some time off to write and relax. The record spawned great reviews from fans and critics, which led to the group's first-ever tour of Europe in late 1998.

In 1998 new vocalist Roy Khan and drummer Casey Grillo were enlisted and the record Siege Perilous was now a reality.

The chemistry was perfect from the beginning and it was a great sign of what was to come from this union. Apprehensive at first, Khan succeeded with flying colors. Before he was taken on as a band member he had to pass one final test: skydiving with the band members of Kamelot. Khan's former group Conception had split up the year before: that marked the genesis of the new Kamelot. A whole record had been written but no one worthy enough to grab the mic. After listening to between 75 and 100 audition tapes of vocalists, the band was at a standstill. A local music veteran at the age of 21, Casey was a perfect fit for the opening. After one audition, Casey Grillo was chosen as Warner's replacement. Kamelot's first goal was to find a new drummer. Unfortunately drummer Richard Warner and vocalist Mark Vanderbilt could not tour and there seemed to be no light at the end of the tunnel for the two to ever tour. After the success of Dominion, many tour opportunities were presented to Kamelot. But obstacles were ahead.ġ997 was a year of major changes. Not resting on their laurels, the group went back to work on their 3rd and most important release. The fans and sales for Kamelot would grow over the year and the group was being touted as one the new leaders in melodic metal from the United States. In 1996 their second album, Dominion, received even more attention, because it showed the variety of the band, spanning all the way from European progressive metal to classical music. Fans and critics alike praised Kamelot as being one of the most promising newcomers in metal.

Kamelot had signed with Noise Records (Germany) in the spring of 1994 in order to prepare for the release. In 1991 Kamelot was founded by guitarist Thom Youngblood and drummer/school mate Richard Warner, but it wasn't until August 1995 that the band's debut album, Eternity, was released.

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