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Artist : TNT
Album : Engine
Year : 2010
Genre : Metal
Label : TNT Records
Cat.nr : TNTCD 201001
Source : CDDA
R.date : 14.03.2011
Size : 66,8 MB
Encoder : LAME 3.97 -V2 --vbr-new
Bitrate : avg. 214kbps
Quality : 44,1kHz/Joint-Stereo
Website : http://www.tnttheband.com/
Tracklist:
01. Engine 04:38
02. Refugee 04:21
03. Ship in the Night 04:02
04. Take it Like a Man - Woman! 03:03
05. Come 03:44
06. Barracuda 02:41
07. A Signature on A Demon's Self-Portrait 00:59
08. Don't Misunderstand Me 03:29
09. A Farewell to Arms 02:41
10. Someone Else 04:24
11. Godnatt, Marie 04:30
12. June (Live) (bonus) 03:56
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42:28
Release Notes:
Released as "Engine" in Scandinavia, and as
"A Farewell To Arms" in Japan and Europe.
All three editions have a different bonus track.
--
Those of you who thought TNT experimented too much
on their last album "Atlantis" and went far out
left field, will certainly be hit by a truck
coming from right. Exploding in your face with
their heaviest album in 25 years, the Norwegian
powerhouse, led by Queen Elizabeth's own Tony
Mills, combines the melodic quality from 1989's
"Intuition" and the heavy sound from 1984's
"Knights Of The New Thunder" and makes it sound as
fresh today as when these classics came out. Most
notably, Ronni Le Tekro's wall of guitars sounds
stunningly good this time; massive and unique,
with signature riffs and licks all over the CD,
and you can tell he's still very much into finding
out about the mysteries of a guitar neck. Mills'
third offering with TNT puts him right at home as
well, this time the songs are perfectly suited to
his voice. Speaking of the songs; with the sole
exception of "My Religion", you have to go back to
"Intuition" to find such a batch of good melodies
from TNT. It's tempting to name them all, but the
opener "Engine" will prove everything you just
read above, along with the catchy "Don't
Misunderstand Me" and "Ship In The Night", not to
forget the killer cut "Refugee". "A Farewell To
Arms" unites three generations of TNT fans. This
CD is deadly metal - be prepared to surrender when
Ronni Le Tekro, Diesel Dahl, Victor Borge and Tony
Mills blow up the stages in 2011.
-- Frode Johnsrud. Scream Magazine.
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