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TNT
Knights of the New Thunder
Genres: Rock, Metal

Track Listings (11) - Disc #1
1. Seven Seas - T.N.T., TNT [1] [Heavy Meta
2. Ready to Leave - T.N.T., Le Tekro, Ronni
3. Klassisk Romance [Instrumental] - T.N.T., Le Tekro, Ronni
4. Last Summer's Evil - T.N.T., Black, Morty
5. Without Your Love - T.N.T., Black, Morty
6. Tor With the Hammer - T.N.T., Hansen, Tony
7. Break the Ice - T.N.T., Dahl, Diesel
8. U.S.A. - T.N.T., Alfheim, Gustav
9. Deadly Metal - T.N.T., Alfheim, Gustav
10. Knights of the Thunder - T.N.T., Black, Morty
11. Eddie - T.N.T., Alfheim, Gustav

The metal act's 1984 album for the Vertigo label. 11 tracks,including 'Seven Seas', 'Ready To Leave' and 'Eddie'.

CD Details

All Artists: TNT
Title: Knights of the New Thunder
Members Wishing: 11
Total Copies: 0
Label: Universal
Release Date: 6/18/2007
Album Type: Import
Genres: Rock, Metal
Style:
Number of Discs: 1
SwapaCD Credits: 1

Synopsis

Album Description

The metal act's 1984 album for the Vertigo label. 11 tracks,including 'Seven Seas', 'Ready To Leave' and 'Eddie'.

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CD Reviews

TNT - 'Knights of The New Thunder' (Polygram)

Mike Reed | USA | 07/25/2008

(4 out of 5 stars)

"Originally released in 1984, as this was the Norway metal band's first record. Never been that huge of a TNT fan myself, but this CD makes the fourth title of theirs I've had. Best tracks include the gem "Seven Seas", "Klassik Romance", the awesome "Break The Ice" and the two most all-out rockers this disc has to offer - "Last Summer's Evil" {I could have a lot of with that song title} and "Deadly Metal". Have to admit that Ronni Le Tekro 's guitar solos alone make this CD reissue worth having. Definitely worth checking out."