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4 star tnt

T. Sampson | Fremont, Nebraska | 09/08/2005

(4 out of 5 stars)

"a band that hails from norway with the vocals of american tony harnell screaming those notes we all wished we could sing to back in the 80's. tnt never had the success in the usa as they did in europe & by the time they were they were not.this is a great cd that has some very interesting guitar/synth work, a first in its time. some songs were worthy of fm radio play but never seemed to get it. i do often hear this cd on xm sattilite radio...the strong points of the cd is the genius guitar work of ronni le tekro & vocal range of tony harnell a pounding bass & great drum lines....a very european sounding cd more so that that hollywood rock n roll,but all in all a great cd for the most part.best tracks....desparate nights...everyones a star....as far as the eye can see....there are 2 solo guitar songs sapphire & incipits these songs show the talented guitar work of ronni le tekro & company.i first heard of tnt on mtv back in the ass kicking & awsome 80's. i had this on cassette but found it worthy to have now on cd in my vast cd collection. tnt was a unique rock band of the 80's 4 stars guys."

TNT's Tell No Tales is Dynamite

VampireHunterP | 01/03/2006

(4 out of 5 stars)

"TNT is a very melodic hard rock band. The singer, Tony Harnell, has an amazing vocal range. The rest of the band is also very solid. The song "10,000 Lovers (In One)" even got some airplay on the radio and MTV. The majority of the songs have a more radio friendly pop sound. The songs "Sapphire", "Smooth Syncopation", and "Incipits" are instrumentals. All of them are very short, the longest being 50 seconds. The last song, "Tell No Tales" sound very close to speed metal. Fans of Dokken will enjoy this album."