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Renegade

Album - 9 october 2000 - DeB Id: 106678
By HammerFall
11 Tracks 1 Reviews Definitions Listenings Video 0 Charts
Metal

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Album DeRango™ 9,64

Hammerfall

Renegade ■ wwwhatemoornet

 This album is useless, just like Hammerfall and like this review.

 The total lack of technique and originality... is impressive.

 Discover why Hammerfall's 'Renegade' sparks mixed opinions—read the full review and listen to the single today!

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Metal
week 33 - 2003
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Templars of Steel (05:26)
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  • Cinghiale81
    Cinghiale81
    20 aug 23
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Keep the Flame Burning (04:39)
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Standing at the
crossroads, were the future meets the past
Oh can´t you feel, there´s magic in the air
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03
Renegade (04:26)
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See the outlaw stands alone beneath the burning sun
The raging badlands now is his home
There's no sign of victory, he lost his liberty
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Always Will Be (04:51)
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Our sun is set, our day is done, I'm left here wondering
Is this the end, my final words to you
Day turned to night and now you're gone, I'm left here pondering
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The Champion (04:57)
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Gaze upon the stake,
flames will soon start to embrace
Condemned, auto da fé,
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09
Raise the Hammer (03:23)
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[INSTRUMENTAL]
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10
A Legend Reborn (05:09)
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You've been fighting for much to long
You saw the future and what to come
Restless spirits out on the run,
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11
Head Over Heels (04:34)
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[cover version of the legendary Accept song and taken from the tribute to Accept album]

Late at night in the park
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HammerFall

HammerFall are a Swedish heavy/power metal band frequently described in these reviews as defined by consistency: epic mid-tempos, big sing-along choruses, and Joacim Cans’ clean, high vocal style. Reviewers repeatedly point to the 1997 debut Glory to the Brave as a landmark release tied to a broader revival narrative for classic heavy/power metal, while later albums draw both praise and accusations of self-recycling.
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