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[[File:TNT_Norwegian_band_2007_9649.jpg|frame|From left to right: Victor Borge, Tony Mills, Diesel Dahl, Ronni Le Tekrø.]]
Originally a straight-up metal band; when American vocalist Tony Harnell replaced previous vocalist Dag Ingebrigtsen, international success was born. Known for their vocal harmonies and fast soloing courtesy of maestro guitarist Ronni Le Tekrø, TNT had eight albums released with vocalist Tony Harnell before British vocalist Tony Mills replaced him. [[Fan Dumb]] ensued. Then in 2007, ''The New Territory'' was released, causing further [[Broken Base]] wars to ensue. TNT are still going strong in Europe and have completed a new album for 2010, with Bård Svensen from ''Knights of The New Thunder'' working on backing vocals again.
Not to be confused with the rock song "T.N.T.", which is by [[ACDC|a different band]]. Or the [[TNT (network)|basic cable channel]] run by the Turner Broadcasting System.
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* ''TNT'' 1982, the debut album has a much different tone to every other succeeding it. The lyrics were in Norwegian, and singer Dag Ingebrigtsen provided rhythm guitar on a few tracks. Ronni Le Tekrø's tone was much different sounding. After this album, Dag left for personal reasons a few months or so after new bassist Morten Skaget arrived, and the band went through limbo deciding who would sing now.
* ''Knights of the New Thunder'' This album had demos recorded with Dag singing in English.([[Keep Circulating the Tapes]], but be warned the lyrics and vocals aren't very good.) But Dag left before the final recordings, and New Yorker Tony Harnell arrived on vocals and became [[The Face of the Band]] instantly, Morten Skaget changed his name to Morty Black and took on his unique stage personality and smile with the name. Had two hits: "Seven Seas" and "Break The Ice", the former being a power metal song, the latter old fashioned metal.
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* ''Atlantis'' A slightly harder album than ''Territory'', but had a few experiments such as "Tango Girl" and "Peter Sellers Blues". Overall the album was much better received except among the hardcore Harnell fanboys.
* ''A Farewell To Arms'' The newest and so far best recieved of the Tony Mills helmed TNT albums. Returns to the [[Heavy Metal]] of the first two albums.
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* [[Album Title Drop]]: Often used.
* [[All Drummers Are Animals]]: Diesel Dahl is a straight example, a [[Badass Biker]] who does the trademark drummer face often.
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