Victory Songs

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Victory Songs
Studio album by Ensiferum
Released April 20, 2007
March 23, 2007 (in Finland)
Recorded November 2006 –
Genre Folk metal
Length 49:56
59:52 (special edition)
Label Spinefarm
Producer Janne Joutsenniemi
Ensiferum chronology

Dragonheads
(2005)
Victory Songs
(2007)
From Afar
(2009)
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Victory Songs is the third full-length album by the Finnish Viking / folk metal band Ensiferum. It was released on April 20, 2007 by Spinefarm. It would be the first full-length Ensiferum album to feature the new members Petri Lindroos, Sami Hinkka and Janne Parviainen, and the last to feature Meiju Enho.

Track listing

No. Title Length
1. "Ad Victoriam" (Enho-Hinkka-Toivonen) 3:10
2. "Blood Is the Price of Glory" (Toivonen-Miettinen/Hinkka) 5:17
3. "Deathbringer from the Sky" (Hinkka-Toivonen/Hinkka) 5:10
4. "Ahti" (Toivonen/Hinkka) 3:55
5. "One More Magic Potion" (Toivonen/Hinkka) 5:22
6. "Wanderer" (Toivonen/Hinkka) 6:32
7. "Raised by the Sword" (Enho-Toivonen/Enho) 6:10
8. "The New Dawn" (Lindroos-Toivonen/Lindroos) 3:42
9. "Victory Song" (Toivonen-Hinkka-Miettinen/Hinkka) 10:38
Limited Edition bonus track
No. Title Length
10. "Lady in Black" (Uriah Heep cover) 4:34

The UK edition of Victory Songs includes the preceding EP Dragonheads on a bonus disc.

Credits

The band

Session/guest musicians

  • Johanna Vakkuri - flute
  • Euge Valovirta - acoustic guitars
  • Petri Prauda - bagpipes
  • Vesa Vigman - mandolin, bouzouki, saxophone
  • Kaisa Saari - tin whistle, recorder
  • Aleksi Parviainen - additional lead vocals (on Deathbringer From the Sky), backing vocals
  • Lassi Logren - nyckelharpa
  • Timo Väänänen - kantele
  • D.P. - backing harsh vocals

References

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