No Sacrifice, No Victory

No Sacrifice, No Victory
Studio album by HammerFall
Released February 20, 2009
Recorded PAMA Studios, Sweden
Sonic Train Studios, Sweden, June–November 2008
Genre Power metal, heavy metal
Length 49:49
Label Nuclear Blast
Producer Charlie Bauerfeind
HammerFall chronology
Masterpieces
(2008)Masterpieces2008
No Sacrifice, No Victory
(2009)
Infected
(2011)Infected2011
Singles from No Sacrifice, No Victory
  1. "Any Means Necessary[1]"
    Released: February 6, 2009
  2. "My Sharona[2]"
    Released: April 26, 2009
Professional ratings
Review scores
SourceRating
Allmusic [3]
Danger Dog [4]
Lords of Metal [5](85/100)
Metal 1 [6](8.5/10)

No Sacrifice, No Victory is the seventh studio album by HammerFall and was released February 20, 2009. It was partly recorded in PAMA Studios in Torsås and partly at King Diamond guitarist, Andy La Rocque's Sonic Train Studios in Varberg. This is the first album featuring the band's new lead guitarist Pontus Norgren and the return of bassist Fredrik Larsson who played bass from 1994 to 1997, as well as the first to have the band tuning all of their guitars in all songs to D tuning as opposed to the E-flat tuning seen on all previous albums (they also used D tuning in title track for the album Glory to the Brave). The album was certified gold in Sweden.
The song "My Sharona" was also released as a single, the second single released from this album, and only has one track which has the same name as the song.[2]

Track listing

No.TitleWriter(s)Length
1."Any Means Necessary"Joacim Cans, Oscar Dronjak3:37
2."Life Is Now"Cans, Dronjak4:45
3."Punish and Enslave"Cans, Dronjak3:59
4."Legion"Cans, Dronjak5:38
5."Between Two Worlds"Dronjak5:30
6."Hallowed Be My Name"Cans, Dronjak3:58
7."Something for the Ages" (Instrumental)Pontus Norgren, Fredrik Thomander5:06
8."No Sacrifice, No Victory"Cans, Dronjak3:34
9."Bring the Hammer Down"Cans, Stefan Elmgren3:43
10."One of a Kind"Cans, Dronjak, Jesper Strömblad6:16
11."My Sharona" (The Knack cover)Doug Fieger, Berton Averre3:57

Personnel

Chart positions

Country Position
Sweden (Rock/Metal) 1
Sweden 2
UK (Rock) 18
UK (Indie) 21
Switzerland 20
Austria 25
Czech Republic 33
Norway 46
Greece 7
Italy 81
Belgium (Flanders) 92
Belgium (Wallonia) 82
France 95
Germany 7

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Song description

References


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