My Religion (album)

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My Religion
Studio album by TNT
Released	8 March 2004
Recorded	Studio Studio, Nyhagen, Norway
Genre	Heavy metal, glam metal
Length	44:50
Label	MTM
Producer	Tony Harnell, Ronni Le Tekrø
TNT chronology
The Big Bang – The Essential Collection (2003) My Religion (2004) All the Way to the Sun (2005)

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My Religion is the eighth studio album by the Norwegian hard rock band TNT, released on 8 March 2004. It marked a return to the glam metal direction that ended with Realized Fantasies. It was said to be a "breath of fresh air" by most fans^{[citation needed]} and received excellent reviews worldwide when it was released.^{[citation needed]} It is regarded by a large part of TNT's fanbase to be their best album ever, including more known albums such as Tell No Tales and Intuition.^{[citation needed]} Sid Ringsby joined the band to finish the rest of the touring for My Religion and to record the follow-up album, All The Way To The Sun.^{[citation needed]}

This was the final TNT album on which Morty Black played the bass guitar. He left in late 2004 to join Åge Aleksandersen's band.^{[citation needed]}

Track listing[]

• The guitar effect in "She Needs Me" was created using the overdrive effect, and punching a hole in the speaker's powertube.^{[citation needed]}
• "She Needs Me" is Tony Harnell's favorite song on My Religion.^{[citation needed]}

Personnel[]

Band[]

• Tony Harnell – vocals
• Ronni Le Tekrø – guitars
• Morty Black – bass guitar
• Diesel Dahl – drums, percussion

Additional personnel[]

• Dag Stokke – keyboards^{[citation needed]}
• Amy Anderson – background vocals, recorder^{[citation needed]}

Album credits[]

• Produced by Tony Harnell and Ronni Le Tekrø^{[citation needed]}

Sources[]

• http://www.ronniletekro.com/discography-album-23.html