HAMMERFALL Performs New Song On Swedish TV; Video Available

September 14, 2007

Swedish metallers HAMMERFALL performed live on the Swedish TV morning show "Nyhetsmorgon" on TV4 on Thursday, September 13. The band played two songs: the new single, "Last Man Standing", and "Hearts on Fire". Watch the performances at the TV4.se web site:

"Last Man Standing": Video
"Hearts on Fire": Video

As previously reported, HAMMERFALL will release a two-CD "best-of" set called "Steel Meets Steel - Ten Years of Glory" (cover artwork) on October 12 through Nuclear Blast Records. The CD will include around 25 classic HAMMERFALL tracks along with three new songs which were recently recorded at Mi Sueno studios in Tenerife, Spain: "Last Man Standing", "Restless Soul" and "HammerFall v2.0.07". The track listing for the effort is as follows:

Disc 1:

01. The Abyss
02. Last Man Standing
03. Hammerfall v2.0.07
04. The Dragon Lies Bleeding
05. Steel Meets Steel
06. Glory To The Brave
07. Heeding The Call
08. At The End Of The Rainbow
09. Legacy Of Kings
10. Let The Hammer Fall (Live)
11. Templars Of Steel
12. Renegade
13. Always Will Be
14. Keep The Flame Burning
15. Riders Of The Storm

Disc 2:

01. Hearts On Fire
02. Crimson Thunder
03. Hero's Return
04. Blood Bound
05. Secrets
06. Fury Of The Wild
07. Never, Ever
08. Threshold
09. Natural High
10. Dark Wings, Dark Words
11. The Fire Burns Forever
12. Restless Soul
13. The Metal Age (Live Musikens Hus, Göteborg, 1998)
14. Stone Cold (Live Musikens Hus, Göteborg, 1998)
15. Hammerfall v2.0.07 MPEG video (rough mix version)

Watch video footage of HAMMERFALL performing the song "Blood Bound" on TV4's "Nyhetsmorgon" in February 2005:

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