Týr - How Far To Asgaard

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7.4 | 162 votes |
Band
Týr
Style
Folk metal
Release date
January 2002
Owners
229 have it
19 want it
Tracklist
01. Hail To The Hammer
02. Excavation
03. The Rune
04. Ten Wild Dogs
05. God Of War
06. Sand In The Wind
07. Ormurin Langi
08. How Far To Asgaard
    1 - Nornagest Ríma [2002 release hidden track - uncredited]

09. Ólavur Riddararós [2008 re-release bonus]
10. Stýrisvølurin [2008 re-release bonus]
    1 - Nornagest Ríma [2008 re-release hidden track - uncredited]
Lyrics (8)
Additional info
Music Videos: Ormurin Langi, Hail To The Hammer
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09.11.2016 - 06:40
Rating: 8

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Weird album but I like it.
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01.08.2023 - 19:41
Rating: 8

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This album and Eric the Red are the best albums of Tyr. Also the song Stýrisvølurin is one of the most perfect songs I have ever heard.
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03.12.2024 - 10:52
Rating: 6

Posts: 218


I'm surprised how much this contains progressive stuff and instrumentals. I'm not the biggest fan of the vocal quality in this album. They get better in later albums. Good viking stuff here and there but nothing special. I will probably never re-visit this since I find it mediocre even in their own discography, and none of the songs in this made it to my playlist
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