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Black Hand Inn (Expanded Version) [2017 - Remaster]

Running WildMarch 24, 1994

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Black Hand Inn is the eighth studio album by German heavy metal band Running Wild, released on March 24, 1994 through Noise Records. It is a loose concept album about a resurrected man, against a backdrop of piracy, foreseeing Armageddon.

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1	The Curse (2017 - Remaster)	3:13
2	Black Hand Inn (2017 - Remaster)	4:32
3	Mr. Deadhead (2017 - Remaster)	4:01
4	Soulless (2017 - Remaster)	4:55
5	The Privateer (2017 - Remaster)	4:20
6	Fight the Fire of Hate (2017 - Remaster)	6:37
7	The Phantom of Black Hand Hill (2017 - Remaster)	6:22
8	Freewind Rider (2017 - Remaster)	5:15
9	Powder and Iron (2017 - Remaster)	5:16
10	Dragonmen (2017 - Remaster)	5:39
11	Genesis (The Making and the Fall of Man) [2017 - Remaster]	15:19
12	Dancing on a Minefield (2017 - Remaster)	4:58
13	Poisoned Blood (2017 - Remaster)	3:44

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August 25, 2017

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