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Chiodos All's Well That Ends Well mp3, flac, wma DOWNLOAD LINKS (Clickable) Genre: Rock Album: All's Well That Ends Well Country: US Released: 2005 Style: Alternative Rock, Post-Hardcore MP3 version RAR size: 1643 mb FLAC version RAR size: 1256 mb WMA version RAR size: 1129 mb Rating: 4.2 Votes: 464 Other Formats: VOX VQF VOX DMF MP1 AUD XM Tracklist 1 Prelude 0:48 2 All Nereids Beware 4:05 3 One Day Women Will All Become Monsters 3:33 4 Expired In Goreville 2:56 5 Baby, You Wouldn't Last A Minute On The Creek 4:41 6 The Words 'Best Friend' Become Redefined 3:36 7 Interlude Pt 1 1:00 8 There's No Penguins In Alaska 4:34 9 Interlude Pt 2 1:17 10 We're Gonna Have Us A Champagne Jam 4:20 11 No Hardcore Dancing In The Living Room 5:10 12 Who's Sandie Jenkins 1:59 13 To Trixie And Reptile, Thanks For Everything 4:19 Credits Bass – Matthew Goddard Drums – Derrick Frost Guitar – Jason Hale, Patrick McManaman Mastered By – Alan Douches Recorded By, Engineer, Mixed By – Marc Hudson Vocals – Craigery Owens Vocals, Keyboards – Bradley Bell Written By – Chiodos Notes Recorded in February 2005 at Audiolux Studios in Elmore, OH. Mastered at West West Side in Tenafly, NJ. Art Direction, Artwork and Design by: Paul A. Romano - workhardened.com Issued with O-Card/slipcase over jewel case. Other versions Category Artist Title (Format) Label Category Country Year All's Well That Ends Well Equal Vision EVR111 Chiodos EVR111 US 2014 (LP, Album, Whi) Records All's Well That Ends Well Equal Vision EVR111 Chiodos EVR111 US 2014 (LP, Ltd, RP, Ora) Records All's Well That Ends Well Equal Vision evr-111 Chiodos evr-111 US 2009 (LP, Album, Ltd, Pur) Records All's Well That Ends Well Equal Vision EVR111 Chiodos EVR111 US 2018 (Cass, Album, Gre) Records All's Well That Ends Well Equal Vision EVR136, EVR EVR136, EVR Chiodos (CD, Album + DVD-V, Records, Equal US 2006 136 136 NTSC) Vision Records Related Music albums to All's Well That Ends Well by Chiodos Chiodos - Bone Palace Ballet: Grand Coda The Armoires - Incidental Lightshow Various - Block Chronicle Sessions Chiodos - Devil Dave Davies - Rock Bottom (Live At The Bottom Line) Potbelly - Alive Archive The Dead Hate The Living - Shock And Awe Levon Helm Band Starring Little Sammy Davis - The Midnight Ramble Sessions Volume One a-ha - Scoundrel Days Brian Robert - 1117 Magnolia Nelson - After The Rain Harsh Words - Reptile Brain.

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