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S.O.D. Live At Budokan mp3, flac, wma DOWNLOAD LINKS (Clickable) Genre: Rock Album: Live At Budokan Country: Canada Released: 1992 Style: Hardcore, Heavy Metal MP3 version RAR size: 1655 mb FLAC version RAR size: 1305 mb WMA version RAR size: 1502 mb Rating: 4.5 Votes: 459 Other Formats: WMA DMF MP2 MOD APE VOC WAV Tracklist Hide Credits A1 Intro 0:37 A2 March Of The S.O.D. 1:26 A3 Sargent D And The S.O.D. 2:48 A4 Kill Yourself 2:55 A5 Momo 0:44 A6 Pi Alpha Nu 2:58 A7 Milano Mosh 1:44 A8 Speak English Or Die! 3:38 A9 Chromatic Death 1:04 A10 Fist Banging Mania 2:33 A11 The Camel Boy 0:23 A12 No Turning Back 0:52 A13 Milk 2:08 A14 Vitality 1:24 B1 Fuck The Middle East 0:54 B2 Douche Crew 2:04 Get A Real Job B3 2:44 Written-By – M.O.D.* B4 The Ballad Of Jimi Hendrix 0:35 Livin' In The City B5 2:08 Written-by [Uncredited] – Lee Ving B6 Pussy Whipped 3:30 Stigmata B7 2:53 Written-By – Ministry Thieves B8 1:46 Written-By – Ministry B9 Freddy Kreuger 3:05 Territorial Pissings B10 2:46 Written-By – Kurt Cobain, Nirvana B11 United Forces 3:21 Credits Artwork By [Cover Art] – Pushead Bass – Dan Lilker* Drums – Charlie Benante Executive Producer – Jon Zazula, Marsha Zazula Guitar – Scott Ian Producer, Mixed By, Engineer – Alex Perialas Vocals – Billy Milano Written-By – S.O.D.* (tracks: A1 to B2, B4 to B6, B9, B11) Notes Recorded live at The Ritz, NYC, March 21, 1992. Mixed at Pyramid Sound Studios, Ithaca, N.Y. Made In Canada black cassette with silver text Other versions Category Artist Title (Format) Label Category Country Year Live At Budokan PSCW-1152 S.O.D.* Polystar PSCW-1152 Japan 1992 (CD, Album) Live At Budokan 0 20286 Megaforce 0 20286 S.O.D.* (CD, Album, US 1992 6908-2 Entertainment 6908-2 Lon) Live At Budokan Megaforce 20286 6908-2 S.O.D.* 20286 6908-2 US 1992 (CD, Album) Records Live at Budokan Stormtroopers MG 2376 (Cass, Album, MG Records MG 2376 Poland 1992 Of Death Unofficial) 0 20286 Live At Budokan Megaforce 0 20286 S.O.D.* US 1992 6908-4 (Cass, Album) Entertainment 6908-4 Related Music albums to Live At Budokan by S.O.D. Jimi Hendrix - Live At Winterland 1969 Ministry Of Funk - The Best Of Ministry Of Funk Alex K - Pussy Whipped Jimi Hendrix - Hendrix At "The Beeb" Jimi Hendrix - Live atLA Forum 4-25-70 S.O.D.: Stormtroopers Of Death - Speak English Or Die Jimi Hendrix - Jimi Hendrix At His Best (Volume 3) PAL / Koobaatoo Asparagus / Blochausen Ministry / MFA With Intro By Corporation Liquid - Second Life.

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