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1996;Prev.Import Only
Recording information: Revolver Recoring Studios.
Photographer: Martin Talbot.
Personnel: Simon Gordon, Simon Gordon (vocals); Kristian Havard, Andy Rudd, Andy Rudd, Kristian Havard (guitar); Dennis Gasser, Dennis Gasser (drums).
Audio Mixer: Mark Stuart .
Xentrix Scourge Songs | 1. | 13 Years |
| 2. | Scourge |
| 3. | Incite |
| 4. | Caught You Living |
| 5. | Strength of Persuasion |
| 6. | Never Be |
| 7. | Hand That Feels Itself, The |
| 8. | Blood Nation |
| 9. | Creed |
| 10. | Breathe |
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