Chimaira Impossibility Of Reason CD United Kingdom

Impossibility Of Reason Music

List Price	$30.98 (You save $4.79)
Category	Rock/Pop Albums, Rock CDs, Heavy Metal, Punk
Label	Universal
Orig Year	2003
All Time Sales Rank	119868
CD Universe Part number	6672592
Catalog number	8397
Discs	1
Release Date	Jan 13, 2008
Studio/Live	Studio
Mono/Stereo	Stereo
Personnel	Mark Hunter - vocals Chris Spicuzza Rob Arnold Jim Lamarca - bass Matt Devries - guitar Andols Herrick - drums
Additional Info	United Kingdom

Chimaira Impossibility Of Reason Songs

	1.	Cleansation
	2.	Impossibility of Reason
	3.	Pictures in the Gold Room
	4.	Power Trip
	5.	Down Again
	6.	Pure Hatred
	7.	Dejumanizing Process
	8.	Crawl
	9.	Stigmurder
	10.	Eyes of a Criminal
	11.	Overlooked
	12.	Implements of Destruction
	13.	Army of Me
	14.	Down Again (Video)
	15.	Making of the Album (Enhanced Video)
	16.	Power Trip (Live)
	17.	Cleansation (Live)
	18.	Indifferent to Suffering (Demo)
	19.	Without Mortal Restraint
	20.	Fascination Street
	21.	Let Go (Demo)
	22.	Pass Out of Existence (Demo)
	23.	Severed (Demo)
	24.	Forced Life (Demo)
	25.	Dead Inside (Demo)
	26.	Pure Hatred (Video)
	27.	Split (Video)

Impossibility Of Reason Music Review

Average Rating: (4.5 out of 5 stars) 4.5 stars

4 stars Heavy
I concur... This IS great!
Submitted by LP (Forest before the trees)
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5 stars Best Chimaira Album
Chimaira is Really the best metal band from 2001 to this days... they damn rocks as hell... is a must buy disc.
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