Broken Lamps And Hardcore Memories, Vol. 2 CD

Broken Lamps And Hardcore Memories, Vol. 2 Music

Category	Rock/Pop Albums, Rock CDs, Punk, Punk Collections, Oldies Collections
Label	Suburban Home
Orig Year	2004
All Time Sales Rank	393337
CD Universe Part number	6758380
Discs	1
Release Date	Sep 07, 2004
Studio/Live	Mixed
Mono/Stereo	Stereo

Broken Lamps And Hardcore Memories, Vol. 2 Songs

	1.	Conscience Calling - Blood Red
	2.	Warning: Perfect Sideburns Do Not Make You Dangerous - Crime in Stereo
	3.	With the Wind - With Honor
	4.	Point an Inward Finger - Trial by Fire
	5.	And I Begin the Longest Year Ever - The Distance
	6.	Rip, The - A Wilhelm Scream
	7.	Oceans Away - Break the Silence
	8.	Haunted - Staring Back
	9.	Funeral Photography - Most Precious Blood
	10.	Deanne the Arsonist - Atreyu
	11.	American Hollow - Martyr AD
	12.	Loaded - Devilinside
	13.	Translation of Fixes - Twelve Tribes
	14.	Push the Panic - Sincebyman
	15.	Arrested Impulse - Taken
	16.	30 Packs and Pearl Snaps - Love Me Destroyer
	17.	Darkness Falls - Anthym
	18.	No Cuts, No Butts, No Coconuts - Death by Stereo
	19.	Looks Like I'm Back on Suicide Watch - The Back Up Plan
	20.	Don't F With S - Scraps & Heart Attacks
	21.	Dreamers - Nora
	22.	Seperation Anxiety - The Funeral
	23.	Bond to Breathe, The - Until the End
	24.	I Hate Almost Every Person I Come in Contact With - Curl Up and Die
	25.	On Account of an Absence - Misery Signals
	26.	In Between the Sheets - Glass Casket

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