| | Metal Anthology 90 CD - Import
2 CD Metal Anthology that features Pantera, Sepultura, Sound Garden, Alice In Chains. Wagram. 2005. Metal Anthology 90 Music | Category | Rock Albums, Heavy Metal CDs | | Label | Wagram | | CD Universe Part number | 6859678 | | Catalog number | 3101312 | | Discs | 1 | | Release Date | Jan 01, 2009 | | Mono/Stereo | Stereo | | Additional Info | France |
Metal Anthology 90 Songs | 1. | Mouth For War - Pantera |
| 2. | Inhuman Nature - Sepultura |
| 3. | Alan's on Fire - Machine Head |
| 4. | Whose Fist Is This Anyway - Prong |
| 5. | Rooster - Alice in Chains |
| 6. | Loud Love - Soundgarden |
| 7. | Walking on the Sidewalks - Queens of the Stoneage |
| 8. | Black No.1 - Type O Negative |
| 9. | Symphony of Destruction - Megadeth |
| 10. | Feed My Frankenstein - Alice Cooper |
| 11. | Negasonic Teenage Warhead - Monster Magnet |
| 12. | More Human Than Human - White Zombie |
| 13. | Lava - Ministry |
| 14. | Panorama - Voivod |
| 15. | Semtex Revolution - Coroner |
| 16. | You Can't Bring Me Down - Suicidal Tendencies |
| 17. | Cangaceiro - Soulfly |
| 18. | Replica - Fear Factory |
| 19. | Pushing You Too Far - Treponem Pal |
| 20. | Bradley - Coal Chamber |
| 21. | I'm in Pain - Obituary |
| 22. | Outlet For Conscience - Loudblast |
| 23. | Symbolic - Death |
| 24. | Coma of Souls - Kreator |
| 25. | Sell the Vatican's Wealth - Crusher |
| 26. | Day of Darkness - Deicide |
| 27. | Punishment - Biohazard |
| 28. | Davidian - Machine Head |
| 29. | Roots Bloody Roots - Sepultura |
| 30. | Back to the Primitive - Soulfly |
| 31. | Vote With a Bullet - Corrosion of Conformity |
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