| | Trail Of Dead Emo's - Austin, TX - 4/29/05 CD Trail Of Dead Discography of CDs
Recording information: Emo's, Austin, TX (04/30/2005). Emo's - Austin, TX - 4/29/05 Music Trail Of Dead Emo's - Austin, TX - 4/29/05 Songs | 1. | Ode to Isis | $0.99 | |
| 2. | Will You Smile Again for Me? | |
| 3. | It Was There | |
| 4. | Best, The | |
| 5. | Worlds Apart | |
| 6. | Heart in the Hand of Matter | |
| 7. | Caterwaul | $0.99 | |
| 8. | Aged Dolls | |
| | Emo's - Austin, TX - 4/29/05 Songs DISC 2: |
| 1. | Perfect Teenhood, A | |
| 2. | Claire DeLune | |
| 3. | Another Morning Stoner | |
| 4. | Totally Natural | |
| 5. | Days of Being Wild | |
| 6. | Mistakes & Regrets | |
| 7. | Richter Scale Madness | |
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