Within Temptation Heart Of Everything CD Bonus

Heart Of Everything Music

List Price	$44.98 (You save $1.89)
Category	Rock/Pop Albums, Heavy Metal CDs, Rock
All Time Sales Rank	193939
CD Universe Part number	7405255
Catalog number	21281
Discs	1
Release Date	Mar 22, 2007
Additional Info	Bonus Track; Japan

Within Temptation Heart Of Everything Songs

1.	Howling, The
2.	What Have You Done
3.	Frozen
4.	Our Solemn Hour
5.	Heart Of Everything, The
6.	Hand Of Sorrow
7.	Cross, The
8.	Final Destination	$0.99
9.	All I Need
10.	Truth Beneath The Rose, The
11.	Forgiven
12.	What Have You Done [Rock Mix]
13.	Deceiver Of Fools [Live]
14.	See Who I Am [Live]

Heart Of Everything Music Review

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

5 stars Best album so far!
In my opinion, this is their best work so far! Every song on the CD is great. Excellent, catchy tunes that you want to play over and over. No "growling" at all which is huge since I am not a fan of that. GET THIS CD!!! Also, try and find the one with the bonus tracks. One track is a remake (rock mix) of "What have you done" and the other two tracks are live recordings.
Submitted by Dwayne (Colorado)
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