Belphegor Bondage Goat Zombie LP

Bondage Goat Zombie Music

List Price	$20.98 (You save $1.39)
Category	Rock/Pop Albums, Rock CDs, Heavy Metal, Vinyl LP Record, Black Metal
Label	Nuclear Blast
Orig Year	2008
CD Universe Part number	7687368
Catalog number	12086
Discs	1
Release Date	Sep 02, 2008
Studio/Live	Studio
Shipping Units	3

Belphegor Bondage Goat Zombie Songs

	1.	Bondage Goat Zombie
	2.	Stigma Diabolicum
	3.	Armageddon's Raid
	4.	Justine: Soaked In Blood
	5.	Sexdictator Lucifer
	6.	Shred For Sathan
	7.	Chronicles Of Crime
	8.	The Sukkubus Lustrate
	9.	Der Rutenmarsch

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