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 Electric Age album Product Description
Overkill - Electric Age Album Track Listing
Electric Age music CDs Customer Reviews
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| Great!
With only a few suprises they know what works get this now!
By duskidrow (Southgate MI.) 
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| Can't go wrong with Overkill
It's your typical Overkill Cd. Old school thrash from start to finish. A must have for any Overkill fan.
By John (Chesapekae, Va. USA)
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| Killer Cd
These guys keep putting out agressive,in your face type metal. This cd will pump you up and continues the Overkill tradition of excellent musicianship. These guys have been underrated thoughout thier career and they deserve better.
By tuccinator22 (Chicago,IL,USA)
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Electric Age songs Product Details
| Label | Nuclear Blast (USA) |
| Orig Year | 2012 |
| CD Universe Part number | 8695292 |
| Catalog number | 6127810 |
| Discs | 2 |
| Release Date | Apr 03, 2012 |
| Studio/Live | Studio |
| Mono/Stereo | Stereo |
| Producer | Overkill |
| Engineer | Jon Ciorciari; D.D. Verni; Dave Linsk |
| Recording Time | 50 minutes |
| Personnel | Bobby "Blitz" Ellsworth - vocals
Dave Linsk - guitar
Ron Lipnicki - drums
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| Additional Info | Bonus DVD; Limited Edition |
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