Professional Murder Music CD

Professional Murder Music Music

List Price	$17.99 (You save $2.84)
Category	Rock Albums, Rock/Pop CDs
Label	Geffen
Orig Year	2000
All Time Sales Rank	87120
CD Universe Part number	1849632
Catalog number	755823
Discs	1
Release Date	May 22, 2001
Studio/Live	Studio
Mono/Stereo	Stereo
Producer	Josh Abraham
Recording Time	47 minutes
Personnel	Brian Harrah - guitar Jeff Schartoff - keyboards, bass, programming Roman Marisak - vocals, guitar, keyboards, programming Justin Bennett - drums Also: D.J. Lethal, Troy Van Leeuwen, Knox Chandler, Aimee Echo, Josh Abraham, Todd "FU" Valcic

Professional Murder Music Songs

	1.	Slow
	2.	Fall Again
	3.	Of Unknown Origin
	4.	Does It Dream
	5.	Darker
	6.	These Days
	7.	Sleep Deprivation
	8.	Night Like This, A
	9.	Everything in the World
	10.	Dissolve
	11.	Your World
	12.	Painkiller Introduction

Professional Murder Music Music Review

Average Rating: (4 out of 5 stars) 4 stars

5 stars still awesome
ive had this cd for about three years now and it is still awesome!It's completely different form anyone else; vocal styles, music, and all. i cant wait for their new cd!
Submitted by a reviewer (Phoenix, Arizona)
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3 stars not too bad
well, i see nobody has submitted a review for this cd so i guess i will. i just bought it a couple days ago and was pleasantly surprised. i had never heard of these guys before but it is an overall pretty good cd. the first song on the cd is simply amazing, the others are okay. they do sound a bit like orgy but they still got their own style. the only reason i don't give this cd better than 3 stars is because a lot of the songs sound the same. however, i still reccommend that anyone who is into heavier music by this cd.
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