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Arch Enemy - Khaos Legions (2CD Digi Deluxe Ed.)

Artist:	Arch Enemy
Title:	Khaos Legions (2CD Digi Deluxe Ed.)
Format:	Double CD
Label:	Century Media (manufacturer)
Released:	6/7/2011
Genre:	Death Metal
Packaging Group:	Grp 3
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Price:	$24.00

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Price per item: $24.00

Arch Enemy are back with their trademark sonic violence and extreme metal execution. Khaos Legions is Arch Enemy's iron stamp that hits like a ton of bricks. Simply put, no diehard Arch Enemy fan will go away dissatisfied. This 2CD Digi version includes the Kovered In Kaos bonus CD with Discharge, Kiss, Dream Evil and Europe covers plus a mail in offer for a free exclusive Arch Enemy shirt. (2011)

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Tracklist

CD1
1.	Khaos Overture (Instrumental)
2.	Yesterday Is Dead And Gone
3.	Bloodstained Cross
4.	Under Black Flags We March
5.	No Gods, No Masters
6.	City Of The Dead
7.	Through The Eyes Of A Raven
8.	Cruelty Without Beauty
9.	We Are A Godless Entity (INSTRUMENTAL)
10.	Cult Of Chaos
11.	Thorns In My Flesh
12.	Turn To Dust (INSTRUMENTAL)
13.	Vengeance Is Mine
14.	Secrets
CD2
1.	Discharge - Warning
2.	Europe - Wings Of Tomorrow
3.	Kiss - The Oath
4.	Dream Evil - Book Of Heavy Metal

Latest Reviews

gxramone138	06/10/2011
Well worth the wait

I pre-ordered this album, and I don't regret it. Arch Enemy remains as heavy as ever, with a powerful punch. With a nicely recorded intro track the band Leads into "Yesterday Is Dead and Gone", a very powerful song to say the least. As the album progresses it sacrifices some speed for a more powerful bass-backed lineup of songs. I love this album, and would recomend it to any Arch Enemy fan.

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