Warpath
by Six Feet Under
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One of the best metal blade albums of all time.
Favorite track: Manipulation.
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War is Coming
03:15
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Nonexistence
03:34
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A Journey Into Darkness
02:17
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Animal Instinct
04:49
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Death or Glory
02:52
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Burning Blood
03:58
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Manipulation
02:51
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4:20
04:24
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Revenge of the Zombie
02:50
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As I Die
03:54
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Night Visions
03:07
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Caged and Disgraced
03:34
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credits
released September 9, 1997
license
all rights reserved
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