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| 1. | Lethal Dose |
| 2. | Torture Me Slow, Brother (The Return of the Unspeakable) |
| 3. | Acid Reign |
| 4. | Dead Years: The Politics of Paranoia |
| 5. | The Floor of the Sky |
| 6. | Worm |
| 7. | Children of the Grave (Black Sabbath cover) |
| 8. | Electric Funeral (Black Sabbath cover) |
| 9. | South of Heaven (Slayer cover) |
| 10. | Torture... (Return of the Return) |
| 11. | Chains of Command |
| 12. | IH(F)NI |
| 13. | Evil Dead |
| 14. | Let There Be Rock (AC/DC cover) |
Machine of War
- Type: Full-length
- Style: Thrash Metal
To keep things simple, albums are grouped into a handful of approximate styles. - Year: 1995
- Country: United States
Score:
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Tracklist
- Lethal Dose
- Torture Me Slow, Brother (The Return of the Unspeakable)
- Acid Reign
- Dead Years: The Politics of Paranoia
- The Floor of the Sky
- Worm
- Children of the Grave (Black Sabbath cover)
- Electric Funeral (Black Sabbath cover)
- South of Heaven (Slayer cover)
- Torture... (Return of the Return)
- Chains of Command
- IH(F)NI
- Evil Dead
- Let There Be Rock (AC/DC cover)
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