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"As the Palaces Burn" (05/06/2003) Heavy Metal Lamb Of God, ProstheticLamb Of God: Randy Blythe (vocals); Willie Adler, Mark Morton (guitar); John Campbell (bass); Chris Adler (drums). Additional personnel: Chris Poland, Devin Townsend. Recorded at Montana Incorporated, Richmond, Virginia.

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"Killadelphia" (12/13/2005) Heavy Metal Lamb Of God, Epic (USA)

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"Ashes of the Wake [PA]" (08/31/2004) Heavy Metal Lamb Of God, Epic (USA)Lamb Of God: Randy Blythe (vocals); Morton Mark, Willie Adler (guitar); John Campbell (bass instrument); Chris Adler (drums). Recording information: Water Music Recorders, Hoboken, New Jersey; LOG, Richmond, VA. Following up a successful appearance at Ozzfest 2004, prog-metal outfit Lamb of God released ASHES OF THE WAKE, its major-label debut. Wielding a sound that's crushingly heavy while still maintaining a righteous groove, LOG serves up in-your-face metal that's sure to please fans of Pantera and Slayer. Frontman Randy Blythe howls with a voice reminiscent of Venom's Kronos, as he rants about finding salvation in vice ("The Faded Line") and organized crime's code of honor ("Omerta"). Fueled by the double-kick-drum ferocity of skin-basher Chris Adler, guitarists Mark Morton and Willie Adler lay down a two-pronged attack that falls somewhere between the pummeling assault of classic American thrash and the more melodic and orchestral complexity of European metal. Anyone doubting Adler and Morton's chops need listen no further than the gnarly instrumental title cut, which finds Lamb of God's axe-wielders forming a musical relay team with guest guitarists Alex Skolnick (Testament) and Chris Poland (Megadeth) amid interview sound-bites of soldiers serving in Iraq. ASHES OF THE WAKE finds Lamb of God at the forefront of a new wave of American metal.

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"New American Gospel" (09/26/2000) Heavy Metal Lamb Of God, Metal BladeLamb Of God: Will Adler, Duane (guitar); D. Randall Blythe (vocals); Chris Adler (drums); John Campbell (bass). Producers: Steve Austin, Chris Adler, Lamb Of God. Recorded at Austin Enterprises, Clinton, Massachusettes on April 15 & 22, 2000.

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"New American Gospel" (04/04/2006) Heavy Metal Lamb Of God, ProstheticLamb Of God: Will Adler, Duane (guitar); D. Randall Blythe (vocals); Chris Adler (drums); John Campbell (bass). Producers: Steve Austin, Chris Adler, Lamb Of God. Recorded at Austin Enterprises, Clinton, Massachusettes on April 15 & 22, 2000. Lamb Of God: D.J. Randall (vocals); Will Adler, Duane (guitar); John Campbell (bass instrument); Chris Adler (drums).

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"Ashes of the Wake [Edited]" (08/31/2004) Heavy Metal Lamb Of God, Epic (USA)Lamb Of God: Randy Blythe (vocals); Morton Mark, Willie Adler (guitar); John Campbell (bass instrument); Chris Adler (drums). Recording information: Water Music Recorders, Hoboken, New Jersey; LOG, Richmond VA. Following up a successful appearance at Ozzfest 2004, prog-metal outfit Lamb of God released ASHES OF THE WAKE, its major-label debut. Wielding a sound that's crushingly heavy while still maintaining a righteous groove, LOG serves up in-your-face metal that's sure to please fans of Pantera and Slayer. Frontman Randy Blythe howls with a voice reminiscent of Venom's Kronos, as he rants about finding salvation in vice ("The Faded Line") and organized crime's code of honor ("Omerta"). Fueled by the double-kick-drum ferocity of skin-basher Chris Adler, guitarists Mark Morton and Willie Adler lay down a two-pronged attack that falls somewhere between the pummeling assault of classic American thrash and the more melodic and orchestral complexity of European metal. Anyone doubting Adler and Morton's chops need listen no further than the gnarly instrumental title cut, which finds Lamb of God's axe-wielders forming a musical relay team with guest guitarists Alex Skolnick (Testament) and Chris Poland (Megadeth) amid interview sound-bites of soldiers serving in Iraq. ASHES OF THE WAKE finds Lamb of God at the forefront of a new wave of American metal.

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"As the Palaces Burn" (06/08/2004) Heavy Metal Lamb Of God, ProstheticLamb Of God: Randy Blythe (vocals); Willie Adler, Mark Morton (guitar); John Campbell (bass); Chris Adler (drums). Additional personnel: Chris Poland, Devin Townsend. Recorded at Montana Incorporated, Richmond, Virginia. This release includes a bonus DVD. Lamb Of God: Willie Adler (vocals, guitar); Randy Blythe (vocals); Morton Mark (guitar); John Campbell (bass instrument); Chris Adler (drums). Recording information: Montana Studios, Richmond, Virginia.

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"Ashes of the Wake" (09/28/2004) Heavy Metal Lamb Of God, Epic (Japan)This Japanese edition includes one bonus track. Following up a successful appearance at Ozzfest 2004, prog-metal outfit Lamb of God released ASHES OF THE WAKE, its major-label debut. Wielding a sound that's crushingly heavy while still maintaining a righteous groove, LOG serves up in-your-face metal that's sure to please fans of Pantera and Slayer. Frontman Randy Blythe howls with a voice reminiscent of Venom's Kronos, as he rants about finding salvation in vice ("The Faded Line") and organized crime's code of honor ("Omerta"). Fueled by the double-kick-drum ferocity of skin-basher Chris Adler, guitarists Mark Morton and Willie Adler lay down a two-pronged attack that falls somewhere between the pummeling assault of classic American thrash and the more melodic and orchestral complexity of European metal. Anyone doubting Adler and Morton's chops need listen no further than the gnarly instrumental title cut, which finds Lamb of God's axe-wielders forming a musical relay team with guest guitarists Alex Skolnick (Testament) and Chris Poland (Megadeth) amid interview sound-bites of soldiers serving in Iraq. ASHES OF THE WAKE finds Lamb of God at the forefront of a new wave of American metal.

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"Ashes of the Wake [Edited]" (08/31/2004) Heavy Metal Lamb Of God, Epic (USA)Lamb Of God: Randy Blythe (vocals); Morton Mark, Willie Adler (guitar); John Campbell (bass instrument); Chris Adler (drums). Recording information: Water Music Recorders, Hoboken, New Jersey; LOG, Richmond VA. Following up a successful appearance at Ozzfest 2004, prog-metal outfit Lamb of God released ASHES OF THE WAKE, its major-label debut. Wielding a sound that's crushingly heavy while still maintaining a righteous groove, LOG serves up in-your-face metal that's sure to please fans of Pantera and Slayer. Frontman Randy Blythe howls with a voice reminiscent of Venom's Kronos, as he rants about finding salvation in vice ("The Faded Line") and organized crime's code of honor ("Omerta"). Fueled by the double-kick-drum ferocity of skin-basher Chris Adler, guitarists Mark Morton and Willie Adler lay down a two-pronged attack that falls somewhere between the pummeling assault of classic American thrash and the more melodic and orchestral complexity of European metal. Anyone doubting Adler and Morton's chops need listen no further than the gnarly instrumental title cut, which finds Lamb of God's axe-wielders forming a musical relay team with guest guitarists Alex Skolnick (Testament) and Chris Poland (Megadeth) amid interview sound-bites of soldiers serving in Iraq. ASHES OF THE WAKE finds Lamb of God at the forefront of a new wave of American metal.

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"Ashes of the Wake [PA]" (08/31/2004) Heavy Metal Lamb Of God, Epic (USA)Lamb Of God: Randy Blythe (vocals); Morton Mark, Willie Adler (guitar); John Campbell (bass instrument); Chris Adler (drums). Recording information: Water Music Recorders, Hoboken, New Jersey; LOG, Richmond, VA. Following up a successful appearance at Ozzfest 2004, prog-metal outfit Lamb of God released ASHES OF THE WAKE, its major-label debut. Wielding a sound that's crushingly heavy while still maintaining a righteous groove, LOG serves up in-your-face metal that's sure to please fans of Pantera and Slayer. Frontman Randy Blythe howls with a voice reminiscent of Venom's Kronos, as he rants about finding salvation in vice ("The Faded Line") and organized crime's code of honor ("Omerta"). Fueled by the double-kick-drum ferocity of skin-basher Chris Adler, guitarists Mark Morton and Willie Adler lay down a two-pronged attack that falls somewhere between the pummeling assault of classic American thrash and the more melodic and orchestral complexity of European metal. Anyone doubting Adler and Morton's chops need listen no further than the gnarly instrumental title cut, which finds Lamb of God's axe-wielders forming a musical relay team with guest guitarists Alex Skolnick (Testament) and Chris Poland (Megadeth) amid interview sound-bites of soldiers serving in Iraq. ASHES OF THE WAKE finds Lamb of God at the forefront of a new wave of American metal.

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"Ashes of the Wake [Edited]" (08/31/2004) Heavy Metal Lamb Of God, Epic (USA)Lamb Of God: Randy Blythe (vocals); Morton Mark, Willie Adler (guitar); John Campbell (bass instrument); Chris Adler (drums). Recording information: Water Music Recorders, Hoboken, New Jersey; LOG, Richmond VA. Following up a successful appearance at Ozzfest 2004, prog-metal outfit Lamb of God released ASHES OF THE WAKE, its major-label debut. Wielding a sound that's crushingly heavy while still maintaining a righteous groove, LOG serves up in-your-face metal that's sure to please fans of Pantera and Slayer. Frontman Randy Blythe howls with a voice reminiscent of Venom's Kronos, as he rants about finding salvation in vice ("The Faded Line") and organized crime's code of honor ("Omerta"). Fueled by the double-kick-drum ferocity of skin-basher Chris Adler, guitarists Mark Morton and Willie Adler lay down a two-pronged attack that falls somewhere between the pummeling assault of classic American thrash and the more melodic and orchestral complexity of European metal. Anyone doubting Adler and Morton's chops need listen no further than the gnarly instrumental title cut, which finds Lamb of God's axe-wielders forming a musical relay team with guest guitarists Alex Skolnick (Testament) and Chris Poland (Megadeth) amid interview sound-bites of soldiers serving in Iraq. ASHES OF THE WAKE finds Lamb of God at the forefront of a new wave of American metal.

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"Ashes of the Wake [PA]" (08/31/2004) Heavy Metal Lamb Of God, Epic (USA)Lamb Of God: Randy Blythe (vocals); Morton Mark, Willie Adler (guitar); John Campbell (bass instrument); Chris Adler (drums). Recording information: Water Music Recorders, Hoboken, New Jersey; LOG, Richmond, VA. Following up a successful appearance at Ozzfest 2004, prog-metal outfit Lamb of God released ASHES OF THE WAKE, its major-label debut. Wielding a sound that's crushingly heavy while still maintaining a righteous groove, LOG serves up in-your-face metal that's sure to please fans of Pantera and Slayer. Frontman Randy Blythe howls with a voice reminiscent of Venom's Kronos, as he rants about finding salvation in vice ("The Faded Line") and organized crime's code of honor ("Omerta"). Fueled by the double-kick-drum ferocity of skin-basher Chris Adler, guitarists Mark Morton and Willie Adler lay down a two-pronged attack that falls somewhere between the pummeling assault of classic American thrash and the more melodic and orchestral complexity of European metal. Anyone doubting Adler and Morton's chops need listen no further than the gnarly instrumental title cut, which finds Lamb of God's axe-wielders forming a musical relay team with guest guitarists Alex Skolnick (Testament) and Chris Poland (Megadeth) amid interview sound-bites of soldiers serving in Iraq. ASHES OF THE WAKE finds Lamb of God at the forefront of a new wave of American metal.

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"Ashes of the Wake [Edited]" (08/31/2004) Heavy Metal Lamb Of God, Epic (USA)Lamb Of God: Randy Blythe (vocals); Morton Mark, Willie Adler (guitar); John Campbell (bass instrument); Chris Adler (drums). Recording information: Water Music Recorders, Hoboken, New Jersey; LOG, Richmond VA. Following up a successful appearance at Ozzfest 2004, prog-metal outfit Lamb of God released ASHES OF THE WAKE, its major-label debut. Wielding a sound that's crushingly heavy while still maintaining a righteous groove, LOG serves up in-your-face metal that's sure to please fans of Pantera and Slayer. Frontman Randy Blythe howls with a voice reminiscent of Venom's Kronos, as he rants about finding salvation in vice ("The Faded Line") and organized crime's code of honor ("Omerta"). Fueled by the double-kick-drum ferocity of skin-basher Chris Adler, guitarists Mark Morton and Willie Adler lay down a two-pronged attack that falls somewhere between the pummeling assault of classic American thrash and the more melodic and orchestral complexity of European metal. Anyone doubting Adler and Morton's chops need listen no further than the gnarly instrumental title cut, which finds Lamb of God's axe-wielders forming a musical relay team with guest guitarists Alex Skolnick (Testament) and Chris Poland (Megadeth) amid interview sound-bites of soldiers serving in Iraq. ASHES OF THE WAKE finds Lamb of God at the forefront of a new wave of American metal.

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"Ashes of the Wake [PA]" (08/31/2004) Heavy Metal Lamb Of God, Epic (USA)Lamb Of God: Randy Blythe (vocals); Morton Mark, Willie Adler (guitar); John Campbell (bass instrument); Chris Adler (drums). Recording information: Water Music Recorders, Hoboken, New Jersey; LOG, Richmond, VA. Following up a successful appearance at Ozzfest 2004, prog-metal outfit Lamb of God released ASHES OF THE WAKE, its major-label debut. Wielding a sound that's crushingly heavy while still maintaining a righteous groove, LOG serves up in-your-face metal that's sure to please fans of Pantera and Slayer. Frontman Randy Blythe howls with a voice reminiscent of Venom's Kronos, as he rants about finding salvation in vice ("The Faded Line") and organized crime's code of honor ("Omerta"). Fueled by the double-kick-drum ferocity of skin-basher Chris Adler, guitarists Mark Morton and Willie Adler lay down a two-pronged attack that falls somewhere between the pummeling assault of classic American thrash and the more melodic and orchestral complexity of European metal. Anyone doubting Adler and Morton's chops need listen no further than the gnarly instrumental title cut, which finds Lamb of God's axe-wielders forming a musical relay team with guest guitarists Alex Skolnick (Testament) and Chris Poland (Megadeth) amid interview sound-bites of soldiers serving in Iraq. ASHES OF THE WAKE finds Lamb of God at the forefront of a new wave of American metal.

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"Ashes of the Wake [Edited]" (08/31/2004) Heavy Metal Lamb Of God, Epic (USA)Lamb Of God: Randy Blythe (vocals); Morton Mark, Willie Adler (guitar); John Campbell (bass instrument); Chris Adler (drums). Recording information: Water Music Recorders, Hoboken, New Jersey; LOG, Richmond VA. Following up a successful appearance at Ozzfest 2004, prog-metal outfit Lamb of God released ASHES OF THE WAKE, its major-label debut. Wielding a sound that's crushingly heavy while still maintaining a righteous groove, LOG serves up in-your-face metal that's sure to please fans of Pantera and Slayer. Frontman Randy Blythe howls with a voice reminiscent of Venom's Kronos, as he rants about finding salvation in vice ("The Faded Line") and organized crime's code of honor ("Omerta"). Fueled by the double-kick-drum ferocity of skin-basher Chris Adler, guitarists Mark Morton and Willie Adler lay down a two-pronged attack that falls somewhere between the pummeling assault of classic American thrash and the more melodic and orchestral complexity of European metal. Anyone doubting Adler and Morton's chops need listen no further than the gnarly instrumental title cut, which finds Lamb of God's axe-wielders forming a musical relay team with guest guitarists Alex Skolnick (Testament) and Chris Poland (Megadeth) amid interview sound-bites of soldiers serving in Iraq. ASHES OF THE WAKE finds Lamb of God at the forefront of a new wave of American metal.

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"Ashes of the Wake [PA]" (08/31/2004) Heavy Metal Lamb Of God, Epic (USA)Lamb Of God: Randy Blythe (vocals); Morton Mark, Willie Adler (guitar); John Campbell (bass instrument); Chris Adler (drums). Recording information: Water Music Recorders, Hoboken, New Jersey; LOG, Richmond, VA. Following up a successful appearance at Ozzfest 2004, prog-metal outfit Lamb of God released ASHES OF THE WAKE, its major-label debut. Wielding a sound that's crushingly heavy while still maintaining a righteous groove, LOG serves up in-your-face metal that's sure to please fans of Pantera and Slayer. Frontman Randy Blythe howls with a voice reminiscent of Venom's Kronos, as he rants about finding salvation in vice ("The Faded Line") and organized crime's code of honor ("Omerta"). Fueled by the double-kick-drum ferocity of skin-basher Chris Adler, guitarists Mark Morton and Willie Adler lay down a two-pronged attack that falls somewhere between the pummeling assault of classic American thrash and the more melodic and orchestral complexity of European metal. Anyone doubting Adler and Morton's chops need listen no further than the gnarly instrumental title cut, which finds Lamb of God's axe-wielders forming a musical relay team with guest guitarists Alex Skolnick (Testament) and Chris Poland (Megadeth) amid interview sound-bites of soldiers serving in Iraq. ASHES OF THE WAKE finds Lamb of God at the forefront of a new wave of American metal.

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"Ashes of the Wake [Edited]" (08/31/2004) Heavy Metal Lamb Of God, Epic (USA)Lamb Of God: Randy Blythe (vocals); Morton Mark, Willie Adler (guitar); John Campbell (bass instrument); Chris Adler (drums). Recording information: Water Music Recorders, Hoboken, New Jersey; LOG, Richmond VA. Following up a successful appearance at Ozzfest 2004, prog-metal outfit Lamb of God released ASHES OF THE WAKE, its major-label debut. Wielding a sound that's crushingly heavy while still maintaining a righteous groove, LOG serves up in-your-face metal that's sure to please fans of Pantera and Slayer. Frontman Randy Blythe howls with a voice reminiscent of Venom's Kronos, as he rants about finding salvation in vice ("The Faded Line") and organized crime's code of honor ("Omerta"). Fueled by the double-kick-drum ferocity of skin-basher Chris Adler, guitarists Mark Morton and Willie Adler lay down a two-pronged attack that falls somewhere between the pummeling assault of classic American thrash and the more melodic and orchestral complexity of European metal. Anyone doubting Adler and Morton's chops need listen no further than the gnarly instrumental title cut, which finds Lamb of God's axe-wielders forming a musical relay team with guest guitarists Alex Skolnick (Testament) and Chris Poland (Megadeth) amid interview sound-bites of soldiers serving in Iraq. ASHES OF THE WAKE finds Lamb of God at the forefront of a new wave of American metal.

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"Ashes of the Wake [PA]" (08/31/2004) Heavy Metal Lamb Of God, Epic (USA)Lamb Of God: Randy Blythe (vocals); Morton Mark, Willie Adler (guitar); John Campbell (bass instrument); Chris Adler (drums). Recording information: Water Music Recorders, Hoboken, New Jersey; LOG, Richmond, VA. Following up a successful appearance at Ozzfest 2004, prog-metal outfit Lamb of God released ASHES OF THE WAKE, its major-label debut. Wielding a sound that's crushingly heavy while still maintaining a righteous groove, LOG serves up in-your-face metal that's sure to please fans of Pantera and Slayer. Frontman Randy Blythe howls with a voice reminiscent of Venom's Kronos, as he rants about finding salvation in vice ("The Faded Line") and organized crime's code of honor ("Omerta"). Fueled by the double-kick-drum ferocity of skin-basher Chris Adler, guitarists Mark Morton and Willie Adler lay down a two-pronged attack that falls somewhere between the pummeling assault of classic American thrash and the more melodic and orchestral complexity of European metal. Anyone doubting Adler and Morton's chops need listen no further than the gnarly instrumental title cut, which finds Lamb of God's axe-wielders forming a musical relay team with guest guitarists Alex Skolnick (Testament) and Chris Poland (Megadeth) amid interview sound-bites of soldiers serving in Iraq. ASHES OF THE WAKE finds Lamb of God at the forefront of a new wave of American metal.

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"Ashes of the Wake [PA] [Slipcase]" (03/22/2005) Heavy Metal Lamb Of God, Epic (USA)This is a DualDisc, which contains a CD on one side of the disc and a DVD on the other. Lamb Of God: Randy Blythe (vocals); Morton Mark, Willie Adler (guitar); John Campbell (bass instrument); Chris Adler (drums). Recording information: Water Music Recorders, Hoboken, New Jersey; LOG, Richmond, VA. Following up a successful appearance at Ozzfest 2004, prog-metal outfit Lamb of God released ASHES OF THE WAKE, its major-label debut. Wielding a sound that's crushingly heavy while still maintaining a righteous groove, LOG serves up in-your-face metal that's sure to please fans of Pantera and Slayer. Frontman Randy Blythe howls with a voice reminiscent of Venom's Kronos, as he rants about finding salvation in vice ("The Faded Line") and organized crime's code of honor ("Omerta"). Fueled by the double-kick-drum ferocity of skin-basher Chris Adler, guitarists Mark Morton and Willie Adler lay down a two-pronged attack that falls somewhere between the pummeling assault of classic American thrash and the more melodic and orchestral complexity of European metal. Anyone doubting Adler and Morton's chops need listen no further than the gnarly instrumental title cut, which finds Lamb of God's axe-wielders forming a musical relay team with guest guitarists Alex Skolnick (Testament) and Chris Poland (Megadeth) amid interview sound-bites of soldiers serving in Iraq. ASHES OF THE WAKE finds Lamb of God at the forefront of a new wave of American metal.