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Destruction ‎– Live Discharge (2004)

1. Curse the Gods 2. Nailed to the Cross 3. Wacken 4. Eternal Ban 5. Mad Butcher 6. Life Without Sense 7. Machinery of Lies 8. Thrash 'til Death 9. Destruction on Tour 10. Metal Discharge 11. The Butcher Strikes Back 12. Antichrist / Reject Emotions / Release from Agony (medley) 13. Tears of Blood 14. Drum Solo / Tormentor 15. Destruction WorldWide 16. Invincible Force 17. Bestial Invasion Fuck Up 18. Bestial Invasion 19. Bullets from Hell 20. Wacken - After the Show 21. Bullets from Hell 22. Pratteln – Backstage Aftershow 23. Total Desaster 24. Desecrators (videoclip) 25. The Ravenous Beast (videoclip) 26. Australia Tour Special 27. Interview 28. Left Overs 29. Old Glorious Footage
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1. Curse the Gods 2. Nailed to the Cross 3. Wacken 4. Eternal Ban 5. Mad Butcher 6. Life Without Sense 7. Machinery of Lies 8. Thrash 'til Death 9. Destruction on Tour 10. Metal Discharge 11. The Butcher Strikes Back 12. Antichrist / Reject Emotions / Release from Agony (medley) 13. Tears of Blood 14. Drum Solo / Tormentor 15. Destruction WorldWide 16. Invincible Force 17. Bestial Invasion Fuck Up 18. Bestial Invasion 19. Bullets from Hell 20. Wacken - After the Show 21. Bullets from Hell 22. Pratteln – Backstage Aftershow 23. Total Desaster 24. Desecrators (videoclip) 25. The Ravenous Beast (videoclip) 26. Australia Tour Special 27. Interview 28. Left Overs 29. Old Glorious Footage

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Genre:Music
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In Theaters:6/1/2004
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Runtime:98 minutes
Studio:Nuclear Blast America

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