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Trivium: In Waves (2011)
1. "In Waves" (Live from Chapman Studios) 4:46
2. "Black" (Live from Chapman Studios) 3:26
3. "Built to Fall" (Live from Chapman Studios) 3:19
4. "Watch the World Burn" (Live from Chapman Studios) 4:45
5. "The Deceived" (Live from Chapman Studios) 5:12
6. "Suffocating Sight" (Live from Chapman Studios) 3:52
7. "Down from the Sky" (Live from Chapman Studios) 5:18
8. "Ember to Inferno" (Live from Chapman Studios) 4:41
9. "In Waves" (Documentary) 41:40
10. "In Waves" (music video)
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1. "In Waves" (Live from Chapman Studios) 4:46 2. "Black" (Live from Chapman Studios) 3:26 3. "Built to Fall" (Live from Chapman Studios) 3:19 4. "Watch the World Burn" (Live from Chapman Studios) 4:45 5. "The Deceived" (Live from Chapman Studios) 5:12 6. "Suffocating Sight" (Live from Chapman Studios) 3:52 7. "Down from the Sky" (Live from Chapman Studios) 5:18 8. "Ember to Inferno" (Live from Chapman Studios) 4:41 9. "In Waves" (Documentary) 41:40 10. "In Waves" (music video)
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Genre:Music, Documentary
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In Theaters:8/9/2011
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Runtime:85 minutes
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