Name: Are You Dead Yet? [International Version]
Brand: Fontana Distribution
SKU: 515950
Price: 17.92 USD
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Are You Dead Yet? [International Version]

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Album: Are You Dead Yet? [International Version]
#	Song Title		Time
1)	Living Dead Beat Album Version	More Info...	5:18
2)	Are You Dead Yet Album Version	More Info...	3:55
3)	If You Want Peace... Prepare For War Album Version	More Info...	3:58
4)	Punch Me I Bleed Album Version	More Info...	4:51
5)	In Your Face Album Version	More Info...	4:16
6)	Next In Line Album Version	More Info...	4:19
7)	Bastards Of Bodom Album Version	More Info...	3:28
8)	Trashed, Lost And Strungout Album Version	More Info...	4:02
9)	We're Not Gonna Fall Album Version	More Info...	3:18

Album: Are You Dead Yet? [International Version]
#	Song Title		Time
1)	Living Dead Beat Album Version	More Info...	5:18
2)	Are You Dead Yet Album Version	More Info...	3:55
3)	If You Want Peace... Prepare For War Album Version	More Info...	3:58
4)	Punch Me I Bleed Album Version	More Info...	4:51
5)	In Your Face Album Version	More Info...	4:16
6)	Next In Line Album Version	More Info...	4:19
7)	Bastards Of Bodom Album Version	More Info...	3:28
8)	Trashed, Lost And Strungout Album Version	More Info...	4:02
9)	We're Not Gonna Fall Album Version	More Info...	3:18

Performer Notes

Children of Bodom: Alexi Laiho (vocals, guitar); Roope Ukk Latvala (guitars); Janne Jameson Warman (keyboards); Henkka T Blacksmith (bass instrument); Jaska Raatikainen (drums).
Audio Mixer: Mikko Karmila.
Recording information: Astia Studios (05/2004-05/2005); Finnox, East-Helsinki, Finland (05/2004-05/2005); Hastfittan Studios, East-Helsinki, Finland (05/2004-05/2005).
Photographer: Toni H„rk”nen.
Edging up on its 10-year anniversary, Finnish metallers Children of Bodom have almost completely traded in their black metal roots for the sort of chunky, melodic action that many screamo acts built their entire sounds around. ARE YOU DEAD YET? doesn't hang up Children of Bodom's fondness for unrelenting aggression, but with the emphasis on clear, dramatic leads, slower rhythms, and garish novelties like their cover of the Ramones' "Somebody Put Something In My Drink," the band is enacting the sort of career change here that's intended to gain a much wider audience.