Name: Mtv2 Headbangers Ball
Brand: Warner/Elektra/Atlantic Corp
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Mtv2 Headbangers Ball

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Album: Mtv2 Headbangers Ball
#	Song Title	Time
1)	Straight Out of Line - Godsmack
2)	This Is Now - Hatebreed
3)	Price to Play - Staind
4)	Stupid Girl - Cold
5)	Hexagram - Deftones
6)	This Is the New S**t - Marilyn Manson
7)	Separate - Sevendust
8)	When It Cuts - Ill Ni?o
9)	World's So Cold - Mudvayne
10)	Smothered - Spineshank
11)	Destroy All - Static-X
12)	Fixation on the Darkness - Killswitch Engage (previously unreleased)
13)	Inhale - Stone Sour
14)	Pride - SOiL
15)	Safe Home - Anthrax
16)	Raining Blood - Slayer (live)
17)	Dead in Hollywood - Murderdolls
18)	Destroyer of Senses - Shadows Fall
19)	Sun Doesn't Rise - Mushroomhead
20)	House of 1000 Corpses - Rob Zombie
1)	Ruin - Lamb of God
2)	We Will Rise - Arch Enemy
3)	Clouds Connected - In Flames
4)	Down Again - Chimaira
5)	You Broke Like Glass - Eighteen Visions
6)	Heaven's a Lie - Lacuna Coil
7)	I Could Care Less - DevilDriver
8)	Sworn Enemy - Sworn Enemy
9)	At the End of August - 36 Crazyfists
10)	Mannequin - Cradle of Filth
11)	Infected - Demon Hunter
12)	March of the Fire Ants - Mastodon
13)	Down - Motograter
14)	Mandibles - E-Town Concrete
15)	Botchla - Poison the Well
16)	Rejection Role - Soilwork
17)	Endless - Unearth
18)	Relentless - Strapping Young Lad
19)	Forever - As I Lay Dying
20)	Rational Gaze - Meshuggah

Album: Mtv2 Headbangers Ball
#	Song Title	Time
1)	Straight Out of Line - Godsmack
2)	This Is Now - Hatebreed
3)	Price to Play - Staind
4)	Stupid Girl - Cold
5)	Hexagram - Deftones
6)	This Is the New S**t - Marilyn Manson
7)	Separate - Sevendust
8)	When It Cuts - Ill Ni?o
9)	World's So Cold - Mudvayne
10)	Smothered - Spineshank
11)	Destroy All - Static-X
12)	Fixation on the Darkness - Killswitch Engage (previously unreleased)
13)	Inhale - Stone Sour
14)	Pride - SOiL
15)	Safe Home - Anthrax
16)	Raining Blood - Slayer (live)
17)	Dead in Hollywood - Murderdolls
18)	Destroyer of Senses - Shadows Fall
19)	Sun Doesn't Rise - Mushroomhead
20)	House of 1000 Corpses - Rob Zombie
1)	Ruin - Lamb of God
2)	We Will Rise - Arch Enemy
3)	Clouds Connected - In Flames
4)	Down Again - Chimaira
5)	You Broke Like Glass - Eighteen Visions
6)	Heaven's a Lie - Lacuna Coil
7)	I Could Care Less - DevilDriver
8)	Sworn Enemy - Sworn Enemy
9)	At the End of August - 36 Crazyfists
10)	Mannequin - Cradle of Filth
11)	Infected - Demon Hunter
12)	March of the Fire Ants - Mastodon
13)	Down - Motograter
14)	Mandibles - E-Town Concrete
15)	Botchla - Poison the Well
16)	Rejection Role - Soilwork
17)	Endless - Unearth
18)	Relentless - Strapping Young Lad
19)	Forever - As I Lay Dying
20)	Rational Gaze - Meshuggah

Performer Notes

Personnel: Howard Jones (vocals).
Audio Mixers: Chris Lord-Alge; Colin Richardson; Cradle of Filth; Daniel Bergstrand; David Bottrill; Zeuss ; Frank Gryner; Fredrik Nordstr?m ; Greg Koller; Greg Reely; ?rjan ?rnkloo; J.R. McNeely ; Jay Baumgardner; Jeremy Staska; Adam Dutkiewicz; Joey Jordison; Lamb of God; James Barton ; Matt Bayles; Matt Hyde ; Matt Sepanic; Matt Wallace ; Meshuggah; Michael Barbiero; Mike Fraser; Anders Frid?n; Andy Sneap; Andy Wallace; Poison the Well; Randy Staub ; Scott Humphrey; Shaun Thingvold; Soilwork; Steve Russell; Terry Date; Toby Wright; Ulrich Wild; Waldemar Sorychta ; Ben Grosse; Rob Caggiano; Charlie Benante.
Illustrator: Derek Hess .
In ye olde days of the 1980s, true metalheads hoping to catch videos of their favorite bands had to stay up late for the original HEADBANGERS BALL, MTV's bastion of all things long-haired, leather-clad, and too heavy for the network's regular rotation. In the new millennium, when extreme metal of every sort reached the mainstream on a weekly basis, the faithful ironically still turned to HEADBANGERS BALL, this time on MTV's music-intensive--and, oddly enough, less popular--sister network MTV2.
As the title suggests, MTV2 HEADBANGERS BALL collects the program's best moments, which range from the chart topping alt-rock metal of Staind (here represented by "Price to Play," the first single from 12 SHADES OF GREY) to lesser known, far more demanding fare such as Unearth's pile-driving "Endless." The two-disc set even gives a nod to a few of metal's most influential pioneers, Anthrax and Slayer (the latter contributes an absolutely ferocious live version of the classic speed metal anthem "Raining Blood"), acknowledging both the roots of the genre and the artists that made the original HEADBANGERS BALL so compelling.