The Zombies The Zombies (Clear Vinyl) [Import] mid century While Nickelback may show more

While Nickelback may show more of Creed's unrelenting attack than Pearl Jam's eclecticism

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TracksCredits - Disc 1 - 1 Soul Sacrifice 2 Executioner's Tax (Swing of the Axe) 3 Firing Squad 4 Nightmare Logic - Disc 2 - 1 Waiting Around to Die 2 Ruination 3 If Not Us Then Who 4 Crucifixation Format: Vinyl

plus the most prominent oldies from the film (with the notable exception of the Contours' "Do You Love Me")

The Zombies The Zombies (Clear Vinyl) [Import] mid century While Nickelback may show moreIn 1966, the Zombies had already realized some success from their debut album, BEGIN HERE, but could not get their initial label, Decca, to release a follow up. They defected to CBS, for whom they would record their masterwork, ODESSEY AND ORACLE, and, in the interim, Decca put out I LOVE YOU, a singles compilation that never saw US release. THE ZOMBIES (2004) marks the first American pressing of the aforementioned album, buoyed by a generous number