Women And Children Last(Explicit Version) CD

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Song Listing

Disc 1

Song Title

1. World According To Revenge, The ~ Murderdolls

2. Chapel of Blood ~ Murderdolls

3. Bored 'til Death ~ Murderdolls

4. Drug Me To Hell - (featuring Mick Mars) ~ Murderdolls

5. Nowhere ~ Murderdolls

6. Summertime Suicide ~ Murderdolls

7. Death Valley Superstars ~ Murderdolls

8. My Dark Place Alone ~ Murderdolls

9. Blood Stained Valentine - (featuring Mick Mars) ~ Murderdolls

10. Pieces of You ~ Murderdolls

11. Homicide Drive ~ Murderdolls

12. Rock N Roll is All I Got ~ Murderdolls

13. Nothing's Gonna Be Alright ~ Murderdolls

14. Whatever You Got, I'm Against It ~ Murderdolls

15. Hello, Goodbye, Die ~ Murderdolls

Album Notes and Credits

Notes & Personnel Info
	Personnel: Wednesday 13 (vocals, guitar, background vocals); Joey Jordison (guitar, drums, percussion, background vocals); Roman Surman (guitar, background vocals).
	Recording information: Perfect Sound Studios, Los Angeles, CA (04/2010).
	Photographer: P.R. Brown.
	Trash metal? Horror metal? Punk metal? B-movie metal? It's hard to settle on a single description for the Murderdolls. But after hearing their sophomore effort, 2010's Women and Children Last, any of the four aforementioned metallic subgenres would do the trick. It's been quite a layoff since the 'dolls released their full-length debut, 2002's Beyond the Valley of the Murderdolls, but fans never gave up hope about the possibility of a sophomore effort. Eight years later, they finally got their wish. And despite original member Tripp Eisen having exited the band, core members Wednesday 13 and Joey Jordison remain onboard, and their musical and visual hybrid of the Plasmatics, M?tley Cre, Marilyn Manson, and Slipknot remains very much intact. The proof can be heard throughout Women and Children Last, especially on such tracks as the album-opener "Chapel of Blood," and the very Cre-esque "Summertime Suicide." And while we're on the subject of the Cre, non other than M?tley guitarist Mick Mars lends some six-string work on a pair of tracks here -- "Drug Me to Hell" and "Blood Stained Valentine" -- which only further confirms who one of the Murderdolls main influences are. Some will say that the horror shtick may get a bit predictable after a while (take a gander at such song titles as "Homicide Drive" and "Hello, Goodbye, Die," and you know precisely what lies ahead). If you were figuring that the Murderdolls were going to expand musically upon what they laid down on their debut album, Women and Children Last will prove your assumption wrong -- they're sticking as close to their original vision as possible. ~ Greg Prato
Musical Guests
	Mick Mars

Technical Info

	Release Date : 08/30/2010
	Original Release Date : 2010
	Catalog ID : RR 77632
	Label : Roadrunner Records
	Number of Discs : 1
	Studio/Live : Studio
	Mono/Stereo : Stereo
	SPAR Code : n/a
	UPC : 00016861776329

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Women And Children Last(Explicit Version) (2010)

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