1919 Eternal Black Label Society

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CD - Reissue

  • Release Date: 05/12/2009
  • Original Release: 2002
  • Sales Rank: 8,452
  • Label: EAGLE RECORDS
  • UPC: 826992502328

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1919 Eternal

1LISTENBleed for Me 5:30
2LISTENLords of Destruction 5:10
3LISTENDemise of Sanity 3:23
4LISTENLife, Birth, Blood, Doom 4:20
5LISTENBridge to Cross 5:49
6LISTENBattering Ram 2:21
7LISTENSpeedball 0:57
8LISTENGraveyard Disciples 3:21
9LISTENGenocide Junkies 5:51
10LISTENLost Heaven 4:23
11LISTENRefuse to Bow Down 4:53
12LISTENMass Murder Machine 5:46
13LISTENBerserkers 5:06
14LISTENAmerica the Beautiful 3:17

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Editorial Reviews

Forgoing the boozy Southern rock of their previous efforts, Zakk Wylde's Black Label Society is in pure heavy metal mode on 1919 Eternal. With thick, Sabbath-influenced riffs plowing through with roaring vocals from Wylde, this is the first real impression of what he is capable of in heavy metal with Ozzy Osbourne guiding his melodies. Although nowhere near as catchy or poppy as his material with Osbourne, the songs are memorable enough and the decision to stick with heavy metal is welcome after some wishy-washy albums before 2000's like-minded Stronger Than Death. Bradley Torreano, All Music Guide

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1919 Eternalby Anonymous

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April 24, 2005: This was the first Black Label Society album I bought. I really enjoyed listening to this album. The riffs are great; they remind me of something out of the 80's, but they aren't thrashy like Shadows Fall. In my opinion only the late Dimebag of Pantera and Johnathan Donais of Shawdows Fall could have matched up with Zakk Wylde when it comes to guitar solos of the present day.

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1919 Eternalby Anonymous

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June 23, 2003: I've been listening to heavy metal for a long time and when i first started listening to Zakk Wylde i went out and bought the first album i could find. Zakk Wylde is the best guitarest and Black Label Society is the best Band ever!

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