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Black Label Society – Skullage (Release Year – 2009)

  • April 20, 2009
  • by Rob Rockitt
  • · CD Reviews A-H · Entertainment · Hard Rock Music · Hard Rock News · Music

blsskullage1 Black Label Society has released their new greatest hits package, Skullage. This CD/DVD set is a killer combination of Black Label Society’s best songs, as well as an awesome DVD that collects footage from their Boozed, Broozed and Broken-Boned DVD from 2003, as well as some of Black Label Society’s music videos and acoustic live footage.

Is this collection worth picking up?  If you want the acoustic versions of songs like “The Blessed Hellride” and “Stillborn” you need to grab this.  The music videos on the DVD are worth the price of admission all by themselves in my opinion. I would have liked to have all of their videos (yes, there are some that are missing) but I am happy to finally have a copy of these on DVD. I must point out though, that there is a video in this collection “New Religion” that I have not see before, and that was a nice bonus.

The Welcome To the Compound is a new segment filmed inside Zakk Wylde’s home.  This part of the DVD shows off Wylde’s off the wall sense of humor.  Zakk gives you an explanation on what the lyrics are about on several of the songs on Skullage.  There is a brief part where Wylde talks about the song “In This River” written about Dimebag Darrell Abbott.  In this clip there is some old footage with Dimebag.  It was unexpected and yet very cool.

If you  have all of Black Label Society’s CD’s (as I do), and you don’t need a greatest hits CD, Black Label Society has given you have the option to purchase the DVD separately.  Skullage is available as a CD, DVD or a CD/DVD set.

If you have never picked up any of Black Label Society’s music before, Skullage is an awesome way to acquainted with one of the better metal bands of the last decade.  Overall, this is a pretty good collection of music and video, and is definitely worth purchasing!

Check out Black Label Society on the web, at this link.

Rating: 9V Out of 10




Track Listing:

CD:
1. Machine Gun Manblack-label-society
2. Dead As Yesterday
3. All For You
4. 13 Years Of Grief
5. Bleed For Me
6. Doomsday Jesus
7. Stillborn
8. Won’t Find It Here
9. Suicide Messiah
10. In This River
11. Fire It Up
12. New Religion

“Slightly Amped” (Live in Lehigh Valley)
13. Instrumental Intro (acoustic)
14. The Blessed Hellride (acoustic)
15. Spoke In The Wheel (acoustic)
16. Stillborn (acoustic)

DVD:
1. All For You (From Boozed, Broozed & Broken-Boned DVD)
2. 13 Years Of Grief (From Boozed, Broozed & Broken-Boned DVD)
3. Bleed For Me (From Boozed, Broozed & Broken-Boned DVD)
4. Stillborn video
5. Suicide Messiah video
6. In This River video
7. Fire It Up video
8. New Religion video
9. Welcome To The Compound New Footage

“Slightly Amped’
10. Instrumental Intro – Live in Lehigh Valley
11.The Blessed Hellride – Live in Lehigh Valley
12. Spoke In The Wheel – Live in Lehigh Valley
13. We Live No More – Live in Lehigh Valley
14. Stillborn – Live in Lehigh Valley

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