Finnish heavy metal titans Children of Bodom have unveiled the official artwork and track listing for their upcoming CD/DVD compilation, Holiday at Lake Bodom (15 Years of Wasted Youth). You can view both below.
"15 Years of Wasted Youth is the sound of Children Of Bodom working hard, partying hard, being relentless and stubborn," said frontman/guitarist Alexi Laiho. "We went through many brick walls to get forward and after seven studio albums, two live albums, non stop touring, bleeding and breaking a lot of bones, I thought we were justified to put out this album. Let the music speak for itself. You have been warned."
Along with a selection of their greatest hits, the band will be including two previously unreleased covers on the compilation, Rick Springfield's "Jessie's Girl" and "I'm Shipping Up To Boston" by Dropkick Murphys.
Holiday at Lake Bodom (15 Years of Wasted Youth) Track Listing:
- 1.) Hate Crew Deathroll
- 2.) Shovel Knockout
- 3.) Hate Me
- 4.) Everytime I Die
- 5.) Needled 24/7
- 6.) I¨m Shipping Up to Boston (* Dropkick Murphys cover; previously unreleased)
- 7.) Sixpounder
- 8.) Warheart
- 9.) Roundtrip to Hell and Back
- 10.) Trashed, Lost & Strungout
- 11.) Living Dead Beat
- 12.) Deadnight Warrior
- 13.) Blooddrunk
- 14.) Follow The Reaper
- 15.) Are You Dead Yet?
- 16.) Silent Night, Bodom Night
- 17.) Jessie's Girl (* Rick Springfield cover; previously unreleased)
- 18.) In Your Face
- 19.) Angels Don't Kill
- 20.) Downfall
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