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Battlezone (Paul Di'anno)
Cessation of Hostilities

Track Listings (18) - Disc #1
1. (Forever) Fighting Back - Battlezone, Falck, Bob
2. Welcome to the Battlezone - Battlezone, Hurley, John
3. Warchild - Battlezone, Hurley, John
4. In the Darkness - Battlezone, Hurley, John
5. The Land God Gave to Caine - Battlezone, Hurley, John
6. Running Blind - Battlezone, Hurley, John
7. Too Much to Heart - Battlezone, Hurley, John
8. Voice on the Radio - Battlezone, Hurley, John
9. Welfare Warriors - Battlezone, Hurley, John
10. Feel the Rock - Battlezone, Hurley, John
11. Rip It Up - Battlezone,
12. I Don't Wanna Know - Battlezone,
13. Nuclear Breakdown - Battlezone,
14. Torch of Hate - Battlezone,
15. Whispered Rage - Battlezone,
16. Children of Madness - Battlezone,
17. Metal Tears - Battlezone,
18. It's Love - Battlezone,
Track Listings (15) - Disc #2
1. The Promise - Battlezone,
2. To the Limit - Battlezone,
3. Smack - Battlezone,
4. Push - Battlezone, Di'anno
5. Victim - Battlezone, Di'anno
6. Feel My Pain - Battlezone, Di'anno
7. C.O.M. '98 - Battlezone,
8. Victim - Battlezone, Di'anno
9. The Forgotten Ones - Battlezone, Di'anno
10. Push - Battlezone, Di'anno
11. Snake Eyes - Battlezone,
12. Smack - Battlezone,
13. The Black - Battlezone, Di'anno
14. Fear, Pt. 1 - Battlezone, Angel
15. Children of Madness [Live] - Battlezone,

Digitally remastered 2 CD set collects all of the heavy metal super-group's recordings & adds four previously unreleased tracks. 2001 release.

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All Artists: Battlezone (Paul Di'anno)
Title: Cessation of Hostilities
Members Wishing: 1
Total Copies: 0
Label: Phantom Sound & Vision
Release Date: 11/28/2001
Album Type: Original recording remastered
Number of Discs: 2
SwapaCD Credits: 2
UPC: 766487101127

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Album Description

Digitally remastered 2 CD set collects all of the heavy metal super-group's recordings & adds four previously unreleased tracks. 2001 release.

CD Reviews

Not for anyone?

Mr. Pantheist | Elgin, IL United States | 03/01/2003

(3 out of 5 stars)

"What happen to these guys? Their first album was old school metal, not unlike old Iron Maiden. The other albums they got a little too thrashy for my taste. If you like thrash, then you probably won't appreciate the first album, so I'm not sure if anyone would like all these songs. Maybe I'm just crazy."