Dawn of the Undead
Dawn of the Undead is an album by American punk band the Undead, originally released on vinyl in 1991 on the Australian label Shagpile Records. It was reissued on CD in 1997 and again in 2006 by Post Mortem Records.[1]
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Studio album by | |
Released | 1991 |
Genre | Punk rock |
Label | Shagpile Records |
Track listing (LP edition)
- Evening of Desire
- A Life of Our Own
- Never Say Die
- Gimme Your Autograph
- I Don't Wanna Go
- In Eighty Four
- The Way We Behave
- Put Your Clothes Back On
- R.A.T.T.F.I.N.K.
- I Want You Dead
- We Don't Want the Poor in New York City
- When the Evening Comes
- Verbal Abuse (Remix)
- My Kinda Town
- Undead
Track listing (CD edition)
- Evening of Desire
- A Life of Our Own
- Never Say Die
- Gimme Your Autograph
- I Don't Wanna Go
- In Eighty Four
- The Way We Behave
- Put Your Clothes Back On
- R.A.T.T.F.I.N.K.
- I Want You Dead
- We Don't Want the Poor in New York City
- When the Evening Comes
- Verbal Abuse
- My Kinda Town
- Hollywood Boulevard
- Undead
- Social Reason
- No Vices
- Nightmare
- Lies
- Eve of Destruction
- Misfit
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