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Songs in the Album Burn

No	Song
1	A Nation On Fire
2	A Thousand Lies
3	Alan's On Fire
4	Block
5	Blood For Blood
6	Burnin' And Lootin'
7	Davidian
8	Death Church
9	Hallelujah
10	I'm Your God Now
11	None But My Own
12	Old
13	One Foundation
14	Pass It On
15	Rasta Man Chant
16	The Rage To Overcome
17	Downtime
18	That's The Way It Is
19	Dare To Dream
20	Burn
21	If Not You
22	Closer
23	These Are The Days
24	Saturday Night
25	Angeline
26	Nothing I Can Do
27	Bring On The Rain
28	Burning Angel
29	Lament of a Mortal Soul
30	Starbreaker
31	Ravenous
32	The Immortal
33	Dead Inside
34	Pilgrim
35	Silverwing
36	Demonic Science
37	Seed of Hate
38	Angelclaw
39	Burning Bridges
40	Diva Satanica
41	Hydra
42	Antonin Artaud
43	Burning From The Inside
44	Honeymoon Croon
45	Hope
46	Kingdom's Coming
47	King Volcano
48	She's In Parties
49	Slice Of Life
50	Wasp
51	Who Killed Mr. Moonlight?
52	Alone
53	The Woman In You
54	Less
55	Two Hands Of A Prayer
56	Please Bleed
57	Suzie Blue
58	Steal My Kisses
59	Burn To Shine
60	Show Me A Little Shame
61	Forgiven
62	Beloved One
63	In The Lord's Arms
64	Guitarmy
65	Fuckings Greatest Hits
66	Burn Piano Island, Burn
67	Every Breath Is A Bomb
68	Ambulance Vs. Ambulance
69	USA Nails
70	Cecilia And The Silhouette Saloon
71	Six Nightmares At The Pinball Masquerade
72	The Salesman, Denver Max
73	I Know Where The Canaries And Crows Go
74	God Bless You Blood Thirsty Zeppelins
75	The Shame
76	I Shot The Sheriff
77	Get Up, Stand Up
78	Put It On
79	Duppy Conqueror
80	Small Axe

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The Power of the Scene

When the lights dim and the first note is played, strangers become synchronized. The tremor when thousands sing together, and the melody that still echoes after the crowd disperses - this is an experience that no screen can convey. We look forward to the return of large-scale concerts to the essence of music, and we also look forward to small livehouses continuing to nourish the most vibrant soil of music.

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