9 thoughts on “ Save My Soul - Merauder - Five Deadly Venoms (Cassette, Album) ”

1. FIVE DEADLY VENOMS is the second full length studio release by American (New York City, NY) Hardcore Punk band Merauder issued in by Century Media. Track listing is 1 Intro 2 Scarred 3 Unify 4 Five Deadly Venoms 5 Find My Way 6 We Are The Ones 7 Life Of My Own 8 Save My Soul /5(5).

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2. Dec 26,  · 50+ videos Play all Mix - Merauder - Five Deadly Venoms YouTube Cold As Life - Born To Land Hand()FULL ALBUM - Duration: SUR HARDCORE SANTIAGO , views.

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3. Sep 07,  · Merauder - Bluetality () Merauder - Five Deadly Venoms () Merauder - Master Killer () Merauder (Eddie Sutton) - Demo () Merauder (Minus) - Demo () Crime In Stereo - Selective Wreckage () All In - Nothing To Lose () All In - Team USA () 7 Angels 7 Plagues - Jhazmyne's Lullaby () Bateman - The Love And War EP.

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4. Nov 19,  · Provided to YouTube by Sony Music Entertainment Five Deadly Venoms · Merauder Five Deadly Venoms ℗ Century Media Records Ltd. Released on: Composer, Lyricist: Anthony Muccini.

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5. Five Deadly Venoms Find My Way We Are The Ones Life Of My Own [originally by Cro-Mags] Save My Soul Final War Master Killer (Live) Life Is Pain (Live) No Warning I am the most high Tonight's the night I decide Whether you live or die Tonight's the night I commence to ride Into warrior souls I'll make you.

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6. Five Deadly Venoms, an Album by Merauder. Released in on Century Media (catalog no. ; CD). Genres: New York Hardcore, Metalcore.

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7. View credits, reviews, tracks and shop for the CD release of Five Deadly Venoms on Discogs/5(26).

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8. But Save My Soul is a surprisingly enjoyable and fresh album from a band many might have written off as already expending their allotted 15 minutes of fame. The disc's CD-ROM content includes three live tracks, information, pictures of each band member, and shots from the making of the album.

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9. Five Deadly Venoms is fairly similar to its predecessor, Master Killer, but that's not necessarily a bad thing -- Merauder's brand of urban "hardcore" metal is very well done, and there are no awkward attempts to loosen up the sound with hip-hop rhythms. The results are not only unremittingly intense, but intelligent and socially aware to boot.

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