Difference between revisions of "Holy Wood Remixes"
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| Genre | Alternative metal, heavy metal, industrial metal | ||||
| Format | Compact disc | ||||
| Label | Wretched | ||||
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Track listing
- "GodEatGod" (Valley of the Dolls)
- "The Love Song" (Stressed)
- "The Fight Song (Slipknot Remix)"
- "Disposable Teens (Bon Harris Remix)"
- "Target Audience" (Is Dead)
- ""President Dead"" (Hope)
- "In the Valley of the Shadow of Dead"
- "Cruci-Fiction in Space" (Holy Ground)
- "A Place in the Dirt" (Without Hope)
- "The Nobodies" (Acoustic)
- "The Death Song" (No Future)
- "Lamb of God" (Have Mercy on Us)
- "Born Again" (Marble)
- "Burning Flag" (All Hell Unleashed)
- "Coma Black" (Just a Burning String)
- "Valentine's Day" (Night)
- "The Fall of Adam" (Infiniti)
- "King Kill 33°" (Ritual)
- "Count to Six and Die" (Moonlight)
