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- 1919 Eternal
- - 155,171 plays
  - 31 favs
  - 27 shares
Black Label Society
Released 2002

Genocide Junkies
05:53
9,988 plays

Lords Of Destruction
05:10
9,910 plays

Lost Heaven
04:24
9,453 plays

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- 1
- Bleed For Me
- 05:31
- 23,423 plays

- 2
- Lords Of Destruction
- 05:10
- 9,910 plays

- 3
- Demise Of Sanity
- 03:23
- 13,268 plays

- 4
- Life/Birth/Blood/Doom
- 04:21
- 10,555 plays

- 5
- Bridge To Cross
- 05:49
- 15,483 plays

- 6
- Battering Ram
- 02:22
- 10,591 plays

- 7
- Speedball
- 00:58
- 8,199 plays

- 8
- Graveyard Disciples
- 03:20
- 13,473 plays

- 9
- Genocide Junkies
- 05:53
- 9,988 plays

- 10
- Lost Heaven
- 04:24
- 9,453 plays

- 11
- Refuse To Bow Down
- 04:53
- 7,641 plays

- 12
- Mass Murder Machine
- 05:47
- 7,292 plays

- 13
- Berserkers
- 05:06
- 9,152 plays

- 14
- America The Beautiful
- 03:17
- 6,744 plays

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album review

Forgoing the boozy Southern rock of their previous efforts, Zakk Wylde's Black Label Society is in pure heavy metal mode on 1919 Eternal. With thick, Sabbath-influenced riffs plowing through with roaring vocals from Wylde, this is the first real impression of what he is capable of in heavy metal with Ozzy Osbourne guiding his melodies. Although nowhere near as catchy or poppy as his material with Osbourne, the songs are memorable enough and the decision to stick with heavy metal is welcome after some wishy-washy albums before 2000's like-minded Stronger Than Death. ~ Bradley Torreano, All Music Guide