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Track List
01) S.Y.L.
02) In the Rainy Season
03) Velvet Kevorkian
04) All Hail the New Flesh
05) Oh My Fucking God
06) Detox
07) Relentless
08) Rape Song
09) Aftermath
10) Imperial
11) Skeksis
12) Shitstorm
13) Love?
14) You Suck
15) Wrong Side
16) Almost Again
17) Satan's Ice Cream Truck
Cd 2
01) Imperial
02) Velvet Kevorkian
03) All Hail the New Flesh
04) Wrong Side
05) Aftermath
06) Love?
07) Polyphony / The New Black
08) In the Rainy Season
09) S.Y.L. (live at the Roxy in Hollywood, LA, 2001)
10) Detox (live at the Roxy in Hollywood, LA, 2001)
11) Home Nucleonics (live at the Commodore Ballroom in
12) Love? (live at the Starland Ballroom, Sayreville,
13) All Hail the New Flesh (live at Zeche Carl in Esse
14) Skeksis (live at the Flame Fest in Bologna, Italy,
15) S.Y.L.
16) Detox
17) Relentless
18) Love?
19) Zen
20) Wrong Side
21) Almost Again
01) S.Y.L.
02) In the Rainy Season
03) Velvet Kevorkian
04) All Hail the New Flesh
05) Oh My Fucking God
06) Detox
07) Relentless
08) Rape Song
09) Aftermath
10) Imperial
11) Skeksis
12) Shitstorm
13) Love?
14) You Suck
15) Wrong Side
16) Almost Again
17) Satan's Ice Cream Truck
Cd 2
01) Imperial
02) Velvet Kevorkian
03) All Hail the New Flesh
04) Wrong Side
05) Aftermath
06) Love?
07) Polyphony / The New Black
08) In the Rainy Season
09) S.Y.L. (live at the Roxy in Hollywood, LA, 2001)
10) Detox (live at the Roxy in Hollywood, LA, 2001)
11) Home Nucleonics (live at the Commodore Ballroom in
12) Love? (live at the Starland Ballroom, Sayreville,
13) All Hail the New Flesh (live at Zeche Carl in Esse
14) Skeksis (live at the Flame Fest in Bologna, Italy,
15) S.Y.L.
16) Detox
17) Relentless
18) Love?
19) Zen
20) Wrong Side
21) Almost Again
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First Released
2008
Industrial Metal
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1994–2006 Chaos Years is a retrospective compilation album from the heavy metal band Strapping Young Lad. The album contains tracks from all of the band's studio albums, as well as a DVD with live footage and music videos. The album had a European release on March 31, 2008.
All of the songs were hand-picked by the band members and remastered by Devin Townsend
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Canadian crazy Devin Townsend has created a singular entity in the clattering, monolithic industrial-metal Strapping Young Lad. Recalling both the polyrhythmic insanity of Meshuggah and Fear Factory’s machine metal, CHAOS YEARS collects 17 tracks of the band’s prime material, spanning avowed classics like CITY and ALIEN. Their dark, sooty noise, subtly colored by absurd humor, takes improbable twists and turns on dystopian epics such as “All Hail the New Flesh,” the thrash-indebted “Rape Song,” and the weirdly poppy “Satan’s Ice Cream Truck.” Strange and vertigo inducing, Strapping Young Lad can darken the very sky with their complex, cerebral assault.
- AllMusic Review by Tom Forget
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Available in:
1994–2006 Chaos Years is a retrospective compilation album from the heavy metal band Strapping Young Lad. The album contains tracks from all of the band's studio albums, as well as a DVD with live footage and music videos. The album had a European release on March 31, 2008.
All of the songs were hand-picked by the band members and remastered by Devin Townsend
User Album Review
Canadian crazy Devin Townsend has created a singular entity in the clattering, monolithic industrial-metal Strapping Young Lad. Recalling both the polyrhythmic insanity of Meshuggah and Fear Factory’s machine metal, CHAOS YEARS collects 17 tracks of the band’s prime material, spanning avowed classics like CITY and ALIEN. Their dark, sooty noise, subtly colored by absurd humor, takes improbable twists and turns on dystopian epics such as “All Hail the New Flesh,” the thrash-indebted “Rape Song,” and the weirdly poppy “Satan’s Ice Cream Truck.” Strange and vertigo inducing, Strapping Young Lad can darken the very sky with their complex, cerebral assault.
- AllMusic Review by Tom Forget
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