Original Album Series (5-CD)

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CD Details

Number of Discs: 5
Released: November 24, 2014
Originally Released: 2014
Label: Imports

Tracks on Disc 1:

1.Never Again
2.How You Remind Me
3.Woke Up This Morning
4.Too Bad
5.Just For
6.Hollywood
7.Money Bought
8.Where Do I Hide
9.Hangnail
10.Good Times Gone

Tracks on Disc 2:

1.Flat On the Floor
2.Do This Anymore
3.Someday
4.Believe It Or Not
5.Feelin' Way Too Damn Good
6.Because of You
7.Figured You Out
8.Should've Listened
9.Throw Yourself Away
10.Another Hole in the Head
11.See You at the Show

Tracks on Disc 3:

1.Follow You Home
2.Fight for All the Wrong Reasons
3.Photograph
4.Animals
5.Savin' Me
6.Far Away
7.Next Contestant
8.Side of a Bullet
9.If Everyone Cared
10.Someone That You're With
11.Rockstar

Tracks on Disc 4:

1.Something in Your Mouth
2.Burn It to the Ground
3.Gotta Be Somebody
4.I'd Come for You
5.Next Go Round
6.Just to Get High
7.Never Gonna Be Alone
8.Shakin' Hands
9.S.E.X.
10.If Today Was Your Last Day
11.This Afternoon

Tracks on Disc 5:

1.This Means War
2.Bottoms Up
3.When We Stand Together
4.Midnight Queen
5.Gotta Get Me Some
6.Lullaby
7.Kiss It Goodbye
8.Trying Not to Love You
9.Holding On to Heaven
10.Everything I Wanna Do
11.Don't Ever Let It End

Product Description:

This budget-priced box set from the chart-topping Canadian hard rockers features five complete studio albums, including the platinum-selling Silver Side Up (2001), the triple-platinum-selling Long Road (2003), 2005's All the Right Reasons (which sits at the number 13 slot on Billboard's Top 200 Albums of the Decade), the Mutt Lange-co-produced Dark Horse (2008), and the band's seventh studio long-player, Here and Now (2011). ~ James Christopher Monger