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Track List
01) Bat Country
02) Beast and the Harlot
03) Seize the Day
04) Critical Acclaim
05) Almost Easy
06) Afterlife
07) Dear God
08) A Little Piece of Heaven
Cd 2
01) Nightmare
02) Welcome to the Family
03) So Far Away
04) Hail to the King
05) Shepherd of Fire
06) Walk (studio version)
07) Flash of the Blade
08) Paranoid
09) Carry On (Call of Duty: Black Ops II Version)
10) Not Ready to Die (from Call of the Dead)
01) Bat Country
02) Beast and the Harlot
03) Seize the Day
04) Critical Acclaim
05) Almost Easy
06) Afterlife
07) Dear God
08) A Little Piece of Heaven
Cd 2
01) Nightmare
02) Welcome to the Family
03) So Far Away
04) Hail to the King
05) Shepherd of Fire
06) Walk (studio version)
07) Flash of the Blade
08) Paranoid
09) Carry On (Call of Duty: Black Ops II Version)
10) Not Ready to Die (from Call of the Dead)
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5:15
3:54
5:52
6:33
8:00
6:14
4:06
5:27
5:05
5:23
5:21
4:01
2:43
4:15
7:05
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First Released
2016
Heavy Metal
Angry
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The Best of 2005–2013 is a greatest hits album by American heavy metal band Avenged Sevenfold, released by Warner Bros. Records on December 2, 2016. The album covers songs from all of the band's albums released under Warner Bros., from City of Evil to Hail to the King, including covers and one-off singles released in between. The band members themselves have not endorsed or supported this album due to it being released without their consent, knowledge or involvement. The album has since been removed from digital streaming services.
In early 2016, Avenged Sevenfold left Warner Bros. for Capitol Records, resulting in a legal battle between the record label and the band. In response to the allegedly-leaked release date of the band's seventh album, falsely leaked and titled Voltaic Oceans with a December 9 release date by Chris Jericho over Instagram, Warner Bros. announced The Best of 2005–2013, to be released one week prior to the leaked release date, on December 2. However, the band officially surprise-released the album as The Stage on October 28, to which the label quickly changed the release date to capitalize on traffic, but reverted to its December 2 release.
Singer M. Shadows has openly expressed disdain about the release of the greatest hits album without the band's knowledge, stating "You’re gonna try to put this record out right before our new record just to undercut us and try to confuse the casual fan, like, 'Is this the new record? Or is that the new record?' Or parents buying stuff for Christmas. So it's just really childish."
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The Best of 2005–2013 is a greatest hits album by American heavy metal band Avenged Sevenfold, released by Warner Bros. Records on December 2, 2016. The album covers songs from all of the band's albums released under Warner Bros., from City of Evil to Hail to the King, including covers and one-off singles released in between. The band members themselves have not endorsed or supported this album due to it being released without their consent, knowledge or involvement. The album has since been removed from digital streaming services.
In early 2016, Avenged Sevenfold left Warner Bros. for Capitol Records, resulting in a legal battle between the record label and the band. In response to the allegedly-leaked release date of the band's seventh album, falsely leaked and titled Voltaic Oceans with a December 9 release date by Chris Jericho over Instagram, Warner Bros. announced The Best of 2005–2013, to be released one week prior to the leaked release date, on December 2. However, the band officially surprise-released the album as The Stage on October 28, to which the label quickly changed the release date to capitalize on traffic, but reverted to its December 2 release.
Singer M. Shadows has openly expressed disdain about the release of the greatest hits album without the band's knowledge, stating "You’re gonna try to put this record out right before our new record just to undercut us and try to confuse the casual fan, like, 'Is this the new record? Or is that the new record?' Or parents buying stuff for Christmas. So it's just really childish."
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