Dogs Of War - CD
Dogs Of War - CD
Saxon
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Originally released in 1995, Dogs Of War is a ten-track Saxon album rooted in heavy metal. The title track opens the set, followed by songs including Burning Wheels, The Great White Buffalo and Demolition Alley.
TRACKLIST
1. Dogs Of War
2. Burning Wheels
3. Don't Worry
4. Big Twin Rolling (Coming Home)
5. Hold On
6. The Great White Buffalo
7. Demolition Alley
8. Walking Through Tokyo
9. Give It All Away
10. Yesterday's Gone
Artist: Saxon
Released: 05/10/2023
Edition: Standard Edition
Label: BMG
Format: CD
Vinyl Colour:
Era: 1990s
Genre: Metal
Subgenre: Heavy Metal
Cat. No. 405053 8935189
Barcode: 4050538935189
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