After the Devastation
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| Studio album by Leaether Strip | |||||
| Released | 2005 | ||||
| Recorded | ??? | ||||
| Genre | Industrial, EBM | ||||
| Label | Alfa Matrix | ||||
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After the Devastation is an album by Leaether Strip. It has two CDs and is the comeback album for Leaether Strip after a five-year hiatus.
[edit] Tracklisting
Disc 1
- The Shame Of A Nation (Album Edit)
- Back In Control
- Death Is Walking Next To Me (Album Edit)
- A Boy
- Dying Is Easy - Life Is Harder (Daddy Please Love Me)
- Sleep Is Only Heartbreak
- Slam
- Smerte
- Happy Pills (Gimme Gimme)
- Rip Like Cat Claws
- What If...
- Inner Exploration
Disc 2
- Gaza Strip (March Of The Innocent)
- Suicide Bombers (Album Edit)
- Carry Me (2006)
- Empty Space
- Junkie Do - Junkie Die
- Homophobia
- This Is Where I Wanna Be (Album Edit)
- One Man's Gain Another Man's Pain
- Give Us Some Shelter (Katrina)
- One For One For One
- I Was Born That Day
- Leaether Strip Part 3 (Symphony For Kurt)
Disc 3 See Aeftershock.
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