Dismember- The God That Never Was - Blue in Red Split (Vinyl) Young Jeezy which Rolling Stone called "a

which Rolling Stone called "a country-rock instant classic" in a rave four star review

4 Ain't That the Way It Always Ends

with John Marshall taking his place on guitar

Dirty White Boy (Radio Edit) [2017 Remaster]

coming alive in a musical landscape animated by lush string and vibrant horn arrangements on an album mixed by recording industry legend Al Schmitt (who's recorded and mixed more than 150 gold and platinum albums and won more Grammy Awards than any other engineer or mixer)

Dismember- The God That Never Was - Blue in Red Split (Vinyl) Young Jeezy which Rolling Stone called "aIn 2006, Swedish death metallers Dismember delivered the stunning "The God That Never Was" which continued in the vein of "Where Ironcrosses Grow" yet proved to be even more aggressive, even more dynamic, and rightfully is considered one of the best albums in their highly consistent discography. From two minutes long face melting tracks like the opener or 'Never Forget, Never Forgive' over to the superb chorus and epic melodies in 'Time Heals