Somewhere Between Heaven and Hell (180 Gram Vinyl) [Import] Dance The sleeve-note states that it

The sleeve-note states that it is "a stupid story about how the government is trying to do away with music

TracksCredits - Disc 1 - 1 Columbia (Live at Knebworth) 2 Acquiesce (Live at Knebworth) 3 Supersonic (Live at Knebworth) - Disc 2 - 1 Hello (Live at Knebworth) 2 Some Might Say (Live at Knebworth) 3 Roll with It (Live at Knebworth) 4 Slide Away (Live at Knebworth) - Disc 3 - 1 Morning Glory (Live at Knebworth) 2 Round Are Way (Live at Knebworth) 3 Cigarettes & Alcohol (Live at Knebworth) 4 Whatever (Live at Knebworth) - Disc 4 - 1 Cast No Shadow (Live at Knebworth) 2 Wonderwall (Live at Knebworth) 3 The Masterplan (Live at Knebworth) - Disc 5 - 1 Don't Look Back in Anger (Live at Knebworth) 2 My Big Mouth (Live at Knebworth) 3 It's Gettin' Better (Man

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when he was awarded artistic control and proceeded to make some of the greatest socially-conscious music ever committed to tape

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Somewhere Between Heaven and Hell (180 Gram Vinyl) [Import] Dance The sleeve-note states that itSocial Distortion: Mike Ness (vocals, lead guitar); Dennis Dannell (rhythm guitar); John Maurer, Christopher Reece. Recorded at El Dorado Studios, Hollywood, California. HEAVEN AND HELL is Social Distortion's finest hour, the crystallization of all the elements that made it a great band. The country and rockabilly influences cultivated on previous albums are fully integrated here, so that Jimmy Work's country classic "Making Believe" sounds perfectly