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1. 12 rows · Those expecting a dash of insanity from Shinedown 's third album, The Sound of 5/

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2. They performed many songs from this "Classic Album - The Sound of Madness". This deluxe edition includes a 20 song CD + a 12 song DVD, which includes 5 live performances from Atlanta, + it also includes an interview with the members of Shinedown. If you like the Hard Rocking Band - "Shinedown", then this Deluxe CD/DVD Combo is a "must-have"/5().

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3. “Sound of Madness” is the third single by the rock band Shinedown from their album “The Sound of Madness”. It was chosen to be the title track after some road testing, (on a .

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4. I created the sound of madness Wrote the book on pain Somehow I'm still here to explain That the darkest hour never comes in the night You can sleep with a gun When you gonna wake up and fight For yourself? I'm so sick of this tombstone mentality If there's an afterlife Then it'll set you free But I'm not gonna part the seas You're a self-fulfilling prophecy.

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5. " Sound of Madness " is a single by American rock band Shinedown from their album The Sound of Madness and is also the album's title track, despite the exclusion of the word "the" in the song's title. The song was chosen to be the title track after some road testing on a short run of dates. It was released on February 23, in Europe.

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6. Shinedown's highly anticipated third album, "The Sound Of Madness," opens with lead single "Devour." Its heavy onslaught of ripping guitars and relentless drums would not sound out of place on a Guitar Hero soundtrack/5().

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7. I created the sound of madness, Wrote the book on pain, Somehow, I'm still here, to explain That the darkest hour never comes in the night You can sleep with a gun But when you gonna wake up and fight, for yourself I'm so sick of this tombstone mentality If there's an afterlife, then it'll set you free But I'm not gonna part the seas.

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8. View credits, reviews, tracks and shop for the White Vinyl release of The Sound Of Madness on Discogs. The bad news is sound quality varies and they'll sound better on your phones vs critical listening thru speakers. The more rocky or noisy ones don't sound as good as say the mellower ones like Robert Plant-Dreamland.5/5.

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9. Fast, high-tempo, with pretty good lyrics and melody. Gets a little repetitive, though. *"The Sound of Madness." A moderate song with great percussion and guitar, but a weaker melody/5().

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