S.O.D. - Speak English Or Die (Full Album)

Sama_El
Published on Aug 12, 2021
Band: Stormtroopers Of Death (S.O.D.)
Album: Speak English Or Die
Year: 1985
Genre: Crossover/Thrash Metal
Country: USA

Lineup:
Billy Milano - Vocals
Scott Ian - Guitars
Dan Lilker - Bass, Vocals (backing)
Charlie Benante - Drums, Vocals (backing), Guitars (lead) (track 6)

Track List:
1. March of the S.O.D - 0:00
2. Sargent D & the S.O.D - 1:28
3. Kill Yourself - 3:51
4. Milano Mosh - 6:03
5. Speak English or Die - 7:35
6. United Forces - 10:01
7. Chromatic Death - 11:55
8. Pi Alpha Nu - 12:38
9. Anti-Procrastination Song - 13:48
10. What's that Noise? - 13:54
11. Freddy Krueger - 14:55
12. Milk (Live) - 17:27
13. Pre-Menstrual Princess Blues - 19:21
14. Pussy Whipped - 20:41
15. Fist Banging Mania - 22:57
16. No Turning Back - 25:01
17. Fuck the Middle East - 25:54
18. Douche Crew - 26:21
19. Hey Gordy! - 27:57
20. The Ballad of Jimi Hendrix - 28:05
21. Diamonds and Rust - 28:11
22. Ram It Up (Inferno Cover) - 28:21

**ALL RIGHTS GOES TO S.O.D.**

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