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*Extended booklet with slipcase and liner notes
*Extended booklet with slipcase and liner notes
*Bonus track: Intervention (1992 version)
*Bonus track: Intervention (1992 version)
*Multimedia section including: introductory notes, demo versions (days of dearth, paradox, conceal the face - previously unreleased), screensaver, photo gallery, hidden track +
*Multimedia section including: introductory notes, demo versions ('''days of dearth''', '''paradox''', '''conceal the face''' - previously unreleased), screensaver, photo gallery, hidden track +


+ To find the hidden track in the multimedia, go to the exit screen and click on the © symbol at the foot of the screen.
+ To find the hidden track in the multimedia, go to the exit screen and click on the © symbol at the foot of the screen.

Revision as of 19:31, 23 August 2007

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Wounded Land is the debut album from British progressive metal band Threshold, released in 1993. It is the last album to feature vocalist Damian Wilson until 1997's Extinct Instinct, and the final to feature Tony Grinham on drums. It was rereleased as a Special Edition in 2001.


Track List

  1. "Consume To Live" (8.13)
  2. "Days Of Dearth" (5.28)
  3. "Sanity's End" (10.23)
  4. "Paradox" (7.17)
  5. "Surface To Air" (10.16)
  6. "Mother Earth" (5.54)
  7. "Siege Of Baghdad" (7.44)
  8. "Keep It With Mine" (2.28)
  9. "Intervention" (6.38) +


+ Not on original pressing


Special Edition features

  • Extended booklet with slipcase and liner notes
  • Bonus track: Intervention (1992 version)
  • Multimedia section including: introductory notes, demo versions (days of dearth, paradox, conceal the face - previously unreleased), screensaver, photo gallery, hidden track +

+ To find the hidden track in the multimedia, go to the exit screen and click on the © symbol at the foot of the screen.


Musicians