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BULLDOZER: Classic Albums To Be Reissued With Bonus Tracks

July 13, 2007

Metal Mind Productions will re-release four albums from long-running Italian thrashers BULLDOZER — "The Day of Wrath", "The Final Separation", "IX" and "Neurodeliri" — on August 13 in Europe and October 8 in North America. Each title will be made available in a new digipack edition on golden disc, digitally remastered using 24-bit technology, limited to a hand-numbered 2,000 copies, and featuring bonus tracks.

* "The Day Of Wrath" bonus track: "Fallen Angel"
* "The Final Separation" bonus track: "Another Beer (It's What I Need)"
* "IX" bonus track: "The Derby (AC Wild+Labyrinth)" (live in Tokyo)
* "Neurodeliri" bonus track: "Dance Got Sick - Part One"

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