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Rating: 2 out of 5 based on 2 reviews

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Setlists

    1. 1.Bottom Feeder (El que come abajo)
    2. 2.King of the Rotten
    3. 3.My Grain
    4. 4.Diablo Blvd.
    5. 5.Who's Got the Fire
    6. 6.13 Angels
    7. 7.Vote With a Bullet
    8. 8.Shake Like You
    9. 9.Albatross
    10. 10.Clean My Wounds
    1. 1.Bottom Feeder (El que come abajo)
    2. 2.King of the Rotten
    3. 3.Seven Days
    4. 4.Diablo Blvd.
    5. 5.Who's Got the Fire
    6. 6.Albatross
    7. 7.Clean My Wounds (With snippet of Victim of Changes)
    1. 1.Wiseblood
    2. 2.Albatross
    3. 3.Clean My Wounds
    4. 4.Paranoid Opioid
    5. 5.Diablo Blvd.
    6. 6.Vote With a Bullet
    1. 1.Seven Days
    2. 2.Who's Got the Fire
    3. 3.Paranoid Opioid
    4. 4.Shake Like You
    5. 5.Deliverance
    6. 6.Albatross
    1. 1.Clean My Wounds
    2. 2.Paranoid Opioid
    3. 3.Stonebreaker
    4. 4.Vote With a Bullet
    5. 5.Albatross
    6. 6.Wiseblood
    7. 7.Who's Got the Fire
    8. 8.Señor Limpio
    9. 9.13 Angels

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Rating: 2 out of 5 based on 2 reviews
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  • by metaltrain on 2012-09-29the opera house - torontoRating: 2 out of 5

    just isnt c.o.c. without pepper. was dissappointed. whens down playing? the opera house was great. stay at the grand hotel very nice place. roof top hot tubs awesome.

  • by LM2012 on 2012-06-23The Opera House - TorontoRating: 2 out of 5

    There was great energy and sound with the opening bands... But, the sound for corrosion sucked... You could barely make out a word of any of the vocals However, the venue was great you could get right up to the stage and the lead singer of the first opening band preformed every song in the audience.