Nailed/Take up Your Cross

Nailed/Take up Your Cross

Infobox Album
Name = Nailed/Take up Your Cross
Type = compilation
Artist = The Crucified


Released = 1994
Recorded =
Genre = Crossover thrash
Length = 35:18
Label = Tooth & Nail
Producer = The Crucified
Reviews =
Last album = "The Pillars of Humanity"
(1991)
This album = "Nailed/Take up Your Cross"
(1994)
Next album =

"Nailed/Take up Your Cross" is a compilation album from the crossover thrash metal band The Crucified of the band's first two demos that were originally released in 1986 (TUYC) and 1987 (Nailed).

Track listing

All music and lyrics by The Crucified.
*Take up Your Cross
# "Silent Scream" - 1:53
# "You Don't Understand" - 1:39
# "G.O.D." - 1:36
# "Seal Number Four" - 3:02
# "Conviction" - 1:43
# "No Decay" - 2:00
# "The Howl" - 3:27
# "Be Warned" - 2:40
# "Rebellion" - 1:13
# "All You Need" - 1:57
# "Problem Solution" - 2:17
# "Directed Youth" - 1:57
# "Washed Out/Apathy Medley" - 2:12
# "Freedom" - 1:41
# "I Want to be a Bug" - :45
*Nailed
# "I'm Not a Christian Punk" - 1:05
# "Death to Death" - 1:42
# "Your Image" - 1:27
# "God in a Cage" - 1:49
# "Crucified With Christ" - 1:31
# "Give it Up" - :49
# "Disposal" - 1:03


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