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TRACK PROFILE · 2015

The Bad Thing

By Periphery

From Juggernaut: Alpha / Omega

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Released
2015
Disc / track
2 / 2
Label
Sumerian Records
Artist
Periphery
Juggernaut: Alpha / Omega album cover
Album artwork. (Credit: Periphery / Sumerian Records)

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About this track

“The Bad Thing” appears on Periphery’s Juggernaut: Alpha / Omega, first released in 2015. This recording is listed with a 2015 release. It is track 2 on disc 2 in the listing below.

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Juggernaut: Alpha / Omega

Main track listing: Juggernaut: Alpha / Omega (2015), an official release cataloged by MusicBrainz. Additional recordings from other official editions are listed separately.

Disc 1

  1. 01A Black Minute
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  2. 02MK Ultra
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  3. 03Heavy Heart
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  4. 04The Event
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  5. 05The Scourge
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  6. 06Alpha
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  7. 0722 Faces
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  8. 08Rainbow Gravity
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  9. 09Four Lights
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  10. 10Psychosphere
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Disc 2

  1. 01Reprise
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  2. 02The Bad Thing
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  3. 03Priestess
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  4. 04Graveless
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  5. 05Hell Below
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  6. 06Omega
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  7. 07Stranger Things
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Artwork (Credit: Periphery / Sumerian Records)

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