sad part is you'll have to buy a CD with the individual tracks.

Deluxe Producer Edition (With Bonus CD) To Be Released December 4th

Press release:

Industry pioneers Lamb Of God have crossed the line... literally. The Grammy-nominated metal band are breaking down the smoke and mirrors and allowing - for the first time in music history - fans and professionals alike the revolutionary opportunity to produce and/or remix the entire Sacrament audio CD. All of the studio audio tracks (guitar, vocals, drums & bass) from the entire Sacrament album have been isolated, separated and prepared for use by music fans everywhere in ANY Mac or PC, so it is very user-friendly.

Remix the album any way you want to hear it. More bass? Your call. Less drums? Your call. Dub remix? Your call. New vocals? Good luck!

Track and add your own effects, vocals, guitar, bass, drums, and anything else you can imagine! Isolate tracks to help learn or to play/sing along. Create your own new unique songs or loops by cutting apart, rearranging or mixing up tracks or even entire songs. The possibilities are endless and the tools are now in your hands.

Let your inner-producer shine! We dare you! Share your LAMB OF GOD creations online and check out the creative adventures of other new producers. You are the beginning of a revolution in music as we know it.

To hear samples of the release go to www.lambofgod.tv.

Ooooooh. Sounds cool. Maybe can throw in a solo in Redneck......

thanks for sharing everdying! very very cool indeed. i'm sure there'll be so many versions of LOG songs then. dance, hip hop, rock kapak, u name it. perhaps the coolest one would a dangdut version of Redneck?

Why don't we have our own creations here?
I mean, whoever has the album, can post up their remixes here?

Whoa.. this is cool. Kudos to them for being so creative and open-minded. I have never listen to a LoG songs but this got me interested.. Just wondering, has anyone ever did that before?

This is an awesome idea. Great way for fans who are into music production to get their hands dirty and really get to know the band. Plus, you can crate backing tracks for yourself - and play Lamb of God at your next solo gig!!

Thrice did this once - they put up individual tracks (and tabs) for "Image of the Invisible" and held a contest for fans to cover/remix the song and included it on a CD, I think.

Edit: I just realized an accidental pun: Thrice did this once...

This post has been edited by monosyllabic: Nov 7 2007, 08:07 PM