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Edge Of Sanity - Elegy: Chapter II (CD)Format: CD O Card Year: 2026 Track Listing CD 1 Murder. Dividead (Remix 2024) (03: 17) I Wanna Go Home (Remix 2024) (03: 27) *** Sator Cover Version Blood Colored (Remix 2014) (03: 58) Black Tears (Remix 2008) (03: 10) Epidemic Reign (Remaster 2025) (03: 43) When All is Said (Remix 1992) (06: 30) The Dead (Re recording 1992) (03: 43) Angel of Distress (Re recording 1992) (03: 21) Blood of my Enemies (First version 1992) (03: 33) *** Manowar Cover
Format: CD O-Card
Year: 2026
Track Listing
CD 1
- Murder. Dividead (Remix 2024) (03:17)
- I Wanna Go Home (Remix 2024) (03:27) *** Sator Cover Version
- Blood-Colored (Remix 2014) (03:58)
- Black Tears (Remix 2008) (03:10)
- Epidemic Reign (Remaster 2025) (03:43)
- When All is Said (Remix 1992) (06:30)
- The Dead (Re-recording 1992) (03:43)
- Angel of Distress (Re-recording 1992) (03:21)
- Blood of my Enemies (First version 1992) (03:33) *** Manowar Cover Version
- Pernicious Anguish (Re-recording 1993) (02:13)
- Darkday (Pre-production 1993) (05:28)
- Livin' Hell (Pre-production 1993) (03:16)
- Lost (Pre-production 1993) (04:49)
- Jesus Cries (Pre-production 1993) (04:34)
- Across the Fields of Forever (Pre-production 1993) (06:52)
- Waiting to Die (Pre-production 1993) (03:12)
- My Elegy (Pre-production 1993) (02:48)
- Evil Breeds Evil (Pre-production 1993) (03:20)
- Pernicious Anguish (Pre-production 1993) (02:17)
CD 2
- When All is Said (Remix 1992 v2) (03:38)
- Decepted by the Cross (Instrumental Remix 2024) (03:37)
- Enigma (Instrumental Remix 2025) (06:09)
- Darkday (Instrumental Remix 2024) (03:43)
- Until Eternity Ends (Instrumental Remix 2024) (03:54)
- Twilight (Instrumental Remix 2024) (07:53)
- Black Tears (Instrumental Remix 2024) (03:07)
- Crimson, Pt. 2 (Instrumental Remix 2025) (04:06)
- Crimson II, Pt. 4 - The Silent Threat (Instrumental Remix 2025) (04:31)
- When All is Said (Demo 1991) (05:13)
- Lost (Demo 1992) (04:25)
- Kill the Police (Remix 2025) (00:36)
- Immortal Souls (Rehearsal 1990) (03:50)
- The Day of Maturity (Rehearsal 1990) (03:51)
- Jesus Cries (Rehearsal 1992) (04:46)
- Everlasting (Live 1991) (05:20)
- Immortal Souls (Live 1991) (03:36)
- Belgium in Hell (Live 1991) (01:34)
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★★★★★ 5
My dog loves it
My 70 lb 1 year old dog plays his own soccer with this toy and he loves making it squeek but he is a toy destroyer and so far this has held up pretty well. It's made of a soft material so I don't have to worry about it harming his teeth. It's easy to clean. It can be used in the house or outside for fetch. It is unpredictable at times with its bouncing which makes it more interesting for my dog to chase after. This is his favorite toy and carries it everywhere including to bed.
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Reviewed in the United States on September 23, 2025
★★★★★ 5
Durable Enough for Strong Jaws
I’ve gone through many toys that my dog destroys in minutes. This one has held up way better. The material feels tough, yet safe for chewing. I use it both indoors and outside, and it’s easy to rinse off when dirty. It’s been a relief to find something that can last longer in daily play.
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Reviewed in the United States on September 23, 2025
★★★★★ 5
Durable Toy for Active Dogs
This ball is strong enough to handle daily play while keeping dogs entertained. It provides stimulation that helps reduce boredom and restlessness. The material feels tough but safe for dogs, and the interactive design makes it more exciting than a regular ball. It’s also lightweight enough for indoor or outdoor use. A smart choice for pet owners looking to keep dogs occupied.
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Reviewed in the United States on November 13, 2025
★★★★★ 5
Bright, easy to clean toy
This ball is a fun little addition for my big dog. The bright blue color really helps, it is easy to spot under the sofa or behind furniture. The outer shell feels durable, not soft rubber but springy enough to handle his chewing without marks. When switched on, it rolls around by itself and makes my dog chase it all over the living room, which is a good way to burn his energy on rainy days. The internal switch is hidden, which I like because my dog cannot open it with his teeth. It is simple to turn on and off, and so far, the movement works as described. The texture also resists hair sticking, and I can rinse it under water, and it looks clean again in seconds. For the price, it serves its purpose and gives my dog a short burst of excitement each day.
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Reviewed in the United States on October 10, 2025
★★★★★ 5
Fun and Tough Interactive Toy for My Big Dog
This interactive dog ball has been a great addition for my large dog. The ball’s material is very durable and holds up well even with heavy chewing. My dog usually destroys toys within days, but this one has lasted weeks and still looks great. The automatic play modes keep him active and entertained, especially when I’m busy. He loves chasing it both indoors and outdoors, and it helps release his energy. The battery life is decent, and the operation is simple. Overall, it’s a fun, sturdy, and smart toy that really keeps my dog busy and happy
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Reviewed in the United States on October 11, 2025