Sevens and More

It has been rumored that this compilation was not originally recognized by the band as an official release, that they saw it more so as a bootleg. The fact that it's not on their original website, that stopped being updated in November of 2000, is evidence supporting this.

"There was a program they [mp3.com] had set up for bands to sell a few tunes and for them to get a cut. So, not exactly bootleg although the song quality was a low quality mp3 based on their specs, so in a way it was. We worked together on a lot of shit as they likes us and I think we helped drum up a bit of business for their 'metal' advertisers at the time." -Chris Adler, March 2006

"Sevens And More" is songs from the seven inches, compilations, and unreleased tracks:
Tracks 1-3 are previews of the then unreleased BTP full-length CD.
Track #4 is from the Burn The Priest / Agents of Satan split 7".
Tracks 5-6 are from the Burn The Priest / ZED split 7".
Track #7 is a cover of Jerry Buckner and Gary Garcia's "Ode To A Centipede" off their very obscure "Pac-Man Fever" Record/CD.
Track #8 is not technically a BTP song. It is a song from Chris Adler's solo recording project EvilDeathInc., originally named "Rim Job".

Tracks 4, 5 and 6 were remastered and reissued on the 3rd CD of Lamb of God's 2010 "Hourglass: Anthology" CD-set. ... See More