Soundwave 2010

Soundwave 2010 is the third compilation album released to promote the Australian music festival, Soundwave. The album was released on 4 December 2009, by Shock Records.[1]

Soundwave 2010
Compilation album by
Various Artists
Released4 December 2009
GenrePunk rock
Hardcore punk
Alternative rock
Heavy metal
LabelShock
Various Artists chronology
Soundwave 2009
(2008)		 Soundwave 2010
(2009)

Track listing

Disc 1
  1. Jane's Addiction - "Been Caught Stealing"
  2. Faith No More - "Midlife Crisis"
  3. Alexisonfire - "Young Cardinals"
  4. Eagles of Death Metal - "Wannabe in L.A."
  5. Comeback Kid - "Wake The Dead"
  6. A Wilhelm Scream - "Australias"
  7. Dance Gavin Dance - "Nasa"
  8. Rolo Tomassi - "I Love Turbulence"
  9. Trivium - "Into the Mouth of Hell We March"
  10. Clutch - "50,000 Unstoppable Watts"
  11. Baroness - "The Birthing"
  12. Isis - "20 Minutes / 40 Years"
  13. Anthrax - "Only"
  14. Anvil - "Metal On Metal"
  15. Meshuggah - "Combustion"
  16. Whitechapel - "Exalt"
  17. It Dies Today - "This Ghost"
  18. The Devil Wears Prada - "Assistant To The Regional Manager"

Disc 2
  1. Placebo - "For What It's Worth"
  2. A Day To Remember - "NJ Legion Iced Tea"
  3. Taking Back Sunday - "Sink Into Me"
  4. The Get Up Kids - "Holiday"
  5. Reel Big Fish - "The Set Up (You Need This)"
  6. Four Year Strong - "Spiderwebs"
  7. Paramore - "Hallelujah"
  8. The Almost - "Hands"
  9. All Time Low - "Weightless"
  10. Motion City Soundtrack - "L.G. FUAD"
  11. You Me At Six - "If I Were In Your Shoes"
  12. My Chemical Romance - "Dead!"
  13. Escape The Fate - "10 Miles Wide"
  14. Emarosa - "The Past Should Stay Dead"
  15. The Weakerthans - "Civil Twilight"
  16. Anti-Flag - "Sodom, Gomorrah, Washington D.C"
  17. The Creepshow - "Take My Hand"
  18. Set Your Goals - "The Few That Remain"
  19. The Aquabats! - "Look At Me (I'm a Winner)"
  20. Closure In Moscow - "Sweet#Hart"
  21. RX Bandits - "March Of The Caterpillar"

References
  1. "Soundwave 2010 - Various Artists". JB Hifi online. Retrieved 25 February 2010.
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