The Atrocity Exhibition... Exhibit A

1.	A Call to Arms	01:33	instrumental
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2.	Riot Act	03:37	Show lyrics
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3.	Funeral Hymn	08:37	Show lyrics
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4.	Children of a Worthless God	08:24	Show lyrics
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5.	As It Was, As It Soon Shall Be	05:15	Show lyrics
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6.	The Atrocity Exhibition	10:33	Show lyrics
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7.	Iconoclasm	07:54	Show lyrics
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8.	The Garden of Bleeding	05:49	Show lyrics
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9.	Bedlam 1-2-3	19:51	Show lyrics
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Read	Uh Oh, Now They're Super...	52%	DawnoftheShred	March 26th, 2011
Read	Give it a Shot, I Almost...	80%	InfinityX	April 19th, 2010
Read	Exodus/The Atrocity...	70%	MethylinInfo	December 19th, 2008
Read	Too pretentious for its own...	72%	Agonymph	April 27th, 2008
Read	Atrociously under-rated!	85%	VoiceofHell	January 18th, 2008
Read	Most underrated album ever	79%	Keloid	December 15th, 2007
Read	Redifining the term "hit...	62%	The_Boss	December 9th, 2007
Read	Well, it's not a total...	58%	IWP	December 8th, 2007
Read	blah!	45%	gk	November 23rd, 2007
Read	Baloff Turning In His Grave	25%	Human666	November 12th, 2007
Read	And if you thought 'Shovel'...	10%	morbert	November 2nd, 2007
Read	E-X-O-D-U-S; the new way to...	10%	zeingard	October 25th, 2007
Read	Worthless	13%	Visionary	October 24th, 2007
Read	Not that atrocious	70%	metalewd	October 23rd, 2007
Read	Doesn't redefine anything,...	80%	SouthofHeaven11	October 23rd, 2007

Mixed and mastered at BackStage Studios, Derbyshire, UK.

A video was made for "Riot Act".

Also sold as a limited edition "blood pack" exclusively through Nuclear Blast's European mailorder website. This version is limited to 500 copies and includes a DVD-sized case dripping with "blood", a certificate of authenticity and a hidden bonus track.

The song Bedlam 1-2-3 fades slowly and ends at 7:59 followed by 10 minutes of total silence.
At 18:12 (with 1:39 left to go) a country style version of the title song from their 1985 debut album Bonded by Blood begins. For the country sound of the song it was nicknamed "Bonded by Banjo" or sometimes "Banjoed by Blood".
The song ends with a "Yeehaw!" heard in the background followed by an untitled 6 second hidden track where you can hear ever so slightly in the background someone screaming "That was some heavy shit!" in a barely audible gibberish sounding voice.