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	'''''The Highest Law''''' is the debut album by the Japanese thrash metal band ]. It was released in 1998 by ].
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	== Track listing==
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	# "Servant of the Black" – 3:47
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	# "The Unjust" – 2:48
	# "Succumb to the Beast" – 2:19
	# "The Highest Law" – 2:53
	# "Master" – 2:50
	# "Domain of Death" – 2:07
	# "Chaos and Mayhem" – 3:31
	# "Damnator" – 2:30
	# "Metal Forces" – 2:38
	# "Attack" – 2:37
	# "Death Metal" – 3:32 (Cover ])

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