A New Beginning (La-Ventura album)

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A New Beginning
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Studio album by
Released2007
Genre Rock
Melodic metal
Length41:35
Label Razar Ice Records
La-Ventura chronology
A New Beginning
(2007)
White Crow
(2013)

A New Beginning is the first studio album by the Dutch rock/melodic metal band La-Ventura.

Contents

Track listing

No.TitleLength
1."Deadline"4:21
2."Memoria"3:20
3."Only Love Will Find Its Way"4:22
4."Trefoil"3:22
5."Remind You"3:49
6."Cry"4:11
7."Messed Up"3:51
8."A New Beginning"3:31
9."The Hunter"3:06
10."Right & Righteousness"3:30
11."FOTS"4:12
Total length:41:35

Notes

Personnel

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