"Hangover Music Vol.VI" was Black Label Society's fifth studio album (and sixth overall), originally released in April 2004. The album is much more mellow than the band's other releases and in many ways harks back to Zakk's solo album "Book Of Shadows". The tracks include a piano driven version of Procol Harum's classic "A Whiter Shade Of Pale", a song that Zakk has played a number of times in "unplugged" sets over the years.

"Kings Of Damnation" was the first compilation of Zakk Wylde's work to be released and originally came out in October 2005. It features tracks from across his career with Spitfire Records including "Pride & Glory", his solo album "Book Of Shadows" and the Black Label Society studio records . It also features two previously unreleased tracks "Doomsday Inc" and "SDMF" which are only available here.

Alcohol Fueled Brewtality" was recorded on Black Label Society's Penchant For Violence tour in the summer of 2000 and originally released in early 2001. The tour had seen the debut of the band's new line-up. This was BLS' first live release and the two disc set was completed by five previously unreleased studio tracks including a new acoustic version of "The Beginning...At Last" from their debut "Sonic Brew" album. This full two disc set is now reissued on Armoury Records. © Christ Hewlett

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"Mafia" was Black Label Society's sixth studio album originally released in March 2005. It sees a return to the much heavier style of "1919 Eternal" and "The Blessed Hellride" and was their most globally successful album to date, selling over 250,000 in the US alone. "In This River" is dedicated to the memory of Dimebag Darrell, who had been a close friend of Zakk's before his untimely death, and the album closes with a cover of Lynyrd Skynyrd's "I Never Dreamed". "Fire It Up" was featured in the 2005 edition of the game Guitar Hero.

"Hangover Music Vol.VI" was Black Label Society's fifth studio album (and sixth overall), originally released in April 2004. The album is much more mellow than the band's other releases and in many ways harks back to Zakk's solo album "Book Of Shadows". The tracks include a piano driven version of Procol Harum's classic "A Whiter Shade Of Pale", a song that Zakk has played a number of times in "unplugged" sets over the years.

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