Kings of Damnation 98–04 is the first compilation album by American heavy metal band Black Label Society, although the first four tracks are pre-1998 and not actual Black Label Society tracks. The limited edition digipak contains a seven-track bonus disc featuring cover songs and videos.

This is the second compilation released to document Zakk Wylde's catalogue, the first being the promotional-only No More Tears EP.

Track listing "Losin' Your Mind" – 5:28 – (Pride & Glory) "Horse Called War" – 5:01 – (Pride & Glory) "Between Heaven and Hell" – 3:22 – (Wylde) "Sold My Soul" – 4:53 – (Wylde) "Bored to Tears" – 4:28 "Bleed for Me" – 5:30 "T.A.Z." – 1:55 "Counterfeit God" – 4:18 "Stronger Than Death" – 4:53 "Speedball" – 0:58 "Demise of Sanity" – 3:23 "We Live No More" – 3:59 "Stillborn" – 3:15 "The Blessed Hellride" – 4:32 "Crazy or High" – 3:34 "House of Doom" – 3:45 "Takillya" – 0:40 "Doomsday Inc." – 4:24 (*) "S.D.M.F." – 3:32 (*)

(*) previously unreleased

Bonus enhanced CD "No More Tears" – (Ozzy Osbourne cover) "A Whiter Shade of Pale" – (Procol Harum cover) "Heart of Gold" – (Neil Young cover) "Snowblind" – (Black Sabbath cover) "The Wizard" – (Black Sabbath cover) – (Pride & Glory) "In My Time of Dying" – (as made famous by Led Zeppelin) – (Pride & Glory) "Come Together" – 3:51 (Beatles cover) – (Pride & Glory) "Counterfeit God" (video) "Stillborn" (video) "Bleed for Me" (video)

Credits Below credits are for the main disc, not the bonus disc: Zakk Wylde – guitar, vocals, piano, bass James Lomenzo – bass (tracks 1–4, 16) Brian Tichy – drums (tracks 1, 2) Joe Vitale – drums (tracks 3, 4) Phil Ondich – drums (tracks 5, 8, 9) Christian Werr – drums (tracks 6, 11) Craig Nunenmacher – drums (tracks 12–16, 18, 19) Mike Inez – bass (track 15) Mike Piazza – "Growls of Doom" on track 9 Ozzy Osbourne – vocals (track 13) Production/Engineering by Zakk Wylde, Rick Parashar, John Plum, Ron and Howard Albert, Lee DeCarlo, Rony Brack, Eddie Mapp, Barry Conley

Charts + Chart performance for Kings of Damnation 98–04Chart (2005)Peakposition

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