They didn't re-release it, it's was just an EP that came out before STST.

I wasn't trying to be an asshole, sorry if it came out that way. I was just telling you.

Album Rating: 2.5

this is an Okay album, compared to all of thier others... but not bad for a bunch of 18 year old kids. To the End Rapture kicks ass.

Album Rating: 2.5

To the End Rapture DOES have a piano on it, but not on the Re-Issue, which most of us have, because Syn Gates joined just as this EP was bieng released, then after, they Re-Releleased ST7T with The Heavy Metal Version.

I got the piano version on limewire.

I don't have words.....I love this album...I love Avenged Sevenfold....I love warmness on the soul (song)..........

how do i acually listen to it.

They released STST and to end the rapture had piano. then warmness came out and it had the heavy version, then they re-released STST with the new version of rapture

I own all Avenged Sevenfold album and all I need is Warmness On The Soul. I own STST, WTF, CoE, A7X, Live In The LBC and Diamond In The Rough, Welcome To The Family EP and Nightmare. I really need Warmness On The Soul to rap up my collection(and of course 1999 and 2000 demo bu those are so rare that I will never get those, I also need Pinkly Smooth- Unfortunate Snort but that is as well very rare.) My girlfriend order WotS for my last christmas present and I should have it by New Years Eve. I'm really excited but if the songs on WotS are the same as they are on STST then, We Come Out At Night is a great song, one of A7X's best but the review was great.

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This is obviously an old thread, but...

Sounding the Seventh Trumpet was originally released on Goodlife Records in 2001. It was re-released on Hopeless Records in 2002. The 2001 version had To End the Rapture (the original piano version). Synyster Gates joined the band shortly after, and it was re-recorded as the "Heavy Metal Version" for the re-release.

Album Rating: 3.0

better than stst cus it's shorter and has the better songs