Appointment with Death is the sixth studio album by the American heavy metal band Lizzy Borden, released in October 2007 via Metal Blade Records.

Appointment with Death
Studio album by Lizzy Borden
Released	October 2007
Studio	Zanzibar Studios, North Hollywood, California
Genre	Heavy metal
Length	53:32
Label	Metal Blade
Producer	Lizzy Borden, Joey Scott Harges
Lizzy Borden chronology
Deal with the Devil (2000) Appointment with Death (2007) My Midnight Things (2018)

Professional ratings

Review scores
Source	Rating
AllMusic	[1]

Track listing

1. "Abnormal" (Mårten Andersson, Lizzy Borden, Joey Scott Harges) - 5:12
2. "Appointment with Death" (Andersson, Borden, Scott) - 3:47
3. "Live Forever" (Andersson, Ira Black, Borden, Scott) - 5:01
4. "Bloody Tears" (Andersson, Black, Borden, Scott) - 4:48
5. "The Death of Love" (Andersson, Black, Borden, Scott) - 5:17
6. "Tomorrow Never Comes" (Andersson, Black, Borden, Scott) - 4:22
7. "Under Your Skin" (Borden) - 5:06
8. "Perfect World (I Don’t Wanna Live)" (Andersson, Black, Borden, Scott) - 4:53
9. "Somthin’s Crawlin'" (Andersson, Borden, Scott) - 5:43
10. "(We Are) the Only Ones" (Andersson, Black, Borden, Scott) - 4:01
11. "The Darker Side" (Borden) - 5:22
12. "Tomorrow Never Comes" (Acoustic Version) - 4:18 (Japanese Edition bonus track)

Personnel

Lizzy Borden

• Lizzy Borden - vocals, producer
• Ira Black - guitars
• Mårten Andersson - bass
• Joey Scott Harges - drums, producer, engineer

Additional musicians

• Adam Cameron - guitars on "Abnormal" and "Appointment with Death"
• Corey Beaulieu - lead guitar on "Abnormal"
• Jonas Hansson - lead guitar and keyboards on "Appointment with Death"
• George Lynch - lead guitar on "The Death of Love"
• Zane - guitar on "Under Your Skin", "Somethin's Crawlin" and "The Darker Side"
• Erik Rutan - lead guitar on "Somethin's Crawlin", mixing at Mana Sound, Florida
• Dave Meniketti - lead guitar on "The Darker Side"
• Michael T Ross - keyboards
• Marliese Mildenberger - keyboards on "Under Your Skin"

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