Zakk Wylde delivers a stripped-back rendition of his signature heavy metal anthem, 'Peddlers Of Death,' on the 1996 album 'Book of Shadows.' This acoustic adaptation strips away the distortion typical of his work, focusing instead on the raw vocal intensity and melodic structure that defined the song in the original recording. Released during the peak of Wylde's tenure with Black Label Society, the track exemplifies his ability to blend theatrical aggression with melodic sensibilities. While the original version serves as a staple of the band's live repertoire, this rendition highlights the underlying composition's emotional weight. The song remains a significant song in Wylde's discography, showcasing his versatility as a vocalist and his commitment to exploring different textures within the thrash and hard rock genres.