Photo Album (Nickelback DVD) - Track Listing

Track Listing

  1. "Leader of Men" (from The State)
  2. "How You Remind Me" (from Silver Side Up)
  3. "Too Bad" (from Silver Side Up)
  4. "Never Again" (from Silver Side Up)
  5. "Someday" (from The Long Road)
  6. "Feelin' Way Too Damn Good" (from The Long Road)
  7. "Figured You Out" (from The Long Road)
  8. "Photograph" (from All the Right Reasons)
Nickelback
  • Chad Kroeger
  • Daniel Adair
  • Ryan Peake
  • Mike Kroeger
Studio albums
  • Curb
  • The State
  • Silver Side Up
  • The Long Road
  • All the Right Reasons
  • Dark Horse
  • Here and Now
Extended plays
  • Hesher
Compilations
  • Three-Sided Coin
Singles
  • "Fly"
  • "Leader of Men"
  • "Old Enough"
  • "Breathe"
  • "Worthy to Say"
  • "How You Remind Me"
  • "Too Bad"
  • "Never Again"
  • "Someday"
  • "Figured You Out"
  • "Feelin' Way Too Damn Good"
  • "Because of You"
  • "See You at the Show"
  • "Photograph"
  • "Animals"
  • "Savin' Me"
  • "Far Away"
  • "Rockstar"
  • "If Everyone Cared"
  • "Side of a Bullet"
  • "Gotta Be Somebody"
  • "Something in Your Mouth"
  • "If Today Was Your Last Day"
  • "I'd Come for You"
  • "Burn It to the Ground"
  • "Never Gonna Be Alone"
  • "Shakin' Hands"
  • "This Afternoon"
  • "When We Stand Together"
  • "Bottoms Up"
  • "This Means War"
  • "Lullaby"
  • "Trying Not to Love You"
Videos
  • Live at Home
  • The Videos
  • Photo Album
  • The Ultimate Video Collection
  • Live at Sturgis 2006
Tours
  • The Long Road Tour
  • All the Right Reasons Tour
  • Dark Horse Tour
  • Here and Now Tour
Related articles
  • Discography
  • Awards and nominations
  • "Hero"
  • "Why Don't You & I"
  • "Into the Night"
  • "Porn Star Dancing"


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