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| 1. DVD video tartalma: |
| 1. | Setup To Fail
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| 1. | Redneck
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| 2. | Playing The Game
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| 2. | Again We Rise
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| 3. | The Be All, End All
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| 3. | Walk With Me In Hell
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| 4. | A One Eighty Shift
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| 4. | Now You've Got Something To Die For
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| 5. | Speed Boats And Koalas
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| 5. | Blacken The Cursed Sun
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| 6. | It's A Travesty
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| 6. | Pathetic
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| 7. | Summon The Devil
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| 8. | Better Than Nascar
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| 9. | They Got A Bar Here?
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| 10. | As Foreign As It Gets
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| 11. | Payoff
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| 12. | Big Shoes To Fill
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| 13. | Crickets
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| 14. | Time Served
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| 2. DVD video tartalma: |
| 1. | Laid To Rest
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| 2. | Again We Rise
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| 3. | Walk With Me In Hell
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| 4. | Pathetic
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| 5. | Now You've Got Something To Die For
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| 6. | Blacken The Cursed Sun
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| 7. | Redneck
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| 8. | Black Label
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Additional Release Material:
Additional Footage - Entire Download Festival Performance In The UK
Behind The Scenes
1. The Making of SACRAMENT
2. Making of RED NECK MUSIC VIDEO Documentary
Music Videos
1. Six New Live Performance Videos
2. Redneck Video - Official Release
Metal goliaths Lamb of God are no strangers to the DVD format, as they've issued almost as many DVD's as albums by this point, with the 2008 release, ‘Walk with Me in Hell,' being their third DVD (compared to five albums, for the unenlightened). Unlike their previous two DVD's, ‘Walk with Me in Hell' is not a straight-ahead live document of Lamb of God. Instead, it is a documentary of their massive tour in support of their breakthrough album, 2006's Sacrament. If it's a wild ‘sex, drugs, and rock n' roll' documentary you're looking for, you've come to the wrong place, as the Lamb of God chaps are very well behaved, mild mannered young men. But there's plenty of behind-the-scenes footage and direct views into what makes the band tick, as cameras follow the group's every move throughout the aforementioned tour. A few standout bits include singer Randy Blythe's big toe coming in dangerous contact with a hunting knife (and the grisly aftermath), a visit to the ESP guitar factory in Japan, tattoo artistry via renowned tattoo guy Paul Booth, and even the band playing ‘Family Feud' during an otherwise uneventful (according to the band) Euro tour opening for Heaven and Hell. Additionally, fans can play a fun game while watching the documentary - charting the growth progress of Blythe's hair. And while you only get clips of live performances during the documentary, don't fret -- there's plenty of full-length live performances in another section of the DVD, including "Redneck" (from Unholy Alliance U.S.), "Blacken the Cursed Sun" (from Ozzfest), and "Pathetic" (from the group's first-ever arena headliner tour), among others. Also, it turns out the second disc is certainly not a throw away, as it includes a ‘Making of ‘Sacrament'' featurette, eight pro-shot live performances from the Download Festival, and the making of the "Redneck" video (as well as the actual video itself). ‘Walk with Me in Hell' will certainly satisfy the viewing needs of diehard Lamb of God fanatics.
---Greg Prato, All Music Guide
Lamb of God
Active Decades: '90s and '00s
Born: 1998 in Richmond, VA
Genre: Rock
Styles: Death Metal/Black Metal
Originally known by the less-than-subtle moniker Burn the Priest, Richmond, VA-based Lamb of God decided to change their name shortly after the release of a self-titled debut in 1998. Featuring vocalist Randy Blythe, guitarists Mark Morton and Will Adler, bassist John Campbell, and drummer Chris Adler, the newly rechristened Lamb of God was launched in the year 2000 with their acclaimed New American Gospel album. The group then embarked on a lengthy touring spree, spending much of the next two years preaching their "pure American death metal" at major heavy metal festivals and small clubs alike. Work on a follow-up effort with producer and Strapping Young Lad mastermind Devin Townsend took place in between these many road jaunts, so that Lamb of God's sophomore LP, As the Palaces Burn, was released in summer 2003. Ashes of the Wake quickly followed it in 2004. Produced by Machine, it featured the most fully realized material of the band's career. Ashes was both a chart and critical hit and set up a year's worth of successful touring for Lamb of God. Epic also reissued Burn the Priest, their 1998 debut from their original band. The Killadelphia DVD appeared in 2005, documenting a particularly fierce stretch of shows in Philly, and the same program's audio edition dropped toward the end of the same year. 2006 saw the release of Sacrament.
---Ed Rivadavia, All Music Guide |
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