Live death metal DVDs worth owning?
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satanicnugz
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Yeh i have the emperor dvd, and it rules, but its not death metalsatanicnugz said:
But i suppose black metal suggestions are fine too
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Ive been kind of reluctant to get that one because i kept on hearing that the audio and video are horribly out of sync... but i will probably get it eventuallyEmbersAstray83 said:
ITs worse on some parts than others. Even though its out of sync, it is still great audio and video. They have an excellent set list, and a couple of extra shows to. Definetly worth the buy! Hours passed in Exile sounds amazing, as does Haven 
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Starless Dragon
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My copy of Emperial Live Ceremony has horrible sound, does anyone else have that problem? The sound quality itself is fine, but I have to nearly max out my speaker volume just to get it to a normal level. With any other DVD that level of volume would give me a concussion lol.
Lamentations is awesome, Opeth is one of my favorite bands, the DVD is great.
If you like Dimmu Borgir, World Misanthropy is a pretty good DVD.
Vader has some alright DVDs, More Vision and Voice.
Haven't seen the Dark Tranquility one yet but hear it's really good.
If you're more looking for straight up brutal death metal DVDs I dont' know too many of those, would like some suggestions as well. I've not seen the SKinless "Skinflick" DVD yet but have heard some good things. I'm still hoping for a Nile DVD!
If you like some non metal stuff, prog-rock for example, Spock's Beard and Transatlantic both have some excellent DVDs, if you're in the mood for something more mellow/melodic but oozing talent.
The new Dream Theater Live In Budokan DVD is said to be really good, though I don't have it yet. The Scenes From New York DVD is great though.
Also if you're looking for something totally different, but often very heavy and intense, check out King Crimson, the Eyes Wide Open DVD. My personal favorite band. Really weird, but very complex, unique, original, and often fairly heavy.
Lamentations is awesome, Opeth is one of my favorite bands, the DVD is great.
If you like Dimmu Borgir, World Misanthropy is a pretty good DVD.
Vader has some alright DVDs, More Vision and Voice.
Haven't seen the Dark Tranquility one yet but hear it's really good.
If you're more looking for straight up brutal death metal DVDs I dont' know too many of those, would like some suggestions as well. I've not seen the SKinless "Skinflick" DVD yet but have heard some good things. I'm still hoping for a Nile DVD!
If you like some non metal stuff, prog-rock for example, Spock's Beard and Transatlantic both have some excellent DVDs, if you're in the mood for something more mellow/melodic but oozing talent.
The new Dream Theater Live In Budokan DVD is said to be really good, though I don't have it yet. The Scenes From New York DVD is great though.
Also if you're looking for something totally different, but often very heavy and intense, check out King Crimson, the Eyes Wide Open DVD. My personal favorite band. Really weird, but very complex, unique, original, and often fairly heavy.
Starless Dragon
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Oh yeah, how is the new Behemoth DVD, and where did you get it? I wanted to buy it at the recent show, but didn't have an extra 30 bucks. Maybe when they're touring with Nile. What's on it?
satanicnugz
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i got the dvd from www.theendrecords.comStarless Dragon said:
I dunno if they have any left. But the dvd is awesome, they play most of their classics like decade of therion and antichritian phenomenon. I only regret that it was filmed prior to the release of demigod, so there are no songs from that album on it.
Yeh man, a nile dvd would be fucking awesome. Ill check out the vader dvds for sureStarless Dragon said:
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