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Live at Masters of Rock
Annihilator
Live at Masters of Rock
Genres: Pop, Rock, Metal
 
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Prepare to experience Canada's ANNIHILATOR. Known as one of metal's premiere live acts, ANNIHILATOR are captured live in the hot, Czech Republic summer of 2008. The band hits hard with calssic tracks ranging from early rec...  more »

     
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All Artists: Annihilator
Title: Live at Masters of Rock
Members Wishing: 2
Total Copies: 0
Label: Steamhammer / Spv
Original Release Date: 1/1/2009
Re-Release Date: 10/13/2009
Genres: Pop, Rock, Metal
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Number of Discs: 1
SwapaCD Credits: 1
Other Editions: Live at Masters of Rock
UPC: 693723080024

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Prepare to experience Canada's ANNIHILATOR. Known as one of metal's premiere live acts, ANNIHILATOR are captured live in the hot, Czech Republic summer of 2008. The band hits hard with calssic tracks ranging from early records like Alice In Hell, Never, Neverland and Set The World On Fire, to powerhouse albums like King Of The Kill, Waking The Fury , Carnival Diablos along with 2007's acclaimed release Metal. Performing live in front of 30,000 metalheads, this sold-out concert DVD and Live CD is a pure example of why ANNIHILATOR are touted as one of the best metal bands of our time.
 

CD Reviews

The TRUE Masters of Rock!
benzinpsv | New England | 05/29/2010
(5 out of 5 stars)

"Finally! a concert DVD from Canada's Annihilator. This is good time in the life of the band to release a live DVD for 2 reasons(1) it was long overdue and (2) stability in the line-up provided by Dave Padden; something the "band" (read Jeff Waters) hasn't seen in a long time. That being said, on to the review.



The Good: This is the first concert DVD by Annihilator and well worth the wait. Joined on stage by Dave Sheldon and Ryan Ahoff on bass and drums, respectively, the band sounds great. I never really thought that Dave Padden was a good fit for Annihilator but now I don't seem to mind him so much. He is also a great compliment to Jeff as the rhythmn guitarist.



Not so Good: The set-list is only 14 songs (13 not counting the intro). Most of the obvious older stuff is there like Allison Hell, Phantasmogoria, WTYD and Never Neverland. But 9 out of the 13 songs are pre-2000. I was hoping more a more post-2000-heavy set-list; maybe on the next DVD (coming soon?). I was glad to see King Of the Kill come roaring out of the gates to begin the set with Jeff on lead vocals. Joe Comeau-era gems Blackest Day and Shallow Grave also make an apperance. Nothing off of Refresh the Demon, Remains (bummer) and Schizo.



Ugly: Another gripe with the DVD is that it is 4:3 aspect ratio and not HD, given that 99% of new concerts are shot and released in HD (Extreme's Take Us Alive, Exodus - Shovel Headed Tour Machine). Also, no bonus features or videos or anything else.



All in all, could have been a lot more, but for a starved fan of Annihiltor - this is a must own. Buy it and support the band!!"