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Lamb of God: Walk With Me in Hell DVD By Brian Campbell  |
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 Lamb of God: Walk With Me in Hell DVD
Roadrunner Records
I used to be a pretty weird music fan, I’ll admit that. I used to be so stubborn about listening to certain bands, like Sevendust and the Deftones, and I can be the first one to tell you that I have no idea why. Well, add Lamb of God to that list.
I have always known them and have been aware of their music, but for some reason have never owned an album.
Lamb of God is a good band.
While on a world tour for their latest offering, Sacrament, they decided to film a DVD, Walk With Me in Hell. A good name for a good DVD. Walk With Me in Hell is a double-disc DVD featuring nearly five hours of footage. It contains multiple live performances spanning the globe on their Sacrament World Tour, as well as the full-length feature “Making of Sacrament,” plus Lamb of God’s entire performance at the Download Festival 2007 (which is worth the price of admission alone). The DVD isn’t finished yet, as it houses extras include deleted scenes, live performance videos for various tour stops, the official music video for “Redneck”, and a “Making of ‘Redneck’” documentary.
Walk With Me in Hell is a better DVD than Killswitch Engage’s Set This World Ablaze, which to me is the best metal DVD I’ve ever seen. The documentary features are much better and there is more live material to wrap your ears around. The Download Festival concert makes the DVD, but for those who look further and want to delve deeper, there’s so much more. The “Making of Sacrament” will highlight the DVD for you then.
If you are even remotely a fan of this band you need to own this DVD. Walk With Me in Hell will tide you over until they finish their latest record which is supposed to be out sometime in 2009. Usually live DVDs are like CDs, they are a cop out in order to fill the space before another album. This one is not.
Lamb of God did a very nice job with this DVD, and you’ll appreciate it once you own it, which hopefully you do, or will, in the very near future.
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