Product Details

• Amazon Sales Rank: #75468 in DVD
• Brand: MUSIC VIDEO DISTRIBUTORS
• Released on: 2008-07-08
• Rating: NR (Not Rated)
• Aspect ratio: 1.33:1
• Number of discs: 1
• Formats: AC-3, Color, Dolby, DVD, Limited Edition, NTSC
• Original language: English
• Number of discs: 1
• Dimensions: 1.00 pounds
• Running time: 120 minutes

Features

• This Polish death metal band was formed in 1996 when the average age of the band members was just 14. All attending the music school, yet facing ridicule with the release of their debut demo ("Cemeteral Gardens", June '97) due to their young age, they succeeded in gaining respect with a sound that convinced many that Decapitated is not just another ordinary band. Today Decapitated retu

Album Description
This Polish death metal band was formed in 1996 when the average age of the band members was just 14. All attending the music school, yet facing ridicule with the release of their debut demo ("Cemeteral Gardens", June '97) due to their young age, they succeeded in gaining respect with a sound that convinced many that Decapitated is not just another ordinary band. Today Decapitated return with their first official DVD release. The main feature of the DVD consists of the band's gig in Krakow (October 2002), which was a part of their European tour along with Vader and Krisiun.

Customer Reviews

A Fantastic Tribute
There is no loss in the transition from cd to live. The performance maintains the same intense sound and the instruments are tightly played. Amazing to see early footage of Vitek, who truly was a fantastic drummer and performed so on this dvd. Many performances, a few interviews, and a great reason to buy it to help out Covan in his recovery.

DECAPITATING !!!!!!!!!!!!
A great dvd from this polish brutal-technical death metal band. It consists of 3 separate gigs; it starts off with a studio-live performance filmed at Krakow in a TV studio with audience brought in for the ocassion, which might explain why they are so quiet, with just some people headbanging front-row. Not a problem since despite a sloppy and lighting-bolt fast editing -the cameras are rarely on the fretboards or the drums when they should be but the sound is nothing short of fantastic, which together with an incredibly energetic performance more than makes up for the not-so-good filming.

A short 15', 3-song set from a polish edition of the Ozzfest ensues and it is on par with the other one but shot on fullscreen with just one guitarrist.

The icing on the cake IMHO is a 26' set shot at Metalmania which features the most recent tracks and the best versions of the older ones I've ever had the pleasure of watching. This particular portion of the dvd left me in awe.

Extras are overwhelmingly abundant and include a great-sounding live videoclip with studio sound, a comprehensive (writen) bio, a discography, an hour worth of interviews with members of the band and an extensive photo gallery.

The interactive menu is intricate but a breeze to navigate since it works perfectly.

There is a 5.1 option and a dolby D 2.0. The sound is levelled throughout the whole dvd so no adjustments are necessary which is a blessing. The tuning of the bass-drums is weird, since unlike other bands of the style, emphasis is not put there, and they sound as if the skins were tighter to provide a dryier sound but maybe it's just the mix.

I hope you enjoy it as much as I did

an excellent memorium for a talented group
If you are a fan of this band ,this is a must have for your collection.