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Media Type: DVD
Artist: AMON AMARTH
Title: WRATH OF THE NORSEMEN
Street Release Date: 05/30/2006
Domestic
Genre: HEAVY METAL

Product Details

• Amazon Sales Rank: #36423 in DVD
• Brand: AMON AMARTH
• Released on: 2006-05-30
• Rating: NR (Not Rated)
• Aspect ratio: 1.33:1
• Formats: Box set, Color, DVD, Live, NTSC
• Original language: English
• Number of discs: 3
• Dimensions: 1.00 pounds
• Running time: 442 minutes

Features

• With their accomplished musicianship and unwavering commitment to Norse mythology, Amon Amarth stand firmly at the forefront of the Swedish death metal scene. WRATH OF THE NORSEMEN captures the band in concert with a full-length, 23-song set recorded in Cologne, Germany, in 2005, as well as live performances from the 2005 Summer Breeze festival, the 2005 Metal Blade Rrroooaaarrr festival, the 2004

Customer Reviews

Masters of War
With around seven and a half hours of viking metal, you cannot go wrong, especially if it happens to be Amon Amarth at the helm.

This 3 DVD set includes various live performances by the Swedish death/viking metal gods. Excellent musicianship, you can tell how much Amon Amarth put into their music.

The live performances feature music from virtually every Amon Amarth album released up to the release of the DVD, which was a fact welcomed by myself. There was quite a bit of material from the album, 'The Crusher', which was awesome, as it is my favorite Amon Amarth album.

Trully the wrath of the norsemen
this is a wrath. 7 hours of material. just try to sit through all of it at once. it will reek havok on your mental stability hehehe. just kidding. for the price this dvd is amazing. many concerts and behind the scene stuff. amon amarth trully must love their fan base just because of this dvd release.

In pursuit of vikings
Amon Amarth delivers the goods with this 3 disc live collection. The first disc is from Cologne 2005, and features the Fate of Norns setlist. Johan belts out the growls as the rest of the band pounds away. The other 2 discs are just as good, and gives you a pretty wide collection of Viking metal at its finest. There's some behind the scenes stuff, too, but mostly just eardrum bursting metal. My wife wonders why I keep walking around the living room yelling "Odin, guide our ships, our axes, spears and swords!" I guess I haven't grown out of it after all. ;-)