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Go buy this DVD. Slayer plays the Reign in Blood album front to back and it rocks.
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Yes , they're cool !
I'd have to buy a DVD player first
(btw the link doesn't work)

Slayer's STILL REIGNING Concert DVD Recreates Thrash/Punk Band's Classic REIGN IN BLOOD Album Live and in Its Entirety
10.27.04, 10:02 AM ET

Slayer to Headline Jagermeister Fall Tour With 'Wall of Blood' at Select Dates

LOS ANGELES, Oct. 27 /PRNewswire/ -- For years, artists have looked to create exciting and innovative stage designs for their fans -- thrash/punk/metal gods SLAYER will push that concept right over the edge this fall with an effect dubbed the "Wall of Blood." Slayer's "Wall of Blood" will make its North American debut when the band headlines the Jagermeister Music Tour, set to kick off October 31 in St. Louis, MO (full itinerary below). The tour will rage across the country for seven weeks, playing in some 35-cities. This will be the second consecutive year that Slayer has headlined the tour. Joining Slayer for the Jagermeister Music Tour fall dates will be Killswitch Engage and Mastodon.

At select shows (determined by each venue's technical specs) during Slayer's classic song "Raining Blood," the band, their instruments, and the stage will be drenched by a downpour of "blood." The "Wall of Blood" will rain more than 150 litres of theatrical blood over an area measuring from 32-feet to 40-feet wide (determined by the size of the venue's stage), 25-feet high, and six-feet deep. The device is a dedicated truss and sprinkler system that utilizes a unique pump technology, and was designed exclusively for Slayer by UK-based Hangman Productions.

Slayer used the "raining blood" effect last July in Augusta, ME while filming their brand-new DVD, STILL REIGNING. The Dean Karr-directed DVD opens with the band's 1986, 28-minute benchmark album REIGN IN BLOOD performed live in its entirety by Slayer's original line-up -- Tom Araya (vocals, bass), guitarists Kerry King and Jeff Hanneman, and drummer Dave Lombardo, who permanently rejoined the band in 2003.

"'REIGN IN BLOOD' is our signature record, and if people think that it helped set the path for that genre of music, that's great," said Araya. "It's a record that means a lot to all of us in the band -- it was our first record for a major label, and our first record with Rick Rubin who gave it unconditional support."

The STILL REIGNING DVD will also offer bonus material including live performances of Slayer classics such as "War Ensemble," "Hallowed Point," "Necrophobic," "Mandatory Suicide," "Spill The Blood," "Hell Awaits," and "South of Heaven," as well as exclusive interviews and backstage footage. STILL REIGNING has a running time of more than 80-minutes and a confirmed November 2, 2004 release date.

STILL REIGNING is Slayer's second DVD release, the first being SOUNDTRACK TO THE APOCALYPSE, the three-CD/one-DVD box set retrospective that was released in late 2003.

SLAYER was named the "Best Live Band Ever" in Revolver magazine, and "Best Band" in that magazine's 2004 Readers' Poll. In addition, Slayer's video, "Bloodline," was just named "#1 Best Metal Video of the New Millennium (So Far)" by viewers of MTV2's "Headbangers Ball" and readers of Revolver.

Slayer's "Wall of Blood" will be in effect at as many venues on the Fall Jagermeister Music Tour as possible; the confirmed "bloodbath" cities/venues will be announced shortly, and you can always log onto to Slayer's website -- slayer.net -- for updates.

Cool , thanks !

Dewrede said:

No problem.

I can't believe that we are the only two people on here who love Slayer.

Mastodon said:

Not true!




I saw them for the 1st time this summer, at Donington. it was the one where Metallica were headlining and Lars 'crap drummer' Ulrich was ill.

Dave Lombardo stood in for just two songs (Joey Slipknot did a jaw-droppingly good job of the rest) and played a storming Battery and Four Horsemen.


Slayer themselves that day, well, I can only use the word "brutal". Like ten rounds with Tyson.
I left shocked by the sheer IN-YOUR-FACE-NESS of it.

Fave songs are Behind The Crooked Cross and Disciple

Mastodon said:

What about War At The Warfield?!

That was a DVD too!!

AW shit!! I'm going to get this!!

The last time I seen Slayer was in '86 For the 'Reign in Blood' tour, to this day it's still in my top ten concerts I've ever been to. We broke the barricades between the audience and the stage 4 times, I think we scared the shit out of the band, they even stopped once.



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RocknRollDave said:

It was (and is) a DVD and it rocks out really hard too!