This is one of the most epic metal DVD's I have ever watched.

Its good, I was surprised when Matt did replica

It's worth getting then?

I wouldn't buy it if you're only a fan of trivium, and I haven't watched the second disc, so.. I dunno
Edit: the shit with the dude who done tired n lonely sucked major ass ;p

Just watching it now, and I've got to say they nail the Obituary song. OK I don't really know much Obituary but Glen Benton fucking nails that song - they do a better job than on Deicides's Dead By Dawn.
Damn, I really need to get hold some Obituary, I've been meaning to for a while.
The mix is really impressive on the live show. I still wouldn't buy it though

I downloaded it
Its alright, ain't watched it properly. Highlights for me were
1) Glen Benton and friends doing Obituary. It was pretty rad. Not AMAZING but rad Also playing Dead by Dawn was great when he came out in his "armour" Steve looked like a mad man on the drums!
2) Killswitch Engage with Andreas Kisser. Jesse and Howard singing My Last Serenade. EPIC!!! Wish I could see that for meself before them two vocalists mean a lot to me personally
3) Pull Harder with Rob Flynn on vocals. WAHEY!!!
4) Matt singing Replica by Fear Factory. I guess a lot of the people who mix clean/harsh vocals do owe a lil to Burton C Bell for being one of the first to do it!
5) Tim Ripper Owens Mercyful Fate, King Diamond and Annihilator. SWEEEET!!
I need to watch it all properly to find out more good bits. But yes that Tired and Lonely song was fucking awful. UGH!

QUOTE(Mattie @ Dec 16 2008, 01:24 PM) [snapback]460533[/snapback]I downloaded it
1) Glen Benton and friends doing Obituary. It was pretty rad. Not AMAZING but rad
It is if you haven't really heard the song before
And that's probably not something I should be admitting, I know

IMO, Only John Tardy can "sing" Obituary songs and make it sound right But it was a great cover nonetheless

Ripper Owens singing KD and Annihilator would be worth it alone

Ah yah, those are good, but I swear, someone needs to kick fucking Keith Caputo in the throat

"Roots Bloody Roots", "Punishment", "Refuse/Resist","(sic), and "The Dagger" had the most energy of all the songs on the DVD. Especially "Roots Bloody Roots."