Not going to link to the videos because some are NSFW and has language against forum rules, but here's a short list:
1. Kreator-Violent Revolution
2. Slayer-Exile
3. Slayer-Payback
4. Amon Amarth-Twilight of the Thunder God
5. Emperor-Curse You All Men
6. Immortal-All Shall Fall
That's a good start.
1. Kreator-Violent Revolution
2. Slayer-Exile
3. Slayer-Payback
4. Amon Amarth-Twilight of the Thunder God
5. Emperor-Curse You All Men
6. Immortal-All Shall Fall
That's a good start.
This show's hard & aggressive, the only noodling sounds ...... off & crank fueled.
(Review stub from thebestofwebsite.com)
The second set begins with the suite of "That's It For The Other One>
i. Cryptical Envelopment
ii. The Other One
iii. Cryptical Envelopment." The version has a real hard rock feel to it. The energy and intensity could fit on a Black Sabbath album.
Grateful Dead Live at Carousel Ballroom on 1968-02-14
This show's been commercially released as "Road Trips Vol 2.2"
This is the Charlie Miller master so it's as good as it gets.
archive dot org/details/gd1968-02-14.sbd.miller.89676.sbeok.flac16
replace the " dot " with a . for details, reviews & a better player
(Review stub from thebestofwebsite.com)
The second set begins with the suite of "That's It For The Other One>
i. Cryptical Envelopment
ii. The Other One
iii. Cryptical Envelopment." The version has a real hard rock feel to it. The energy and intensity could fit on a Black Sabbath album.
Grateful Dead Live at Carousel Ballroom on 1968-02-14
This show's been commercially released as "Road Trips Vol 2.2"
This is the Charlie Miller master so it's as good as it gets.
archive dot org/details/gd1968-02-14.sbd.miller.89676.sbeok.flac16
replace the " dot " with a . for details, reviews & a better player
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Burzum-Dunkelheit. Regardless of what anyone thinks of Varg's socio-political beliefs (frankly, the guy is a lunatic), he put out some awesome metal.
Sam Philips discovered him and Monument Records did the original recordings. This is a 1965 Monument-inspired concert. Gotta push them 45s.
A year before Beatlemania overtook the United States in 1964, the four lads from Liverpool invited Orbison to open for them on their English tour. On his first night, Orbison performed 14 encores before the Beatles even made it on stage.
A year before Beatlemania overtook the United States in 1964, the four lads from Liverpool invited Orbison to open for them on their English tour. On his first night, Orbison performed 14 encores before the Beatles even made it on stage.
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In 1989, artists from Pink Floyd, Queen, Rush, Deep Purple, Black Sabbath, Yes, Iron Maiden, Free and others joined forces to raise funds for people affected by the Armenian earthquake. Kerrang called it "the greatest array of hard rock talent every assembled".
Organised by Jon Dee, the remake featured David Gilmour, Brian May, Tony Iommi, Ritchie Blackmore, Alex Lifeson and Chris Squire on guitars. On vocals it had Ian Gillan, Bruce Dickinson, Paul Rogers and Bryan Adams. Keith Emerson and Geoff Downes played the keyboards and Roger Taylor played the drums.
This is the official promo video for the 2010 Wermut & Dee remix of the track. The song was released worldwide - it successfully raised funds to rebuild a children's music school in Gyumri in the Armenian earthquake zone. Today the new school teaches music to 220 children a year!
Organised by Jon Dee, the remake featured David Gilmour, Brian May, Tony Iommi, Ritchie Blackmore, Alex Lifeson and Chris Squire on guitars. On vocals it had Ian Gillan, Bruce Dickinson, Paul Rogers and Bryan Adams. Keith Emerson and Geoff Downes played the keyboards and Roger Taylor played the drums.
This is the official promo video for the 2010 Wermut & Dee remix of the track. The song was released worldwide - it successfully raised funds to rebuild a children's music school in Gyumri in the Armenian earthquake zone. Today the new school teaches music to 220 children a year!
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