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| Kreator - Dying Alive (2013) DVDRip  Country: Germany Genre: Thrash Metal Video: PAL 16:9 (720x576), VBR ~ 2000 kbps Audio: AAC, 2ch offsite Tracklist: 01. Intro: Mars Mantra 02. Phantom Antichrist 03. From Flood into Fire 04. Enemy of God 05. Phobia 06. Hordes of Chaos 07. Civilization Collapse 08. Voices of the Dead 09. Extreme Aggression 10. People of the Lie 11. Death to the World 12. Endless Pain 13. Pleasure to Kill 14. Intro 2 - The Patriarch 15. Violent Revolution 16. United in Hate 17. Betrayer 18. Flag of Hate 19. Tormentor 20. Outro / Credits Disponible sólo a los usuarios Y MAS ABAJO EN TORRENT   
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| Kreator - Dying Alive (2013) [DVDrip]  Being around for nearly 30 years, Germanys biggest export in thrash metal, KREATOR, have proven to
be persistent, innovative and an unstoppable force. Miland “Mille”
Petrozza have inspired generations of young bands with their early
efforts like “Endless Pain” (1985), “Pleasure To Kill” (1986) or
“Extreme Aggression” (1989), but also made statements by their most
recent outputs “Violent Revolution” (2001), “Enemy Of God” (2005) and
“Hordes Of Chaos” (2009).
Enter 2012, KREATOR have finally found a new home with Nuclear Blast
Records and deliver the most diverse, melodic and intense album of their
entire, long running career. Produced at renowned Fascination Street
studios in Örebro, Sweden with famous producer Jens Bogren (OPETH,
KATATONIA, AMON AMARTH, SYMPHONY X), “Phantom Antichrist” comes with a
clearly transparent, powerful and thundering sound. The classic and
impressive artwork which makes the package just perfect was created by
Wes Benscoter, who had worked with the likes of BLACK SABBATH, DIO and
SLAYER before.
Musically as well as lyricwise “Phantom Antichrist” showcases everything
KREATOR stand for, even taking it to the next level. Be it pure
KREATOResque thrashing madness, solos that actually aren't only there
for statistics but can really be described as what they are and make you
wanna shred your personal air guitar all night long, or the most epic
moments you've ever heard on any KREATOR album – this is what you've
been longing for the past 3 years and we can only aggree with Mille, who
states:
“It will blow everything away, the “Big Four” have released in the past few years! Prepare to get your face ripped off!” Lior "Steinmetal" Stein of metal-temple.com wrote: Quote: Throughout the years I have been fortunate to attend two KREATOR gigs, one in
Wacken Open Air 2005 and in Israel in 2006. Watching this German giant
play live was practically one of my life’s greatest moments,
experiencing a legend in act, a legacy coming alive right before my
eyes. Sheer Thrash aggression, pulsating melodic edge, head bashing and
intense rhythmic arsenal, the KREATOR machine seemed to be battle ready
at every occasion given. This time it was different, due to this
particular gig, which occurred in 22.12.2012 (post-apocalyptic prophecy
of destruction), Oberhausen, Germany, I wasn’t able to attended, and I
am sure that most of you Metalheads out there wished that you could. But
there is punch to all of this. KREATOR summed up 45 gigs as support for
their fiery and successful maniacal new album, “Phantom Antichrist”,
with the filming of the Oberhausen showcase into a brand new live DVD
that was entitled “Dying Alive”, via the band’s constant local label,
Nuclear Blast Records. Through the course of ninety minutes of Teutonic
Thrash mayhem, filmed by widespread 24 cameras right up to the people’s
guts, I felt as if I was there, with the fanatic Oberhausen fans,
breaking bones and hailing to the throne of the Teutonic Thrash kings.
It felt like the third time around.
Since it is my first official DVD review, I will try not to bore you
with that much of technical terms, as I am not that of an expert myself.
The first I noticed was the start menu of the DVD. With back tracks of
the band’s songs with accordance to every section, along with amazing
themed graphics out of the DVD’s main artwork, yet it seemed quite
normal for the initial presentation. Enclosed within the menu is the
full Oberhausen gig, consisting of 20 live tracks of KREATOR’s finest
heritage with a hefty support for “Phantom Antichrist”, a section where
you can select titled out of the full main gig, bonus video clips
including the behind the scenes of the DVD and the “Phantom Antichrist”
video and the two official videos of “Phantom Antichrist” and
“Civilization Collapse” and of course there is the technical section of
the “Settings” where you can set your sound system and sorts. Rather
simple and to the point menu, easy to navigate and of course with the
availably to listen to fragments of tunes.
On throughout the Oberhausen gig, I noticed how amazing the footage
superiority is. It footage style, which appeared moderately similar to
the one displayed on the “Phantom Antichrist” video clip, seemed like a
sort of vintage film yet with a heck of an HD quality. The 24 cameras
involved covered everything, from the overall venue, through the inner
pits of the stage (including the guitar cams that were simply
overwhelming) up close to faces of the maniacal fans clashing in the
battered moshpits and onslaught circlepits along with the first rows of
those standing. The twists and turns of the cams were able to provide me
the feel of the gig and how fortunate for the attendees to be there at
the time. Sound wise, I anticipated nothing more than flawless
engineering of the best quality, and I warmly received it. The
engineering exertion on the recording seemed nearly perfect, everything
was listenable and distinguishable and of course focusing on KREATOR’s
latest sound template that has been so forceful and cutthroat.
Furthermore, while tuning to the gig’s song list, you can activate the
subtitles in order to memorize the lyrics of the tracks, quite handy I
might add.
Lastly, and for some reason it seemed quite in the far back of this
review, this gig itself, without the technical clattering. KREATOR set a
hefty piece of a setlist, letting their local fans immerse themselves
with blood, sweat and tears over their new album’s tracks, mid era
trackers alongside the older classics like “Endless Pain”, “Pleasure To
Kill”, “People Of The Lie”, “Betrayer”, “Extreme Aggressions” and “Flag
Of Hate / Tormentor”. “Dying Alive” is a destructive fest, nothing more,
nothing less. KREATOR, with their social / political oriented lyricism
and immense Thrash perception, revealed themselves as the kings of the
hill, the true message of Metal’s glory and “Dying Alive”, KREATOR’s
third DVD in number, is one hell of chunky proof that the oiled machine
is strong as it can ever be, tall and on the edge of madness. Buy it now
or you will miss a relic.  File Details:
Source: DVD
Format: mp4
Audio: AAC 2.0 ~77kbps
Video: PAL 16:9 (720x576), ~2000kbps
Setlist: 1. Intro: Mars Mantra
2. Phantom Antichrist
3. From Flood into Fire
4. Enemy of God
5. Phobia
6. Hordes of Chaos
7. Civilization Collapse
8. Voices of the Dead
9. Extreme Aggression
10. People of the Lie
11. Death to the World
12. Endless Pain
13. Pleasure to Kill
14. Intro 2 - The Patriarch
15. Violent Revolution
16. United in Hate
17. Betrayer
18. Flag of Hate
19. Tormentor
20. Outro / Credits
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