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"Monsters Of Metal Vol.VI" DVD by V.A.

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The sixth round at Monsters Of Metal. And again over three full hours of Metal of every genre for ears and eyes. Subway To Sally, Avantasia, Kataklysm, Sonic Syndicate, Deathstars etc.
Item no. 678853
Title Monsters Of Metal Vol.VI
Musical Genre Heavy Metal
Product topic Bands
Run Time 273
Band V.A.
Release date 12/09/2008
Product type DVD
Media - Format 1-3 2-DVD

Disc 1

  • 1.
    Nightwish
  • 2.
    Dimmu borgir
  • 3.
    In flames
  • 4.
    Amon amarth
  • 5.
    Legion of the damned
  • 6.
    Deathstars
  • 7.
    Exodus
  • 8.
    Arch enemy
  • 9.
    Obituary
  • 10.
    Job for a cowboy
  • 11.
    Sonic syndicate
  • 12.
    Kreator
  • 13.
    Finntroll
  • 14.
    Eluveitie
  • 15.
    After forever
  • 16.
    Death angel
  • 17.
    Soilwork
  • 18.
    Gojira
  • 19.
    Suicide silence
  • 20.
    Headhunter
  • 21.
    Nile
  • 22.
    Paradise lost
  • 23.
    Meltdown
  • 24.
    Iced Earth
  • 25.
    Avenged Sevenfold
  • 26.
    Black Dahlia murder
  • 27.
    Leatherwolf
  • 28.
    Despised icon
  • 29.
    Rage
  • 30.
    Divinity
  • 31.
    Norther
  • 32.
    Requiem
  • 33.
    Nightwish

Disc 2

  • 1.
    Die apokalyptischen Reiter
  • 2.
    Keep of kalessin
  • 3.
    Meshuggah
  • 4.
    Kataklysm
  • 5.
    Scar symmetry
  • 6.
    Arsis
  • 7.
    Epica
  • 8.
    Six feet under
  • 9.
    Avantasia
  • 10.
    Subway to sally (Live)
  • 11.
    Behemoth
  • 12.
    Hammerfall
  • 13.
    Heaven shall burn
  • 14.
    Vader
  • 15.
    Disbelief
  • 16.
    Warbringer
  • 17.
    Audrey horne
  • 18.
    Type o negative
  • 19.
    Kamelot
  • 20.
    Saxon
  • 21.
    U.D.O
  • 22.
    Three
  • 23.
    Disilussion
  • 24.
    Samael
  • 25.
    The destiny program
  • 26.
    Agnostic front
  • 27.
    Korpiklaani
  • 28.
    October file
  • 29.
    Hate eternal
  • 30.
    Neaera
  • 31.
    The sorrow
  • 32.
    Black tide
  • 33.
    Dimmu borgir

by Jürgen Tschamler (21.07.2008) Round six: in the meantime, the Monsters of Metal compilation series has established itself as a household name. The creators of this Metal overdose once again present roughly 70 video clips of any genre. You can’t watch this in one session - that would be an overdose... That means: the crisps and the beer crate have to make for 2 evenings on the sofa. Thrash is represented by Headhunter, Overkill, Warbringer, Legion Of The Damned, Death Angel, Exodus, Testament, Kreator or Avenged Sevenfold, among others. The Death aficionado gets his fill with Behemoth, Dimmu Borgir, Nile, Kataklysm, Six Feet Under, Obituary, etc. But there’s also some candy for the Melodic Metal fans, the Hard- and Metalcore maniacs or the Gothic party. Naming all featured bands would fill this page... Even exotic, but nevertheless brilliant bunches like Audrey Horne or October File made it on this double DVD which has been put together very sensitively.