Lamb of God: Walk With Me in Hell
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Movie Reviews of Lamb of God: Walk With Me in Hell
Movie Review: They walk the walk..
Summary: 4 Stars
They are the quintessential METAL band of today. If you're already a fan of this band, this is a must have DVD. Only about 40 minutes of a actual concert show, but a good selection of songs none the less. The documentary gives you good insight into what makes this band tick. HEAVY, HEAVY, and HEAVY, awesome guitar riffs, unbelievable drums, and the vocals took me a little while to get used to, but Randy knows how to growl. Buy this DVD NOW.Movie Review: great video for LOG fans
Summary: 4 Stars
this is a great dvd for anyone who likes LOG, 4 hrs of music and candid footage of the band and thier crew, backstage, on-stage, on the bus etc..
I would reccomend it to any metal fan.
Movie Review: Clean and to the point.
Summary: 3 Stars
Most everything that made Killadelphia a gripping watch is missing here.
On the main feature I miss interactions with the road crew. Additional remarks, observations and musings that were filmed a day or so after the events have been replaced with studio shots the look they were filmed after the tour was over. I thought that gave it a sterile feel to it. There is little to no drama build up. Just guys hanging out, doing some silly things, hanging with fans, seeing the world and catching it all on tape.. if it sounds like a nicely edited vacation tape you might find akin to a wedding video you're on the right track. Sadly, just like that wedding video, I cant see myself replaying the main feature very often.
"The Making of Sacrament" footage is the same as the DVD you get in the deluxe CD package, which was a lot of fun as you get into the creative process of the band. In fact, watching this right after Killadelphia is very satisfying. You see each band member out of the band element and again its interesting to watch.
The big draw here is the live sets. Showing the band on in top form with bigger and bigger crowds. The Download set is amazing and worth ripping to your ipod.
The DVD is good but could have been so much better. If you had to choose, Killadalphia is the better choice. This one can wait.
Movie Review: Good times with the bad
Summary: 3 Stars
Killadelphia gave us quick glimpses of the life, and Walk With Me In Hell takes us through it. From some descriptions I wasn't expecting that much, but as always, the band delivers - the intensity, devotion, the unlucky times (could they be..cursed?) and the laughs (plenty of them - being that it's my home, I especially liked the segment about weird Swedish food). Overall it's a very entertaining ride - with downbeats and upbeats, but just a little sense of what it's like to be doing metal-shows on a three-month tour of the world.
I haven't had a chance to check out the Download-show yet, but I'm sure that won't disappoint either (could've been longer, but throw on Killadelphia before this, and you'll have plenty). I'm also very glad that The Making Of Sacrament is included - a very informative and interesting documentary on the complete making of an album, that was unfortunately delivered on a bad disc, which doesn't work for me anymore. So - problem solved!
If you want to step into the world of Lamb Of God, see the Making Of-documentary first, and follow it with this main feature. You'll laugh, be intrigued, and rock out for sure.
Movie Review: Yep..Its Lamb of God...
Summary: 3 Stars
Its pretty much what you would expect from the all-american band that kicked your aszz on the first dvd. Its a must for any true LOG fan, but i have a few complaints about it. The live set-list is great, but for the awesome amount of songs LOG does well, you get 8 or so here, repeated over 2 discs. I love the documentary process and seeing the behind the scenes of the band, but i also want to see the live experences of the new cd and such. The set list isnt listed on the outside of the case, and once i bought it and opened it, i realized the same songs are repeated live on each disc...eh...somewhat of a let down for someone that is looking for a 5.1 live dvd representation of what LOG is truely about...METAL.