“Where Fireflies Dance”
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Слот — Live & Video
The first official concert DVD by Russian nu-metal band SLOT. Recorded on February 16, 2008, during their massive live performance at the "Teleclub" in Yekaterinburg as part of the national tour promoting their third studio album, "Trinity." This release compiles the biggest hits from their first three albums, performed live by the band's classic lineup featuring Cache, Nookie, ID, Mix, and Dudu.
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The first official concert DVD by Russian nu-metal band SLOT. Recorded on February 16, 2008, during their massive live performance at the "Teleclub" in Yekaterinburg as part of the national tour promoting their third studio album, "Trinity." This release compiles the biggest hits from their first three albums, performed live by the band's classic lineup featuring Cache, Nookie, ID, Mix, and Dudu.
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Runtime:69 minutes
Studio:АиБ Records, A-One Records
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