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Official live concert DVD by Russian nu-metal band SLOT. Recorded on February 27, 2016, during a packed show at the "RED" club in Moscow, this release captures the grand presentation of their highly successful seventh studio album, Septima. The spectacular live performance includes all the hits from the album alongside their timeless classic tracks, featuring a collaboration with the "Horror Show" theatrical creative association, all professionally filmed by All Star TV.
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Official live concert DVD by Russian nu-metal band SLOT. Recorded on February 27, 2016, during a packed show at the "RED" club in Moscow, this release captures the grand presentation of their highly successful seventh studio album, Septima. The spectacular live performance includes all the hits from the album alongside their timeless classic tracks, featuring a collaboration with the "Horror Show" theatrical creative association, all professionally filmed by All Star TV.

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Runtime:109 minutes
Studio:All Star TV, M2BA

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