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Billy Talent: 666 Live: Dusseldorf (2007)
This collection includes six live performances by Toronto's Billy Talent filmed at three venues, with the band appearing in a theater, in a hockey arena and at a festival in front of half a million people. Tracks include "Devil in a Midnight Mass," "Standing in the Rain," "Prisoners of Today" and "Nothing to Lose." Also included are glimpses behind the scenes as the band brings its explosive sound to its faithful following.
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This collection includes six live performances by Toronto's Billy Talent filmed at three venues, with the band appearing in a theater, in a hockey arena and at a festival in front of half a million people. Tracks include "Devil in a Midnight Mass," "Standing in the Rain," "Prisoners of Today" and "Nothing to Lose." Also included are glimpses behind the scenes as the band brings its explosive sound to its faithful following.
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