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BlutEngel: Live Lines (2005)

Long overdue, Blutengel is set to release their first live DVD, Live Lines, on their new North American home, Metropolis Records. Filmed with nine cameras on the Demon-Kiss-tour in 2004 in Dortmund and Cologne Germany, the producers employ a wide array of visual techniques. From the aesthetic of silent movies, via the fast-paced cut of video clips, to the naked documentary style the band gives each of the performed songs their fitting look. The DVD includes a wide array of bonus features on more than 40 minutes of playing time, ranging from backstage and tour bus-material, video clips, plus trailers and behind the scenes clips from "Kinder der Nacht." This DVD is a fan's dream…perfect for any person inclined to the dark side of music. NOW REGION:1, NTSC North American format.
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Long overdue, Blutengel is set to release their first live DVD, Live Lines, on their new North American home, Metropolis Records. Filmed with nine cameras on the Demon-Kiss-tour in 2004 in Dortmund and Cologne Germany, the producers employ a wide array of visual techniques. From the aesthetic of silent movies, via the fast-paced cut of video clips, to the naked documentary style the band gives each of the performed songs their fitting look. The DVD includes a wide array of bonus features on more than 40 minutes of playing time, ranging from backstage and tour bus-material, video clips, plus trailers and behind the scenes clips from "Kinder der Nacht." This DVD is a fan's dream…perfect for any person inclined to the dark side of music. NOW REGION:1, NTSC North American format.

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In Theaters:10/25/2005
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