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Dark Funeral - Attera Orbis Terrarum - Part I
This is the first DVD from the Swedish black metal band Dark Funeral. The group has been around since 1993, and their current lineup includes original guitarist Lord Ahriman and longtime vocalist Emperor Magus Caligula along with some newer members. Attera Orbis Terrarum: Part I is a 2 DVD set that includes three live shows. The first one was recorded on March 12, 2005 in Katowic, Poland. Tilburg, Netherlands was the setting for the second concert and was recorded on March 5, 2006. The final concert on the DVD was filmed less than two weeks later in Paris, France.
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This is the first DVD from the Swedish black metal band Dark Funeral. The group has been around since 1993, and their current lineup includes original guitarist Lord Ahriman and longtime vocalist Emperor Magus Caligula along with some newer members. Attera Orbis Terrarum: Part I is a 2 DVD set that includes three live shows. The first one was recorded on March 12, 2005 in Katowic, Poland. Tilburg, Netherlands was the setting for the second concert and was recorded on March 5, 2006. The final concert on the DVD was filmed less than two weeks later in Paris, France.
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Runtime:220 minutes
Studio:Regain Records
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