Getting Lost in Amsterdam
Amsterdam is a confusing movie with a meandering plot amidst a beautiful rendering of 1930s New York
Manowar: The Sons Of Odin (Bonus DVD) (2006)
Bonus DVD:
Video Section: * Fan Convention documentary (short version) – 32 min – Stereo * Band rehearsal of “Heart of Steel” in Czech Republic with full orchestra and choir – 6 min – Stereo camera audio * DVD Trailer for “Live at Earthshaker Fest 2005” – 6 min * Slide show of exclusive Manowar live shots and photos submitted by fans Audio Section – 5.1 mixes of the songs: 01. The Ascension (Live at Earthshaker Fest 2005) (2:49) 02. King of Kings (Live at Earthshaker Fest 2005) (4:21) 03. Odin (Orchestral Immortal version) (3:43) 04. Gods of War (Immortal version) (7:49) 05. The Sons of Odin (Immortal version) (6:23)
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Bonus DVD: Video Section: * Fan Convention documentary (short version) – 32 min – Stereo * Band rehearsal of “Heart of Steel” in Czech Republic with full orchestra and choir – 6 min – Stereo camera audio * DVD Trailer for “Live at Earthshaker Fest 2005” – 6 min * Slide show of exclusive Manowar live shots and photos submitted by fans Audio Section – 5.1 mixes of the songs: 01. The Ascension (Live at Earthshaker Fest 2005) (2:49) 02. King of Kings (Live at Earthshaker Fest 2005) (4:21) 03. Odin (Orchestral Immortal version) (3:43) 04. Gods of War (Immortal version) (7:49) 05. The Sons of Odin (Immortal version) (6:23)
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Genre:Music
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Written By:Joey DeMaio
In Theaters:10/6/2006
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