Original Sin: The Story of Goddamnit (2008)
The DVD takes you through the story of the bands creation through the eyes of all the major players who were involved in the genesis of the band. It also includes the entire Goddamnit album performed by the original band and then again by the current line-up.
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The DVD takes you through the story of the bands creation through the eyes of all the major players who were involved in the genesis of the band. It also includes the entire Goddamnit album performed by the original band and then again by the current line-up.
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Genre:Documentary, Music
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In Theaters:3/11/2008
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Runtime:79 minutes
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