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The fourth full-length video album (and the third full-length DVD) by the legendary German Thrash Metal band.
Those violent revolutionaries of total death and tyranny triumph again causing more conflict and endless pain, spreading the toxic trace of terrible certainty in a newly revised rendition of "Enemy Of God". The tour mentors of the terror zone known as Kreator are alive again on this awesome DVD filmed at Wacken in 2005. This DVD also features four videos and other bone breaking bonuses.
These sententious death survivors save the best for last and always take their live performance seriously; still they have a tempestuous tendency to play many title tracks which eventually evolve into "hits". Kreator verify they are even stronger than before, with no momentum lost, as the camera pans over the now never comatose souls showing a very satiated crowd of Europeans after the reign!
The choice is yours - buy or die!!
0 PAL | 16:9; 4:3 | DVD 9 | Dolby Surround 5.1 | Dolby Digital Stereo | English | 155 mins. approx.
Steamhammer, 2006 (SPV 69848). Bootleg. Used: very good.
Tracklist:
1. Intro
2. Enemy Of God
3. Impossible Brutality
4. Pleasure To Kill
5. Phobia
6. Violent Revolution
7. Suicide Terrorist
8. Extreme Aggressions
9. People Of The Lie
10. Voices Of The Dead
11. Terrible Certainty
12. Betrayer
13. Flag Of Hate
14. Tormentor
Bonus Performances:
- Kreator Live at the "Rockpalast" Bootleg
1. Reconquering The Throne
2. Renewal
3. Servant In Heaven-King In Hell
Videoclips:
1. Enemy Of God (Extended Terror Version)
2. Dystopia
3. Impossible Brutality
4. Dying Race Apocalypse
- Making Of "Enemy Of God"
Those violent revolutionaries of total death and tyranny triumph again causing more conflict and endless pain, spreading the toxic trace of terrible certainty in a newly revised rendition of "Enemy Of God". The tour mentors of the terror zone known as Kreator are alive again on this awesome DVD filmed at Wacken in 2005. This DVD also features four videos and other bone breaking bonuses.
These sententious death survivors save the best for last and always take their live performance seriously; still they have a tempestuous tendency to play many title tracks which eventually evolve into "hits". Kreator verify they are even stronger than before, with no momentum lost, as the camera pans over the now never comatose souls showing a very satiated crowd of Europeans after the reign!
The choice is yours - buy or die!!
0 PAL | 16:9; 4:3 | DVD 9 | Dolby Surround 5.1 | Dolby Digital Stereo | English | 155 mins. approx.
Steamhammer, 2006 (SPV 69848). Bootleg. Used: very good.
Tracklist:
1. Intro
2. Enemy Of God
3. Impossible Brutality
4. Pleasure To Kill
5. Phobia
6. Violent Revolution
7. Suicide Terrorist
8. Extreme Aggressions
9. People Of The Lie
10. Voices Of The Dead
11. Terrible Certainty
12. Betrayer
13. Flag Of Hate
14. Tormentor
Bonus Performances:
- Kreator Live at the "Rockpalast" Bootleg
1. Reconquering The Throne
2. Renewal
3. Servant In Heaven-King In Hell
Videoclips:
1. Enemy Of God (Extended Terror Version)
2. Dystopia
3. Impossible Brutality
4. Dying Race Apocalypse
- Making Of "Enemy Of God"
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Set ablaze two years after its predecessor, “Renewal” took point as the face of Kreator and their next chapters in their career. Recorded at Morrisound Studios, Tampa, Florida, it is the first Kreator’s "experimental" album, introducing noticeable elements of Industrial and Hardcore.
The strong will for a change can beat any obstacle in one’s path, whether for personal fulfillment or mainly a purpose just to show that it can be done. After piercing the skin with the iconic “Coma Of Souls” (1990), starting the 90s with an iron fist, unanimously it was decided in the band that right after attain such a formidable status, it was time to break away and set course into a different world. Such a world that in the end might not be overly far from their beastly habits, yet much more dark, mysterious, even charmingly gothic, filled with ounces of pain, misery and dismay due to society’s crumble and the human condition. Not bashing up skulls as used to in the past, Kreator proved that “Renewal” has its rougher edges, some of them even sharp and can shed blood at will. Even with mid-tempo, and on a few occasions slow tempo thrusts, the horrific past, present and future of the social structure is no less mortifying.
Maybe the need for change wasn’t because the band wanted it but also because the market demanded it as it changed as well. On the other hand, Kreator were never sellouts and remained true to their strong beliefs. “Renewal” is the band’s successful debut step outside of the Thrash Metal boundary, a marker that would eventually remain throughout the band’s 90s era!
Remastered re-edition features three bonus tracks and 28-page booklet.
Noise Records/Sanctuary Records Group Ltd., a BMG Company, 1992/2018 (NOISECD047). Made in Austria.
Tracklist:
1. Winter Martyrium 5:43
2. Renewal 4:35
3. Reflection 6:15
4. Brainseed 3:17
5. Karmic Wheel 6:05
6. Realitätskontrolle 1:22
7. Zero To None 3:11
8. Europe After The Rain 3:18
9. Depression Unrest 5:05
Bonus Tracks:
10. Winter Martyrium (Rare Version; Live) 6:13
11. Trauma 5:12
12. Europe After The Rain (Remix) 3:14
Total playing time: 53:30 min.
Set ablaze two years after its predecessor, “Renewal” took point as the face of Kreator and their next chapters in their career. Recorded at Morrisound Studios, Tampa, Florida, it is the first Kreator’s "experimental" album, introducing noticeable elements of Industrial and Hardcore.
The strong will for a change can beat any obstacle in one’s path, whether for personal fulfillment or mainly a purpose just to show that it can be done. After piercing the skin with the iconic “Coma Of Souls” (1990), starting the 90s with an iron fist, unanimously it was decided in the band that right after attain such a formidable status, it was time to break away and set course into a different world. Such a world that in the end might not be overly far from their beastly habits, yet much more dark, mysterious, even charmingly gothic, filled with ounces of pain, misery and dismay due to society’s crumble and the human condition. Not bashing up skulls as used to in the past, Kreator proved that “Renewal” has its rougher edges, some of them even sharp and can shed blood at will. Even with mid-tempo, and on a few occasions slow tempo thrusts, the horrific past, present and future of the social structure is no less mortifying.
Maybe the need for change wasn’t because the band wanted it but also because the market demanded it as it changed as well. On the other hand, Kreator were never sellouts and remained true to their strong beliefs. “Renewal” is the band’s successful debut step outside of the Thrash Metal boundary, a marker that would eventually remain throughout the band’s 90s era!
Remastered re-edition features three bonus tracks and 28-page booklet.
Noise Records/Sanctuary Records Group Ltd., a BMG Company, 1992/2018 (NOISECD047). Made in Austria.
Tracklist:
1. Winter Martyrium 5:43
2. Renewal 4:35
3. Reflection 6:15
4. Brainseed 3:17
5. Karmic Wheel 6:05
6. Realitätskontrolle 1:22
7. Zero To None 3:11
8. Europe After The Rain 3:18
9. Depression Unrest 5:05
Bonus Tracks:
10. Winter Martyrium (Rare Version; Live) 6:13
11. Trauma 5:12
12. Europe After The Rain (Remix) 3:14
Total playing time: 53:30 min.
KREATOR “Renewal” /Digibook CD/
First re-release of the sixth full-length studio album by legendary German Industrial/Hardcore/Thrash Metal band. Set ablaze two years after its predecessor, “Renewal” took point as the face of Kreator and their next chapters in their career. Recorded at Morrisound Studios, Tampa, Flori..
€ 16.90
KREATOR “Cause For Conflict” /Digipack CD/
- Product Code: NOISECD048D
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€ 15.90
- Price in bonus-scraps: 159
Remastered re-release of the seventh full-length studio album by legendary German Industrial/Hardcore/Thrash Metal band.
The album continued the experimentation with Industrial music that band started on previous album, "Renewal", but brought back more of their Thrash Metal sound. It's also the only Kreator's album to feature Joe Cangelosi as the replacement of original drummer Jürgen "Ventor" Reil, which returned to the band in 1996, as well as the first to feature bassist Christian Giesler, and the last to feature guitarist Frank "Blackfire" Gosdzik.
In "Cause For Conflict", the charismatic Petrozza steps in familiar paths and rages in a furious output that seems to embody many of Kreator's old features of attitude and abilities. This album is a great reminder of just how angry and creative, Kreator were back in the day, and still are, when they wanted to. "Cause For Conflict" is relentless, heavy and in your face the entire way through. The sound is top notch in comparison to older albums and stands the test of time well. The songwriting is inspired, the riffs are fast and memorable, and Petrozza's lyrics are exceptionally charged. The overall effect has a very 90's feel, but not in terms of melody or catchiness, but more in the sense that Kreator weren't scared to incorporate a subtle vibe of Industrial, Nu Metal, or some Hardcore mashed groove.
Writing and releasing iconic Thrash Metal anthems and extreme sounds, have paved Kreator the way for global success and a near modern Metal god status!
Remastered re-edition features three bonus tracks and 28-page booklet.
Noise Records/Sanctuary Records Group Ltd., a BMG Company, 1995/2019 (NOISECD048D). Made in Germany.
Tracklist:
1. Prevail 3:58
2. Catholics Despots 3:58
3. Progressive Proletarians 3:58
4. Crisis Of Disorder 4:18
5. Hate Inside Your Head 3:38
6. Bomb Threat 1:46
7. Men Without God 3:45
8. Lost 3:35
9. Dogmatic 1:27
10. Sculpture Of Regret 2:59
11. Celestial Deliverance 3:14
12. Isolation (+ Hidden Track) 11:55
Bonus Tracks:
13. Suicide Swamps 5:11
14. Limits Of Liberty 1:40
15. State Oppression 1:39
Total playing time: 57:01 min.
The album continued the experimentation with Industrial music that band started on previous album, "Renewal", but brought back more of their Thrash Metal sound. It's also the only Kreator's album to feature Joe Cangelosi as the replacement of original drummer Jürgen "Ventor" Reil, which returned to the band in 1996, as well as the first to feature bassist Christian Giesler, and the last to feature guitarist Frank "Blackfire" Gosdzik.
In "Cause For Conflict", the charismatic Petrozza steps in familiar paths and rages in a furious output that seems to embody many of Kreator's old features of attitude and abilities. This album is a great reminder of just how angry and creative, Kreator were back in the day, and still are, when they wanted to. "Cause For Conflict" is relentless, heavy and in your face the entire way through. The sound is top notch in comparison to older albums and stands the test of time well. The songwriting is inspired, the riffs are fast and memorable, and Petrozza's lyrics are exceptionally charged. The overall effect has a very 90's feel, but not in terms of melody or catchiness, but more in the sense that Kreator weren't scared to incorporate a subtle vibe of Industrial, Nu Metal, or some Hardcore mashed groove.
Writing and releasing iconic Thrash Metal anthems and extreme sounds, have paved Kreator the way for global success and a near modern Metal god status!
Remastered re-edition features three bonus tracks and 28-page booklet.
Noise Records/Sanctuary Records Group Ltd., a BMG Company, 1995/2019 (NOISECD048D). Made in Germany.
Tracklist:
1. Prevail 3:58
2. Catholics Despots 3:58
3. Progressive Proletarians 3:58
4. Crisis Of Disorder 4:18
5. Hate Inside Your Head 3:38
6. Bomb Threat 1:46
7. Men Without God 3:45
8. Lost 3:35
9. Dogmatic 1:27
10. Sculpture Of Regret 2:59
11. Celestial Deliverance 3:14
12. Isolation (+ Hidden Track) 11:55
Bonus Tracks:
13. Suicide Swamps 5:11
14. Limits Of Liberty 1:40
15. State Oppression 1:39
Total playing time: 57:01 min.
KREATOR “Cause For Conflict” /Digipack CD/
Remastered re-release of the seventh full-length studio album by legendary German Industrial/Hardcore/Thrash Metal band. The album continued the experimentation with Industrial music that band started on previous album, "Renewal", but brought back more of their Thrash Metal sound. It'..
€ 15.90
KREATOR “Renewal” /Digipack CD/
- Product Code: NOISECD047D
- € 16.90
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€ 13.90
- Price in bonus-scraps: 139
First re-release of the sixth full-length studio album by legendary German Industrial/Hardcore/Thrash Metal band.
Set ablaze two years after its predecessor, “Renewal” took point as the face of Kreator and their next chapters in their career. Recorded at Morrisound Studios, Tampa, Florida, it is the first Kreator’s "experimental" album, introducing noticeable elements of Industrial and Hardcore.
The strong will for a change can beat any obstacle in one’s path, whether for personal fulfillment or mainly a purpose just to show that it can be done. After piercing the skin with the iconic “Coma Of Souls” (1990), starting the 90s with an iron fist, unanimously it was decided in the band that right after attain such a formidable status, it was time to break away and set course into a different world. Such a world that in the end might not be overly far from their beastly habits, yet much more dark, mysterious, even charmingly gothic, filled with ounces of pain, misery and dismay due to society’s crumble and the human condition. Not bashing up skulls as used to in the past, Kreator proved that “Renewal” has its rougher edges, some of them even sharp and can shed blood at will. Even with mid-tempo, and on a few occasions slow tempo thrusts, the horrific past, present and future of the social structure is no less mortifying.
Maybe the need for change wasn’t because the band wanted it but also because the market demanded it as it changed as well. On the other hand, Kreator were never sellouts and remained true to their strong beliefs. “Renewal” is the band’s successful debut step outside of the Thrash Metal boundary, a marker that would eventually remain throughout the band’s 90s era!
Remastered re-edition features three bonus tracks and 28-page booklet.
Noise Records/Sanctuary Records Group Ltd., a BMG Company, 1992/2019 (NOISECD047D). Made in Austria.
Tracklist:
1. Winter Martyrium 5:43
2. Renewal 4:35
3. Reflection 6:15
4. Brainseed 3:17
5. Karmic Wheel 6:05
6. Realitätskontrolle 1:22
7. Zero To None 3:11
8. Europe After The Rain 3:18
9. Depression Unrest 5:05
Bonus Tracks:
10. Winter Martyrium (Rare Version; Live) 6:13
11. Trauma 5:12
12. Europe After The Rain (Remix) 3:14
Total playing time: 53:30 min.
Set ablaze two years after its predecessor, “Renewal” took point as the face of Kreator and their next chapters in their career. Recorded at Morrisound Studios, Tampa, Florida, it is the first Kreator’s "experimental" album, introducing noticeable elements of Industrial and Hardcore.
The strong will for a change can beat any obstacle in one’s path, whether for personal fulfillment or mainly a purpose just to show that it can be done. After piercing the skin with the iconic “Coma Of Souls” (1990), starting the 90s with an iron fist, unanimously it was decided in the band that right after attain such a formidable status, it was time to break away and set course into a different world. Such a world that in the end might not be overly far from their beastly habits, yet much more dark, mysterious, even charmingly gothic, filled with ounces of pain, misery and dismay due to society’s crumble and the human condition. Not bashing up skulls as used to in the past, Kreator proved that “Renewal” has its rougher edges, some of them even sharp and can shed blood at will. Even with mid-tempo, and on a few occasions slow tempo thrusts, the horrific past, present and future of the social structure is no less mortifying.
Maybe the need for change wasn’t because the band wanted it but also because the market demanded it as it changed as well. On the other hand, Kreator were never sellouts and remained true to their strong beliefs. “Renewal” is the band’s successful debut step outside of the Thrash Metal boundary, a marker that would eventually remain throughout the band’s 90s era!
Remastered re-edition features three bonus tracks and 28-page booklet.
Noise Records/Sanctuary Records Group Ltd., a BMG Company, 1992/2019 (NOISECD047D). Made in Austria.
Tracklist:
1. Winter Martyrium 5:43
2. Renewal 4:35
3. Reflection 6:15
4. Brainseed 3:17
5. Karmic Wheel 6:05
6. Realitätskontrolle 1:22
7. Zero To None 3:11
8. Europe After The Rain 3:18
9. Depression Unrest 5:05
Bonus Tracks:
10. Winter Martyrium (Rare Version; Live) 6:13
11. Trauma 5:12
12. Europe After The Rain (Remix) 3:14
Total playing time: 53:30 min.
KREATOR “Renewal” /Digipack CD/
First re-release of the sixth full-length studio album by legendary German Industrial/Hardcore/Thrash Metal band. Set ablaze two years after its predecessor, “Renewal” took point as the face of Kreator and their next chapters in their career. Recorded at Morrisound Studios, Tampa, Flori..
DIscount -18%
€ 13.90 € 16.90
KREATOR "Hate Über Alles" /Acryl Magnet/
- Product Code: K-HUA-ACRYLMAGNET
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€ 0.90
- Price in bonus-scraps: 9
64mm x 64mm
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