|
|
News
| Tuesday, December 23, 2008 - Redemption DVD news | Redemption have issued the following update:
We received well over 100 entries for naming the DVD, and the winner is a three-way tie. Congratulations to Elia Anie, Josh Rundquist and Todd Wimer, all of whom suggested something very close to what we went with. Redemption's live DVD will be titled Frozen in the Moment: Live in Atlanta. It will be released on Inside Out and the release dates are:
Germany, Austria and Switzerland: February 27, 2009
Rest of Europe: March 2, 2009
North America: March 3, 2009
The track listing consists of: 'Threads', 'Bleed Me Dry', 'Nocturnal', 'Memory', 'The Suffocating Silence', 'Release', 'Fall On You', 'Sapphire', 'The Death Of Faith & Reason'.
In addition, there will be a 12 minute video and photo tour diary set to our unreleased instrumental from the DREAM THEATER songwriting contest that we wrote back in 2003 or so.
Lastly, there will be some funny outtakes which will be embarrassing to us and pretty damn funny to all of you.
We'll be hopefully making over this page in the next few days and including a video for one of the songs.
Congratulations to our three winners - we'll be contacting you to ensure you can get your autographed copy shortly after they are released. And thanks to everybody who participated -- there were a lot of great ideas from our fans!
More news to come regarding new music in 2009.
Happy holidays and thanks as always for your interest and support." |
RevelationZ Comments
|
|
|
|
Daily Spotlight
Whitesnake - Snakebite
 For all of those that believe Whitesnake began life with the Americanized "Slide It In" or *gasp* even worse....
Read full review
Retro Reviews
(Michael)
Deep Purple - Burn
 "Burn" is the first album introducing the Mark 3 line up with David Coverdale on vocals and Glenn Hughes on bass. The newcomers are doing an excellent job replacing Ian Gillan and Roger Glover. Even ....
Read full review
(Tommy)
Accept - Russian Roulette
 Well, what can I say about one of the first Heavy Metal albums I ever heard way back in the early nineties, the magic certainly hasn't faded one bit.
Accept has developed into one of my absolute favo....
Read full review
Archive
· Albums of the month
· Retro Reviews
|
|
|
