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| Friday, December 12, 2003 - Armored Saint DVD news | Armored Saint have completed work on their new DVD, "Armored Saint Magazine: Lessons Not Well Learned", tentatively scheduled for a late spring release.
Directed by bassist Joey Vera, the DVD will include a one-hour feature, which contains 12 live bootleg videos ranging from the "Symbol of Salvation" tours (1991) through the "Nod to the Old School" tours (2002). Done in a fictional eMagazine style, the feature takes you through several chapters of music mixed with off and onstage silly antics. All brought to you by a host simply named "Gahnzo".
Also completed and included in "Armored Saint Magazine: Lessons Not Well Learned", is a music video for the song "Symbol of Salvation", which includes several different live performances of the band from 1991-2002 as well as never-before-seen footage from the recording studio during the 1990-91 "Symbol" sessions.
There will be several other bonus features, which will be dislosed in January. Until then, here is the track listing for "Armored Saint Magazine: Lessons Not Well Learned":
01. Pay Dirt
02. Warzone
03. The Truth Always Hurts
04. After Me, The Flood
05. Take a Turn
06. Symbol of Salvation
07. Tainted Past
08. Creepy Feelings
09. Another Day
10. For the Sake
11. Tension
12. Tribal Dance |
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