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ARCH ENEMY-TYRANTS OF THE RISING SUN,LIVE IN JAPAN
Genre:Melodic Death Metal
Year Released:2008
Set List:
Review:
This gig kicks off with the track "Blood on Your Hands" from
RotT (Rise of the Tyrants),which is now a ritual for AE to start a
gig with this track,sirens blaring and all.As expected as the
audience might get,nothing's better than a good 'ol headbangin'
session with a heavy track.Thereafter,it builds up to Ravenous
(from Wages of Sin),another fan favorite,and Taking Back My Soul
(Doomsday Machine).
The set is based mostly on RotT if you've noticed,with 5 songs
from this album.i'd rather AE to switch "The Day You Died" and
"Night Falls Fast" for other songs from WoS (Wages of Sin) and AoR
(Anthems of Rebellion),instead of trying to please the Jap crowd
with "Jap-movie-inspired songs" (for your information,the song "The
Day You Died" is inspired by some Anime show,which is made into a
movie as well).The Jap crowd was very enthusiastic,often singing
along to the solos,something we won't get to see for gigs taken
place in the Western countries.The Japs seem to be more interested
in the musicianship than the fancy stuff that bands do on stage.The
crowd was most ecstatic when Nemesis was being played,cheering
loudly than ever.This was one of the only moments that we get to
see moshing taking place.
Not going to go through the entire set,so moving on to the
musicianship...
As usual,the Amott brothers do not fail to deliver the crowd
some good solos,with individual solo sessions during intervals.They
delivered the songs well,almost exactly in sync with the studio
versions,but the harmonics were a bit off sometimes.
Angela is fucking crazy,which is nothing new,with her getting
the crowd to start chants of "hey" and showing off her trademark
headbanging.Her vocals did its job well,growling,screeching and
screaming with so much passion and accuracy.However,the flaw is
that sometimes it can be straining to the ears when you hear her
screeching into the microphone,especially when her voice sorta
cracks.
Sharlee (the bassist) was rockin' out,but the bassline isn't
that exactly creative and you can hardly hear the bass,except for
tracks like Dead Bury Their Dead.Blame Century Media for making the
focus more on Angela and the Amott brothers,nothing new,if you see
the recent albums.
Of course,i saved Daniel Erlandson for the last,as in my
opinion,he is the best performer for this gig.He never ceases to
get the beats right and gets the crowd crazy.The only flaw is that
the so-called drum solo wasn't that exactly inspiring.A great
performance otherwise.A bit of a biased opinion here,as yours truly
is interested more in drums. 
Overall,the sounds and the quality of the video has been
satisfactory,displayed in HD.
A recommendation for AE fans,and melodic death metal fans as
well.So slide this album into your dvd player and get ready for
some pure fucking metal. \m/
Rating: 85%
