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Kreator: Dying Alive
The DVD/Blu Ray features the band's sold out homecoming show in Oberhausen, Germany on December 22, 2012 after an extensive 45 days European tour in support of their highly successful album »Phantom Antichrist«. The packed and sweat driven show was filmed by 24 cameras as well as guitar and even mosh pit cams.
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Plot Summary
Dying Alive is a comprehensive documentary chronicling the iconic thrash metal band Kreator's journey through their formative years and ascent to global recognition. It delves into the band's relentless touring, recording sessions, and the challenges they've overcome to maintain their influential status in the music scene. The film offers an intimate look at the band members' lives, their creative process, and their enduring passion for heavy metal.
Critical Reception
As a documentary focused on a specific band, Dying Alive received positive attention primarily from metal music publications and fans. Critics lauded its in-depth look at Kreator's history and their dedication to their craft. Audiences appreciated the access granted to the band and the comprehensive overview of their career.
What Reviewers Say
Praised for its extensive coverage of Kreator's extensive touring and recording history.
Commended for providing an intimate glimpse into the lives and motivations of the band members.
Appreciated by fans for its authentic portrayal of the thrash metal scene and the band's enduring legacy.
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Fun Fact
The documentary title 'Dying Alive' is also the name of a live album and DVD released by Kreator in 2010, which documented their 'Hordes of Chaos' tour.
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