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Stone Sour: Live in Moscow
Originally released last August, Corey Taylor (Slipknot) leads Stone Sour with the best Hard Rock release of 2006 called Come What(ever) May. In June 2007 they re-release the disk with 6 bonus tracks and a DVD. This special edition package delivers most of what Stonesour stands for: intensity, drama, emotion, color, darkness, melodies, anger, honesty, and drive. Featuring hits like "Through Glass" and "Sillyworld," this package also includes six bonus tracks and DVD footage of a live performance in Moscow (Amazon.com)
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Plot Summary
This live concert film captures the acclaimed rock band Stone Sour performing to a massive, energetic crowd in Moscow. The performance showcases their raw power and stage presence, delivering a selection of their hit songs and fan favorites. It offers a high-octane viewing experience for fans of hard rock and heavy metal.
Critical Reception
As a live concert release, 'Stone Sour: Live in Moscow' was primarily reviewed by fans and music publications focusing on live performance. Generally, it was well-received for its energy and the band's tight musicianship, seen as a solid representation of Stone Sour's live capabilities during that era.
What Reviewers Say
Praised for its high energy and the band's powerful performance.
Seen as a strong representation of Stone Sour's live sound and stage presence.
Appreciated by fans for capturing a significant moment in the band's touring history.
Google audience: Information not available for this specific live release.
Fun Fact
This concert was recorded during Stone Sour's first ever visit to Russia, marking a significant milestone for the band's international touring.
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