Cirith Ungol Live

A DVD is coming.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3hNxo-a5iNI&feature=player_embedded#!

Nice! Too bad it's not a CD instead of a DVD. Who has time to sit around and watch concert DVDs?

ultmetal wrote:

Nice! Too bad it's not a CD instead of a DVD. Who has time to sit around and watch concert DVDs?

I do, I watch DVDS quite abit nothing wrong with that!

Wargod

No. Nothing wrong with it. I just don't have time to watch 'em.

Ult,

It's a 2 CD / 1 DVD set. http://www.indiemerch.com/metalbladerecords/item/13009

Looks like they are re-releasing Servants of Chaos and including the DVD with that. I already have SOC but I'll still get this for the DVD. Cirith Ungol have a sound that is completely their own.

Witchfinder wrote:

Ult,

It's a 2 CD / 1 DVD set. http://www.indiemerch.com/metalbladerecords/item/13009

Looks like they are re-releasing Servants of Chaos and including the DVD with that. I already have SOC but I'll still get this for the DVD. Cirith Ungol have a sound that is completely their own.

VERY VERY cool ! Will get this! I listened to the download of that Servants comp quite a few times
It is just one of those items I'm behind on buying.
Frost & Fire is one of my fave LP's of all time, and no longer have that, or any Cirith on cd/dvd, legal or bootleg.

Will this dvd will old/80s footage?If so ill get it if i can find it.

This band is still missing from my collection.

Maybe i should start consider adding them.

I've developped a certain taste for dvds during the last couple of years. Although i barely have any time to watch them, they kind of make up for not being able to attend the concerts.

Can anyone answer my above question please?

Cool! Just getting into these guys over the last few years, and their sound is certainly unique. Will look for this one for sure!

speed101 wrote:

Can anyone answer my above question please?

I believe it's 80's footage.

Thank u Witchfinder.

ultmetal wrote:

No. Nothing wrong with it. I just don't have time to watch 'em.

Invite a friend or 2 over, bring pizza and beer and the time will come to you.

Didn't know where to put this, so...



I just started watching Richard Pryor: Live on the Sunset Strip on Netflix, and I noticed this during the opening montage. Never heard of Stormer and Romeo (no mention of them on Metal Archives), but I thought it was kinda neat.

Stormer was the band Tim Gaines on Stryper fame used to be in begore he joined Stryper. Thry only released a 7" single, or a demo, I think.

Romeo were made up of exiles from London and Dante Fox.

Nice.

Awesome! Cirith Ungol has been a curiosity to me since I was a kid and a friend gave me a cassette copy of One Foot In Hell. I'll definitely check this out.

Got my copy of Servants of Chaos 2 CD/DVD set. Popped in the DVD.  The concert is from 1984.  It is very cool to see these guys live as they were back in the day. The video footage is "amateur" and grainy but very watchable.  It even zooms in on band members (nothing really close up, though). The singer has a different speaking voice than I imagined.  He almost sounds like he's from Texas.

Stormer was hugely popular in the early 80's. Many thought they would be one of the next big bands. Bands like Motley Crue, Ratt, Dokken, Quiet Riot/DuBrow, etc. were opening for them.

Hey, ultmetal, check your private messages.