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Recorded at the Nashville stop on Demon Hunter's 2008 U.S. tour in support of STORM THE GATES OF HELL, this concert outing draws largely from that album by the Christian metalcore group. Highlights of the set include the pummeling "Lead Us Home" and the fierce "I Am You," with the latter track showcasing the more melodic side of the band.
Personnel: Ryan Clark (vocals); Patrick Judge, Don Clark (guitar); Jonathan Dunn (bass instrument); Yogi Watts (drums).
Audio Mixer: J.R. McNeely.
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