Live Kreation (Bonus DVD) [Enhanced] [Live]

Live Kreation (Bonus DVD) [Enhanced] [Live]

Track Listings
Disc: 1

1. Patriarch

2. Violent Revolution

3. Reconquering the Throne

4. Extreme Aggression

5. People of the Lie

6. All of the Same Blood

See all 13 tracks on this disc

Disc: 2

1. Lost

2. Coma of Souls

3. Second Awakening

4. Terrorzone

5. Betrayer

6. Leave This World Behind

See all 11 tracks on this disc

Disc: 3

1. Patriarch [Concert Film]

2. Violent Revolution [Concert Film]

3. Reconquering the Throne [Concert Film]

4. Extreme Aggression [Concert Film]

5. People of the Lie [Concert Film]

6. Lost [Concert Film]

See all 20 tracks on this disc

Tracks:

The Patriarch
Violent Revolution
Reconquering The Throne
Extreme Aggression
People Of The Lie
All Of The Same Blood
Phobia
Pleasure To Kill
Renewal
Servant In Heaven - King In Hell
Black Sunrise
Terrible Certainty
Riot Of Violence

Tracks:

Lost
Coma Of Souls
Second Awakening
Terrorzone
Betrayer
Leave This World Behind
Under The Guillotine
Awakening The Gods
Golden Age
Flag Of Hate
Tormentor

Album Description

The first ever live release in the German thrash metal band's long history. The set list, 24 tracks, is a best of selection, packaged in a slipcase. Steamhammer.

Customer Reviews:

Kreator rulez!!.......2007-06-10

Can't get enough of this band. This is good old thrash at its best.

Kreator rules live, forget about Slipknot!!.......2006-01-27

Kreator is the second greatest thrash band ever (next to Slayer) because they stick to their thrash roots even to this day, and they kick ass live!! This live compilation contains songs from "Endless Pain" to "Violent Revolution ("Enemy of God" wasn't made when this was released)." Everyone says Slipknot is a great live act, bulls***, Mille Petroza mutilates Corey Taylor and the rest of those clowns with his pinky!! Okay, enough of that, you get 24 songs of pure live German thrash, you'll bang your head for hours!!

Here's the song scores:

The Patriarch: 8/10
Violent Revolution: 10/10
Reconquering the Throne: 20/10
Extreme Aggression: 10/10
People of the Lie: 10/10
All of the Same Blood: 100/10
Phobia: 40/10
Pleasure to Kill: 100/10
Renewal: 10/10
Servant in Heaven-King in Hell: 100/10
Black Sunrise: 10/10
Terrible Certainty: 10/10
Riot of Violence: 8/10
Lost: 8/10
Coma of Souls: 10/10
Second Awakening: 10/10
Terrorzone: 40/10
Betrayer: 20/10
Leave this World Behind: 10/10
Under the Guillotine: 100/10
Awakening of the Gods: 100/10
Golden Age: 8/10
Flag of Hate: 100/10
Tormentor: 10/10

As you can see by the very high scores, this is well worth your money. I recommend this highly to anyone who liked "Decade of Aggression" from Slayer as these both kick huge metal ass.

One of the best live CD's this decade!.......2005-10-06

Kreator, the long running, well known thrash band from
Germany, finally released a live CD, and well, they did an excellent job.

Not this bullcrap, mixed in the studio, Pro Tools. 300 overdubs crap, raw, unalduturated live metal.

I won't go into extensive detail track by track, but will give a brief synopsis track by track.

Disc 1 :

The Patriarch - Nice instrumental piece, perfect for an opener. 3.5/5

Violent Revolution - Great opening track, nothing fast, just a mid paced tempo thrasher with melody, and a 'violent' nice chorus. 4.5/5

Reconquering the Throne - Holy smokes, much better live than in the studio. 4/5

Extreme Aggressions - One of my all time favorites, fast and pissed off, the way Kreator should be. 5/5

People of the Lie - Their 'hit'..lol! Not bad, but never was my favorites. 3/5

All of the Same Blood - Awesome opening riffage, great tune. 4/5

Phobia - "Is there someone following you, someone following you??" Heavy song and one of the best on here! 5/5

Pleasure to Kill - Ancient stuff here, a classic, alot better than the original. 4/5

Black Sunrise - Okay tune, a bit slow, and melodic, but it's not too bad. 3.75/5

Renewal - I hated the original so bad, but the live version is alot better, especially the vocals. Gone is the "barking", and back is Millie's venemous growl. 4/5

Servant in Hell - King in Hell - Didnt like this too much, bored me to death. 2/5

Terrible Certanity - I love this tune, awesome lyrics. 5/5

Riot of Violence - Booooooooooooooooooo!!!!!!!!!!!!! Be better if Millie sang it, be alot better! Ventor...just drum will ya!!! 2/5

Disc 2:

Lost - Not familiar with this song at all, nice opening drums and riff though. 3/5

Coma of Souls - If this wouldn't have been on here, I would have never bought the CD. 5/5

Second Awakening - Again, another Violent Revolution tune I didn't like, not bad though. 3/5

Terror Zone - Who doesn't like this song. Awesome!!!!!!!!! 4/5

Betrayer - Too many words to describe. 5/5

Leave This World Behind - Should have been "leave this track behind". 2/5

Under the Guillotine - Oh baby, old school....yeah!!!!!!! 5/5

Awakening of the God - Butchered version got this a lower rating. 4/5

Golden Age - 1 Endorama song...just one?????????????????? I loved that CD, but oh well. I liked the studio version better, but this is okay live. 4/5

Flag of Hate - "It's time to raise the flag of ....HATE" 5/5

Tormentor - 5/5

Could have been better if Servant in Heaven-KIng in Hell was replaced by
Replicas of Life and Leave this World Behind with Toxic Trace, but we can't have it all.

Amazing DCD-must have for any METAL fan.......2004-11-24

You get to hear the german trash gods sound better than ever because of better production. They're playing on both cds sounds amazing, the crowds sound great, esp the koreans. The only negative is that perhaps a few songs could have been added, but that won't make me knock it down a star.

Well worth waiting all those 15 years for.......2003-10-02

Some people hate live albums. Frankly, they are wrong, and albums like this is why. With "Live Kreation", Germany's finest musical outfit have finally delivered the full-length live document we've been pining for since the "Out of the dark... into the light" EP from the late 1980ies. It's been roughly 15 years in coming, but it's been worth it.

Having seen Mille Petrozza and his crew live on several occasions, I knew they could hack it onstage, but I never expected them to sound this crisp and controlled. I mean that in a good way. For those of us that have followed these charming Ruhr Valley boys through the years, the transformation from the primal death/thrash dervishes of "Endless Pain" to the commissars of precision of "Endorama" and "Violent revolution" has been a heartening experience; Kreator proves that it is possible to get smarter without losing that angry spark. With their newfound control coupled with their old fire, they sound better than ever. Considering that they have always been up there with the very best, that's no mean feat.

The song selection should satisfy everyone, with its heady mix of old and new material; all the essential classics ("Flag of hate", "People of the Lie", "Riot of violence") are here, deftly mixed with new, strong material. I miss a few personal favorites like "Son of Evil", "Endorama", "Ripping corpse" and, especially, "Toxic trace", but this is a minor grievance, as is the shortened version of that old monster "Awakening of the gods". Indeed, in my state of ecstatic rapture, I am reduced to complain about the cheesy cover art to find anything wrong. That's how good "Live Kreation" is.