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Roadrunner United's 'Pull Harder on the Strings of Your Martyr' now in HD

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Official press release:

We have opened the vault to bring to you for the first time on vinyl Roadrunner United The Concert (Live at the Nokia Theatre, New York, NY, 12/15/2005), featuring members of Slipknot, Anthrax, Trivium, Machine Head, Fear Factory, Sepultura, and more. Roadrunner United was a project organized by the heavy metal record label Roadrunner Records to celebrate its 25th anniversary. On December 15, 2005, in New York City. Roadrunner Records produced the metal concert to end all Metal Concerts: 39 musicians, representing 25 different Roadrunner bands, performed 25 songs from 19 different bands' repertoires. This unique and unprecedented aggregation of musicians was no jam session. Each song was studiously rehearsed and arranged, coming together with exuberant perfection, to produce a concert that can only be called legendary and iconic!

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Conceived as a follow-up to the Roadrunner United The All-Star Sessions, the label recruited the core team of musicians (Dino Cazares, Adam Duce, Paul Gray, Joey Jordison, Andreas Kisser, and Roy Mayorga) as the backbone of the performance. Sure enough, as they fine-tuned the songs and rehearsed them tirelessly, dozens of other musicians boarded the performance.

This 3-LP set represents the gathering of a community of musicians that spans the heavy metal history of the first 25 years of Roadrunner Records — from King Diamond to Slipknot and beyond. Those who were lucky enough to be there experienced a night they will never forget. For the first time as a live concert album, this 3-LP set on red, white, and black-colored vinyl is a chance to relive that special night again and again.

The concert will also be available digitally. It is also presented in HD for the first time ever. Pre-order here.

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anonymous 108 days ago

Cargo shorts are stoked

anonymous 108 days ago

2000s metalcore fav word … "martyr"

rick_tocchet 108 days ago

The video of it might be worth the watch.

anonymous 108 days ago

Need the Ripper Owens and Glen Benton stuff, that was rad.

anonymous 108 days ago

That was so f*cking terrible, and I actually like this song

anonymous 108 days ago

Pump harder in the depths of my farter

anonymous 108 days ago

Pull harder on the dong of your father

anonymous 108 days ago

Didn't know Heafy was already playing Razorbacks then.

anonymous 108 days ago

Iran wouldn't barter for hostages with Carter

anonymous 108 days ago

No cream of tartar in my grandma's larder

anonymous 108 days ago

Would your sister guard her incestuous ardor?

anonymous 107 days ago

Sounds fantastic iconic album and amazing concert I'm very glad they brought this back

anonymous 107 days ago

Roadrunner showcase... where was Turnstile?

anonymous 107 days ago

Pull my cock harder instead

anonymous 107 days ago

That was so meh, even Heafy's hairline was looking for the doors.

anonymous 107 days ago

Durr durdurr on the durrrrrr of yer durdurr

anonymous 107 days ago

Was there. Was rad.

anonymous 106 days ago

I am here to ride bike!




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