What is Slayer doing for fans this Halloween with their DVD?

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What is Slayer doing for fans this Halloween with their DVD?

HALLOWEEN TREAT ON MySPACE FOR SLAYER FANS

The live video clip for Slayer's 2007 Grammy-winning track, "Eyes Of The

Insane," from the "Unholy Alliance Tour DVD," will be LIVE on MySpace TV

beginning TOMORROW, Wednesday, October 31 - HALLOWEEN - at 12MIDNIGHT

PT/3:00AM ET.

You can watch it here:

http://myspacetv.com/index.cfm?fuseaction=vids.individual&videoid=211133

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The "Unholy Alliance Tour DVD" is in stores TODAY, October 30.  The

90-minute program features this year's Unholy Alliance Tour line up,

which was hailed as "the heaviest, darkest metal tour of the summer, if

not the year" - Slayer, the undisputed kings of speed metal/thrash, and

the "future of heavy metal contenders" - Lamb of God, Mastodon, Children

of Bodom and Thine Eyes Bleed.

The "Unholy Alliance Tour" DVD/CD was shot at Vancouver's General Motors

Place on July 13, 2006, was directed by Adam Rothlein (Speedway Films),

and boasts performance footage plus bonus material to include backstage,

behind-the-scenes and one-on-one interviews, many of which were

conducted by the Unholy Alliance artists themselves.

Slayer's "Eyes of the Insane," which took home a Grammy Award this year,

is included on the DVD.    Other selections on the DVD include Lamb of

God's "Vigil," Mastodon's "Blood & Thunder," "Capillarian Crest," and

"Crystal Skull," Children of Bodom's "Angels Don't Kill" and "In Your

Face," and Slayer's "Angel of Death," "Dead Skin Mask," "South of

Heaven," and "Antichrist," among many others.

The Unholy Alliance Tour:  Preaching To The Perverted garnered terrific

press last summer - "It's so metal, it HURTS - KKKKK (Kerrang!), "Effin'

brutal!" (OC Weekly), "...stomps, rages and screams..." (Los Angeles

Times, "...a show no metalhead should miss..." (Harder Beat), and

"...the alliance itself proved mighty" (Worcester Telegram & Gazette).

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