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Skillet - Alien Youth, The Unplugged Invasion (Collectors Series)

Skillet - Alien Youth, The Unplugged Invasion (Collectors Series)

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Rating: 5 stars
Summary: An awesome DVD that introduces you to a new Christian band!
Review: I got this DVD free in the mail not knowing it was coming. So it just all of a sudden plopped into my hand. What's cool was that i just got my first surround sound system so I had a chance to test this out. It sounds awesome! The picture quality is alright, its a sight for sore eyes. The features are nice too. Skillet is a group that I recommend checking out. They are often said to sound like Marilyn Manson, I will agree, but only the sound. They also sound like Orgy, with the electronica sounds. Well anyway, get this DVD, then buy "Alien Youth" the album, because it is sure to rock!

Rating: 5 stars
Summary: An awesome DVD that introduces you to a new Christian band!
Review: Take one of Christian rock's hardest rockers and force them to play unplugged - a recipe for certain disaster in most cases. In this case, it's not a total failure though. Although Skillet could have done better than try to exactly copy their hard rocking songs on acoustic guitar, they do a good job. The only song that gets a real overhaul for the acoustic treatment is "You Are My Hope", and even that really stays pretty true to the original. Plus it seems like the guitars were miked rather than plugged through the system (thus the "unplugged" concept, I suppose) which means they sound rather thin at times. For the price though, it's a good deal. It's a shame they didn't just do a regular concert video because these guys can ROCK when everything's going. Maybe they can do it next time. Included on the DVD are a few pictures and the "Best Kept Secret" concept video.

Rating: 4 stars
Summary: An interesting idea
Review: Take one of Christian rock's hardest rockers and force them to play unplugged - a recipe for certain disaster in most cases. In this case, it's not a total failure though. Although Skillet could have done better than try to exactly copy their hard rocking songs on acoustic guitar, they do a good job. The only song that gets a real overhaul for the acoustic treatment is "You Are My Hope", and even that really stays pretty true to the original. Plus it seems like the guitars were miked rather than plugged through the system (thus the "unplugged" concept, I suppose) which means they sound rather thin at times. For the price though, it's a good deal. It's a shame they didn't just do a regular concert video because these guys can ROCK when everything's going. Maybe they can do it next time. Included on the DVD are a few pictures and the "Best Kept Secret" concept video.


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