2/5 Disappointment
  by David J. Skillington
Before this dvd came out, it said that there was going to be a full live show, all of their videos and a ton of bonus footage spanning their whole 15 years as a band. While the bonus footage and interviews were well done, there are no videos in sight. The setlist was so short and the last song listed on the back of the case is not on the dvd. The All Night Lights was played for close to 5 seconds, then it cuts to the studio track and shows abunch of fans while it says the band member's names... just like in the beginning. Since this is my fav. 36 song, I was really looking forward to it. I dont understand why they would have paid to have it filmed and the sound taken off the soundboard and mastered, and not use it. It makes no sense. This product just seemed rushed and poorly put together.

3/5 First DVD, good effort
  by A. Arsenault
So I bought this dvd today, I am a huge 36 fan and I have been waiting for this dvd since it got announced to be released a few months ago. Bought it and expected so much more, since this band has dropped 5 albums and has been around for 15 years. The content on the dvd is a single snow featuring 9 songs, the back of the dvd lists 10 but that not true, "The All Nights Lights" which is the last song listed is not the actual live performance, it starts off as a live song, then cuts into the studio version and displays a 360 camera view of a bunch of fans then starts announcing the band members/credits then the music fades and it shows the band playing beer pong. I understand the fans want to see the band doing other things other then the live show on a dvd but when you cut away from the show that is listed I believe it is wrong, the track list is misleading. I felt as though I was slightly ripped off cause I paid for something and didn't get the full product that was being promised. so to sum it up, this is a single show with 9 songs with a small amount of interviews and band history, like what was mentioned in the prior review to mine, this basically is like a bonus dvd you would find along with a cd. If you are a fan of 36 Crazyfists, you will enjoy this dvd, just don't expect lot, the dvd only spans 78 minutes, and there are no specials features, only one selection from the menu. Overall, I say it is a decent effort for their first dvd.

5/5 Hell Of A Way To Celebrate 15 Years As A Band
  by Michael (FL United States)
8 years after forming, 36 Crazyfists released their major label debut Bitterness The Star through Roadrunner Records (now they're on Ferret). 7 years and 3 more albums later, things haven't slowed down one bit. I still can't believe these guys have been playing for 15 years. Just seems like yesterday I was exposed to that first album back in '02. Hard work pays off well. Anyway, the dvd is nothing to get really excited about. It's pretty barebones, almost like a bonus dvd that comes with a cd. What you're treated to is a concert movie filmed by Todd Bell (Roadrunner United, Chimaira's Dehumanizing Process). It's kinda like Lamb Of God's Killadelphia: after 1-2 songs, it cuts to documentary footage, and it repeats. While it doesn't provide career-spanning footage for anybody wanting to know the band's history, you get a fly-on-the-wall/through-the-band's-eyes look behind the scenes mixed with some old footage. As for the concert footage: you get a good view at the band's high energy stage show. One thing that almost turned me off about the band's live performance is when watching live videos on the internet, I noticed that most of the time they were playing the songs faster than how they did when they recorded them on the albums, and it annoyed me somewhat before, but not so much now. But, when I say high energy, I mean it. The film runs a little over an hour, and as I said before, it's pretty barebones. You get a full length concert film, and that's it. Would have been cool to have some extras like music videos and other things, but I got this for $10, so I can't complain.