The stage presence of Grave Digger is phenomenal. Singer Chris Boltendahl constantly interacts with the crowd and is particularly amazing as he leads them on with the Grave Digger anniversary and always taunts with the next song. The crowd's energy is well matched with Grave Digger's stage presence. The crowd is chanting and screaming whenever silence appears before the next track in the set. The list itself is also incredible. Containing old and new fan favorites such as "The Last Supper," "Shoot Her Down," and "Excalibur," the set list couldn't really be any better for the hungry crowd. The performance is well produced and the sound is crystal clear. An awesome live album.

On the other hand, we have the DVD. The DVD is in no comparison with the live album for several reasons. One reason this DVD is weaker then the album is the beginning movie. Before the concert, there is useless footage of the band standing around in an airport, working out and interviews with almost no audio. When the concert finally starts, the band pulls together a very well done show. The only problem here is the camera work. Every now and then, the camera shows Boltendahl running in slo-motion, which is really cheesy. I also must say keyboard man Hans Peter Katzenburg sure looks cool with that reaper robe!

The concert is very well done and is most likely memorable for those lucky fans. The CD is awesome and DVD has it's moments, but the DVD really doesn't match the energy and power of the live album. Pretty good nonetheless.

Track listing:
1. Passion
2. The Last Supper
3. Desert Rose
4. The Grave Dancer
5. Shoot Her Down
6. The Reaper
7. Paradise
8. Excalibur
9. The House
10. Circle Of Witches
11. Valhalla
12. Son Of Evil
13. The Battle Of Bannockburn
14. The Curse Of Jacques