Film Lamb Vf

1 - Memento Mori (Live) 5:51 2 - Checkmate (Live) 4:39 3 - Gears (Live) 3:57 4 - Reality Bath (Live) 4:48 5 - New Colossal Hate (Live) 4:38 6 - Resurrection Man (Live) 5:20 7 - Poison Dream (Live) 4:55 8 - Routes (Live) 2:56 9 - Bloodshot Eyes (Live) 4:21 10 - On The Hook (Live) 4:28 11 - Contractor (Live) 4:00 12 - Ruin (Live) 3:56 13 - The Death of Us (Live) 4:11 14 - 512 (Live) 5:19 15 - Ghost Shaped People (Bonus) 4:05 16 - Hyperthermic / Accelerate (Bonus) 4:04

Walk with Me in Hell, Now You've Got Something to Die For, Still Echoes, 512, Ghost Walking, Ruin (Dedicated to Dave Brokie "Oderus Urungus), Hourglass, Vigil, Laid to Rest, Redneck

Lamb of God at Boeretang, Dessel, Belgium Desolation Ghost Walking Walk with Me in Hell Set to Fail Now You've Got Something to Die For Ruin Hourglass The Undertow Contractor Laid to Rest Redneck Black Label

Massey Hall, Toronto, Ontario 20th April 1980

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Cinematic piecing of band Sprain's final live performance, showcasing their second and last album 'The Lamb As Effigy', held at the Moroccan Lounge in LA.

Lamb of God (Dievo Avinėlis) is an opera-ballet set in rural Lithuania in the aftermath of war. It depicts the atmosphere of unease, fear and uncertainty about the future as a village cobbler tries to stick to the straight and narrow path of honesty. Composed by Feliksas Bajoras in 1982, Lamb of God is based on an eponymous novel by Rimantas Šavelis. 11 March 1990, the Republic of Lithuania was re-established as an independent state, the first Soviet Republic to leave Moscow and leading other states to do so. With a subject that treats the resistance of people in post-war Lithuania, the piece had to wait nearly four decades for its premiere.

A college student may or may not be the second coming of Christ.

Shot in winter in a difficult-to-reach mountainous region in north-western Iran, the film depicts the lives of nomadic shepherds who are believed to be descendants of the ancient Kadusian people. Mehranfar focuses a family’s daily life, determined by the care of the animals.