U.D.O. - Steelhammer - Live from Moscow

May. 23,2014 NR

Rating：

6.2

Genre：

Music

Keywords：

Concert Heavy Metal

Trailer Synopsis Cast

1. Intro 2. Steelhammer 3. King Of Mean 4. Future Land 5. Cry Of A Nation 6. Trip To Nowhere 7. They Want War 8. Never Cross My Way 9. Stranger 10. Stay True 11. In The Darkness 12. Azrael 13. No Limits 14. Mean Machine 15. Burning Heat 16. Metal Machine 17. Devil's Bite 18. Go Back To Hell 19. Timebomb 20. Holy 21. Metal Heart Russia has a special meaning for Udo Dirkschneider and his band U.D.O.. They were one of the very first international artists to tour the huge country of Russia - and their fans are still very thankful until this day. So recording a LIVE DVD to highlight the “Steelhammer” tour was an opportunity the band didn’t want to miss. "Steelhammer - Live from Moscow" was recorded on September 28th, 2013 in the "Arena Hall" in Moscow

Udo Dirkschneider as Himself - Vocals

Fitty Wienhold as Himself - Bass

Andrey Smirnov as Himself - Guitar

Kasperi Heikkinen as Himself - Guitar

Francesco Jovino as Himself - Drums

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