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M.O.L. (2002)

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CastDisturbed
Theatrical ReleaseJune 4, 2002
DVD ReleaseJune 4, 2002
Running Time150 minutes
MPAA RatingUnrated
UPC Code075993854824
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1 DVD, Warner Bros / Wea, Usually ships in 24 hours, Color, Dolby, DTS Surround Sound, DVD-Video, NTSC
Languages: English (Original Language - Dolby Digital 2.0 Stereo), German (Subtitled), English (Subtitled), French (Subtitled), Italian (Subtitled), Japanese (Subtitled), Portuguese (Subtitled), Spanish (Subtitled)
 

About M.O.L.

M.O.L., Disturbed's first DVD, features videos, live concert performances, interviews and behind-the-scenes footage not for the faint of heart. Also included are previously unreleased expanded versions of three videos. Track listings: Down with the Sickness * Voices * Stupify * Conflict * Fear * Droppin' Plates * Shout 2000. Product Description

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User Reviews

Average user review: 4.5 (16 reviews)

rating: 5 Quotethis dvd rulesQuote
this dvd goes behind disturbeds meaning of life tour that supported their "the sickness" album. it has great special features and the original demo song "perfect insanity" this dvd is a must have for disturbed fans! February 5, 2008

rating: 5 Quotehere are the bare-bones factsQuote
This is a DVD of Disturbed on their Meaning of Life tour. It's a making-of video of sorts, with behind-the-scenes footage of some of Disturbed's videos, live concert footage, and a look at the real Disturbed- the Disturbed that no one else sees.

videos: Stupify, Voices, Down with the Sickness
concert songs: Dropping Plates, The Game, Meaning of Life, Shout 2000, and the rest of the songs from The Sickness, minus those they already put the videos for

I am Disturbed. For life. June 8, 2007

rating: 5 QuoteIf you are a fan....BUY IT!!!!!....Quote
Well, I'm Argentinean, I'm not a big fan of the band, I'm actually 33 years old and this band is very new for me, but I have to say that this band is great, Fuzz's riffs are impressionant and the vocals are impressive....
I rated this DVD with 5 because they deserve it and I love all the videos and live presentations, It only have 3 video clips but it doesn't care because live presentations are excellente en besides they're in DTS, great sound and view....
If you're a fun you'll love it, if you aren't, it doesn't give a damn, but this DVD!!!.... July 3, 2006

rating: 5 QuoteIt was Well, Disturbing!Quote
i loved the DVD. it gives you a chance to see who the music comes from. it was hilarious, all the silliness that could come from four band members. i think they really opened up for it, showing us who they really are. the bonus features were great, and i loved the little extras they put in as well (look carefully and you'll find some surprises!) the music, the crowd the antics, it was all awesome! February 26, 2006

rating: 5 QuoteIf you like Disturbed, you'll love this DVDQuote
Disturbed have been quoted as saying they hope their music can be a tribute to Black Sabbath. As much as Sabbath was ground-breaking, I feel Disturbed has surpassed them. I love the energy of the music, the depth of the lyrics, the melodies (yes *melodies* in metal songs!). I feel Disturbed and a handful of other bands like Chevelle and Seether have succeeded in creating a new genre: melodic metal. After I listen to Disturbed, just about every other style of music seems limp, bland, and without energy. There are other bands with the intensity of Disturbed, but few have their diverse, intricate, catchy melodies.

This DVD has some live music (some even quite old... like when David had some hair!), but personally, I prefered the behind-the-scenes, backstage, between-gigs stuff. The guys are *real*... they don't have attitudes. When you see David Draiman in concert, you would expect that the commanding presence he portrays on stage would also be part of him in real life, but it isn't. He's very down-to-earth and personable, laying on some hotel bed, clutching a pillow, talking about life, the universe, and everything. There's a segment on each of the guys, where the other three talk about them. After watching this DVD I had two regrets... I felt it unfortunate that Fuzz had left the band, because at least on this DVD, they sure seemed to get along. The second regret was that I didn't know of the band back when they were playing small clubs around Chicago, because I would have gone to all their shows.

The bottom line for me on this DVD is that these are very talented, hard-working, happy guys, who are thrilled to be able to make a living at playing music. These are guys I would like to invite to my bar-b-ques. July 12, 2005

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