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Doomsday: Back and Forth, Vol. 5:
Live in DresdenLive album by Skinny Puppy Released August 21, 2001 Recorded August 20, 2000
Dresden, GermanyGenre Industrial Label Nettwerk Skinny Puppy chronology B-Sides Collect
(1999)Doomsday: Back and Forth, Vol. 5: Live in Dresden
(2001)Puppy Gristle
(2002)Professional ratings Review scores Source Rating Allmusic [1]
Doomsday: Back and Forth, Vol. 5: Live in Dresden is a live CD from the band, Skinny Puppy. The album was recorded at an August 20, 2000 performance at the Doomsday Festival in Dresden, Germany. This performance marked the reunion of former bandmates, cEvin Key and Nivek Ogre. It was the first Skinny Puppy concert since 1992, first in Europe since 1988, and first ever in the former East Germany. Skinny Puppy resumed touring in 2004 with The Greater Wrong of the Right Tour.
Contents
Track listing
No. Title Length 1. "Deep Down Trauma Hounds" (From Cleanse Fold and Manipulate) 4:46 2. "Love in Vein" (From Last Rights) 5:18 3. "Inquisition" (From Last Rights) 5:16 4. "Convulsion" (From Too Dark Park) 3:07 5. "Worlock" (From Rabies) 5:13 6. "Grave Wisdom" (From Too Dark Park) 3:45 7. "Killing Game" (From Last Rights) 3:51 8. "Social Deception" (From Bites) 2:58 9. "First Aid" (From Cleanse Fold and Manipulate) 5:51 10. "Testure" (From VIVIsectVI) 5:07 11. "Dig It" (From Mind: The Perpetual Intercourse) 6:18 12. "Tin Omen" (From Rabies) 4:39 13. "Harsh Stone White" (From VIVIsectVI) 4:29 14. "The Choke" (From Bites) 7:10 Original Performance
The CD is an edited version of the concert as four songs were omitted. The original concert setlist was as follows:
- Choralone *
- Deep Down Trauma Hounds
- Love in Vein
- Inquisition
- Hardset Head *
- Convulsion
- Worlock
- Grave Wisdom
- Killing Game
- Social Deception
- First Aid
- Testure
- Dig It
- Tin Omen
- Nature's Revenge *
- Harsh Stone White
- The Choke
- Smothered Hope *
* Denotes that this song was not included on the CD release.
"Hardset Head", which had never been performed live before, was to appear on the CD but was dropped at the eleventh hour due to copyright issues. It was available for download as an mp3 file on Nettwerk's website and later appeared on Back and Forth 6 in 2003.
DVD
The show was also recorded via DV video for a DVD release. Nettwerk, due to financial reasons, ultimately decided against the release.
Personnel
- cEvin Key – live drums
- Nivek Ogre – vocals
Backing tapes were used for the rest of the music.
Production
- Stefen Herwig - Doomsday live show production
- Mike Schorler & Sven Borges - Concert Promotion
- Greg Reely - Recording & sound engineer
- Ernst Tochtenhagen - Local stage management
- Graf Haufen - Video footage
- Christian Pbeck - Video production
- Udo Strass - Video Projection
- Alex Skull - Backline
- Ellen Döhring - Additional backline
- Marcus Scriba & Loki - Ogre doubles
- Thomas Schöttler - Device coordination
- Gunter Wessling - Device construction
- Thomas Kuntz - Animatronic puppet creation
References
Skinny Puppy cEvin Key • Nivek Ogre • Mark Walk
Dwayne Goettel • Dave "Rave" Ogilvie • Bill LeebAlbums Bites • Mind: The Perpetual Intercourse • Cleanse Fold and Manipulate • VIVIsectVI • Rabies • Too Dark Park • Last Rights • The Process • The Greater Wrong of the Right • Mythmaker • HanDoverEPs Collections Bites and Remission • Remission & Bites • Twelve Inch Anthology • Back and Forth Series 2 • Brap: Back and Forth Series 3 & 4 • Remix dystemper • The Singles Collect • B-Sides Collect • Back and Forth Series 6 • Back and Forth Series 7Singles "Dig It" • "Chainsaw" • "Stairs and Flowers" • "Addiction" • "Censor" • "Testure" • "Tin Omen" • "Worlock" • "Tormentor" • "Spasmolytic" • "Inquisition" • "Candle" (promo) • "Track 10" (limited) • "Politikil" (promo)Live albums Videos Side projects Related articles Categories:- Albums with cover art by Dave McKean
- 2001 live albums
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- Live video albums
- Nettwerk Records live albums
- Nettwerk Records video albums
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