SYNOPSIS:Initially released as a 2DVD set, Doom Troopin’ Live contains footage from two different shows Zakk Wylde and his Black Label Society staged during their 2005 tour of Europe to promote the Mafia album. The Paris show has a total of 16 songs while the London show has 4.
 
The Paris show begins with a wild guitar solo by Zakk that immediately makes it clear why he is regarded by many as one of the greatest rock guitarists around. Next are "Stoned and Drunk" and "Destruction Overdrive" from Blessed Hellride, two very intense songs, that quickly get the crowd in a mood.
 
"Been A Long Time" is the first song in the show from the Mafia album. It is a great song that proves that back in the days Zakk was paying close attention to Ozzy Osbourne’s tricks while he was his right hand guitar man - his voice can easily be mistaken for Ozzy’s. Somewhat ironically, next is a short but very good "Iron Man" interlude.
 
"Funeral Bell" has some of that industrial flavor Rob Zombie’s early albums introduced. The rhythm is great and Zakk’s solos very intense. Immediately after it is "Suffering Overdue", which has some great bass riffs.
 
CAST AND CREW:
 
Nick Catanese: Guitar & Vocals
James Lomenzo: Bass & Vocals
Craig Nunenmacher: Drums
Zakk Wylde: Himself
 
DIRECTORS: Nik Jamgocyan, Eric Zimmerman
 
Black Label Society: Doom Troopin’ Live – The European Invasion arrives on Blu-ray courtesy of Eagle Rock Entertainment.
 
Source...........: BD50 Retail
Distributor......: Invasion
BD Release Date..: 24 August 2010
Screen Format....: Widescreen 1.78:1
 
SETLIST:
Paris Chapter
 
01. Intro
02. Stoned and Drunk
03. Destruction Overdrive
04. Been A Long Time
05. Ironman Interlude
06. Funeral Bell
07. Suffering Overdue
08. In This River
09. Suicide Messiah
10. Demise of Sanity
11. Spread Your Wings
12. Solo Acoustic Jam
13. Spoke In The Wheel
14. Fire It Up
15. Stillborn
16. Genocide Junkies
 
London Chapter
 
1. Been A Long Time
2. Suicide Messiah
3. Stillborn Jam
4. Genocide Junkies