Living Sacrifice ‘In Finite Live’ DVD Due in December

by Ryan Minic | Nov 22, 2011

Living Sacrifice will release a DVD called In Finite Live on December 9th.

The outing includes a live performance from Pomona, California, behind-the-scenes footage from the making of the two music videos for The Infinite Order, as well as six more tracks from a live show in the group’s original hometown of Little Rock, Arkansas.

In Finite Live Track Listing:

Live at the Glasshouse:
01. Bloodwork
02. Imminent War
03. Death Machine
04. Local Vengeance Killing
05. Flatline
06. Rules of Engagement
07. In Christ
08. Symbiotic
09. Reborn Empowered
10. Reject

Live in Little Rock:
11. Nietzsche’s Madness
12. They Were One
13. Hand of the Dead
14. Symbiotic
15. Local Vengeance Killing
16. Bloodwork

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