As the Stages Burn!

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As the Stages Burn!
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Released31 March 2017
Recorded6 August 2016
Venue Wacken Open Air (Schleswig-Holstein, Germany)
Genre Melodic death metal
Length137:05
Label Century Media
Producer
Arch Enemy chronology
Tyrants of the Rising Sun
(2008)
As the Stages Burn!
(2017)

As the Stages Burn! is a DVD and CD by Swedish melodic death metal band Arch Enemy. The band recorded their live performance at Wacken Open Air in Schleswig-Holstein, Germany, on 6 August 2016, amid the tour in support of the band's ninth album War Eternal . [1]

Contents

The running time of the concert is 1 hour and 10 minutes. The DVD also contains a short behind-the-scenes documentary about the band's experience at Wacken, some bonus tracks taken from the band's DVD War Eternal Tour: Tokyo Sacrifice and the six official music videos from War Eternal. [2]

Track listing

DVD edition
No.TitleLyricsMusicLength
1."Khaos Overture" (live at Wacken 2016) Angela Gossow 1:36
2."Yesterday Is Dead and Gone" (live at Wacken 2016)Gossow
  • M. Amott
  • C. Amott
  • D'Angelo
  • Erlandsson
4:48
3."War Eternal" (live at Wacken 2016)M. Amott
  • M. Amott
  • Nick Cordle
4:56
4."Ravenous" (live at Wacken 2016)
  • Gossow
  • M. Amott
  • M. Amott
  • C. Amott
4:20
5."Stolen Life" (live at Wacken 2016)M. AmottM. Amott3:05
6."My Apocalypse" (live at Wacken 2016)Gossow
  • M. Amott
  • C. Amott
  • Erlandsson
5:50
7."You Will Know My Name" (live at Wacken 2016)M. Amott
  • M. Amott
  • Cordle
4:25
8."Bloodstained Cross" (live at Wacken 2016)Gossow
  • M. Amott
  • C. Amott
  • D'Angelo
  • Erlandsson
5:22
9."Under Black Flags We March" (live at Wacken 2016)Gossow
  • M. Amott
  • C. Amott
  • D'Angelo
  • Erlandsson
5:15
10."As the Pages Burn" (live at Wacken 2016) Alissa White-Gluz M. Amott4:15
11."Dead Eyes See No Future" (live at Wacken 2016)
  • Gossow
  • M. Amott
  • M. Amott
  • C. Amott
4:47
12."Avalanche" (live at Wacken 2016)White-Gluz
  • M. Amott
  • Cordle
  • Erlandsson
4:56
13."No Gods, No Masters" (live at Wacken 2016)Gossow
  • M. Amott
  • C. Amott
  • D'Angelo
  • Erlandsson
4:35
14."We Will Rise" (live at Wacken 2016)M. Amott
  • M. Amott
  • C. Amott
4:55
15."Nemesis" (live at Wacken 2016)Gossow
  • M. Amott
  • C. Amott
  • Erlandsson
4:38
16."Fields of Desolation" (live at Wacken 2016) Instrumental
  • M. Amott
  • C. Amott
2:55
17."Outro" (live at Wacken 2016)Instrumental
  • M. Amott
  • C. Amott
2:02
18."Wacken 2016: Behind the Scenes"  6:47
19."Tempore Nihil Sanat" (live in Tokyo 2015)M. AmottM. Amott1:02
20."Never Forgive, Never Forget" (live in Tokyo 2015)M. Amott
  • M. Amott
  • Cordle
3:48
21."Bury Me an Angel" (live in Tokyo 2015)M. AmottM. Amott4:42
22."Taking Back My Soul" (live in Tokyo 2015)
  • Gossow
  • M. Amott
  • M. Amott
  • C. Amott
  • Erlandsson
4:59
23."Burning Angel" (live in Tokyo 2015)M. Amott
  • M. Amott
  • C. Amott
4:25
24."The Day You Died" (live in Tokyo 2015)
  • Gossow
  • M. Amott
  • M. Amott
  • Erlandsson
4:54
25."No More Regrets" (live in Tokyo 2015)White-Gluz
  • M. Amott
  • Cordle
4:33
26."Silverwing" (live in Tokyo 2015)M. Amott
  • M. Amott
  • C. Amott
5:31
27."War Eternal" (music video)M. Amott
  • M. Amott
  • Cordle
4:17
28."You Will Know My Name" (music video)M. Amott
  • M. Amott
  • Cordle
4:44
29."No More Regrets" (music video)White-Gluz
  • M. Amott
  • Cordle
4:10
30."Stolen Life" (2015 version)M. AmottM. Amott2:58
31."Stolen Life" (2016 version)M. AmottM. Amott2:58
32."Time Is Black" (music video)White-Gluz
  • M. Amott
  • Erlandsson
4:37
CD edition
No.TitleLyricsMusicLength
1."Khaos Overture" (live at Wacken 2016) Angela Gossow 1:36
2."Yesterday Is Dead and Gone" (live at Wacken 2016)Gossow
  • M. Amott
  • C. Amott
  • D'Angelo
  • Erlandsson
4:48
3."War Eternal" (live at Wacken 2016)M. Amott
  • M. Amott
  • Nick Cordle
4:56
4."Ravenous" (live at Wacken 2016)
  • Gossow
  • M. Amott
  • M. Amott
  • C. Amott
4:20
5."Stolen Life"M. AmottM. Amott3:05
6."My Apocalypse" (live at Wacken 2016)Gossow
  • M. Amott
  • C. Amott
  • Erlandsson
5:50
7."You Will Know My Name" (live at Wacken 2016)M. Amott
  • M. Amott
  • Cordle
4:25
8."Bloodstained Cross" (live at Wacken 2016)Gossow
  • M. Amott
  • C. Amott
  • D'Angelo
  • Erlandsson
5:22
9."Under Black Flags We March" (live at Wacken 2016)Gossow
  • M. Amott
  • C. Amott
  • D'Angelo
  • Erlandsson
5:15
10."As the Pages Burn" (live at Wacken 2016) Alissa White-Gluz M. Amott4:15
11."Dead Eyes See No Future" (live at Wacken 2016)
  • Gossow
  • M. Amott
  • M. Amott
  • C. Amott
4:47
12."Avalanche" (live at Wacken 2016)White-Gluz
  • M. Amott
  • Cordle
  • Erlandsson
4:56
13."No Gods, No Masters" (live at Wacken 2016)Gossow
  • M. Amott
  • C. Amott
  • D'Angelo
  • Erlandsson
4:35
14."We Will Rise" (live at Wacken 2016)M. Amott
  • M. Amott
  • C. Amott
4:55
15."Nemesis" (live at Wacken 2016)Gossow
  • M. Amott
  • C. Amott
  • Erlandsson
4:38
16."Fields of Desolation" (live at Wacken 2016)Instrumental
  • M. Amott
  • C. Amott
2:55

Charts

Chart performance for As the Stages Burn!
Chart (2017)Peak
position
Austrian Albums (Ö3 Austria) [3] 36
Belgian Albums (Ultratop Flanders) [4] 61
Belgian Albums (Ultratop Wallonia) [5] 46
Dutch Albums (Album Top 100) [6] 149
Finnish Albums (Suomen virallinen lista) [7] 48
French Albums (SNEP) [8] 129
German Albums (Offizielle Top 100) [9] 9
Swiss Albums (Schweizer Hitparade) [10] 45

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