The DVD features eleven live videos from a performance at Gampel Open Air in Switzerland on 21 August 2004, which was part of their Dead Letters tour. All of the songs performed are taken from the Hell Of A Tester, Into and Dead Letters albums. The DVD contains also all seven music videos from Dead Letters, including the three different versions of "In the Shadows" .
The DVD also features bonus material, including behind the scenes footage and interviews, as well a hidden video clip. The hidden video can be accessed by going to the "Music videos" menu, selecting the second version of "In The Shadows", and then pressing the right arrow, causing The Rasmus' logo to appear on the right. Selecting this will play the video.
On 20 February 2007, Live Letters was released in the United States by the record label DRT Entertainment. There is no difference in content between this and the European release.
The DVD was produced by Baranga Film, who have also produced of the band's music videos from Dead Letters, including "In My Life", "In the Shadows" (European version) and "Funeral Song".
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