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I watched this movie on Halloween 2004 after a night of bar hoping and party's. When the night was winding down at my buddies place with a small group of friends old and new a few started arguing over what DVD to put on. I did not understand why we usually would watch and listen and sing along to Alice in Chains Mtv Unplugged (another favorite pick of mine).I knew of Godsmack but did not think they were that special, but Changes got put in and after some minor complications with the remote control missing and figuring out how to do it manually they put on the most amazing part of the DVD truly the greatest thing I have ever seen done with drums. It was so good we watched it again a second time I got goosebumps. Why is it so great cause just when you think it's over it keeps on going and keeps getting better I wish I could have one of those drum sticks! Batalla De Los Tambores is the seen and the rest of the DVD ain't that bad either for drummer fans a must see a must own!!

This is the best Music/Documentary DVD I have ever seen (and I've seen a few). The behind the scenes stuff was great, and it was done by the same guy who directed The Boys In Brazil DVD "RUSH in Rio" Andrew MacNaughtan. You can watch this new 2004 Godsmack CHANGES DVD either with interviews intermixed with songs, or just the songs straight through. There is also an extensive photo gallery. Filmed in Pennsylvania, the Battle Of The Drums is the best, where Shannon and Sully face off with full drumsets rotating and dualing on two circular drum risers. I saw these boys from Haverhill, Massachusetts (where I used to live) both nights in March 2004 at the Forum in Los Angeles; "The Godsmack FACELESS tour" and the drum solos seem even better on the DVD, if you can believe that! This DVD has a lot more than drums, like hot chicks, inside lingo, farting drum tracks, pleasure positions on the daily sheets, meditating, and more. Listen, if you feel like getting smacked, you like pioneers on the cutting edge of Hard Rock, or like seeing and hearing two of the most powerful drummers in rock battle it out in Pennsylvania, this DVD will be the best $17.99 you ever spent.