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There are only 11 tracks in the Introduction To Destruction DVD, while the Astoria show had a total of 20 songs or something.
Gebirgskuchen posted the missing songs some time ago, but does anyone know how they fit into the setlist?
I mean, what's the right order for all the songs?

Well, yeah, i dunno the right order but yeah, i know there were like 5 missing songs that were posted here by teh G man some time ago.

Its late now and i gotta go to my shitty work tomorrow (i'm working to buy a new guitar) but tomorrow i think i'll check out the whole DVD to see where the footage flows and while it changes or skips , so we could kinda see where those parts belong.

I don't get why they haven't included the whole show on the DVD... especially since they released the missing songs, or did they? from where the G man even got those missing songs?
I mean, i know bands do that alot, not including the whole setlist on DVD (Megadeth did it with their latest Buenos Aires live DVD) but then the band's try to kinda keep it quiet there are missing songs so fans won't think they are missing something. I wonder they haven't included it on the DVD and still released it somewhere.

Hmm, does anyone have url to these missing songs what g'man uploaded? =/
And yeh that sounds bit weird that they weren't on the dvd

01. Motivation
02. Raining Blood (Slayer) (only played little part)
03. Nothing On My Back
04. Tables Have Turned / THT
05. Never Wake Up
06. Makes No Difference
07. Summer
08. Rhythms
09. In Too Deep
10. The Trooper (Iron Maiden)
11. All She's Got (with Drum Solo in middle of song)
12. Handle This
13. Machine Gun
14. Crazy Amanda Bunkface
15. Dave's Possessed Hair/It's What We're All About (someone else on drums)
16. Another Time Around
17. Fat Lip
18. What I Believe
19. Grab the Devil by the Horns and Fuck Him Up the Ass
20. Pain for Pleasure

^ that drum solo would be 32 Ways To Die.

Thanks for the list! Still, Second Chance For Maxheadroom is missing.

^Yeah, they played that too. I think I mistook it with Summer but I'm not sure.
EDIT: nvm, mistook it for Another Time Around. (It was listed as Another Time Around on vid.)

01. Motivation
02. Raining Blood (Slayer) (only played little part)
03. Nothing On My Back
04. Tables Have Turned / THT
05. Never Wake Up
06. Makes No Difference
07. Summer
08. Rhythms
09. In Too Deep
10. The Trooper (Iron Maiden)
11. All She's Got (with Drum Solo in middle of song)
12. Handle This
13. Machine Gun
14. Crazy Amanda Bunkface
15. Dave's Possessed Hair/It's What We're All About (someone else on drums)
16. Second Chance for Max Headroom
17. Fat Lip
18. What I Believe
19. Grab the Devil by the Horns and Fuck Him Up the Ass
20. Pain for Pleasure

Ansem wrote: 15. Dave's Possessed Hair/It's What We're All About (someone else on drums)

that was probally Tommy Lee...

No, it actually didn't look like him, it looked like a guy with a wig if i remember right.

are you sure they played Dave's Possessed Hair? I thought it was just what we're all about. unless you're just calling it that since it's the half hour of power version?



and how did you find out the order anyway? it's for the most part what I guessed, which is cool

Hentaiman wrote:No, it actually didn't look like him, it looked like a guy with a wig if i remember right.

Maybe he didn't look like him, but Deryck introduced him as "Everyone, say hello to Tommy Lee on drums".

TomiT14 wrote:

Hentaiman wrote:No, it actually didn't look like him, it looked like a guy with a wig if i remember right.

Maybe he didn't look like him, but Deryck introduced him as "Everyone, say hello to Tommy Lee on drums".

I know , he always does that but its almost never really Tommy Lee lol!
In the Astoria show it was 100% not Tommy Lee, since its also just when the sums got their big break, i dont think they even knew Tommy Lee then.
I know he drummed for them on the MTV special (where they covered Motley Crue's Shout at the Devil and Judas priest's You've got another thing comin') and at some shows in 2003 at the DTLI tour. He's even seen in Road to ruin.

in the dvd dyreck says they have an album comein out thats out in the us but not uk yet

(half hour of power)

maybe they dident want all of the songs from that album on the dvd

so people would buy half hour or power when it was out and heer something new

But how could it been new, if at the time AKNF was already released?

HHOP was released after AKNF in the UK, i can't remember when exactly but i think it was around the time they released What we're all about as the sticker on the front of hhop says it features the original version.

so that means around in 2002? cuz the Astoria show is like from September 2001