Although it probably has the best set of the live DVDs, the picture is shoddy and the sound muddy. I really wouldn't recommend it.

Dodgy production and extras make for a shoddy DVD. Avoid this unless your a massive, massive fan.

Quite good fun, though its been an absolute age since I saw it. A bargain bin price too.

Another good offering. The live show sounds dubiously dubbed over, but the choice of songs is surprising and worth a watch. More great extras.

Fear Factory aren't the best of live bands, so its nice that their one DVD be comprised of a documentary with a few live tracks and videos sprinkled in for good measure. Rare bonus tracks are tosh tho

Great Load-era setlist and stage-in-middle-of-arena concept. Production is a tad dated here as well, but unlike Live $h!t, I wholly recommend this one.

Great show from their youth, closet atmosphere and some nice interviews.

Of infinite value to MDB fans, a great main feature live show with a pile of extra live stuff and some fun videos.

Let down by too few cameras and a bad mix, and DREADFUL "extras".

A superb Fragile-era setlist with a style of filming that you'll get used to eventually. Worth hunting down.

Great documentary featuring Noel on top form, as well as live performances for all tracks. Wholly comprehensive and genuinely interesting. If only they were all so good...

While some of the footage is terrible, the BBC rendition of Bullet In The Head is the best ever, and the sight of the entire Reading crowd bouncing in unison is unforgettable.