Shinedown: Somewhere in the Stratosphere
May 03 2011
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Somewhere In The Stratosphere Electric was filmed in Washington state on August 8th, 2010. The DVD includes a live set of wildly popular tracks off the band's platinum plus selling Sound Of Madness. Featuring the driving rock of "Diamond Eyes (Boom-Lay Boom-Lay Boom)", "Second Chance", "Save Me" and more the electric set of Somewhere In The Stratosphere provides a front and center look at the passion and energy that go into every Shinedown performance.
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Brent Smith
Vocals
Zach Myers
Guitar
Eric Bass
Bass Guitar
Barry Kerch
Drums
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