[quote name="uni777"]Cool! Thanks for sharing.
Don't get me wrong dude.. I do not dislike the idea of bonus stuff, but make it worthwile. Nowadays it is almost mandatory to include stuff like that on the ltd.ed. in the hope people buy it instead of downloading. Only so little is actually interesting.
You know what really disapointed me? Eric Partlow (the guitar tech from the Blessed DVD) knows everything about Trey's setup from back in the days. But there is absolutly no talk about this stuff. For instance, Trey blew up his stuff at the Dynamo festival. He actually bought new amplification in Holland for the rest of the tour (he told so in an interview).
Eric talked to a guitar mag for a setup of the stars type of deal back in 93 and in that interview is more info in two sentences than in his feature on the disc.
The whole thing was so easy... Punchy did the production. Karl from Nile recorded at Punchy's place (What the hell is this hard-on bearer doning on the DVD while Trey is missing..?. Elliot, the owner of Dean where David works get's some free advertising and quite conveiniently shows the new Michael Ammot Signature guitar next to him.. It is all so cheap and something i would have never expected from am band who's integrety with the stuff they released was so high.
In the case of MA it is most probably Earache cheaply cashing in on old stuff. First the remasters with extended booklets... Then the CD/DVD versions. Formula's on vinyl. (How the fuck can you leave out the invocation on the sleeve of that release...? It is basicly the red line through all the songs on that release.) They licenced the Covenant LP to painkiller i believe. I wonder if they are able to do any CD rereleases of C and D as they were signed to Giant in the US at the time...
Sorry to steal your thread like this but i wanted to explain a little more where i was coming from with my remarks.
Again thanks for sharing!

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Well I went to the Nile forum to find some answers but this is what I got from Punchy before the mod Hoff closed the topic:
Why is Karl on the Blessed DVD?
Because he is. Therefore he is.
Look, it is not uncommon for peers to comment on each others documentaries. I was in town collecting pre-production footage for "Making things that Gods Detest" and asked Karl and Dallas to comment on "Blessed". (Anyone with an eye for continuity will notice the similarities in the shots) They just had several comments that were pertinent to the subject matter and they said it with such eloquence that it had to be included. Besides...it was a nice crossover piece...like when Spider Man would show up in an X-Men issue....or when Laverne and Shirley did guest spots on Happy Days.
Also, it is important to note Karl's long history with Morbid Angel that dates back to before Morbid was even signed! Dallas also has been friends with the band since 1998. We are all one big happy-ass family!
As the "film maker" for "Tales of the Sick" I wanted to show how Morbid's record and tour for "Blessed" transcended conventional thinking for the day and the "Essential Salt" (if you will) was its innovation.
I only wanted to talk to/show people that were producers or products of its genius.
Now...I hope that helps you in your quest for truth!
Or have I opened more cans of worms?