Stratovarius: Infinite Visions (2000)

Stratovarius Infinite Visions review This is a 120 minute DVD by top Death-metal band Stratovarius, featuring live performance footage, every official promotional music video ever shot, up close and personal backstage footage, never-before-seen documentation of recording sessions and much more. Stratovarius Infinite Visions DVD Stratovarius are the continental kings of melodic heavy metal music. Stratovarius Infinite Visions movie One of Europe's most loved metal acts, the group finally arrives in America with this music video. Stratovarius Infinite Visions video A compilation which truly illustrates the first decade of their career, INFINITE VISIONS contains two hours worth of live performances, behind-the-scenes and backstage footage, plus all of their promotional videos. Stratovarius Infinite Visions film In total, the video serves as either a wonderful introduction or affirmation of fandom.
- Released
- 2000-11-20
- Genres
- Documentary, Music
- Runtime
- 120 min
- Status
- Released
- Directed / written by
- Jari Flinck
- TMDB rating
- 8.0/10 from 3 votes
Cast
- Timo Tolkki as Guitars
- Timo Kotipelto as Vocals
- Jens Johansson as Keyboard
- Jari Kainulainen as Bass guitar
- Jörg Michael as Drums
- Mika Karppinen as Drum Technician
- Mikko Karmila as Self / sound tecnichian of Stratovarius
- Jani Liimatainen as Self / Guitar of Sonata Arctica
- Marko Paasikoski as Self / Bass of Sonata Arctica
- Tommy Portimo as Self / Drummer of Sonata Arctica
- Luca Turilli as Self / Guitar of Rhapsody
- Alessandro Lotta as Self / Bass of Rhapsody
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