Iced Earth -- Limassol, Cyprus -- August 19th, 2012

[Raivotar]

This is the show where they filmed their upcoming DVD:

01. Dystopia
02. Burning Times
03. Angels Holocaust
04. Slave to the Dark
05. V
06. When the Night Falls
07. I Died For You
Invasion (tape)
08. Motivation of Man
09. Setian Massacre
10. Stormrider
11. Pure Evil
12. Wolf
13. Dark City
14. End of Innocence
15. Dracula
16. Ten Thousand Strong
17. End of Innocence (they played it again due to sound issues. According to one guy who saw the setlist, it was supposed to be Anguish of Youth in this spot)
18. Anthem
19. Declaration Day
20. Days of Rage
21. Melancholy

Encore:

In Sacred Flames (tape)
22. Boiling Point
23. Damien
24. Watching Over Me
25. Dante's Inferno
26. Iced Earth

Encore 2:

27. The Hunter

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The DVD is supposed to be out in February/March 2013.

[Sanitarium78]

That's an awesome set. I wonder if Stu's voice was able to hold up well for the whole thing? It's not like the guy takes it easy with his vocals.

[makethemsuffer12]

Hot damn! That must've been an incredible show. Only the trilogy would've made it better.

[rjturtle9]

Such a long set, yet so many great songs missing...

[sarsip]

Originally Posted by rjturtle9

Such a long set, yet so many great songs missing...

I concur.

[ravenheart]

Goddamnit why couldn't they do this for the whole tour and have less shitty support bands no one cared about in the first place?

[300%_Density]

Only real problem I see (outside of being jealous of such a long set) is the lack of Glorious Burden. Has Stu done any other GB songs outside of Declaration Day? That's only thing that keeps this from being perfect to me.

[Raivotar]

No, he hasn't. Personally, I don't find it to be that strong of an album anyway. A few good songs, but that's it IMO. But then, I can't stand Tim Owens, so...

They also ignored Crucible completely except for a taped intro. I don't think Crucible is a strong album either, but one song would've been nice. Jon had said that all albums would be represented, but I figured he meant more equally. Guess not. Eh, whatever, three songs from Horror Show is nice.

[Sanitarium78]

Originally Posted by rjturtle9

Such a long set, yet so many great songs missing...

That really speaks to how strong their discography is. Nobody should complain about this set at all.

Originally Posted by ravenheart

Goddamnit why couldn't they do this for the whole tour and have less shitty support bands no one cared about in the first place?

I could say that for a good amount of tours i've seen over the last several years. Having multiple opening bands that nobody cares about doesn't add to the quality of the show, all it does it cut into the headliners set time.

I don't know about them playing this set for a whole tour though. We're talking at least a two and a half hour set every night. As good of a singer as Stu is, he might not be able to pull that off every night considering how vocally demanding Iced Earth's material is.

This DVD will be awesome

[El Gordo]

Originally Posted by ravenheart

Goddamnit why couldn't they do this for the whole tour and have less shitty support bands no one cared about in the first place?

27 songs every night? I don't know. I'm not saying it's impossible, but that's a lot to ask, no?