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BLACK LABEL SOCIETY Film 'In The River' Video

June 10, 2005

According to MTV.com, BLACK LABEL SOCIETY have shot a video for the "Dimebag" Darrell Abbott tribute track "In This River" with director Eric Zimmerman (MEGADETH, NAPALM DEATH). In the video, mainman Zakk Wylde's seen strumming an acoustic guitar and seated at a grand piano set in the middle of a flowing river. Once the song reaches the guitar solo, the Wyldeman smashes his guitar and sets the piano ablaze.

In other news, check out pictures from BLACK LABEL SOCIETY's June 3 concert at London's Astoria from Film Magic.

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