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EXODUS: Classic 1997 Live Clip Featuring MACHINE HEAD's FLYNN Posted Online

June 3, 2006

A great video clip of EXODUS performing their classic song "A Lesson in Violence" live at the Trocadero in San Francisco, California on March 8, 1997 — with a special guest appearance by MACHINE HEAD frontman Robert Flynn — has been posted online at YouTube.com.

EXODUS' entire performance at the Trocadero was recorded for their "Another Lesson in Violence" live album, which was issued by Century Media Records in 1997.

Only two members from the "Another Lesson in Violence" recording (guitarist Gary Holt and bassist Jack Gibson) remain in the band's current lineup, which issued the acclaimed "Shovel Headed Kill Machine" album last October via Nuclear Blast Records. Recorded at Trident studios in Pacheco, California and mixed by Andy Sneap (MACHINE HEAD, ARCH ENEMY),the follow-up to 2004's "Tempo of the Damned" is EXODUS' first CD to feature new members Lee Altus (guitar; HEATHEN),Paul Bostaph (drums; ex-SLAYER, TESTAMENT, FORBIDDEN) and Rob Dukes (vocals).

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