Various Artists - Music From The Definitive Documentary - Metal - A Headbanger's Journey

01. Accept – Balls to the Wall
02. Arch Enemy – Silent Wars (live)
03. Blue Cheer – Summertime Blues
04. Burn To Black – Winter Rancid Skies
05. Burn To Black – Into Shadow
06. Burn To Black – Microcosmic
07. Burn To Black – Hellspell
08. Cannibal Corpse – Decency Defied
09. Children of Bodom – Needled 24/7
10. David MacDonaldson – Partita In C Minor – Chorale
11. Diamond Head – Am I Evil?
12. Dio – Heaven and Hell (live from A Special From The Spectrum)
13. Emperor – Inno a Satana
14. Enslaved – Return to Yggdrasil
15. Enslaved – Havenless
16. Girlschool – C'Mon Let's Go
17. Iron Maiden – Run to the Hills (live from Rock in Rio)
18. Iron Maiden – The Number of the Beast
19. Lamb of God – Laid to Rest
20. Metallica – Master of Puppets
21. Metallica – Fight Fire With Fire
22. Mötley Crüe – Girls, Girls, Girls
23. Motörhead – Ace of Spades
24. Motörhead – Killed by Death
25. Rage Against the Machine – Killing in the Name
26. Richard Wagner – Faust Overture
27. Rush – Working Man
28. Sepultura – Arise
29. Sepultura – Beneath the Remains
30. Slayer – Disciple
31. Slipknot – (Sic) (live)
32. Tim Renwick and Andy Caine – Ain't Got a Pot To...
33. Twisted Sister – We're Not Gonna Take It
34. Van Halen – Eruption (live)
35. Venom – Bloodlust

Sam Dunn is a 30-year old anthropologist who wrote his graduate thesis on the plight of Guatemalan refugees. Recenly he has decided to study the plight of a different culture, one he has been a part of since he was a 12-year old: the culture of heavy metal. Sam sets out on a global journey to find out why this music has been consistently stereotyped, dismissed and condemned and yet is loved so passionately by its millions of fans. Along the way, Sam explores metals' obsession with some of life's most provacative subjects - sexuality, religion, violence and death - and discovers some things about the culture that even he can't defend. Shot on location in the UK, Germany, Norway, Canada and the US, this documentary is the first of its kind. It is both a defense of a long-misunderstood art form and a window for the outsider into the spectacle that is heavy metal.