Biohazard Album: “Live in San Francisco [CD/DVD]”

If you are a true Biohazard fan, the 3 camera quality won't put you off, the sound is brilliant, and it is Biohazard live, if your not much of a fan this isn't really for you, but it is the only live DVD out there I am aware of with the band, so I am more than happy.

The insightful interview clips with Evan Seinfeld are great, my only problem is that it is put in between the live stuff, would be better from a personal perspective if the interview didn't break up a great live performance.

All in all, if you want live Biohazard a little more true to form and less polished than NO Holds Barred, this is it, and if you never got to see them live, this is IT, enjoy it, and don't be so damn critical about the picture quality

sorry but this set sucked,this live set is 5+years old with rob from rest in pieces on guitar not bobby hambel.this set sounds live a club date after a 10 year hiatus from playing,reheasal show.dont buy this it's bad!!!!!!!!!!!

This has to be a bootleg. The label this is on, 2B1 Records, is a hip-hop/reggae label. Not a problem as Biohazard has always had overtones of urban music. My suspicions arise when I really paid attention to the quality of this product. I listened to the CD first. The CD audio is rough and raw. No problem there as it's an honest live recording. Then, I popped in the DVD. Red flags all over the place here. The package says Bobby Hambel is on lead guitar, and there are songs from "Mata Leao" and "New World Disorder"-records made after Hambel left the band. So the implication to the unsuspecting buyer-me in this case-is that this is a recording from the 2008 reunion. WRONG. The footage has Rob Echeverria on lead guitar, dating it circa 1999-2000. I only found out this was released in 2007 after doing some research post-purchase. So how the hell could it be 2008 reunion footage? The interview with Evan Seinfeld inadvertently dates itself circa 2006, as he says the 2005 "Means To An End" album was released a year prior to the interview. D'oh. The first track, "Intro", is actually the opening section to the song "Urban Discipline". Somebody cut the song up in post-production. Whoops. At this point this whole thing smacks of being thrown together unprofessionally. All this inconsistency led me to the 2B1 website. Nearly every release is "Live In San Francisco". Uh oh. Nowhere on Biohazard's website is this mentioned in it's discography; nor is it being sold on their merchandise page. The more I sniff, the more this reeks of bootleg.

I should be asking Amazon for my money back, but I won't because it's really my fault-I should've done more research on this highly suspect release. But if Amazon has a policy against bootlegs, then they should really look into this and any other releases from the 2B1 label.