Last Saturday Byrd came up with an awesome little post featuring Deicide live, a kick-ass performance with the intensity of a cluster bombardment. He found the track on Earache Record’s channel on a site called MUZU.TV. I scouted that out for you a bit and turns out there’s more lengthy ear raping material to be found.

For example, there’s a full live performance of The Haunted on there. According to the description below the video it’s at the Alaska Blitz Club in 2000. I have no fuckin’ clue, and neither does Google. I’ve got a pretty sneaky suspicion that intel’s wrong. I see some Japanese-looking people in the audience, so what I think this is, is the full Live Rounds in Tokyo album, which came out at the end of 2001, edited with some documentary type pieces about the band. Find the fucker after the jump.

I’ve just found this full-length live show of Deicide playing at The Rescue Rooms. I have no idea where that is, so if you know please enlighten us. This is from the Earache Records website and I can’t tell how long they plan to keep it available, so we’re going to plant it right here for you for as long as it’s good for! Without further adieu, DEICIDE!!!

Update: NCS contributor Andy Synn has informed us that The Rescue Rooms is a venue in Nottingham, UK.

I’m back from the land of the Danes! Had a great week of relaxation, hamburgers, other soul food, loads of walking and the accompanying blisters and just a lot of quality time with my girl. I also had a complete lack of metal the whole week, so I’m craving. Sweat’s bursting out constantly, white foam dripping from the corners of my mouth, trembling, aggression. After Islander’s spree of Dutch Metal yesterday at NCS, I thought I’d welcome myself back with some quality Dutch as well.

Diggeth is the name of the band that’ll start us back up again and their game is called Metal ‘n Roll. It’s a delicious mixture of soulfull Southern grooves and heavy churning riffs. And some lovely soloing as well.

We’ll do a bunch of crack shot live performances today, just because we can. And you know what else? We’ll keep ‘em all in the progressive department to one degree or another. Piece by piece these are bands and musicians that you won’t be able to copy with a few weeks – or years for that matter – of practice. These are cream of the crop. So pay attention to those guitar fingers and lightning fast drum sticks. Pay attention to the amazing sound and crispness of these performances. These artists aren’t admired for nothing you know.

So, we stick to progressive metal. What’s the first band to pop into your mind? Dream Theater! So we’ll put that one up first for ya. Then, we have a bunch of geezers from a UK prog rock band called Porcupine Tree with a great song. And finally we have my all-time guitar idol, Mr. Joe Satriani, who will easily and happily demotivate any beginning guitar players with his fuck-me-I’ll-never-be-able-to-do-that playing.