making it the second consecutive year the band topped the category. Slayer received a positive reception when performing at the Augusta Civic Center. On finishing half the set list, the band briefly left the stage and returned to play the 28-minute album, Reign in Blood as an encore. On the final song, "Raining Blood" the lights were turned off and Slayer members were deluged by two buckets of stage blood. According to King, the crowd went quiet for a few seconds until they realized the blood was part of the show. King thought Araya looked like a psychotic mass murderer, which contributed to the crowd's reaction. Following the two large drops, stage blood mixed with water was used so it looked like it was "raining blood". Andy Patrizio of IGN awarded the DVD six out of ten commenting, "Tom Araya lost his piercing shriek that opens 'Angel of Death' and the end of 'Necrophobic'", praising Lombardo's return by saying the drummer "...hasn't lost a step at all. With barely any breathing time between songs, the underground drum legend shows that an impending 40th birthday (next month) isn't going to slow him down." Patrizio stated the production was not of the highest caliber, as the rapid "MTV-style" cuts were distracting, as was the switch from black and white to color shots. Patrizio ended the review with the comment, "This is what you get for letting Uwe Boll direct your music video", Boll being a heavily criticized film director. Track listingReign in Blood'' live "Angel of Death" "Piece by Piece" "Necrophobic" "Altar of Sacrifice" "Jesus Saves" "Criminally Insane" "Reborn" "Epidemic" "Postmortem" "Raining Blood" Bonus material "War Ensemble" "Hallowed Point" "Necrophiliac" "Mandatory Suicide" "Spill the Blood" "South of Heaven" "Slayer in Their Own Words" (interview) Personnel Slayer Tom Araya – bass, vocals Jeff Hanneman – guitar Kerry King – guitar Dave Lombardo – drums Production Dean Karr – director Arthur Gorson – producer Rick Sales – executive producer Nick John – executive producer Certifications References External links Live video albums 2004 video albums 2004 live albums Concert films Slayer live albums Slayer video albums American Recordings (record label) live albums American Recordings (record label) video albums