LIBERATION DAY Blu-Ray - Party Member Edition

Really extraordinary doc. This is not just for laibach fans, but also for everybody interested in social and cultural phenomena. My warmest recommendations.

The DVD arrived almost a month after I ordered it due to the negligence of the Romanian postal services, but it is finally here. Watched the documentary and it is a wonderful movie, highly informative, careful and as objective as possible in the circumstances while also dispelling a lot of idiotic myths about the DPRK. Everyone should watch this film and maybe, just maybe, visit the DPRK too. The tons of bonus material on the DVD make it a huge point of interest, so there is extra added value to the purchase. Design and content, just like on any other Laibach release, go hand in hand on the highest level of quality possible. Congratulations for this project and all results. Laibach is truly unique, one of a kind and like no other.

It was easy to order and once sent out for delivery received with in a week and am going to again soon on other items I have seen.

Superb this acquisition of 230 minutes blu-ray that offers not only the sensational film on the concert in North Korea, but also a full concert of "The Sound Of Music" played in epic versions. What to say except that the object is unavoidable and that I put the note of 10/10

A very well produced and interesting documentary about an event nobody would have believed ever could happen - Laibach in North Korea. Excellent picture and sound quality. Highly recommended.

Fantastic product, well worth the money!

Very very good. Thank you !!’

The other BlueRay edition of LIBERATION DAY, a lot of bonus material, but without the Pyongyang concert.

A little look at North Korea I'd not seen before. I felt their frustrations as my own when dealing with the officials who seemed intent on derailing it all from the start. I wish Laibach would come to Australia and dose me up with inject me The Sound of Music. Loved the concert footage from Norway. The extras are worth it. Thanks, Laibach.