25 June 1991
Seen Between the Lines is a live Testament home video that was released June 25, 1991 on VHS and re-released to DVD on March 8, 2005. "Eerie Inhabitants" "Face In the Sky" "Greenhouse Effect" "Souls of Black" "Sins of Omission" "Disciples of the Watch"
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Chuck Billy as himself
United States 25 June 1991
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