Ryuta Murayama Trailers
Boris performing flood TrailerBoris: Live in Japan TrailerThe Chamomile Pool Show Trailer
Most Popular Ryuta Murayama Trailers
Total trailers found: 9
BORIS: 見殺し塔からずっと Trailer (2003)
25 December 2003
見殺し塔からずっと: Live at Shimokitazawa Shelter is the first DVD release by Japanese band Boris.
Wizard's Convention: Japanese Heavy Rock Showcase Trailer (2005)
06 June 2005
A showcase of four different Japanese metal bands for the Wizard's Convention concert series in Japan, including Boris, Church of Misery, Eternal Elysium and Greenmachine.
The Chamomile Pool Show Trailer (2008)
13 September 2008
Recorded live at Kichijoji Manda-La2, Tokyo on September 8, 2007. The Chamomile pool DVD documents concert footage from Ai Aso from 2007 in Tokyo.
Boris: Live in Japan Trailer (2010)
02 June 2010
The DVD is composed of 14 songs and is titled "Live in Japan" on the menu page. The first 11 tracks were recorded on December 14, 2008, and follow the track list set down by the band on their Smile -Live at Wolf Creek- recording and tour at the end of the band's Smile world tour at Daikanyama Unit in Tokyo.
Boris: Heavy Metal Me -Feedbacker- Trailer (2005)
18 November 2005
A live rendition of Feedbacker, recorded on 1 November 2003 at Shinjuku Liquid Room.
Boris: Heavy Metal Me - Flood Trailer (2005)
18 November 2005
A live rendition of Flood, recorded on 3 May 2001 at Koenji 20000v.
Boris: Bootleg -Feedbacker- Trailer (2005)
21 January 2005
Despite its name, this is an official live recording of the album Boris at Last: -Feedbacker- on October 16th 2004 at Skylight, New York.
Boris performing flood Trailer (2024)
09 December 2024
Boris Performing "Flood" is a live album by the Japanese experimental band Boris, performing an abridged version of the title track to the 2000 album Flood.
Heavy Metal Me Trailer (2005)
18 November 2005
Heavy Metal Me is a DVD release by Japanese band Boris. It consists of live performances of "Feedbacker" and "Flood", music videos for "A Bao A Qu" and "The Evil One Which Sobs", and the titular short film Heavy Metal Me.
