LAMB OF GOD's “Killadelphia” (audio) highlights every facet of the bands unforgiving live performance recorded from two unforgettable Sold-Out concerts at Philadelphia’s legendary Trocadero. This blistering live documentation features lead singer Randy Blythe’s storming vocals, the buzzsaw guitar slaughter of both Willie Adler and Mark Morton along with the powerhouse rhythm section of Chris Adler (drums) with John Campbell (bass). “Killadelphia” (audio) boasts live versions of tracks from the entire LAMB OF GOD and BTP catalog, including: Laid To Rest, Hourglass, As The Palaces Burn, Now You’ve Got Something To Die For, 11th Hour, Terror & Hubris, Ruin, Omerta, Pariah, The Faded Line, Bloodletting, The Subtle Art Of Murder & Persuasion, Vigil, What I’ve Become, and the utterly classic Black Label; which inspires crowds worldwide to part seas for the infamous ‘wall of death’.

"This period of our career, captured in this DVD/CD, has become something no one ever expected. It not only gave us something special to remember forever, but it also helped show how a band that believes in themselves and their music can help make a dent in the industry that thrives on image. No one expected us to be able to pull this off, and the best part is that all we did was be ourselves. We get questions all the time about extra footage or a audio CD from the concert and we liked the idea, but we wanted to make sure that our friends and fans weren't gouged having to repurchase the same thing. Extras or not, we're all music fans too and we hate when bands or labels do that to us. We came up with the idea of splitting it up as much as possible so if you have the DVD, you can get the CD separate, and if you don't have it, you can now pick them up separately or together. We hope you enjoy it as much as we have - so on December 13th get yourself a cold one and turn it up...way up! Thanks and Stay Metal!"

The two-disc set includes a CD featuring the original album remastered, plus a DVD with the album remixed by Greg Ladanyi (the original engineer) in 5.1 DVD Audio Surround Sound, and produced by Browne. The DVD also includes a pair of unreleased songs‹the instrumental "Edwardsville Room 124" composed by keyboardist Craig Doerge and "Cocaine Again," plus more than 200 photos taken by Joel Bernstein during the tour including a "Running On Empty" video montage and a behind-the-scenes tour photo album accompanied by an instrumental medley of tracks from the album.

Featuring 12 live performances recorded between August 17 and September 18, 1977, the deluxe edition of RUNNING ON EMPTY is available November 15 at retail outlets and at www.rhino.com and www.jacksonbrowne.com for a suggested list price of $24.98.

For the album, Browne and his band-Danny Kortchmar on guitar; David Lindley on fiddle and lap steel guitar; Doerge on keyboard; Leland Sklar on bass; Russ Kunkel on drums; and Doug Haywood and Rosemary Butler on background vocals-recorded previously unreleased songs in natural settings, such as a Holiday Inn hotel room, a backstage rehearsal space, on a tour bus, and on stage. Selling more than 7 million copies, RUNNING ON EMPTY became Browne's biggest selling title and includes the Top 40 hits "Running On Empty" (the title track) and "The Load-Out/Stay."

In addition to liner notes penned by respected music critic Anthony DeCurtis, the set features an essay about Bernstein's photography by music journalist-turned-filmmaker Cameron Crowe. "His work on the 1977 tour has rarely been seen outside the lives of the participants-it's a painstaking and rollicking and utterly real portrait of that great trip across country. As one lucky enough to be a longtime collaborator with Bernstein, I'd seen some of these photos and proof-sheets in his archives," Crowe writes. "When the time came to make a movie about my own experience in the world of early '70s rock 'n' roll, Almost Famous, some of these very images were meticulously re-created in the film, partly as an homage to Joel, but mostly because inside his photography is the elixir I'd hoped would seep into the movie. This is how it felt to be there."

RUNNING ON EMPTY
1. "Running On Empty"
2. "The Road"
3. "Rosie"
4. "You Love The Thunder"
5. "Cocaine"
6. "Shaky Town"
7. "Love Needs A Heart"
8. "Nothing But Time"
9. "The Load-Out"
10. "Stay"
11. "Cocaine Again" *
12. "Edwardsville Room 124" *