Mike Tramp

The classic more than a hair band band live at their peak, working mostly songs from their huge hit album Pride and Fight to Survive. This re-release features live shows in NYC and Japan as well as bonus features, interviews and more.

Bang Your Head Festival 2005 is a live DVD released by White Lion on December 5, 2008.The main feature is White Lion's return concert at the 2005 Bang Your Head Festival in Germany. The DVD also includes a full length interview with Mike Tramp, a slide show, and performances of songs from the USA tour. The DVD also features a live music video for the song "Lights and Thunder" showing the band rocking through the USA. All the songs on the DVD feature on the White Lion live album Rocking the USA. Track listing: "Lights and Thunder", "Hungry", "Lonely Nights", "Broken Heart", "Fight to Survive", "Little Fighter", "Living on the Edge", "Tell Me", "Wait", "Radar Love"

Live at The Ritz in New York City on the 11th February 1988. Setlist: "Hungry", "Don't Give Up", "Lonely Nights", "Sweet Little Loving", "Broken Heart", "Fight For Survive", "Tell Me", "All Join Our Hands", "Wait", "When The Children Cry", "All You Need Is Rock 'N' Roll", "Little Fighter (Videoclip)", "Broken Heart 1991 (Videoclip)", "Promotional Interview"

A video/DVD album featuring concert footage, behind the scenes interviews and all of the band's music videos. Setlist: "Broken Heart (Original Version)", "Wait", "Tell Me", "When The Children Cry", "Little Fighter", "Radar Love", "Sweet Little Lovin'", "Cry For Freedom", "Love Don't Come Easy", "Broken Heart"

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