Mezzoforte: Live in Reykjavik
"Reykjavik, Iceland on March 2007"
The DVD, Live in Reykjavik features 20 songs recorded by a special 10 piece version of the band during 3 concerts in Reykjavik, Iceland in march of 2007.
"Reykjavik, Iceland on March 2007"
The DVD, Live in Reykjavik features 20 songs recorded by a special 10 piece version of the band during 3 concerts in Reykjavik, Iceland in march of 2007.
Johann Asmundsson
Self
Gulli Briem
Self
Eythor Gunnarsson
Self
Fridrik Karlsson
Self
Oskar Gudjonsson
Self
Bruno Mueller
Self
Sebastian Studnitsky
Self
Thomas Dyani
Self
Thorbjorn Sunde
Self
The DVD, Live in Reykjavik features 20 songs recorded by a special 10 piece version of the band during 3 concerts in Reykjavik, Iceland in march of 2007.
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