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DRAGONFORCE Guitarist Comments On TOOL Guest Appearance

September 2, 2007

DRAGONFORCE guitarist Herman Li was up on stage with TOOL on August 22 at the Brixton Academy in London, England. Near the end of TOOL's set, Herman was invited on stage in the middle of the song "Lateralus" to perform a guest guitar solo. He commented after the show: "TOOL's a unique band. It was fun to enter their world and improvise something to their style of music in front of their big audience."

As previously reported, DRAGONFORCE will re-release its debut album, "Valley of the Damned", in October. Entitled "Valley of the Damned - Remixed & Remastered", the new set will include a bonus DVD. The remixed debut and DRAGONFORCE's second album, "Sonic Firestorm", will also be available for the first time on picture disc vinyl.

"Valley of the Damned - Remixed & Remastered" track listing:

Disc 1 – CD:

01. Invocation of the Apocalyptic Evil
02. Valley of the Damned
03. Black Fire
04. Black Winter Night
05. Starfire
06. Disciples of Babylon
07. Revelations
08. Evening Star
09. Heart of a Dragon

Disc 2 – DVD:

* Interviews
- Interviews with the band members and producer reflecting on the "Valley of the Damned" period and the remix
* "Valley of the Damned" Live
- Previously unreleased professionally filmed live video recording from their first Japanese tour.
- Commentary version from Herman and Vadim
- Commentary version from ZP and Karl
* Backstage Footage
- DRAGONFORCE home videos. See through the eyes of Sam and ZP in Japan on the day of the show.
* Recording "Valley of the Damned"
- Footage from the drum recording session in Denmark
- Commentary version from Herman and Vadim
* Remixing "Valley of the Damned"
- Get technical with Herman, Vadim and producer Karl Groom. See how they remixed the album.

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