Aside from the main event, so to speak, on this DVD, the list of bonus features reads like a Black Label Society fan's veritable wet dream. For your hard-earned dosh, you get extensive interview footage, home video footage from Zakk Wylde's private collection that includes a hilarious clip of himself and his two year-old daughter Rae Rae performing a duet of sorts. Then there's additional life footage captured in 2003 in Tokyo, Zakk playing the American National Anthem at an LA Kings hockey game, as well as music videos and a guitar lesson.

The gig recorded at Harpo's in Detroit forms the meat of this release though, and what I found instantly appealing is the more live feel of the recording style, eschewing the annoying trend of slick production and film-school editing that in my opinion ruins both the atmosphere and purpose of such a DVD as this. And boy, can Zakk & Co put on a show -- "Bleed for Me", "Graveyard Disciples" and "Genocide Junkies" are blistering, proving that the live environment is perhaps the best way to savour the heartfelt delights that Wylde has to offer. With a rallying cry of "Limp Bizkit sucks cock", the aptly titled "Superterrorizer" is perhaps the highlight on an outstanding offering, and truly, even if your interest in the man isn't uber-fanatical, _Boozed, Broozed & Broken Boned_ is well worth a look.