More than three decades later, Overkill are still the same feisty, scrappy band heard on their 'Feel the Fire' debut. It's all chronicled on 'Live at Overhausen,' the newest live record coming from the New Jersey blue collar thrashers, which not only revisits the band's first album, but 1991's 'Horrorscope' as well.

On April 16, 2016, Overkill hit the stage at Turbinenhalle 2 in Oberhausen, Germany to revisit the 30th and 25th anniversaries of those two albums respectively, playing them each in full. They're standouts in the Overkill catalog and the fans in Germany got hit with a double dose, but if you weren't there, you can take part in the experience with the performance of "Hammerhead" offering the first glimpse of Overkill's live dominance.

"From the stage to your eyes and ears! Live in Overhausen, celebrating Feel the Fire and Horrorscope in one filmed/recorded concert in Germany from 2016," said frontman Bobby Blitz. "A rare, two hour look at what has transpired over three decades in one of the world's hotbeds of metal. Hang on to your hats kids, its going to be a 'Thrashy-Ride!'"