Fun fact: Lars still has this exact drum kit and the snare is covered in blood from where he busted his finger open while playing Harvester of Sorrow at this concert
This song is about passover, from the bible, from the perspective of Death itself. I love this song and have seen them many times live, although not here. Im kinda glad I wasn't, cause some people actually died at this show, but it is epic.
Fun fact here, Metallica wasn’t the headliner that day. AC/DC was. This show was added on to the end of the monsters of rock tour. That summer while this tour was going on in Europe the Black Album was blowing up around the world. This was the last show Metallica would ever open except one night of respect for the Stones in the late 90’s. This is a video of Metallica becoming the biggest metal band in the world, in real time
This was from Moscow in sept. '91. This wasn't like a "modern" "festival" with multiple stages, just the 1. It was PANTERA, THE BLACK CROWS, METALLICA & AC/DC.
*Dave Mustaine isn't on any of Metallica's albums. He was fired before they started recording 'Kill Em' All which was their debut album. He was replaced by Kirk and it's Kirk on all of Metallica's albums. Dave was credited for co-writing 4 songs on Kill Em' All and 2 songs on 'Ride the Lightning', but he was gone before they actually recorded their 1st album. I'm glad that feud is squashed and they're all friends today.* 🔥🤘
I never really subscribed to the "rift" between the two bands. Both made amends to one another not too terribly long afterwards, and in doing so, they just let their fans roll with it. Later, as more and more info came to light, it turned out to be one absolutely brilliant marketing move by both bands that translated into dollars in their pockets. We fans benefited because we got two legendary bands instead of just one.
That was the same show that Pantera played in Moscow. It was insane how many people. Also the song was actually Bible inspired. It's about the plague that Mosses calls down on the pharaoh that kills all the first born Egyptians.
I was at Woodstock 99' and Metallica closed out one of the nights. I want to say there were 200K+ there and THAT seemed like an immense sea of people. A million+ crowd just seems unreal.
Your reaction says everything 🔥🔥🔥🤘🤘🤘….and this is why Metallica must be considered the best band ever….instrumentation, lyrics, energy on an unmatched level 🤘🤘🤘🔥🔥🔥
It was his own choice, he gave the band an ultimatum, «either you let me do my own thing musicaly for a year or I’m leaving the band». The band didn’t want to risk it and find a step in bassist for a year, they wanted to stay a complete band, and push forward. Because at the time Jason was leaving, the band had a lot of issues and almost fell apart, I think they took the right decision in letting him leave and then audition for a new bassist (Robert). Who is now the longest serving bassist in the band. I too love listening to old concerts where Jason does all the vocals, especially ‘’seek & destroy’’, but it had to be done, he gave the ultimatum and Metallica had no choice but let him leave.
Dave Mustaine was out of the band before Metallica even recorded their first album. He does get writing credit for some of their songs on their first 2 albums though.
I was a stagehand for 15 years. Those aren't 'multiple stages'. The big tall one is called FOH(Front of House). It's where the sound engineers mix the sound coming out of the PA and on stage. Above them is Spot Ops(spot lights). The small towers on the left and right are called Delay Towers. When you have huge crowds like this. You need Delay Towers. The Low end travels at a slower speed and it create a wobble in the mix. The Delay Towers counteract this. Hope that helps.
🙋🏻♂️ And that's when your trash talker- sound engineer comes to the party. Those are not multiple stages. Those are called delay towers. Imagine that... James sais "Yeaaaah" 😅 from the stage and in front of him there are 1,5 million people. The last one should be at least half of a mile, from the stage. Sound is traveling much slower than light. That's why you first see a firework and after a while you see it. So the delay towers or delay speakers are used in very big venues so all the audience could hear the music as closer as it gets to the actual music playing (it takes some MSEC for electric signal to get there).
Those other towers WEREN'T stages .. those were speaker/security towers so the whole crowd could hear the music and the Russian military could keep things orderly . The concert was on a military base .. It was a free concert that had AC/DC , Metalica , The Black Crows and Pantera .. AC/DC were the headliners ...
I watched them live for the first time, after listening them for around 15 years, it was the most religious experience ive ever felt, and my chest hurt more than my throat after so much screaming the lyrics or almost every song rofl
Morning y'all! This was an amazing video! There's a myriad of people and then some in that gigantic crowd! Whew! Crazy! Love Metallica and love the album this song is on!Now I feel like listening to more Metallica today fellas! Thanks again!❤️🤓
This song is how I start my Passover Seder every single year! #facts I've played shows in front of 6000 people, and in a club with literally zero people (girlfriends and bartenders) that's it. Empty shows are by far and away the hardest, and giving 100% effort to no one is extremely hard. Smokey's right, the bigger the crowd, the easier it is. When it's a sea of people or even a packed club, you don't notice the few people not paying attention, in a sparse show, that's all you see.
Thank you men for that review!! This old man has seen them live 29 times and they are still killing it. PLEASE see them live before the 4 horsemen call it a night. I appreciate you 🤘
Great reaction boys react to “Blackened” “Master of Puppets” “Battery” or “For Whom The Bell Tolls” from their Seattle ‘89 concert it’s absolutely legendary!
One of the best ways to describe this show is a comment I read at one point. "Hitler sent millions to conquer Russia over the span of a year and failed. The Americans sent 8 and succeeded in one day" I've seen them 11 times now. Unfortuantely not old enough to have seen them with Cliff. But I will say this, they never fail to put on a good show. The energy with Jason was beyond measure. And this song was his. Every live performance, the demon on bass came out and kicked your ass! There will never be a band as big as these guys. Hate em or love 'em - they are the biggest metal band to have ever played music.
This was the same concert that had Pantera perform as well on the same stage. The reaction you guys did to Pantera's song Domination was from this same concert.
Speaking of Bone Thugs, I just got to see them before Smashing Pumpkins in my hometown for a Summer festival. It was awesome as hell!!! As for this song, when my buddy and I saw Metallica last year they played the whole Black Album in reverse, with some different songs to start but the encore was insane. Blackened, a song off my favorite album …And Justice for All and then the end of the show was Creeping Death, off of Ride the Lighting which is my buddies favorite album of theirs. I love this song and when that came up we were hyped af and the whole crowed chanted “DIE!!!” towards the end. God I love Metallica🤘🤘🤘
Every year the number attributed to the attendance at this concert seems to go up lol. There were roughly 800,000-850,000 people at Monsters of Rock 1991.
It has been confirmed that at about 800,000 people is when the concert staff stopped counting how many people were there, but 1.6M is the closest approx number of people in attendance.
I've seen literally every big metal band on the planet. Metallica was an experience I waited years for, finally got to see them at their stadium show in Toronto in 2018. Gojira gives them a good fuckin run for their money, actually they have way more energy nowadays.
You can find the whole concert in a doc called "For Those about to Rock" I had the VHS back in the day. EVREYONE was just APEX Rock and Roll that show.
I had to cheat and refresh my memory, there was a pop band called "Elastica" , had a big hit in 92 lol . Stuff they'll never ask me on a job application lol!
It was a 3-day music festival with lots of bands, the 1.6 million people was the total people over 3 days. Estimates for when Metallica took the stage was about 600k people.
Are we doing Metallica Friday? No Leaf Clover is still one of my favorites. My grandfather LOVED Metallica’s S&M concert. He was in WWII and just loved it. Dudes, he was a tenor and loved James’ voice.Edit: My dudes. The sound level of the people would be greater than the AMPLIFIERS. They have a whole military presence there
Hi bro's, i was in a Metallica Conzert 2004 in the Olympic Stadion Munic and it was the very best time in my whole live ! For me this blows my mind and i enjoy it from the first secund till the last secund, this was realy amazing great ! Metallica was my first love and nobody forgot the first love ! Greatings and love from germany ❤️ ❤️ ❤️ ❤️ ❤️ ❤️ ❤️ ❤️
Although Dave wrote a lot of stuff Metallica used early on Dave wasn't in the band for very long and had already been kicked out of the band and kirk was pretty comfortable as lead guitarist by the time Metallica released their first album
The tragedy here is that You guys missed the Significance of this Concert. This is Metallica at their PRIME, at the Collapse of the Soviet Union in Russin Territory. Them Screaming DIE DIE DIE takes on a whole new Significance
I first discovered Metallica in 1989, since then I've seen them in concert 9 different times in 6 different states, every show was mind blowing they sound just as good live as they do on a recording, I gave myself permanent whiplash from headbanging so hard but it was worth it, I'm from Tn and one of the shows I went to was in Atlanta, what was the name of the arena there I've been driving myself nucking futs trying to remember it?? Anesthesia pulling teeth, Orians belt, Call of Cthulhu probably the only songs without the Yeahh because their instrumentals.
I actually did have the VHS of this concert. Was mind blowing seeing all those people. According to sources I e read, it was 1.6 million at that concert. Yes it was and still is the biggest ever for a concert.
Jasons backing vocals are beastmode
Jason was a beast. His talent was stored in his neck.😂🎸🔥🥞👉🏾
Yeah he its look like a devil mode
@@mztweety1374Like Corey Taylor 😂
One of Jason's finest moments. The last chorus gives me the chills. The guy played every show as if it was the last.
Fun fact: Lars still has this exact drum kit and the snare is covered in blood from where he busted his finger open while playing Harvester of Sorrow at this concert
Fun fact Lars isn’t even the best drummer in Metallica.
@@robertlenning332 you guys just keep crying about Lars haha he was great here.
@@markvanderstelt8999 so true
@@robertlenning332 go back to your room your mom said it was still dirty like your mouth.
and no ride cymbal
This song is about passover, from the bible, from the perspective of Death itself. I love this song and have seen them many times live, although not here. Im kinda glad I wasn't, cause some people actually died at this show, but it is epic.
If every bible story was this metal, I might've stayed in the church...
Not stages sound towers
@@andyb1653 There is some pretty metal shit in the bible. As a non believer who read it, god damn... god has no chill.
The amount of times me and others have talked this over is insane, Metallica always has something to say
Fun fact here, Metallica wasn’t the headliner that day. AC/DC was. This show was added on to the end of the monsters of rock tour. That summer while this tour was going on in Europe the Black Album was blowing up around the world. This was the last show Metallica would ever open except one night of respect for the Stones in the late 90’s. This is a video of Metallica becoming the biggest metal band in the world, in real time
This was from Moscow in sept. '91. This wasn't like a "modern" "festival" with multiple stages, just the 1. It was PANTERA, THE BLACK CROWS, METALLICA & AC/DC.
Those "other Stages" are speakers........
Don’t forget about Electro Shock Therapy
Forgot the official name. Was it like Moscow Music Festival? Maybe a version of Monsters of Rock , cause it was heavy groups from what I remember
@@generoberts9151 a version of Monsters of Rock. The Moscow Music Festival was the hair band one.
Were the Black Crowes on this one?
Been following Metallica since '83.
We knew then they were going to be metal's best.... No radio air play.....
And still they took over the world
Definatly one of the Best Songs they have ever Written.....Jason was so damn GOOD !!!!
So let it be written
@@bucknasty8813 So let it be done!
*Dave Mustaine isn't on any of Metallica's albums. He was fired before they started recording 'Kill Em' All which was their debut album. He was replaced by Kirk and it's Kirk on all of Metallica's albums. Dave was credited for co-writing 4 songs on Kill Em' All and 2 songs on 'Ride the Lightning', but he was gone before they actually recorded their 1st album. I'm glad that feud is squashed and they're all friends today.* 🔥🤘
Good info. Was not aware.
Best thing that could of happened. 2 great bands come from it!
@@scottlaughlin9897 "Could of" is not a thing. About 2 great bands, not really.
I never really subscribed to the "rift" between the two bands. Both made amends to one another not too terribly long afterwards, and in doing so, they just let their fans roll with it. Later, as more and more info came to light, it turned out to be one absolutely brilliant marketing move by both bands that translated into dollars in their pockets. We fans benefited because we got two legendary bands instead of just one.
He may not have played on any of the records but he has writing credits up through MOP (I think it’s only one song though)
That was the same show that Pantera played in Moscow. It was insane how many people.
Also the song was actually Bible inspired. It's about the plague that Mosses calls down on the pharaoh that kills all the first born Egyptians.
I was at Woodstock 99' and Metallica closed out one of the nights. I want to say there were 200K+ there and THAT seemed like an immense sea of people. A million+ crowd just seems unreal.
Saw Metallica at Rock am Ring with 120k people. Same feeling. This crowd is just nuts
Lol ! Check out your facts dude ....
en.wikipedia.org/wiki/For_Those_About_to_Rock:_Monsters_in_Moscow
Fun fact, the "die by my hand" riff was written by Kirk when he was only 16 years old in 1978-79
you can tell he plays the shit out of that riff. definitely proud 👍🏼
The big "stage" looking platform in the middle is the sound stage. The other smaller ones are screen and speaker stages for the people in the back
Your reaction says everything 🔥🔥🔥🤘🤘🤘….and this is why Metallica must be considered the best band ever….instrumentation, lyrics, energy on an unmatched level 🤘🤘🤘🔥🔥🔥
Jason was the heart of Metallica, everytime I watch him onstage I'm blown away, Metallica did him so dirty
Nah
@@straycatsanctuary3475 yah
It was his own choice, he gave the band an ultimatum, «either you let me do my own thing musicaly for a year or I’m leaving the band». The band didn’t want to risk it and find a step in bassist for a year, they wanted to stay a complete band, and push forward. Because at the time Jason was leaving, the band had a lot of issues and almost fell apart, I think they took the right decision in letting him leave and then audition for a new bassist (Robert). Who is now the longest serving bassist in the band. I too love listening to old concerts where Jason does all the vocals, especially ‘’seek & destroy’’, but it had to be done, he gave the ultimatum and Metallica had no choice but let him leave.
Yeah they made him a multi millionaire, how dirty of them
@@gunsgoodtimeHe earned it
The only tragedy in this recording is they didn't focus on Jason during the DIE part
There is a trend on not focusing on the bassist generally sadly...
Probably the only time in the history of mankind, when this much people chant "DIE!" together :D
Although it would be awesome to think it was happening at the Nuremburg trials too XD
Dave Mustaine was out of the band before Metallica even recorded their first album. He does get writing credit for some of their songs on their first 2 albums though.
The amount of different times I got chills from watching this performance! Damn that was good!
I was a stagehand for 15 years. Those aren't 'multiple stages'. The big tall one is called FOH(Front of House). It's where the sound engineers mix the sound coming out of the PA and on stage. Above them is Spot Ops(spot lights).
The small towers on the left and right are called Delay Towers. When you have huge crowds like this. You need Delay Towers. The Low end travels at a slower speed and it create a wobble in the mix. The Delay Towers counteract this. Hope that helps.
🙋🏻♂️ And that's when your trash talker- sound engineer comes to the party. Those are not multiple stages. Those are called delay towers. Imagine that... James sais "Yeaaaah" 😅 from the stage and in front of him there are 1,5 million people. The last one should be at least half of a mile, from the stage. Sound is traveling much slower than light. That's why you first see a firework and after a while you see it. So the delay towers or delay speakers are used in very big venues so all the audience could hear the music as closer as it gets to the actual music playing (it takes some MSEC for electric signal to get there).
That was great my dudes. Happy Friday. ETA "break some more teeth while James says YEAH!" Lol I'm dead.
Those other towers WEREN'T stages .. those were speaker/security towers so the whole crowd could hear the music and the Russian military could keep things orderly . The concert was on a military base .. It was a free concert that had AC/DC , Metalica , The Black Crows and Pantera .. AC/DC were the headliners ...
I watched them live for the first time, after listening them for around 15 years, it was the most religious experience ive ever felt, and my chest hurt more than my throat after so much screaming the lyrics or almost every song rofl
The energy coming out of the video from that 30+ year plus old performance is crazy. Would have loved to be there.
"Harvester of sorrow" this show is a must
Super super iconic thanks for the reaction to this awesome band and video
Jasons bass playing and raw energy and his backing vocals defined and saved Metallica after Cliff passed.
“harvester of sorrow” at the same show
My all time favorite song by them. 🤘🏻 Great reaction, love how you put yourself into enough to chant along and stand to clap. Hell yes. 💯
Morning y'all! This was an amazing video! There's a myriad of people and then some in that gigantic crowd! Whew! Crazy! Love Metallica and love the album this song is on!Now I feel like listening to more Metallica today fellas! Thanks again!❤️🤓
This song is how I start my Passover Seder every single year! #facts
I've played shows in front of 6000 people, and in a club with literally zero people (girlfriends and bartenders) that's it. Empty shows are by far and away the hardest, and giving 100% effort to no one is extremely hard. Smokey's right, the bigger the crowd, the easier it is. When it's a sea of people or even a packed club, you don't notice the few people not paying attention, in a sparse show, that's all you see.
Thank you men for that review!! This old man has seen them live 29 times and they are still killing it. PLEASE see them live before the 4 horsemen call it a night. I appreciate you 🤘
So glad u guys picked this song from this concert instead of Enter Sandman. 80's Metallica is the best metal run of all time.
The Pantera Domination video you guys reacted to was from the same show.
Dammit man. My minutes are scant. Waiting for Smoke sets my foot tapping. Anyweird... love this tune
Great reaction boys react to “Blackened” “Master of Puppets” “Battery” or “For Whom The Bell Tolls” from their Seattle ‘89 concert it’s absolutely legendary!
battery from moscow 91 and the rest, i agree, seattle 89.
Pantera played that show too! Watch some of their live footage 🤘🏻🤘🏻
Damm I love you guys. Keep it up. My days always get better watching y'all's reaction s. ,100k. Subs. Here we come
One of the best ways to describe this show is a comment I read at one point.
"Hitler sent millions to conquer Russia over the span of a year and failed. The Americans sent 8 and succeeded in one day"
I've seen them 11 times now. Unfortuantely not old enough to have seen them with Cliff. But I will say this, they never fail to put on a good show. The energy with Jason was beyond measure. And this song was his. Every live performance, the demon on bass came out and kicked your ass! There will never be a band as big as these guys. Hate em or love 'em - they are the biggest metal band to have ever played music.
Seen them 5 times. Once before Cliff passed. Every show was absolute fire! (Including the one where the banner on the side caught fire!)
Jealous
Your turn now.. I’m old and broken but the vicarious experience is still cool! Love the channel guys! Keep it rollin!
Guys check out Pantera, primal concrete sledge from this same show. Moscow, 1991.
Smokey is right , James hetfield says they’re nervous backstage before going out but on stage it goes away
1.6 million people. Much love to you and your family 💕Brandi Modrak 💕
good vid guys thx, love the energy. first time viewer
Such an epic video. Thanks for reacting! Btw…Volbeat: Shotgun Blues!!! Do it!!! Love you guys.
The first major metal concert (Monsters of Rock) in Russia after the fall of the Berlin wall. These people had been waiting decades for this! 🤘
If you've not seen Enter Sandman done at Moscow during this same concert...it's very much worth your time.
This was the same concert that had Pantera perform as well on the same stage. The reaction you guys did to Pantera's song Domination was from this same concert.
Speaking of Bone Thugs, I just got to see them before Smashing Pumpkins in my hometown for a Summer festival. It was awesome as hell!!! As for this song, when my buddy and I saw Metallica last year they played the whole Black Album in reverse, with some different songs to start but the encore was insane. Blackened, a song off my favorite album …And Justice for All and then the end of the show was Creeping Death, off of Ride the Lighting which is my buddies favorite album of theirs. I love this song and when that came up we were hyped af and the whole crowed chanted “DIE!!!” towards the end. God I love Metallica🤘🤘🤘
Every year the number attributed to the attendance at this concert seems to go up lol. There were roughly 800,000-850,000 people at Monsters of Rock 1991.
It has been confirmed that at about 800,000 people is when the concert staff stopped counting how many people were there, but 1.6M is the closest approx number of people in attendance.
Saw Metallica 2 times & let me tell you they are the most powerful band I've ever seen in my life. 👊💥
I've seen literally every big metal band on the planet. Metallica was an experience I waited years for, finally got to see them at their stadium show in Toronto in 2018. Gojira gives them a good fuckin run for their money, actually they have way more energy nowadays.
@@NooDLES411911 they are almost 60 now!
They weren’t even the headliners at that Moscow show and that crowns was nuts!!!
Every single soul in there was high as fuck just in pure raw energy, retro feeding each other to no end!!!!
This show had Pantera and AC/DC before them must of been a priceless show.
If you have done domination by Pantera it was the same show.
You can find the whole concert in a doc called "For Those about to Rock" I had the VHS back in the day. EVREYONE was just APEX Rock and Roll that show.
ACDC was the headliner. I saw a video of Metallica mentioning that
Pantera before, AC/DC was the closer of this show tho.
OK I actually didn't know bad wording more by me would be cool if they did a Live performance from this show for a week.
You guys should check out "Cunning stunts"by them, mainly the Bass Doodle part. Nobody ever reacts to it and its amazing🤘
The singer is other worldly!!!
I’m sure somebody mentioned this but the big thing in the middle of the crowd is the mixing booth where the sound guys sit
This song changed my life in 1986. First song I heard from Metallica.
🤘So let it written. So let be done.🤘
Jason!!!!
He made this song even heavier !!!
Great reaction guys I WACHT from Costa Rica 🇨🇷💪🏻💪🏻💪🏻💪🏻💪🏻💪🏻💪🏻
Greatest band ever. Cool reaction fellas subscribed
I had to cheat and refresh my memory, there was a pop band called "Elastica" , had a big hit in 92 lol . Stuff they'll never ask me on a job application lol!
James is honestly very shy in person, and still such an incredible performer
You guys should do a deep cut from Load or ReLoad. Something like Poor Twisted Me, Wasting My Hate, Bleeding Me, or Carpe Diem Baby.
Bone Thugs N Harmony first album was called Faces of Death definitely worth a listen they have this song called Hell Sent that's fire
Dope song
Hollywood, you don’t want to headbang like bassist Jason Newstead no matter how cool it looks….Jason has had major neck pain for years because of it!
Oh wow, dang didn't now that
Love your guys reactions you guys gotta check out harvester of sorrow from this same show
If you’re gonna watch old live Metallica: Master Of Puppets 1989 Seattle.
It was a 3-day music festival with lots of bands, the 1.6 million people was the total people over 3 days. Estimates for when Metallica took the stage was about 600k people.
Jason’s vocals are 🔥 for this song!!
This is after the Berlin Wall fell that's why there were so many people there
They were the best. By far my first favorite metal band this is also one of my favorite songs by them...
Are we doing Metallica Friday? No Leaf Clover is still one of my favorites. My grandfather LOVED Metallica’s S&M concert. He was in WWII and just loved it. Dudes, he was a tenor and loved James’ voice.Edit: My dudes. The sound level of the people would be greater than the AMPLIFIERS. They have a whole military presence there
There were 1.6 million people at that festival in Moscow according to `sources.` 1.6 million people all screaming "DIE!" Now that's something!
Hi bro's, i was in a Metallica Conzert 2004 in the Olympic Stadion Munic and it was the very best time in my whole live ! For me this blows my mind and i enjoy it from the first secund till the last secund, this was realy amazing great ! Metallica was my first love and nobody forgot the first love ! Greatings and love from germany ❤️ ❤️ ❤️ ❤️ ❤️ ❤️ ❤️ ❤️
You need to do Harvester of Sorrow from this same gig next.
Love the channel guy's
Although Dave wrote a lot of stuff Metallica used early on Dave wasn't in the band for very long and had already been kicked out of the band and kirk was pretty comfortable as lead guitarist by the time Metallica released their first album
Saw them last week still sound this good
The extra stages were for video screens. Not everyone could see.
1.6 million metalheads chanting "DIE" at the top of their lungs
\m/💀\m/
BIRTH
SCHOOL
METALLICA
DEATH
Whiskey in the jar is a good one the did that has a country/southern rock feel.
You guys have to absolutely check Pantera's Heresy and Art of shredding live versions, from "Live from Foundations Forum Metal Convention, 1990"
The tragedy here is that You guys missed the Significance of this Concert. This is Metallica at their PRIME, at the Collapse of the Soviet Union in Russin Territory. Them Screaming DIE DIE DIE takes on a whole new Significance
Do Harvester of sharow to see the adrenaline.
That To Live is to Die quote is from the movie EXCALIBUR
Metallica in their prime!! Barely controlled chaos ..only way to describe this
That insane Raw Power is a True Addiction
GOTTA CHECK OUT MOMMA SAID...YEAAAH
You should try Batushka guys. Greetings from Brasil.
They looked like they were having a blast back in 1991!!!!! This is bad ass!!!!
Just think. James has 1.6 million people screaming DIE!
Ozzy headlined this show in Russia. Moscow Peace Festival
That was 1989. This was 1991. On the Monsters Of Rock Tour. They were there with Pantera, The Black Crowes, and AC/DC.
No.
This show must have been insane
@@datpringleboi1790 ozzy headlined in '86 for the puppets tour, in '89 metallica headlined for their justice tour
Ac/dc headlined this show, there's not many videos because it was dark when they played
They could have overthrown the government that day.
I first discovered Metallica in 1989, since then I've seen them in concert 9 different times in 6 different states, every show was mind blowing they sound just as good live as they do on a recording, I gave myself permanent whiplash from headbanging so hard but it was worth it, I'm from Tn and one of the shows I went to was in Atlanta, what was the name of the arena there I've been driving myself nucking futs trying to remember it?? Anesthesia pulling teeth, Orians belt, Call of Cthulhu probably the only songs without the Yeahh because their instrumentals.
METALLICA wasn't the only band at Monsters of Rock '91. AC DC, PANTERA, and THE BLACK CROWES also played for this huge audience.
What a weird line-up. It's like having Mastodon, Lamb of God, Tool, and Demi Lovato.
Hope to see you guys react to Dani Filth vocals style. Band Devilment, song title 'Full Dark, No Stars. I'm really looking forward for it
I actually did have the VHS of this concert. Was mind blowing seeing all those people. According to sources I e read, it was 1.6 million at that concert. Yes it was and still is the biggest ever for a concert.
Rob is great but I really miss Jason. His backing vocals were 🔥. Awesome stuff!