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1991.09.28 Metallica Harvester of Sorrow (Live in Moscow)
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September 28, 1991
Moscow, Russia
Metallica @ Tushino Airfield
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His voice is powerful here.
Totally!James is awesome🔥
That powerful voice from 87 to 91 was something man.
Dare I argue the peak before he blew it out was 1990-1991
They are all powerful
Violence personified and voiced
@@NWOWCW4Life1 I think it was a little after this concert since it was from recording so what on garage inc
The beat, the rhythm, this song in general just hits me every time! HARVESTER OF SORROW, LANGUAGE OF THE MAD, HARVESTER OF SORROW!
man metallica was so powerfull back then and jason was such beast
What a monster james was.. incredible performance. One front man transcended an entire generation
Was?
Infinite time asking for a reaction to Battery from the Seattle 89 concert.
I feel you 😂
They will do it if you go on their Patreon and give them $40. Go look, you'll see.
@@metalmellie4371 I didn't have to. They already did it. Go look, you'll see.
Metallica's 1991 live from Moscow made history by having 1.6 million people making it their biggest live show of all time.
Along with Pantera....and 53 people died in the crowd that day as well...
@@branon6565 RIP
@@branon6565 that’s innacurrate. So is the 1.6 million figure
@@scipio8866 Okay, so what are the accurate numbers? I ask because absolutely nobody else is disputing those numbers but you.
This is my favorite live version of this song. I’m so glad that James kept going after his pyro accident on fade to black (not this concert) Dark days , we didn’t know if Metallica was done or not back then.
I might also add that every song from And Justice For All played at this concert is the best version of those songs ever. Jason Newstead's bass could not be denied at a live show, which make these songs the definitive versions to me.
89 seattle.. Brutal
The authority of James Hetfield is indisputable.
First saw them in '89 from the second row. James kept pumping up the crowd to get us to sing along and we were in heaven trying to keep up. We were also certain that if someone didn't sing, he was going to punish someone for it! PRESENCE.
obey!
There was 1.2 million fans there and I was right down the front,it was a killer show and madd some great Russian friends out there, it was mind blowing to know there was over 1.2 million people behind us,once the word got to those soldiers it was a mosh pit they started joking in it was amazing
wrong, there were 1.6 million+ there
The look you give when he pauses the video....😄...classic.....like dude..lol
Best band ever. Hetfield is god.
This is the biggest concert in recorded history. And Harvester of Sorrow was a headlining act. Let that sink in.
In articles and interviews from that time, Heftield and Ulrich describe this song as the blueprint for what they wanted the entire "Black Album" to sound like: each song a single riff pounded into the ground. Up until that time, most of their songs on the first four albums were two or even three different riffs stitched together to form songs...some of them quite long. During the ...And Justice for All tour they got quite tired of playing these endless songs. One article even quoted Hetfield as screaming "we're never playing THAT f*ing song again!" (or words to that effect) as he came offstage at the last stop for the ...Justice tour (referring to the title song of that album, I believe). Of course I'm sure they've played it plenty since then, but they took a break from playing it for many years...
An all-time classic !
Another quick little fact that wasn't included... did you notice Lars dropped his sticks and ran at the end instead of sticking around for some flourishes? Breaking that pause, he sliced his thumb wide open on the kit and was flinging blood everywhere until the end of the song. Played right through it though!
KGB was the Soviet’s version of the CIA, this is just their local military
KGB was CIA, NSA and Homeland Security in one body. Intelligence part had been separated in November 1991 but they still act in unison.
I would be willing to sell my soul to go back to see this concert. I have seen Metallica live 9 times, amazing every time.
Birth
School
Metallica
Death
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This was always my favourite version, they slowed the song down and really brought the "krunch" for the whole Black Album tour. Jason was happy to have some bass back in some Justice For All songs...
Nice to see some more old stuff! U may like (or love) Sad But True and Wherever I May Roam live San Diego 1992.
Cheers!
Yeeees!!
I don't know why a million ppl get Creeping Death from this concert recommended but this is so rare when it's the more badass video.
Alsi Pantera with everyone doing Domination to the point if puking but no Psycho Holliday or Primal concrete Sledge.
1.5 Million Fans 🤘🤘
That was by the time AC/DC hit the stage later. It was closer to 800,000 when Metallica was playing. Still impressive.
@@KevinQ1989 You sure about it bto ? Cause everyone says that Metallica did play ro 1.5 million
This is the song I love when it hits my playlist right towards the end of my workout, gets me so fired up every time
Papa Het was so hot back in the day. He's not aging badly either! Amazing band.
Metallica - Justice Medley live San Diego 92'
Pure power!
The heaviest thing written in E
Brought to you by Them G
Suzie looks great
Love her smile
Newstead handbanging is 🤘
These people were craving freedom, the iron curtain was slightly open by ‘91
That's my guy, Lars 🤘🏻
🤘
9:51 It’s always nice to see James hock a loogie on the mic😊
Hahaha KJB!! It's KGB my friend 🤣Great reaction again guys🤘
I would love to have him yell at me in that voice 24/7. “Alllll’ve said their prayers, invade their nightmares”… the sheer power of his voice is unbelievable.
the place of performance was an old airport that's why there was a capacity for all those people
You are beatiful couple, love to watch these reaction videos.
Awesome! This song live is way more powerfull, the groove in it is a blast!
Gotta remember this isn't long after the Berlin wall came down and Russia started opening up a bit. Very very few bands from the west had played in Russia before and even getting western music was difficult for the kids
You guys should react to Metallica “battery” live in Seattle 89. It’s insane
You'll have to go to their Patreon and give them $40 for a reaction.
@@metalmellie4371 I’ll give them something better than money . A true metal experience
The Kings.
This is the same concert when you reacted to Domination by Pantera. By the time Metallica hit the stage, i heard the crowd had almost doubled.
OMG, This is my very fav song "HARVESTER OF SORROW"
Thank you so much 🙏👍🤟
❤️ From 🇮🇩
James voice here at its peak. Love James forever!
You can really see they we're giving it all for these people, a taste of freedom
The camera was a Kodak Disk, the film was on a disk like a pictograph from even further back in the day. Disk film was I believe right before digital
During this time in the 90s they were fuckin metalgods their drive was like an unstoppable force
the largest concert I've been was a central park, NYC concert..it was all fenced in, had to pay with tickets, seating was...wherever.
Thanks for listening to this fierce energy that Metallica had. Fucking awesome!
He's like a fuckin lion.
After the Berlin wall came down I think theybsaid this was done in an air field. There wouldn't be a traditional arena or sports venue that could hole 1 million people. I think it was the people's gift to winning their freedom at that point. A concert at the soviet union's funeral and an opening to freedom and new opportunities. It was huge historically and huge as a concert. When the wall fell, electric records wanted to quickly get their name known over there. So this concert had several bands play. But Metallica was epic.
This concert was a free concert so that's why so many people showed up
Greetings from Russia! The military (perhaps the internal troops, an analogue of your national Guard) did not just beat people there out of idleness. At one point in the video, you can see how a military man hits a glass bottle with a baton, this is due to the fact that people brought alcoholic beverages in glass bottles with them and after finishing them they just threw them out of all forces in any direction, many people were injured. I did not go to this concert myself, I was young at that time, but our elders all went, the concert was free, so many people came from all over Russia. According to who was there, the scariest and most dangerous thing was to leave there, when it was all over, our guys hid under cars so that the crowd would not crush them. And of course, the energy received at the concert had to find a way out, as a result, commuter trains carrying people from the concert were destroyed.
Battery - Seattle '89 please...
Checkout Moscow peace festival from a few years prior. Ozzy, Scorpions, Skid Row, Bon Jovi, Motley, etc.
Awesome journey into Metallica!! You should react to some of Metallica's blues/hard rock songs from the 1990s. Until It Sleeps; Ain't My B***h; King Nothing; The House Jack Built; Hero of The Day; Thorn Within; Wasting My Hate; Where The Wild Things Are; Low Man's Lyrics; Unforgiven II; Carpe Diem Baby; Devils Dance; Fixxxer. The Load & Reload albums are definitely underrated. Great sample of their musical versatility outside of heavy metal/thrash!
I second these suggestions.
Yes I do agree the load reload is very underrated not many people liked that but it's more then just thrash metal the albums are very well produced and persnal
In my opinion Load is much better than Reload as a whole though. Although Reload has it's moments, but I think Load is more consistent throughout. Also I loved the old school Metallica and still do I didn't hate when they released first Black album which I think is great and not when they released Load. I think for some people the change was too much. I think if some other band would've done Load as their first album people might have received it much more positively.
@@ManWithoutThePants yeah load is better then reload when they were in the studio they wrote 20 songs and the 1st part made it in load then the 2nd half made it on reload but load is very personal to james
Metallica smashing it back then as usual
About 1.6 million people there....This happened right after the fall of the USSR...so people were completely lit
You’re thinking of the KGB. That was the Soviet Union’s main security agency. I think the soldiers here are USSR army. This was right before the collapse of the Soviet Union. I was 18 in September of 1991. It was a wild time. 🤘🏼
Metallica - Bleeding me
Primal Concrete Sledge by Pantera at the same concert , react to that one guys
1,6 million to be exact.
1.6 million to be exact.
Please react No Remorse by Metallica live in Germany 1985..
There was also Pantera on that show, YOU HAVE to react to "Domination".
I thought they already did
Killed the build up
1.6M was the quoted number...actual estimates near 2M. For context, the distinction between 1M and 1.6M....that 600,000....works out to roughly 9 full US football stadiums (~70,000 a stadium averaged). That's strictly on TOP of the 1,000,000. So to say 1M were there doesn't even account for 9 full US football stadiums on top. Its truly mind boggling! Great review, keep it up! :)
That's why you call metallica is the King of metal on this planet.
Period.
it was a free concert with multiple bands..acdc headlined it..
its was a deal between the students and the rebel groups vs the government at tht time as the soviet union was breaking apart to maintain peace n harmony rather than protesting and campaigning ....so all in all was a free show in an airfield with ACDC , Metallica , Pantera and i think Anthrax
AC/DC, Metallica, Pantera, and Black Crowes. There was also a relatively unknown Swedish band that I can’t remember the name of.
The best ambassadors for freedom. Metallica, AC/DC, Pantera…
...And Justice For All 🗽
This whole album thrashes!
Not "one" bad song off of it.
Haha, "One", shout-out to that song! 😄
Yep, THIS was Metallica! \m/
Was a free show at airfield so figures why over 1m people.
"Dude shared it with me only" I'm a sit in the virtual corner for a bit
James Hetfield - The King of Ooh Yeah's!
1.6 million is the official estimate ...on an abandoned airport outside Moscow.
Wasn't this the first rock concert allowed in The Soviet Union, that is why the crowd is so big.This is also from the first album Jason Newstead played on, and probably one of his first show's, 😲
jason first concert was in 87
This concert is from the Black album era
🤣 what are you talking about...Jason been with metallica since 1987...his first record was Garage Days Re-Revisted and then ...And Justice For All...this is the Black album era
Okay I didn't even look at the date of this video, I was getting ahead of myself.Get on Suzi about calling Tommy Aldridge Doug the drummer, sorry to throw you under the bus Suzi,lol
Also I was listening to Ride the Lighting in 85 so I was familiar,Rock on brothers and sisters 🤘☮️
The wall came down, and the Russian people finally got treated to music from the West, and as luck would have it the greatest metal show of all time!!!
Great song! Please react to Powerwind from Twilight Force I'm sure you'll love it, they are one of the most amazing happy fantasy power metal band nowadays!
When I first saw camera-phones, I thought they were the most ridiculous things. ‘What has a camera got to do with a bloody phone? Y’know when I least feel a need to take a photo? When I’m on the GOT-DAMMMMMMNNNNN fōn.’
Travis
You mean KGB. KGB was a state security for then USSR (Russia) until Dec. 1991. KGB split into 3 different agencies 1991.
It was a free show with tons of bands not just metallica & it was outside so yeah haha
no TONS of bands - it was one russian opener, The Black Crowes, Pantera, Metallica and AC/DC - the 'monsters of rock' line-up of that year.
its the KGB Travis was thinking about and they were on their way out in 1991 replaced by the FSB .
Battery, Seattle please!
Here’s a suggestion for y’all . Gojira flying whales or stranded . Both awesome songs .
this registered as an earthquake in 91 think it was a 3.2 on the scale lol
1,000,000 peol is one 8th of the swiss population 😱
1.4 million is the estimate
Metallica wasn't even tge headliner of this show. It was AC DC. Pantera also had an incredible set there too.
07:33 start grazy guitar solo.
Bleeding me S&M 1...enough said!!!
Monsters of Rock in Moscow 91 was fucking ridiculous ; this was still at the height of communism , Pantera played the same venue at the time and the entire fucking militairy was there , if you watch the "Primal concrete sledge" song from 91 theres actuall people fighting police and the military
Rmbr dis shit when i'm blasting the speaker watching this tru vhs🤘🤘🤘
150-200 thousand people actually, which is a lot. A million was invented later.
It was the KGB, Russian in full Komitet Gosudarstvennoy Bezopasnosti, English committee for state security, foreign intelligence and domestic security agency of the Soviet Union it dissolved on 3rd of December 1991 then on the 26th of December the Soviet Union dissolved it is now the federal semi-presidential republic of Russia, other than that mistake they made I love this song
1.6 million
Not long after the fall of the Berlin Wall and the end of communism. The first taste of people’s music experience outside of ussr and what an introduction.
KGB is long gone, that was just regular army who were supposed to keep "order" :D
Who told the dude it's a good idea to wear that cap like that?!
It was soviets fall
Soviet Union was Russia of 1991... That's why
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