@@StarTheKittyCatty soul is the point. Jasnons apereance, vocals, and playing style gave us goosebumps. Robs crab(p) walking and caughing vocals give me laughs....
You sound like a critic. I can say that I don’t play drums and that I don’t even play an instrument but I love AJFA it’s my favorite and Lars’s drumming is what is making me want to get a set
@@mr.brenman2132 I think didn't like is a little strong but okay, he was always treated as the new guy until he left the band, I think only Kirk respected him
@@lagoonrd4173 another widow from the cliff, there's no reason to belittle jason's work at metallica, he made the band's bassist name stand out, he played with passion and with a lot of will different from trujillo
In 1990 my parents moved to a new house. I was 10, didn't know metal existed. The previous tenants had left some trash, including a small box of cassettes, no cases and no marks on them. I played them all in the old National-Panasonic stereo and only one had music on one side (just 30 mins), the other side being blank. I could not figure out what the hell was that noise but I was instantly hooked for life by that pounding DA-DA-DA.. DA-DA-DA-DAAA-DA-DA in the first song, and specially by the haunting inexplicable mournfulness of an instrumental piece at the end of those glorious 30 mins of strange music that had fallen upon my innocent hands by pure chance. A couple years later, already becoming a metalhead and after listening to it a few million times, I finally realized I had been listening to the side two of ..and Justice For All. Now, almost 30 years later, every single time I listen to this song, I get goosebumps at the realization that this is the first metal song I ever heard and came to deeply love, without even knowing who played it. Peace.
Lol they ain't the biggest & greatest thrash metal band on the planet for no reason. These guys had it rough in the beginning of their career, but look at them shine now lol. Has any band besides Metallica toured for over 2yrs straight? Metallica did on the black album, they were/are probably the most requested band by the other countries.
@@JerryAsbury1985 i remember being in high school when this came out. everyone was going nuts over this record and buying it. these were like the very end of the days when people lined up at record stores to get them. and we were all listening to them in cheap car stereos that boomed out the metal , cruising to the lake while beer was being swilled and smoke was in the air. freaking awesome times.
A lot people give Lars crap, but man, he was writing such good drum parts in those first four albums and this is definitely one of his best masterpieces.
Erm... Not arguing or countering the above commenters, but who stood in the way of Lars's drumming development afterwards? Noone but him, the way I see it
@@Kratos40595 yes, older, maybe solid (in the sense that he cut anything he wasn't able to play well anymore). But he wasted DECADES of time he could spend to become AT LEAST slightly better, not just riding on the coattails of his younger self. I mean, he reached his absolute peak on Justice, and then he had some sparks of groovy stuff on Load - but nothing more. He was downhill from Justice all the time...
Camilo Badillo That's actually the first song I ever really heard from them! I was working at Hollywood Video as a teenager and they let us put on any DVD we'd like after 9pm. Someone put in "A Year and a Half in the Life" and Harvester of Sorrow came blasting onto all the tv's in the store. My life was changed forever.
... and I don't care what anyone says. Jason Newsted was a much deeper part of who Metallic used to be, vocally, presentation, sound, energy, and playing style. I have been mourning this band for a very long time.
@Daniel Treadwell eh Cliff never got a chance to perform as a mature musician... his death metal screams and insane headbanging brought a whole other level. I do love Jason's vocals and rob's grooves
Jason has a ton of vocal fry, he's almost a death metal vocalist at this point. I personally like the style but I don't think it suits Metallica. They are a thrash band, maybe rock, but they aren't obituary or cannibal corpse or napalm death. James is a much much higher pitch. It's not a power thing. It's a style.
I was there, too! 19 and either second or third time seeing them. We also left before GnR was done as we only liked a couple of their songs. Hard to imagine it was nearing 28 years ago!
James is a poet. Any metal band can speak obvious tongue but I always loved how James used analogies to deepen the meaning of his songs and make it more open to interpretation. Lyrically, he is the most superior and diverse of the top 4 when it comes to covering a plethora of emotions!
Unreal how low Hetfields guitar is back in those days. We need a year by year comparison of guitar height and back curvature! Love this song. The tempo just never lets up and it’s great to see Lars not struggle and look fluid (comments about how he sounds not necessary).
I think right after reload he started raising the height. In the year 2000 he had an accident and hurt his back I’m pretty sure ever since then is when he stopped wearing his guitar so low. I’m their last performance with Jason on VH1 and when they play I disappear on MTV is when you really start to see it.
He uses his guitar pretty high between 83 85 in 86 and at the end of 86 He lowers it a bit in 89 he lowers it more and finaly during black album He lowers it to this height and He pulls the guitar higher during the summer sanitarium tour due to his back injuries
I think they even can’t digest their own song here. Justice album wasn’t as good as it had been known. Black Album would be the choice rather. - From a shitless slave region of humanism being suffered under hoon-tribe-originated-parasitism and kiki'she' collectivism which is known as the name 'Korea', whose dwellers always steals and begs from Japan's original history which clearly inherited sincere humanity in Ancient Cudara more than its 'original' dwellers in hometown.
The period from 1989-94 was absolutely peak live Metallica, Binge & Purge is essential to see how powerful they were back then. Their Woodstock ‘94 set is bone-crushing
It's insane to think that they are almost a billion dollar band. A BILLION.... Edit: this comment is 2 years old. Now they ARE a billion dollar band. 🤘🤘🤘🤘
Jason has stated publicly that her couldnt spend all his Black Album royalties money if he tried. Thats just 1 album... he was a part of AJFA, BA, Live Shit, Load/Reload, S&M, Garage Inc and ALL the tours of that time frame.... Id say they've done very well for themselves
Kirk did and does backup more often than you'd think, he's just not audible most of the time lol. Frantic is like the only song where you can actually hear him xD
Jason's backing vocals were amazing and that's why I came back to this video. But I'm just realizing how great his facial expressions are while singing, too. He actually looks like hes full of hate when singing the backup vocals, it's awesome.
Ya I love Kirk. I spent ten years study his style and it's awesome. Beautiful but he is sloppy as hell live. I realize now he never quite had the chops. When he does the ascending and descending runs with the fast alternate picking I think he's just tremolo picking and hitting almost random notes but still following the scale shapes on one string . Slop. He's definitely not the best technical player. Dime was way more skilled but I can't really choose one over the other.
Andres Franks I think that Jason was probably the best band member fit due to sheer enthusiasm and background vocals but Cliff was the most artistic and innovative, with Rob being the most diverse and talented. As for Hetfield here... sounds kinda like he’s losing his voice. I like the 87 voice....
Little Story: I'm a guy with Autism. One of the things my particular kind of Autism does, is mess with my eye hand coordination. Which basically killed every chance of me playing guitar. But when I heard this song, I wanted to play it so bad, or at least just the main riff. So I taught myself to play electric, like Jeff Healey. I had taught myself to play power cords, tuning strings to different notes, WAY DIFFERENT from normal tunings, but it worked for the way I played. I started, and deemed this one too hard, so i started with "The Game" By Motörhead. I crushed it, and played it beautifully. Soon, I was playing Motörhead like no tomorrow. Which then it was time for the real test. I started with Metallica, playing Enter Sandman. And, I got good at all kinds of Metallica, at all ages. REALLY GOOD. Up until last week, where i tried to do the full Justice album (Can't play blackened, that riff just doesn't Cooperate lol.) And when I heard this song, I took the time to learn it, and now I play this song like a dream. Friends I know dont even DARE to attempt the songs I can play. I EVEN LEARNED DYER'S EVE. Don't let ANYTHING STOP YOU FROM ACHIEVING YOUR DREAMS!!!
@@jto541 yeah in the backstage video before this very concert he says something like 'here we go, first show of this summer tour... pwahhhh that's what I feel'
Any time i see old metallica, makes you realize jason brought so much energy to their live show also those metal backing vocals!! and robert....has that crab walking thing and sometimes spins around on the spot that some people like lol
Heaviest song on Justice. All the riffs are strong enough to be the main riff of a song. Metallica riffs just be hitting different than other bands lmao.
I've been watching James fingers on that guitar, & though Kirk is lead guitarist, James stays busy on his guitar also. Usually the rhythm guitarist will do some chords, not saying it's easy. But James takes rhythm guitarist to a whole new level.
@@JerryAsbury1985 try to learn this song. This is some of the most fun things you can play. Also this helped me to become a far better rythm guitarist. Most of the AJFA stuff is just so tight that you have to play on this level to make it sound right.
@@dervpool yeah I had a guitar, but it's age caused it to self destruct. But my grandpa had a guitar, he used to play in church. He passed away so I took his guitar, it was an old Harmony acoustic. It needed some work, but I moved it & left it here, I guess one of my cousins took it, so now I've gotta build money to get another one.
Especially on the AJFA album. He had some reeeally cool stuff under Kirk's solos. I think Frayed Ends of Sanity had a riff under the solo that is, to this day, one of the hardest Metallica riffs to play.
It's really awesome that after watching a shit ton of old videos in the late 80"s and 90's Metallica that Jason is always the topic of interest. He deserves it very much so . He's fuckin Awesome and well respected in my eyes and alot of other people.
Jason’s backup vocals are sorely missed when Metallica plays live these days. Kirk and Robert don’t get it done. On a side note, Kirks solo on this track is so odd- it’s like he had all these techniques that he’d been waiting to fit into a song
Ash Brace Only difference is Kirk has come up with riffs people actually want to hear, instead of the music-as-athletics “Look what I can do” crap Satriani and all the other professional virtuosos come out with.
Damn, this song has aged like a fine f-ing wine! Can’t stop listening to this particular performance either! Props to em all-Newsted blasting out the backing vocals, Lars timing great, Kirk nailing that solo, & James with the “c’mon mutherfukers” & “Yeahhhh”-then playing in that literal swamp of DC in July when it’s miserably hot & humid-f-ing badasses-all of em!
When I was at the sixth grade, almost twelve years old (1989), I read Metal Hammer a lot but the only cassettes I owned had Guns n Roses and ACDC. So I decided to go to the record store to buy something new. I was between Metallica and Motorhead, just for their names, without knowing nothing about their music. I decided to go for Metallica just for the name. I went to the store and asked the man there: "Do you have any new cassettes of Metallica?"(sic!) I thought that anything old was slow and soft. So he showed me a few. I remember I saw Kill Em All and something with lIghtnings on the cover! I finally picked something other and when I went to pay I did not have enough money. I said to the man: "Wait for me to get home and get more money" He said: "Wait I ll give you something else and you wont have to pay that much". So he gave me an untitled rewritable tape! And I paid for a rewritable tape! But when I went home and put the tape to the player, the sound of a very formidable music filled my ears. Some years later, and as I already listened to the tape with no titles and no sign whatsoever for thousands of times, I realised that the record was the ...And Justice For All. The tape brings me great memories, even if Dyers Eve was slaughtered because it did not fit in the tape!
The best Metallica song ever. Blew my socks off the first time I heard it overtaking Creeping Death. Lars double kicks are perfect to make complex groove complimenting the rhythm. Adding a bass here adds another dimension to it all. Kudos.
When you play in the daylight, there's nowhere to hide behind lighting and theatrics, it has to be super solid musicianship. Metallica doing just that. FUCKING METAL DUDDDDDDDDDDDE!
probably the guy who gets the least credit is Jason Newstead. He literally became the face of this band in the 90s and was the most approchable. He also showed up with a completely different style, that still screamed metallica. It just was. Some of his best stuff is a nd justice for all and he was one hell of a backup vocalist too. Everyone loved or knew about cliff, but i still think everyone thinks still that Jason got screwed from the moment he joined until he left. Muted bass, what is that?
I remember being like 15 hearing and justice for all for the first time and just totally f*cking loved Metallica and that started my love for metal, getting into slayer, Megadeth,Black Sabbath,Dio, Motorhead😝🎸💀🤘🤘🤘
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Jason's backing vocals are so clean that it did my laundry
What the.... XD
Thats clean
Congratulations you just won the internet please use responsibility LOL\m/
His stupid frog voice. Yuck.
Yep. That’s it
Holy shit Jason's high up in the mix!
Justice has been served.
They did that alot in late 92-93
JagdFlanker HA
JagdFlanker .....what does that mean ?
@@jengable4888 his bass guitar is very audible.
yet the studio sounds WAY heavier
I swear, in his prime, it hardly looked like James was even trying to play his guitar. He just willed the notes out of it and the guitar obeyed.
Maybe after so much touring it became a reflex
@@rogelioberlanga2189 I'd buy that answer.
Even now it looks that way, it was always that way.
exactly,with a fuckin ease!
He is blessed by the Viking gods
White drum kit, loud bass, explorer hetfield, flying v kirk omg love it
Not to mention those backup vocals
Fucking Jason Newkid man !
guitars are detuned and sounds like shit
Jason with elvi's tee..haha not levi's.
@@umarkhabib3307 saw that too. LOL
Jason is a freaking monster on the vocals, he was the perfect guy for the job.
I always laugh to Robs tries of doing those lines live...
@@kockarSO rob's more technical but nowhere near as pure 100% metallica as jason was
Give Rob a break. Really hard to replace a long time band member like that with all the baggage prior.
@@kockarSO seems like an employee who replaced good enough Jason but the Metallica soul has been lost without any replacement
@@StarTheKittyCatty soul is the point. Jasnons apereance, vocals, and playing style gave us goosebumps. Robs crab(p) walking and caughing vocals give me laughs....
that's a real concert.
Lars is actually putting the effort to DO double basses
And Jason's bass + vocals are audible
guitars sound kinda muddy
Lars was regulary putting effort at that time
@@inshambles2 well too be fair it’s a live performance
I grew up with the drums. To me the coolest thing in music is the double bass on the drums
You sound like a critic. I can say that I don’t play drums and that I don’t even play an instrument but I love AJFA it’s my favorite and Lars’s drumming is what is making me want to get a set
Jason’s voice is perfect with James
Although James didn't like Jason in the end, they make an excellent duo
always has been
I agree
@@sfjc1387 They are cool now. When did James not like him?
@@mr.brenman2132 I think didn't like is a little strong but okay, he was always treated as the new guy until he left the band, I think only Kirk respected him
The best album Metallica ever made …. In my opinion.
You are damn right my friend !
No it's obviously St, Anger
I prefer MoP much more but justice is very close
Yes
Best musical album ever made period, in my opinion.
Jason´s revenge on bass.
Dude the entire Black Album Tour was like that Jason’s bass was turned way up and it was awesome! Props to Metallica and Justice For Jason!
Taking cliffs riffs.... after this no good songs were made..... cliff dies and Metallica with him
@@lagoonrd4173 another widow from the cliff, there's no reason to belittle jason's work at metallica, he made the band's bassist name stand out, he played with passion and with a lot of will different from trujillo
Respect for Jason. He was and will be the soul of Metallica in live performances.
the guitar tone sounds better too but somehow they still had sterile drums in some of their live mixes
In 1990 my parents moved to a new house. I was 10, didn't know metal existed. The previous tenants had left some trash, including a small box of cassettes, no cases and no marks on them. I played them all in the old National-Panasonic stereo and only one had music on one side (just 30 mins), the other side being blank. I could not figure out what the hell was that noise but I was instantly hooked for life by that pounding DA-DA-DA.. DA-DA-DA-DAAA-DA-DA in the first song, and specially by the haunting inexplicable mournfulness of an instrumental piece at the end of those glorious 30 mins of strange music that had fallen upon my innocent hands by pure chance. A couple years later, already becoming a metalhead and after listening to it a few million times, I finally realized I had been listening to the side two of ..and Justice For All. Now, almost 30 years later, every single time I listen to this song, I get goosebumps at the realization that this is the first metal song I ever heard and came to deeply love, without even knowing who played it. Peace.
Love your story bro! waoo, greetings from Ecuador, this song kickass!
True story man.. loved Metallica since day 1 without knowing they were Metallica ha
I remember the day and first song , it was in 1991 , the unforgiven ( Official video ) .
Lol they ain't the biggest & greatest thrash metal band on the planet for no reason. These guys had it rough in the beginning of their career, but look at them shine now lol. Has any band besides Metallica toured for over 2yrs straight? Metallica did on the black album, they were/are probably the most requested band by the other countries.
@@JerryAsbury1985 i remember being in high school when this came out. everyone was going nuts over this record and buying it. these were like the very end of the days when people lined up at record stores to get them.
and we were all listening to them in cheap car stereos that boomed out the metal , cruising to the lake while beer was being swilled and smoke was in the air.
freaking awesome times.
Can we spend a second to talk about how Kirk absolutely smoked that solo? Love the single pickup V with the Floyd
Yeah man he freaking nailed it!!
Why did they drop the second solo?
@@Pyewack3t Good question. It wasn't unusual for them to shorten a song slightly, but man I miss that slow grooving solo here!
@@auximenies they did it to Four Horsemen too on Cliff 'Em All.
Absolute magic... too bad there's no second part
A lot people give Lars crap, but man, he was writing such good drum parts in those first four albums and this is definitely one of his best masterpieces.
In the black album too. Every rolls, breaks are different on each song.
Seeing him live made me realize he's the hardest working man in the business. Best drummer ever? Hell, I don't know but the man works his ass off.
Erm... Not arguing or countering the above commenters, but who stood in the way of Lars's drumming development afterwards? Noone but him, the way I see it
@@OleksiiTheAngrythey got ultra successful he went off the rails but came back solid - older but adapted
@@Kratos40595 yes, older, maybe solid (in the sense that he cut anything he wasn't able to play well anymore). But he wasted DECADES of time he could spend to become AT LEAST slightly better, not just riding on the coattails of his younger self. I mean, he reached his absolute peak on Justice, and then he had some sparks of groovy stuff on Load - but nothing more. He was downhill from Justice all the time...
Love these vintage uploads. James looks like a viking possessed. 💪😎🤘
Buff Dudes hi there, nice taste
Buff dudes.
It’s nice to see you around here. I expected you at the Harvester of Sorrow video, tho. (Language of the gains)
Camilo Badillo That's actually the first song I ever really heard from them! I was working at Hollywood Video as a teenager and they let us put on any DVD we'd like after 9pm. Someone put in "A Year and a Half in the Life" and Harvester of Sorrow came blasting onto all the tv's in the store. My life was changed forever.
James is the best frontman ever
I'm a simple man
I see longhair hetfield headbanging I click it
I love the reference!
Fuck yeahhhhh!!!!
ME
@King Greed I have the shaved sides and the rest of the long hair like Jason
Me to .to bad he doesn't really headbang no more
... and I don't care what anyone says. Jason Newsted was a much deeper part of who Metallic used to be, vocally, presentation, sound, energy, and playing style. I have been mourning this band for a very long time.
Absolutely
Word
Truth!!
Woow when Jason Newsted sing with James at same time it make Hetfields voice 10 time stronger
I think I have seizure now
@Daniel Treadwell eh Cliff never got a chance to perform as a mature musician... his death metal screams and insane headbanging brought a whole other level. I do love Jason's vocals and rob's grooves
Jason has a ton of vocal fry, he's almost a death metal vocalist at this point. I personally like the style but I don't think it suits Metallica. They are a thrash band, maybe rock, but they aren't obituary or cannibal corpse or napalm death. James is a much much higher pitch. It's not a power thing. It's a style.
@Daniel Treadwell Hey you gotta remember Cliff, Jason is the 2nd best. Cliff may be gone, but he's still hailed as one of the greatest bassist ever.
Daniel Treadwell i got to see cliff twice live an rob is the closest to him. Not jason
3:00 The Cliff Burton head banging technique
AKA the "God, I'm drunk" technique.
😂😂
Half-time headbanging
Glad I'm not the only one who realized it
🤨👨🏿🚒
Jason’s contribution was really phenomenal
Yes it definitely was it sucks that he got treated like shit a lot and it made him quit that wasn't the only reason
I was there. Way in the back. 15 years old, 2nd Metallica show, 1st time smoking a joint. Good fun.
wow smoking a joint for the first time blows your mind even if you watch paint dry, let alone watching prime MetallicA!!
Same here. I was 14, somewhere in the middle of the field area. We left two songs into GnR set. They sounded weak as hell after Metallica lol
David Matine doesnt get much better than that. Saw them on this tour too.
I was there, too! 19 and either second or third time seeing them. We also left before GnR was done as we only liked a couple of their songs. Hard to imagine it was nearing 28 years ago!
Me too. I was 15 too. There with my Mom. She has a Metallica tat.
James is a poet. Any metal band can speak obvious tongue but I always loved how James used analogies to deepen the meaning of his songs and make it more open to interpretation.
Lyrically, he is the most superior and diverse of the top 4 when it comes to covering a plethora of emotions!
“Speak Obvious tongue”. Dude, I love that!!!
Yeah , he is very articulate & there are layers to their lyrics for sure
The sign of an intelligent wise soul...
James in one of greatest musicians of all time. Lyrically he's still under appreciated.
Agreed. His lyrics are very poetic, especially on ...And Justice For All
Unreal how low Hetfields guitar is back in those days. We need a year by year comparison of guitar height and back curvature! Love this song. The tempo just never lets up and it’s great to see Lars not struggle and look fluid (comments about how he sounds not necessary).
I think right after reload he started raising the height. In the year 2000 he had an accident and hurt his back I’m pretty sure ever since then is when he stopped wearing his guitar so low. I’m their last performance with Jason on VH1 and when they play I disappear on MTV is when you really start to see it.
I play guitar and I don’t know how people play that low. I couldn’t
Might be because of how tall he is, or how he holds his pick.
He uses his guitar pretty high between 83 85 in 86 and at the end of 86 He lowers it a bit in 89 he lowers it more and finaly during black album He lowers it to this height and He pulls the guitar higher during the summer sanitarium tour due to his back injuries
Metallica in the early 90´s would eat alive anyone on their sight.
They did...
80's Metallica eats 90's Metallica
Late 80's Metallica is the best version.
I think they even can’t digest their own song here. Justice album wasn’t as good as it had been known. Black Album would be the choice rather.
- From a shitless slave region of humanism being suffered under hoon-tribe-originated-parasitism and kiki'she' collectivism which is known as the name 'Korea', whose dwellers always steals and begs from Japan's original history which clearly inherited sincere humanity in Ancient Cudara more than its 'original' dwellers in hometown.
Not "would" they DID
I enjoy this better than the album because I can hear
Jason with the bass.
TRUTH!!!!
Eu ia dizer o mesmo.
Yawn
It's clean af too
It's damn true...
The period from 1989-94 was absolutely peak live Metallica, Binge & Purge is essential to see how powerful they were back then. Their Woodstock ‘94 set is bone-crushing
85-92 there best period
@@mikeheffner1895I'd say 86 to 89 is their best live era
@@mikeheffner1895 mexico 93 was also good
This video is like a drug to me. I watch it everyday.
it's happening again
Lars's Wig still watching it daily?
Are You still watching it?
@@kinniecas9004 I went to rehab for being addicted to this video so now I don't watch it
I see you everywhere lars's wig wtf
Imagine Dyer's Eve being played in this era.
@Ryan Maliek but I said in this era, meaning the Black Album era.
@Ryan Maliek no worries.
russkate88 Would of been orgasmic
@@SpiralIntoAVoid 100%
You can only imagine because it never was. The first time was in LA sometime in the mid 2000's - 2005ish I think.
It's insane to think that they are almost a billion dollar band. A BILLION....
Edit: this comment is 2 years old. Now they ARE a billion dollar band. 🤘🤘🤘🤘
Damn for real that’s crazy
Aren't they already?
Crossed a billion
Jason has stated publicly that her couldnt spend all his Black Album royalties money if he tried. Thats just 1 album... he was a part of AJFA, BA, Live Shit, Load/Reload, S&M, Garage Inc and ALL the tours of that time frame....
Id say they've done very well for themselves
If you consider the value of the rights to their music, they are well beyond a billion dollar band ...
3:56: There is nothing cooler on this world than holding the guitar so low as James here. Really love his stage acting.
well there is having a good back
You can see his muscles ripping because the strap is too low
not that he would've felt it, he was drunk pretty much every show.
I actually have never seen Kirk sing any backing vocals except here. Jason’s a very capable singer and sounds great
Kirk did and does backup more often than you'd think, he's just not audible most of the time lol. Frantic is like the only song where you can actually hear him xD
Kirk did backup vocals on creeping death live in Moscow 1991
The BASS lives!!! One of their most badass songs. Groovy, heavy, rhythmic, and technical.
a work of pure art
Crushing GnR every single night of that tour! Goosebumps watching them at the height of their game!
Hetfield and Anselmo were such badass front men
Agreed.
I think hetfield has got a more accessible vocal style
@@gaspanda wrong
@@adhamsherif9126 must be down to all those Pantera ballads
Adham Sherif nah hetfields voice is just objectively more accessible, much less nonsense screaming and it actually sounds like singing.
Actual bass!!
4:22 slap guitar? Damn
Dropped a pick
Nikhil Barretto it’s just some power chords relax
that's beat guitar. not as loud but much more violent.
EatAtTheDanglingDiner I was referring to the way he was playing the power chords, power chords are just some notes.
guitar abuse
jason's and james' voices went so well together in this song
Jason's backing vocals were amazing and that's why I came back to this video. But I'm just realizing how great his facial expressions are while singing, too. He actually looks like hes full of hate when singing the backup vocals, it's awesome.
Hetfield and Newstead have to be two of the most badasses to walk the earth.
You forgot Hammett
@@theof4455 you both forgot Cliff.
@Sabertooth 82 ah yes, because the one thing you judge a bassist on is how "fierce" they are. Don't know why you bothered posting that comment.
@Sabertooth 82 I mean, if that's what you think then I don't value your opinion very much so whatever. Have a good one!
@Sabertooth 82 Okey dokey.
1:22 Dave singing The Shortest Straw
One bad ASS solo getting straight down!! Kirk is a badass !!! Just a great band best lineup imo Jason killed the backup vocals!!
Ya I love Kirk. I spent ten years study his style and it's awesome. Beautiful but he is sloppy as hell live. I realize now he never quite had the chops. When he does the ascending and descending runs with the fast alternate picking I think he's just tremolo picking and hitting almost random notes but still following the scale shapes on one string . Slop. He's definitely not the best technical player. Dime was way more skilled but I can't really choose one over the other.
0:30 One of the Greatest Riff and Sound in the History
4:20 that technique! Never seen it before from James. Love it.
James slaps on guitar WTF?
@@panadolf2691 I thought that was Kirk's thing
@@panadolf2691 CHECKMATE !
I can’t stand people that say Lars is a bad drummer!
The guy is a Musical Drummer that Literally Writes awesome drum parts to a song!
He writes awesome parts but he cannot play them well, that's the problem.
*OMG DAT BASS*
yeah !!!
Sometimes!
Sounds like a wet fart.
@@notmozart8866 still better than rob's
metfan4l Jason is a sick bassist.
Stuck on an island. Can only have one album. ...And Justice For All.
Model 3 amen, it’s Mozart or Beethoven
Puppets
100 % agree
Piece Of Mind by Iron Maiden
Agree. Justice is Metallica’s best album
Kirk's a beast... Lars also hitting really hard and consistent.
I could watch this song with only Jason in frame, his energy is amazing!
He brought it man
The Best ERA!!
The Best Hetfield!
The Best bass player!
The best Energy!
The Best Drums!
The Best Look!!
THE BEST METALLICA!!!!
Best bass player of metallica? You forgot about cliff.
I dont forget Cliff but Jason is more compatible whit Metallica in mi opinion
Andres Franks I think that Jason was probably the best band member fit due to sheer enthusiasm and background vocals but Cliff was the most artistic and innovative, with Rob being the most diverse and talented.
As for Hetfield here... sounds kinda like he’s losing his voice. I like the 87 voice....
The best band ever!
Jason had great backup vocals but c'mon... Let's be realistic here.
Little Story: I'm a guy with Autism. One of the things my particular kind of Autism does, is mess with my eye hand coordination. Which basically killed every chance of me playing guitar. But when I heard this song, I wanted to play it so bad, or at least just the main riff. So I taught myself to play electric, like Jeff Healey.
I had taught myself to play power cords, tuning strings to different notes, WAY DIFFERENT from normal tunings, but it worked for the way I played. I started, and deemed this one too hard, so i started with "The Game" By Motörhead. I crushed it, and played it beautifully. Soon, I was playing Motörhead like no tomorrow. Which then it was time for the real test.
I started with Metallica, playing Enter Sandman. And, I got good at all kinds of Metallica, at all ages. REALLY GOOD.
Up until last week, where i tried to do the full Justice album (Can't play blackened, that riff just doesn't Cooperate lol.) And when I heard this song, I took the time to learn it, and now I play this song like a dream. Friends I know dont even DARE to attempt the songs I can play. I EVEN LEARNED DYER'S EVE.
Don't let ANYTHING STOP YOU FROM ACHIEVING YOUR DREAMS!!!
Kirk just played one of their hardest solos with 0 emotion XD
JT O the reason is because it’s one of their hardest
@@metaloreosecondchannel829 But it wasn't even a concentration face it just looked like he didn't want to be there XD
Kirk at his prime. He still great, but nowadays his solo all sound the same and too much wah
@@aquatichighs He doesn't use it as much on hardwired as like on death magnetic
@@jto541 yeah in the backstage video before this very concert he says something like 'here we go, first show of this summer tour... pwahhhh that's what I feel'
Best live American metal band!!! Made me proud to be a metalhead and still am
Any time i see old metallica, makes you realize jason brought so much energy to their live show also those metal backing vocals!! and robert....has that crab walking thing and sometimes spins around on the spot that some people like lol
God damn jasons a beast live! Love the tone and attack he has with his pick. Also epic back up vocals
Heaviest song on Justice. All the riffs are strong enough to be the main riff of a song. Metallica riffs just be hitting different than other bands lmao.
i love how loud the bass is in the mix
nice snare sound!! good to hear Jason finally.
You can hear him loud and clear from 5:47 - he's killing it.
It still baffles me on how James actually pulled this off... Doing intricate rhythms and singing at the same time... Goddamn, dude's a God
You should watch them play battery live. Hardest metallica song to sing and play at the same time.
Not to mention he does all that with his guitar scraping the floor...
Nothing is better than this Metallica 1989 to 1993,
Great to see this song live....and at the their prime. Amazing
2:06 Love that James's 'metallic' voice
thats very greates masterpiece metallica and justice for all classic album. I love great band metallica. thank you metallica the true thrash metal
I've been watching James fingers on that guitar, & though Kirk is lead guitarist, James stays busy on his guitar also. Usually the rhythm guitarist will do some chords, not saying it's easy. But James takes rhythm guitarist to a whole new level.
James plays solos on lots of their songs too.
@@MrParkerman6 yeah I know, but the way he moves his fingers, omg I'm so jealous that I haven't learned yet.
@@JerryAsbury1985 try to learn this song. This is some of the most fun things you can play. Also this helped me to become a far better rythm guitarist. Most of the AJFA stuff is just so tight that you have to play on this level to make it sound right.
@@dervpool yeah I had a guitar, but it's age caused it to self destruct. But my grandpa had a guitar, he used to play in church. He passed away so I took his guitar, it was an old Harmony acoustic. It needed some work, but I moved it & left it here, I guess one of my cousins took it, so now I've gotta build money to get another one.
Especially on the AJFA album. He had some reeeally cool stuff under Kirk's solos. I think Frayed Ends of Sanity had a riff under the solo that is, to this day, one of the hardest Metallica riffs to play.
Favorite album
It's really awesome that after watching a shit ton of old videos in the late 80"s and 90's Metallica that Jason is always the topic of interest. He deserves it very much so . He's fuckin Awesome and well respected in my eyes and alot of other people.
Jason’s backup vocals are sorely missed when Metallica plays live these days. Kirk and Robert don’t get it done. On a side note, Kirks solo on this track is so odd- it’s like he had all these techniques that he’d been waiting to fit into a song
Yeah, all those techniques Joe Satriani had shown him
Ash Brace Only difference is Kirk has come up with riffs people actually want to hear, instead of the music-as-athletics “Look what I can do” crap Satriani and all the other professional virtuosos come out with.
Lots of Joe Satriani ( one of his guitar teachers) licks in that solo!! Also they cut the shortest straw after the solo?
Rawkin' J Vienneau yep they shortened it. I was at the show. They tried to get in many songs as possible. GnR was up next. Faith No More opened.
Damn, this song has aged like a fine f-ing wine! Can’t stop listening to this particular performance either! Props to em all-Newsted blasting out the backing vocals, Lars timing great, Kirk nailing that solo, & James with the “c’mon mutherfukers” & “Yeahhhh”-then playing in that literal swamp of DC in July when it’s miserably hot & humid-f-ing badasses-all of em!
this song is so unfathomably underrated.
When I was at the sixth grade, almost twelve years old (1989), I read Metal Hammer a lot but the only cassettes I owned had Guns n Roses and ACDC. So I decided to go to the record store to buy something new. I was between Metallica and Motorhead, just for their names, without knowing nothing about their music. I decided to go for Metallica just for the name. I went to the store and asked the man there: "Do you have any new cassettes of Metallica?"(sic!) I thought that anything old was slow and soft. So he showed me a few. I remember I saw Kill Em All and something with lIghtnings on the cover! I finally picked something other and when I went to pay I did not have enough money. I said to the man: "Wait for me to get home and get more money" He said: "Wait I ll give you something else and you wont have to pay that much". So he gave me an untitled rewritable tape! And I paid for a rewritable tape! But when I went home and put the tape to the player, the sound of a very formidable music filled my ears. Some years later, and as I already listened to the tape with no titles and no sign whatsoever for thousands of times, I realised that the record was the ...And Justice For All. The tape brings me great memories, even if Dyers Eve was slaughtered because it did not fit in the tape!
4:30 Yup, the double-bass sounds pretty tight!
Jason Jason Jason Jason, a hundred times JASON !!!!
Jason. All metal!
You can really hear the bass and Jason was a beast on vocals, killed me when he left but I love Rob. Love the raw sound of the entire band.
Who the f writes in ure name then if ure dead I mean loooooooooooooooooooool.
Jason are pure heavy!!!!
Its the best shortest strew ever. Jmz vocal is so deep and hard. And Jasons back...OMG!!!
The songs sounds awesome with Jason's thick bass🤘⚡ Love you Metallica
One Of My Favourite Riffs!
Jason best back vocals ever in Metallica, what a powerful voice
I haven’t seen this one played live for awhile. Bring it back Metallica! One of my faves 🤘
my personal favorite too ...
The best Metallica song ever. Blew my socks off the first time I heard it overtaking Creeping Death. Lars double kicks are perfect to make complex groove complimenting the rhythm.
Adding a bass here adds another dimension to it all. Kudos.
Me 2
Mettalica was the best when Jason was the bassist and backup vocals.
Can't even spell our name right. We've only been together 20 years!
-James Hetfield during Some Kinda Monster Doc.
Amen.
@@MrParkerman6 how about “acillateM, this kriK, sral, semaj, trebor.”
No doubt about it! 🤟👍And when Jason left band.. That was that...
Well you also have to factor on the fact that they're in their fifties now
This band was a monster back in the day. James was a total beast, he had such fire in him he was unstoppable.
My favorite Metallica song
Amazing quality for 1992 👌👍
Such a banging tune. I wish they'd play it more.
goosebumps!
James looks so tired he can't even headbang properly 🤣🤣
The coke was wearing off.
This clip is so 90’s
Your everywhere I swear
@@t.4753 drugs was never his thing lmao it was the booze
😂
1:41 is just one of the most in your face coolest things I’ve seen
When you play in the daylight, there's nowhere to hide behind lighting and theatrics, it has to be super solid musicianship. Metallica doing just that. FUCKING METAL DUDDDDDDDDDDDE!
probably the guy who gets the least credit is Jason Newstead. He literally became the face of this band in the 90s and was the most approchable. He also showed up with a completely different style, that still screamed metallica. It just was. Some of his best stuff is a nd justice for all and he was one hell of a backup vocalist too.
Everyone loved or knew about cliff, but i still think everyone thinks still that Jason got screwed from the moment he joined until he left.
Muted bass, what is that?
The pinnacle of metal, right here.
Indescribably great
When Metallica were good...Jason's I amazing..🤟
That bass!! 🤘🏼🤘🏼🤘🏼
I don't why but the drums are piercing my ears. Bass and Guitars sound amazing.
Really? I can hear Kirk fine but I can’t hear James’s guitar at all. Like listen to 4:28 again
I remember being like 15 hearing and justice for all for the first time and just totally f*cking loved Metallica and that started my love for metal, getting into slayer, Megadeth,Black Sabbath,Dio, Motorhead😝🎸💀🤘🤘🤘
Robert Jamieson so what do you like now?
This is finally a true Metallica! AJFA their best album forever!
Oh my GOD Jason was what a beast back then and whole band!!!
This is their most metal song hands down, awesome
Love this raw footage! Don't need 4K when the band rips like this!
I was here on this day! I was 17yo. Faith No More was the opener and Metallica opened for GNR. Best show ever!
Just so happy Kirk did the solo justice. Truly a masterpiece of his time.