This was the first time Russians where allowed to hear American Music in Public. They had to boot leg it and could be sent to prison for posessing it before this. And for the choice of music do you think after 50 some odd years of the "Cold War" we would go over there and sing Lullabies? The Helicopters in the air was to provide airconditioning to the people that many people in one area can literally suck the oxygen out of the air. Surprisingly very. Very few died. It was over 1 million.
@@zoegartham312 Hey girl, I just wanted to let you know that there were actually 56 deaths over the course of this 3-day Monsters of Rock Festival. Along with multiple other incidents including rape and attempted rapes, thefts, assaults with and without deadly weapons etc.... So sad that during a beautiful, ROCKING and momentous event like this, the riffraff of society feels the need to come crawling out of their darkness, commit their evil acts and spread their poison. I guess shitty people will always be around, no matter the circumstance. It really sucks! UGH!! Anyway, I thought you'd like to know some of these things. Peace, light and love....
I cannot take my eyes off the beautiful young mother and her precious infant! She’s a very engaged mother, constantly connecting to her baby , even with just her hands. As a mom of 4 and a grandmother of 2, this makes me so happy to watch. The baby is engaged in the music, but keeps the connection with his mom. You guys are a beautiful family!☮️💜
This is after the break up after Soviet Union. They flew several rock bands over for freedom concert for anti drug theme. Every rocker was totally stone the whole time. Everyone was there…. From Ozzy to Bon Jovi. And a lot of rock songs are on guitar hero. Good catch! Yes long hair. The head swinging is called head banging. It required for ENTER SANDMAN. Where you guys been? Missed ya!❤️❤️❤️ The baby is so cute! God Bless!
This was one of the first Festivals allowed just after the Soviet Union fell. Allegedly, the Russian mob was instrumental in getting it done, and they allegedly made a fortune.
@@tomhelmsjr After the fall, I went on a trip to Latvia with a friend who worked for the airline. Beautiful country. Russian mob is NOT a myth. Scared the 🤬outta me.
@@AsiaandBJ oh how wonderful. Epcot, I was there many years ago. I don’t do crowds very well. This guy kept running his kid’s stroller up the back of my ankle. I turned and warned him about wear I would promptly place the stroller. He went the other way…. I went for a margarita. Glad you were able to have great family time. But…. I missed you guys. The last night when you played my Ozzy request, I thought they threw you off UA-cam or something. Been feeling pretty guilty. Happy now. That sweet baby is so precious. Hugs❤️❤️❤️
There were 1.6 million attendees at the concert. The largest ever was over 3.5 million people who attended Jean-Michel Jarre's 1997 event commemorating Moscow's 850th anniversary, making it the largest attended concert of all time.
This was a concert* back in ‘91 that Metallica was a part of. There was supposedly 1.6 million people in attendance (50+ died as per reports), the soldiers were there as enforcement but that quickly fell apart as by the video shows, quite a few turned into just fans of the music. The columns in the distance were actually speaker columns ( the biggest challenge the crews had to deal with as to run the wires without them being disconnected).
I don't know if you heard but this past month a baby was born at a Metallica show! while this song was playing! the most wholesome metal thing ever😂 And the lead singer later called and congratulated the parents😁😁😁 Now introduce them to AC/DC🤘🏾. idk if they're ready for Black Sabbath.... Yet.
The two of you are the sweetest couple! If someone came to this country for the first time and wanted to see a beautiful American family & American dream..I would want to show them a picture of your wonderful family!♥️ Thanks for all the content you give us.. I truly look forward to your reactions😊 love y'all!💕🔥
It's really cool after watching you guys for so long you feel like we know you. Then you bring on family and it feels very homely and friendly. Very cool.
I love how it opens wth a Clint Eastwood western movie theme (from “The Good The Bad & The Ugly”..as well as the Modelo Beer commercial theme song..Love that little intro
Remember, this was in Moscow, where they don't have much fun. So they goin crazy! And Metallica is the only band to perform on every continent in the world! Even Anarctica! 💕🎼✌️
Now you're all over my generation! I can't even count how many times I saw Metallica live. They made a documentary that was excellent. They traveled with a therapist because the lead singer was bi-polar and an alcoholic. The drummer would get frustrated and yell at him "we're f'ing rock stars" suck it up in essence.
Yo you two are awesome. This reminds of when my parents introduced my brothers and I to the Beatles. Passing down the great music of the yesteryears. It’s really cool. And much respect to the little baby for listening to it without crying or making a fuss. Two good parents right there. This is great vid. Thank you all. ❤️🤘🏻
The concert took place after and because the berlin wall was taken down. It was a celebratory gift in a sense. The band had never been able to get booked in there before and with the regime change and a new sense of freedom it was a great way to respect the troops in my opinion. The cold war ended in 1991 so it fits the timeline. You gotta appreciate all we do have and all that has been improved upon when you realise that was not that long ago. My grandfather was born in 1930. He is 92 years old and still kicking. I was born in the late 90s so the difference in age let alone experience is vastly overpowering. It is part of what makes me want to keep improving myself and help others along the way if i can.
I was there for this concert.Actually this was first live concert that celebrated removal of soviet control of music on their radio stations.and the control of music allowed in their country.basically free radio.
Not sure if you guys have already done Iron Maiden "Fear of the Dark Live Rock in Rio" but that crowd is pretty massive too, and just as engaged. The entire crowd humming parts of the song gives me goosebumps every time.
Nice reaction. They had repeater speakers for the folks in the back. Still used today for festivals. Didn't see any projectors to show the screens for folks in the back. I would tend to think they could only hear it. But for folks who have been on lockdown from music for all their lives. This was their moment. Today they can tell their kids I was there when that happened. Amazing moment in time. Glad it happened when it could at least be recorded in some fashion. I think some of the UFO's that come here are looking for this concert. That's why they come and go so fast. They're like dam worm whole traffic we missed it. Reset the time jump. We out.
check out this group Happy 75th Birthday to FREDDIE STONE, American pastor and musician, best known as a co-founder, guitarist, and vocalist in Sly and the Family Stone, fronted by his brother Sly and including his sisters Rosie and Vet (Born June 5, 1947) NOTE: The video here is the single EVERYDAY PEOPLE. I've upscaled and improved the color of the original film. Sly Stone wrote this about how everyone is essentially the same, regardless of race or background. This song took some inspiration from Mother Goose, adding a twist to the traditional nursery rhyme "rub-a-dub-dub." The familiar three men in a tub - the butcher, the baker, the candlestick-maker - become the butcher, the banker, the drummer, and, in the spirit of the song's message of solidarity among all people, Sly adds: "makes no difference what group I'm in." Billy Preston played organ on this. Preston has appeared on many famous songs, including some by The Beatles and Rolling Stones. In America, the song hit #1 in February 1969 and stayed there for four weeks.
Awww 🥹 sweet BABY 🍼 & family ASIA & BJ! Loved reaction, of course y’all are always Fire but, I must say ur kids had solid feedback 💪 Well done! ♥️ Y’all
PS. it was filmed at an airfield. But that was handy, the helicopters had a use, to circulate the air for all. As there was 1.6mil there. As it was 53 people died there cover the weekend of this festival.
they've also probably heard bands like this if they've gone to sporting events..... if she thinks James Hetfield had voice issues after this she needs to see Tatiana of Jinjer... hehehe. (Tati does not do any warm ups of any kind before getting on stage.. )
For anybody who's been a Yankees fan back when we had the phenomenal closing pitcher, Mariano Rivera, this song would play as he was brought out to shut down games.
You tell me one artist who came out in the last 15yrs that could draw a crowd this size..... How times have changed, Metallica, Iron Maiden, Queen & AC/DC always had amazing concerts and drew so so so many people to their shows.
Hello family 👋to each one of you...thnx for this reaction video...I love u all being together nd response 👍👍..stay great nd safe...🌹🥇🙏👍..I love Metallica..
The place of the concert was an airfield outside Moscow, that’s why so many people could go inside ,at this concert came ACDC, Pantera,Suicidal Tendencies,
Over a million people were there. It was an amazing time to be an American. The world loved us for bringing down Communism back then. It was the first time they allowed western music in Moscow
Also interesting info I arrived for this festival 2 weeks early and when i arrived the crowd was already enormous.It took me about a week to leave from just waiting for crowd to be low enough to leave safely.They say there was 1.6 million people there for this festival.I have never seen a crowd close to this size other than the live aid concert queen performed at.and i mean ever even to this day.I was 20 yrs old then.oh and the towers in the crowd had giant speakers as the crowd grew they kept adding towers with these speakers there was too many to count.
This was part of the monsters of rock tour first time ever behind the then iron curtain it used to tour all over Europe started in uk at donnington park uk
The main guitarist who has the black curly hair is the only one who has long hair still. Looks exactly the same but with now long grey hair. The bassist who kept headbanging his head left the band a good 15 years ago.
As a Virginian I’ll let y’all know this song is played when Virginia Tech comes into their Football Stadium so it’s pretty cool. I’m sure there’s UA-cam of it
It was after the military coup.....I was in Moscow then and people were sleeping in the parks to be in Moscow that week. "Moscow's Monsters of Rock Remembering Russia's biggest-ever rock festival, featuring Metallica's all-time greatest performance and miraculously zero fatalities ksome said). On September 28, 1991." Or, "reports say out of an estimated 1.6 to 2 MILLION people at the Monsters Of Rock concert at Tushino Airfield in Moscow, September 28, 1991, that headlined AC/DC, and featured Metallica, Pantera, The Black Crowes, Motely Crue, and Queensryche, there were only 54 casualties. This was a video produced event, sponsored by Time Warner, that year. This was a Free concert."
Love this song and it brings me back to elementary school in the early 90’s because I grew up on Metallica since the late 80’s because of my older sister
This was the 1st major metal concert in the former USSR after the fall of the Berlin Wall. Monsters of Rock (I don't know anything about the "anti-drug" comment below. Could be true). These people had waited decades for this. 🤘
Maybe this is a warning for BJ, when he gets in the doghouse, "Sleep with one eye open"
The precious sweet Lil' Baby turned his or her head started to watch the video when the music started. How adorable!
This was the first time Russians where allowed to hear American Music in Public. They had to boot leg it and could be sent to prison for posessing it before this. And for the choice of music do you think after 50 some odd years of the "Cold War" we would go over there and sing Lullabies? The Helicopters in the air was to provide airconditioning to the people that many people in one area can literally suck the oxygen out of the air. Surprisingly very. Very few died. It was over 1 million.
1.6 million
There were a few minor injuries, exhaustion and such, but 0 deaths. That's right, ZERO deaths at a concert this massive. Incredible.
And just think Iron Maiden played Warsaw Poland in 1984, the first metal band to play behind the Iron Curtain.
@@zoegartham312 Hey girl, I just wanted to let you know that there were actually 56 deaths over the course of this 3-day Monsters of Rock Festival. Along with multiple other incidents including rape and attempted rapes, thefts, assaults with and without deadly weapons etc.... So sad that during a beautiful, ROCKING and momentous event like this, the riffraff of society feels the need to come crawling out of their darkness, commit their evil acts and spread their poison. I guess shitty people will always be around, no matter the circumstance. It really sucks! UGH!! Anyway, I thought you'd like to know some of these things. Peace, light and love....
I cannot take my eyes off the beautiful young mother and her precious infant! She’s a very engaged mother, constantly connecting to her baby , even with just her hands. As a mom of 4 and a grandmother of 2, this makes me so happy to watch. The baby is engaged in the music, but keeps the connection with his mom. You guys are a beautiful family!☮️💜
This is after the break up after Soviet Union. They flew several rock bands over for freedom concert for anti drug theme. Every rocker was totally stone the whole time. Everyone was there…. From Ozzy to Bon Jovi. And a lot of rock songs are on guitar hero. Good catch! Yes long hair. The head swinging is called head banging. It required for ENTER SANDMAN. Where you guys been? Missed ya!❤️❤️❤️
The baby is so cute! God Bless!
Bon Jovi, Ozzy Osbourne, Scorpions, Motley Crue and Cinderella played at the Moscow music peace festival in 1989
This was one of the first Festivals allowed just after the Soviet Union fell. Allegedly, the Russian mob was instrumental in getting it done, and they allegedly made a fortune.
We were on a staycation! Enjoying time with our kids!
@@tomhelmsjr After the fall, I went on a trip to Latvia with a friend who worked for the airline. Beautiful country. Russian mob is NOT a myth. Scared the 🤬outta me.
@@AsiaandBJ oh how wonderful. Epcot, I was there many years ago. I don’t do crowds very well. This guy kept running his kid’s stroller up the back of my ankle. I turned and warned him about wear I would promptly place the stroller. He went the other way…. I went for a margarita. Glad you were able to have great family time. But…. I missed you guys. The last night when you played my Ozzy request, I thought they threw you off UA-cam or something. Been feeling pretty guilty. Happy now. That sweet baby is so precious. Hugs❤️❤️❤️
There were 1.6 million attendees at the concert.
The largest ever was over 3.5 million people who attended Jean-Michel Jarre's 1997 event commemorating Moscow's 850th anniversary, making it the largest attended concert of all time.
Love how they intro with Ennio Morricone’s “Ecstacy of Gold” from The Good, The Bad & The Ugly
They still do 😀
It’s Festival Monster of Rock Moscow 1991 PANTERA , Metallica , ac/dc , and more
Part of the function of the helicopter fly overs is to fan the crowd to prevent people passing out being in such a huge crowd.
This was a concert* back in ‘91 that Metallica was a part of. There was supposedly 1.6 million people in attendance (50+ died as per reports), the soldiers were there as enforcement but that quickly fell apart as by the video shows, quite a few turned into just fans of the music. The columns in the distance were actually speaker columns ( the biggest challenge the crews had to deal with as to run the wires without them being disconnected).
stop spreading false information
@@RoverWaters not false info at all...
I don't know if you heard but this past month a baby was born at a Metallica show! while this song was playing! the most wholesome metal thing ever😂 And the lead singer later called and congratulated the parents😁😁😁
Now introduce them to AC/DC🤘🏾. idk if they're ready for Black Sabbath....
Yet.
😆 I think it wz actually during enter sandman too
It's so cool to see the older generation rocking out! The younger generation looks confused! 😂
Son wanted to bop his head but held it back
Aww grandbabies are amazing!! I was just informed yesterday that my 3rd grandchild is on the way!! Congrats ya'll!! Great reaction!!🤘🤘💖
Thank you! You too!
The two of you are the sweetest couple! If someone came to this country for the first time and wanted to see a beautiful American family & American dream..I would want to show them a picture of your wonderful family!♥️ Thanks for all the content you give us.. I truly look forward to your reactions😊 love y'all!💕🔥
It's really cool after watching you guys for so long you feel like we know you. Then you bring on family and it feels very homely and friendly. Very cool.
I love how it opens wth a Clint Eastwood western movie theme (from “The Good The Bad & The Ugly”..as well as the Modelo Beer commercial theme song..Love that little intro
when that intro is playing... you know its metallica time!
This was the largest concert in history. 1.6 million people in that crowd. 🤘🤘
The towers you see in the distance are the audio speakers for everyone to far from the stage to actually hear the music up front! Love it! ❤️
So eternally grateful that I was a young teen when this came out and I got to experience the greatest musicians of that time.
There were a lot of great ones before you could even read!
I heard the crowd was close to 1 million people. AC/DC played there as well. Love your channel!
Hey Asia and BJ! Metallica is lit! Awesome reaction!!
1.6 MILLION people at this concert!
The little child looks interested in it. Good job guys 🤘🤘🤘
those pple are feeling freedom, & release ,probably for the first time ever.sweet feeling we take for granted.
This blows me away every time I see it... 1.6 million people! WOW!
Wife here..One of Metallica's best IMO...Thank you for ROCKING!!..with history on the side!!!...Awesome as always!!
Remember, this was in Moscow, where they don't have much fun. So they goin crazy! And Metallica is the only band to perform on every continent in the world! Even Anarctica! 💕🎼✌️
1.6 million ... Megadeth, Slayer, and Antrax were there too, the name of the tour was
"the Monsters of Rock"
No, the 3 you mentioned, along with Metallica, was titled the Clash of the Titans tour.
This tour was with other bands.
That baby is clearly drawn to music. Feed him! ❤️👏🏽🙌🏼👏🏼
Now you're all over my generation! I can't even count how many times I saw Metallica live. They made a documentary that was excellent. They traveled with a therapist because the lead singer was bi-polar and an alcoholic. The drummer would get frustrated and yell at him "we're f'ing rock stars" suck it up in essence.
Yo you two are awesome. This reminds of when my parents introduced my brothers and I to the Beatles.
Passing down the great music of the yesteryears. It’s really cool.
And much respect to the little baby for listening to it without crying or making a fuss. Two good parents right there.
This is great vid. Thank you all. ❤️🤘🏻
Your reactions are crazy! Shout out from a NY'er living in Fort Worth for 10 years now!
love this! the same with Pantera's Domination. They opened right before Metallica.
Actually 3 other bands played at the concert and what I would have given to be there. AC/DC, Pantera, and The Black Crowes…. just wow!!
My favorite metal band the last 35 years. And always be.
1991, 1st post USSR concert at a military base, security was active duty. Over 1 million people there. 1st concert after the Iron curtain.
The concert took place after and because the berlin wall was taken down. It was a celebratory gift in a sense. The band had never been able to get booked in there before and with the regime change and a new sense of freedom it was a great way to respect the troops in my opinion. The cold war ended in 1991 so it fits the timeline. You gotta appreciate all we do have and all that has been improved upon when you realise that was not that long ago. My grandfather was born in 1930. He is 92 years old and still kicking. I was born in the late 90s so the difference in age let alone experience is vastly overpowering. It is part of what makes me want to keep improving myself and help others along the way if i can.
And just think Iron Maiden played Warsaw Poland in 1984, the first metal band to play behind the Iron Curtain.
The song is also used by The Sandman that used to wrestle in ECW.
I love that you have the family join in. Love y'all. Stay awesome.
Yes 1991 was the year the Soviet Union broke up (the Berlin Wall came down in 1989). Russians were understandably excited about a Metallica concert.
Imagine waiting in line at the restroom!
I was there for this concert.Actually this was first live concert that celebrated removal of soviet control of music on their radio stations.and the control of music allowed in their country.basically free radio.
Not sure if you guys have already done Iron Maiden "Fear of the Dark Live Rock in Rio" but that crowd is pretty massive too, and just as engaged. The entire crowd humming parts of the song gives me goosebumps every time.
Berlin wall was in Germany, not Russia.
One of my favorites ❤
As i recall, estimated crowd was 1.4 million.
it's the perfect lullaby song. as a reminder, the Berlin Wall came down in Nov 1989
Nice reaction. They had repeater speakers for the folks in the back. Still used today for festivals. Didn't see any projectors to show the screens for folks in the back. I would tend to think they could only hear it. But for folks who have been on lockdown from music for all their lives. This was their moment. Today they can tell their kids I was there when that happened. Amazing moment in time. Glad it happened when it could at least be recorded in some fashion. I think some of the UFO's that come here are looking for this concert. That's why they come and go so fast. They're like dam worm whole traffic we missed it. Reset the time jump. We out.
check out this group Happy 75th Birthday to FREDDIE STONE, American pastor and musician, best known as a co-founder, guitarist, and vocalist in Sly and the Family Stone, fronted by his brother Sly and including his sisters Rosie and Vet (Born June 5, 1947)
NOTE: The video here is the single EVERYDAY PEOPLE. I've upscaled and improved the color of the original film.
Sly Stone wrote this about how everyone is essentially the same, regardless of race or background.
This song took some inspiration from Mother Goose, adding a twist to the traditional nursery rhyme "rub-a-dub-dub." The familiar three men in a tub - the butcher, the baker, the candlestick-maker - become the butcher, the banker, the drummer, and, in the spirit of the song's message of solidarity among all people, Sly adds: "makes no difference what group I'm in."
Billy Preston played organ on this. Preston has appeared on many famous songs, including some by The Beatles and Rolling Stones.
In America, the song hit #1 in February 1969 and stayed there for four weeks.
If I'm not mistaken, 1.6 million people showed up for this concert. This was the first time any heavy metal bands played there.
Welcome back! I hope you enjoyed the time off with your beautiful family.
Good History Lesson y’all! Rock On!🤘
Modern artists: our show sold out the arena yesterday.
Metallica: That's cute, our show sold out the entire country in '91.
It wasn’t just Metallica playing there were other bands
We have hope in this gen, great job, you two are great parents!
You guys pretty much nailed it all! Great vid!
Everyone reacting to the Moscow 91 event seems to think its a Metallica concert but they were just one of the opening bands. The headliner was AC/DC.
people prolly still walking to their car from that thing... 😂
Awww 🥹 sweet BABY 🍼 & family ASIA & BJ! Loved reaction, of course y’all are always Fire but, I must say ur kids had solid feedback 💪 Well done! ♥️ Y’all
😊 thank you
Ikr! Heyyyy puddin!!
Oh Lord I'm turning into my grandma
I love the Air Force ski cap! 🤘😆 Retired in 2013
there are towers around the concert for people to hear in the back and to see the big tower that in front of the stage is the screen to see.
Love it😉 I listened to the Black Album on repeat back in the day.
They also played Antarctica in 2013. it’s in a documentary called Freeze em all 😂
PS. it was filmed at an airfield. But that was handy, the helicopters had a use, to circulate the air for all. As there was 1.6mil there. As it was 53 people died there cover the weekend of this festival.
they've also probably heard bands like this if they've gone to sporting events.....
if she thinks James Hetfield had voice issues after this she needs to see Tatiana of Jinjer... hehehe. (Tati does not do any warm ups of any kind before getting on stage.. )
1.6 million....
Legend has people are still there today
.😆😎🤘
Beautiful family great music what's not to love.
Thanks for listening
For anybody who's been a Yankees fan back when we had the phenomenal closing pitcher, Mariano Rivera, this song would play as he was brought out to shut down games.
Now that baby is a little future metal head and Metallica fan ☺
It was said this was the largest crowd ever for a performance, and some people died from being trampled on. Over a million people at one time OMG 😳😳
Look at all that Curly Wurly hair on that Baby!!! Awww!!! Das Beautimous!!!
You tell me one artist who came out in the last 15yrs that could draw a crowd this size.....
How times have changed, Metallica, Iron Maiden, Queen & AC/DC always had amazing concerts and drew so so so many people to their shows.
There was over a million people at the this concert
Harvester Of Sorrow from this is badass. The soldiers were trippin' and some were busting heads. They could not understand.
Hello family 👋to each one of you...thnx for this reaction video...I love u all being together nd response 👍👍..stay great nd safe...🌹🥇🙏👍..I love Metallica..
The official crowd count was 1.6 million, but it was estimated to be closer to 2.3, with 54 deaths.
Rod Stewart holds the record for the largest crowd of 4.2 million.
I watch every reactor who watches this, I love this.
The place of the concert was an airfield outside Moscow, that’s why so many people could go inside ,at this concert came ACDC, Pantera,Suicidal Tendencies,
Metallica is awesome they been around 40+ years seen Metallica in concert multiple times back in the early 80s
Over a million people were there. It was an amazing time to be an American. The world loved us for bringing down Communism back then. It was the first time they allowed western music in Moscow
Also interesting info I arrived for this festival 2 weeks early and when i arrived the crowd was already enormous.It took me about a week to leave from just waiting for crowd to be low enough to leave safely.They say there was 1.6 million people there for this festival.I have never seen a crowd close to this size other than the live aid concert queen performed at.and i mean ever even to this day.I was 20 yrs old then.oh and the towers in the crowd had giant speakers as the crowd grew they kept adding towers with these speakers there was too many to count.
She got it guitar hero. Absolutely.
This is what freedom looks like
This was part of the monsters of rock tour first time ever behind the then iron curtain it used to tour all over Europe started in uk at donnington park uk
Y’all should also do a reaction with the fam to Nothing Else Matters
The main guitarist who has the black curly hair is the only one who has long hair still. Looks exactly the same but with now long grey hair. The bassist who kept headbanging his head left the band a good 15 years ago.
Metallica! Thanks! Not to many people react to them anymore! The non live version gives more insight into the song...
As a Virginian I’ll let y’all know this song is played when Virginia Tech comes into their Football Stadium so it’s pretty cool. I’m sure there’s UA-cam of it
They had 1.3 million people there and it was the first rock concert by an American band in the history of Russia.
It was after the military coup.....I was in Moscow then and people were sleeping in the parks to be in Moscow that week.
"Moscow's Monsters of Rock Remembering Russia's biggest-ever rock festival, featuring Metallica's all-time greatest performance and miraculously zero fatalities ksome said). On September 28, 1991."
Or, "reports say out of an estimated 1.6 to 2 MILLION people at the Monsters Of Rock concert at Tushino Airfield in Moscow, September 28, 1991, that headlined AC/DC, and featured Metallica, Pantera, The Black Crowes, Motely Crue, and Queensryche, there were only 54 casualties. This was a video produced event, sponsored by Time Warner, that year. This was a Free concert."
love that young man's hat, I am an Air Force veteran
I actually played this in PE class in the early 90’s
Great song! A classic now!
Love this song and it brings me back to elementary school in the early 90’s because I grew up on Metallica since the late 80’s because of my older sister
This is what live music should always be. Completely live! No effects on voice, nothing fake!
I think the little baby is gonna be a rocker!
This was the 1st major metal concert in the former USSR after the fall of the Berlin Wall. Monsters of Rock (I don't know anything about the "anti-drug" comment below. Could be true). These people had waited decades for this. 🤘
The energy was insane I was there
Love seeing first time reactions to this video. The helicopters were there to cool the crowd down.
The sound of freedom.