HD Metallica 1985 Metal Hammer Festival Full Live Concert | James Hetfield Gibson Explorer 1984
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- Опубліковано 26 вер 2024
- Metallica Metal Hammer Festival 1985 Live 🤘🏽
just before they started recording Master of Puppets Album.
@metallica
00:00 Ecasty
00:25 Creeping
06:14 Lighting
13:27 Disaposable
22:31 No remorse
29:00 Cliff Solo
30:55 Bellz
35:20 Foursemen
40:52 Fade
48:15 Seek
55:02 Whiplash
1:00:11 Fight Fire
1:04:35 Kirk Solo
1:07:20 Evil
1:11:02 Motorbreath
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I'm addicted to 80s Metallica, especially the 1985-86 era!!
Same,more like 83-86, fucking miss Cliff, fucking legend man
Really. This time was so fucking good
People always say Seatlle 1989, but for me - this festival at Loreley, Germany is the Metallica peak. Raw, furious and amazing.
@@coldvoid I agree. every second of this footage is alcohol fueled thrash metal mania!
@@coldvoid Yes. Best show on video tape by far. Possibly best on tape at all. Possibly number one period.
I never knew Cliff had an actual face....99.9999% of every picture of Cliff Burton is him just headbanging with that giant mop hanging down. Probably the coolest bassist ever.
Up there for sure...Lemmy was alright, Les is probably the greatest of our time.
Overrated... Shit tone, and non-existent in the mix...
He's popular because of the "what if" factor...
More than newsted... Cliff was a savage
Really? On the 3 albums that Cliff was on, his face graces the back covers (as well as the other members). The photo of Cliff Burton on the back of the Ride The Lightning album is fuking epic, his facial features tell all.
🤘☮️
Sounds like Shit.
That's it imma make a time machine‼️
I was sophomore in high school in 1985 and I remember trying to play *Ride the Lightning* during summer football workouts. Almost the entire team rejected it saying they "sounded like noise" and instead chose the *Vision Quest* movie soundtrack to work out to. By the summer of 1986 the entire football team were suddenly Metallica fans, playing *Master of Puppets* almost nonstop at every workout. 😆
Jock
@@heshdeath4707nerd
Jocks suck
I had similar experiences. I can't stand bandwagon hopping motherfuckers.
That’s awesome! Haha
Setlist with time!!!
00:00 Ecasty
00:25 Creeping
06:14 Lighting
13:27 Disaposable
22:31 No remorse
29:00 Cliff Solo
30:55 Bellz
35:20 Foursemen
40:52 Fade
48:15 Seek
55:02 Whiplash
1:00:11 Fight FIre
1:04:35 Kirk Solo
1:07:20 Evil
1:11:02 Motorbreath
Motorbreath is a really underrated show finish
Wow, 5 songs from Kill'em and 5 from Lightning, plus one cover and another one from the upcoming album. Usually the bands prefer to disposal the older albums in favor of the new ones, but they got the things very balanced. That's very rare and makes this concert an even brighter gem. Many thanks for the setlist!
There first albums made them after that they sucked
A true fan of greatness
@@redrocket9861 how dare you ,talk about the great °•°•°•☆ metallica☆°•°•°
I saw on VHS in 1985, a copy of a copy . I had only heard ride the lightning and seen a few pictures . No UA-cam . I was totally blown away by this performance. In July of 1986 they came to my town with Ozzy , ultimate sin tour and I was able to see them live!!. seeing these performances brings me back. how lucky are we to have UA-cam now .
I'm jelly you got to see Jake E Lee with Ozzy.. 🤘sad he's so ignored by the Sharon Corp
i saw them in Houston 1986, had a good view of Cliff Burton banging away
For real...how lucky are we
Haha, saw them in Johnstown, PA 1986. Yup, saw Cliffy swinging his head the whole show.
Not sure “How Lucky” we are to have YouSlube however. Tech these days is out of control. Every one of the sheeple have their eyes glued to a computer screen. Now, going out to shows, like this amazing artistry before your eyes and ears, in the 70’s 80’s Is and will always be the RIGHT way of delivering your art and power to the world!
I was there back in 1985. The highlight of the festival. Sad but true, this was Cliff Burton's final gig in Germany. This gig clearly proofs that Metallica was best in the 80s.
Am Ende steht Cliff allein auf der Bühne und sagt die letzten Worte ins Mikro „Next Year“! Leider gab es in Deutschland kein Wiedersehen mit Cliff Burton, ein Jahr und 13 Tage später war er tot. Meine Trauer war immens, mein ganzer Freundeskreis war damals traumatisierte, das was damals kaputt gegangen ist konnte bis heute nicht wieder hergestellt werden 😢 R.I.P.
@@Hegelsword Mir und meinen Kumpels erging es damals genauso. Die heutigen Metal(lica)fans können gar nicht verstehen, welchen Stellenwert diese Band in den Achtzigern für uns hatte.
Ich war auch dort, 17 Jahre alt. Der Auftritt war unfassbar damals. Die Riffs und der Sound (tiefe E Saite synchron mit Double-Bass) haben alle und alles weggeblasen.
@@Hegelswordhe doesn’t say next year
As a Judas Priest fan I have to contradict.
Always great to see Cliff playing with Metallica. He was Metallica as much as James and Lars were. This video goes back to their roots and where they started from.
Он был больше их на голову!
Saw them twice with Cliff. They were never the same without
Lars is a mediocre drummer. He can only make faces, he is not capable of anything more.
@@irynaburkatska3910 Yes, true, but behind the scenes, there wouldn't be the Metallica we know without him.
Hes MORE Metal than them
Amazing to think at this time they only had 2 albums out and already playing hour plus long sets. You just don't see that anymore in music
James was a big Lynyrd Skynyrd fan growing up. All the souithern rock bands are known for playing sets that will go until they turn off the lights and call the cops.
@@nobodysdamnbusinessthat was cliff
Still one of the greatest bands in exsistance
What a weird comment. 2 albums give you more than an hour of music.
You don’t even see instruments being played anymore, let alone for an hour-long set.
This is the world premier Disposable Heroes and it's the only live version of this song that doesn't skimp out on the hard sections, and may be Metallica's best live performance ever.
My favorite Metallica song. Takes a precise picking hand to get those 8th and 16th note gallops down not to mention the usual downpicking thrown in.
@@betterthanmost9549 I believe you're referring to the middle of the song when the tempo goes up a tiny bit but where there's no double picking. But I was also referring to the fact that they don't cut anything, and also that Lars is double kicking during the instrumental break in the last stanza before the chorus and also in the outro; just like on the album, which was never done live again. I'm not sure if it's my favourite Metallica song but it sure is close, and this performance is one of if not the best performance they've ever done. It is also a great pick for best Metallica song.
Their best song
Played with the extra enthusiasm of a brand-new song.
@user-my3yp1wb2z They never played that song live like they did in the studio.
One of the best metallica concerts ever period
my favorite btw
One of the best metal concerts, period. This shit is flawless. Goddamnit, I will never understand why they didn't film every show back then. I wish I could see this with good picture and sound so fucking bad. It's so fucking killer.
It's pretty cool to see METALLICA in their prime.The song, "Disposable heroes" gave me chills 😬
Now THIS was the time to see them! ❤
AMEN or LIKEWISE!
Kirk was on fire for this show- such precision!
For the only time in his whole life.
Youth is a hell of a drug.
RIP Cliff.
I always loved Cliffs look. He never looked like an 80s metalhead to me, he looked like he could have played in Black Sabbath in the early 70s
He was awesome and didn't conform to trends. Love that dude.
Cliff has very unique and excellent
head banging..🔥and Lars really hit that No Remorse
So rare to see Cliff performing live in a video. I bought Cliff em All soon as it came out in 1987 if I recall correctly. I was 17 in 11th grade. I remember watching parts of this concert and being really angry Cliff has died. I remember watching Metallica move and talk for the first time on that old VHS tape. It was surreal to see them actually move, walk talk and performing.. up to that point they were only pictures in magazines and on records for me and my friends.
I remember having the Cliff'em All tape in my youth too, and get angry for not having the full concerts, just parts of them. For me, it was just a dream to see the entire thing, and now, 20 or so years later, finally got to this and is really amazing, far more than I expected. Cliff was incredible and he will never be forgotten.
@@Tomas-rg2mq Yeah man! I used to be mad as a teenager that METALLICA wasn't on MTV when Cliff was alive back when MTV actually played music videos. Every month I would go to the magazine rack at a grocery store nearby my parents' house and hope to see an article about this crazy new band Metallica. Then one the news broke Cliff was gone. I was 16 and super pissed how unfair it was.
In 1987, I was 5 when CLIFF EM ALL was released. I've been jamming out ever since.
I have Cliff “em All on Laserdisc.
Same here, parents got it for me in like 95 or 96, seeing them run into that convenience store was so friggin cool, haha.
What absolute GOLD this is.Every second.
If your a teenager watching this, take notes.
R.I.P. Cliff Burrton❤
Saw this tour in portland oregon, at the "starry night" ballroom . Armored saint opened,, i paid like $12.50 usd. General admission🤘!
I saw the same bill in Seattle at the Moore theater. Probably the night after you saw them.
I was at the Seattle show too. Seemed like the exact right place in the universe to be that night.
@@chrisquinn9104 i saw them in 86' also in seattle, in a little tiny club, i can't recall the places name, it was a secret, surprise gig opening for "Metal Church" they called themselves "Damage inc" a metallica cover band! james had a broken arm, and john marshall handled his guitar parts, and james used a mic stand, they played a few puppets tunes and covers, even a "spastic children" tune!! True fans will know what I'm talking about... you may recall this show?
I think james broke his arm skating in seattle that day?
Agora Ballroom in CT, with Armored Saint. Our show had WASP also. Good times!!
Great show.
I was fortunate to see Metallica on the Master of Puppets tour in April 1986. Five months later, Cliff was gone.
I seen them that month as well. 4-27-86 Glens Falls NY.
What the hell was I listening to in 1985? Sure as hell wasn't this. Didn't see Metallica for the first time until 92 or 93 when the Black album came out. This would have been life changing stuff had I seen them in the 80s.
April 14th 1986, Roch, NY
I saw them in July of 86
@@MichaelSmith-ig8bw I seen Slayer open for WASP in 87.
This was almost 40 years ago. 40!!
Yea, tell me about it!?? Lol 😂
I'm not old, U are 🤘😎
METALLICA RULES SINCE 1981!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! THE BEST THRASH METAL BAND OF THE WORLD ALL THE TIMES!!!!!!
😂😂😂
The best Thrash metal band of the world is Exodus or Slayer
@@YeisonAlexanderMaldonadoGarciaExodus and Slayer just made the same albums over and over. Metallica tried to change it up a little here and there.
@@YeisonAlexanderMaldonadoGarciaTheir lineups are always changing too. Slayer isn’t even together anymore and Exodus only has the singer no one else from the original lineup is up there
@@tylerfriscoPaul Baloff died in the early 2000's, Gary Holt is currently (i think) the only original member in exodus to be featured on all albums.
For far, Megadeth are the best !!!👍
I saw them as a kid right before this at Day On The Green in Oakland CA. This was one of the best shows I've seen still all these years later...
seeing Cliff is heartwarming
Gaw damn, bass drum sounds like a gun shot on this recording!
And Cliff just flailing the bass like an absolute bad ass!
Such nice picture as well! Gonna watch it to death!
What the heck are you talking about, man? You can't hear a lick from the rhythm guitar on this recording!
@@jorgeretamal8106 51:19
the world wasnt ready for metallica at this point. everyone was full into hair metal in '85 and metallica fans were mostly the few outcasts at high school.
Me
Wasn’t an outcast but I related to them more than say Poison.
I was an outlier in my Catholic HS. There were two of us as huge fans. We were looked down upon because we loved thrash metal. Then a handful of jocks saw the One video and became fans…now the last 20 years “fans” claim to have loved them all along! IMO the last good thing they did was the Mercyful Fate cover! I’m a pre Black Album fan. Since the Black Album they are just a solid hard rock band. Nothing can replace youth and anger. I totally understand why they evolved, I just don’t listen to it much, if ever. Peak Metallica is Seattle 1989!
@@peterfreeman3317 for sure the One video was a turning point. i thought it was brilliant
Yup. Outcasts and Nerds. Which for some reason ended up friends. Good times.
he was so young... absolutly amazing player. he could make a big difrence. rip cliff
Great to see bands, before they get more commercial. What a performance…Can t get enough!🤘🏽
Ahhh yes my glory yrs!!! Such times we had back then!! I was a sophomore in high school during this tour!! Saw them the very next yr 86 with ozzy...😢 sure miss those days...
Think about it... these guys were what, 21-22 years old at this point... and they write/play like this??? You will NEVER see this again from guys so young... when they played Disposable Heroes, no one today could last that long and play so accurate on a song like that...
Love when James says "want to hear a new song" and then plays one of the greatest songs in their catalogue.
@@loskiff Disposable Heroes
@@ElGato-UK The only track on which Lars plays rides ride cymbal ! Fact !
Totally! One of my all time favorite Metallica songs! 🤘🏼🤘🏼🤘🏼
Metallica forever and ever.
Metallica number one.❤❤❤
How cool is that, because I was at the concert in 1985 at the Loreley Metallica and then Venom came on and it was already very late. I think Metallica was on stage at 10pm, that was still powerful. Haha.❤❤❤❤🎉🎉🎉😅
VENOM❤
James’ endurance on the guitar 👌 to shred and chug chords like that 👌 that’s something I struggle with. I can’t get 45 seconds into Creeping Death without getting tired.
You are trying to play it too fast. You cant overdo the speed till you have the song down 100%. You are trying to emulate the best at doing that so natually unless you have the movements as second nature you are going to over grip and get jerky and stiff. I have been playing for going on 15 years now and I still struggle with James playing just cuz he is so fast and perfect at all times. He is a machine. We are not suppsed to be able to play it like him that is why he is him ya know? On a side note I checked out your page. I like your vibe man. That set you played in the park looked really fun and everyone looked like they were having a great time.
The trick with James is the way he holds the pick and how he doesn't have to hold his arm up. It mostly just hangs there. It's much harder when you play in standard picking and strap height, which makes me appreciate Kirk more for pulling it off.
Even he abandoned the downpicking at 0:58...maybe not warmed up.
It's my second time watching this, so I might have made the same comment before. This is Metallica at their unbelievable best. Fucking incredible!
such a kick ass concert
This is a great early Metallica show, with a live version of Disposable Heroes, to boot. For that alone, as they rarely played it after this year, this is worth it.
I was lucky to catch them on this tour! Best Metallica years!
Saw them in Seattle during the Master of Puppets tour. Great show, great memory. It was a perfect time to be 17.
This stage on top of the famous Loreley-mountain just next to the Rhine is about 40/50 km away from my hometown. I've been there on a metal-festival (featuring among others Megadeth and Slayer) three years in a row. So unreal to think that Metallica played there in their prime years about 30 years before...
This is fucking amazing 🤩 🤘🏻🤘🏻🤘🏻
While some of my friends growing up were into hair metal in 85’ I leaned towards Metallica. They struck a chord with me that still rings true today.
Kirk's solo is pretty fire in this!
People think Jason was the best at backing vocals that's just they never got to hear cliff these vids are rare I'm glad there coming out this good now . His backing vocals are raw as he'll and never stopped head banging .
This was and forever be my favorite line up
Disp.Heroes: when a new song instantly is hammering the whole crowd
young hetfield up close and personal..I've been waiting..
I can’t believe James alternate picked once during this entire hour show
He definitely alternate picked more than once. About one third of the set is alternate picked.
@@potatosmith4786this. Idk why people think James only downpicks. It's obvious on songs like one, ride the lightning, disposable heroes, fight fire with fire and battery just to name a few that it has alot of alt picking. Not even James can down pick that damn fast lol. Just because he's known as a badass down picker doesn't mean he ONLY down picks. One of the biggest misconceptions about Metallica and James imo.
Long Live Cliff Burton in our memories! RIP CLIFF ❤️😎✝️🤘🏻🤘🏻🤘🏻
This would be the quintessential tour to see them on Ride the Lightning
Thank you for posting this, i never seen this one and especially w cliff, Metallica at their best, playing every song fast, w intensity, i wish i was there
Cliff makes it look so easy. I remember like it was yesterday when I saw them in ‘86 at The Spectrum in my home city of Philly. Being 12-13 years old and witnessing the raw energy and excitement of seeing them for the first time. I walked out after that show a true fan for life. I was fortunate to see them with Cliff, and it was a true experience.
early climax of the band, young guns at work
Holy shit, to be in that audience hearing Disposable Heroes for the first time, fuck yes!! I was 14 and and I still am blown away from that song and album 🤘🤘🤘
those crazy kids and there rock n roll !
The greatest era of metallica.
AMEN or LIKEWISE!
this metal band without a tattoo....but this time James has now.....until now this band Rocks the world one of my favorite band
That was awesome man thanks for zappin me back to my teen years. Great show always put on a great show.
Bro that fight fire with fire 👌👌👌👌
Lars playing on that one!!!
Peak Metallica performance!
This is what Metallica's all about right here And I saw him in 87 during the last leg of the master of Puppets tour when Jason was the bass player. Charlotte North Carolina it was incredible and then I got to see him during and justice for all and 89 in Biloxi Mississippi Gulf Coast Coliseum
When they had angst...saw them 4/24/86 opening for Ozzy, they were awesome
I went to see them in June or July '86 at Cal Expo, Sacramento, CA. We found out *at the concert* that James broke his wrist skateboarding and Blue Oyster Cult would be opening for Ozzy. The only damn reason I went was to finally see Metallica live. I was crushed.
I was there. 33 DM in pre-sales. Headliner: Venom, of all bands. Metallica was the reason we went, though.
And why can't I believe that?
And why not? I was there, too.
Summer 85 on Loreley, St. Goarshausen, Germany.
Also for Nazareth and Wishbone Ash.
Metallica was killer.
When Venom entered the stage, I was so drunk that I couldnˋt stand on the stonewall anymore.😁
I was there also! What a experience! Cliff was awesome 👏🏻
I love this better than Seattle 89!!! 🤘🏻
Una gema! tremendo. Gracias.
Cliff was absiloutely electric.....closest to Geezer Butler as any bass player has ever come.....Alex Webster from Cannibal Corpse is in the conversation!
Cliff would be honored to be compared to geezer he loved him some sabbath just like the rest of the guys.
@@midnight347 I absolutely agree! From what I have read, Cliff was heavily influenced by punk which makes me want to believe that he would also been interested in Death Metal. Alex Webster is not only the best bass player in Death Metal, but, for my ears, one of the absolute best bass players in rock and metal.
I can’t even imagine being at this show. Definitely history in the making.
Never knew cliff had such a monster voice!
He does some of the deep growly stuff on the records I can't recall exactly which parts right off but look it up pretty interesting stuff.
"Are we f*cking nuts tonight?" I would love to hear James ask the crowd that same question today!
Вот это настоящая Металлика!!!
Где тихо смеётся Дейв
I love the early days of Metallica.
Maravilloso. Tendría como 16 años .grande Metallica.
This is Metallica❤❤❤❤❤😘😘😘😘😘
This is Metallica at their very best. They’re playing insanely fast too.
Sounds messy ass fuck.
Yeah. Great Dude. Fabi this Rocks Thanks For Sharing ❤. Killer Footage
Many Greetings from Lindau Bodensee 🤟😎
Imagine hearing Disposable Heroes for the first time in a live concert.
I had no idea they were doing ecstasy of gold intro this early into their career. I thought James was exaggerating when I heard him say it on the commentary for some kind of monster.
They did it from the very start even in 83 on the kill em all tour they was doing it.
It' s interesting with such an age they wrote this compositions with such serious themes..
One of the hardest riffs to keep in time with. Awesome 👍🤘
Love this! Thank you
Cliff on my tablet, what a treat! ❤
That cliff solo into for Whom the Bell tolls was so epic!
and then four horseman! So epic
At the end of the gig, Cliff points towards the audience and says goodbye with the words "next year". Unfortunately there was no reunion with him in Germany, a year and 13 days later Cliff Burton was dead. R.I.P😢
So fucking tragic.
From 6:09 to 6:19 i could listen that forever
Please bring back the 1989 Seattle concert
I had binge and purge on DVD!!
INSANITY!!!!
This show is just a few months older than I am!!!
Unless the was after September!!!🤘🎸🤘🎸🤘🍻🍻
Золотые годы рок музыки! А сейчас всюду одна попса из радио льётся...
❤
My favourite band 🔥👍
ended with motorbreath is killer
Thanks for sharing this...up until now I had only seen a few songs from this show...unreal,the boys in their prime...the fucking energy was next level...cocaine and youth!
It's weird seeing James alternate picking during Creeping Death, especially at the beginning of the song.
He alternate picks on alot of their stuff. It is a myth that he only down picks. Just because he's known as a good down picker doesn't mean he ONLY downpicks.
@@midnight347 I know. I never bought into that myth.
Alright people who brought the camcorder to the show. LOL - You can't sneak that past security. ha ha ha😄 --- thanks for the upload - excellent quality and sound for the year
Cliff the Goat!!!
Creeping Death is still my favorite
Wow. Thanks for posting this.
James picking has always been totally sick!!