Jason Newsted discusses Day On The Green '91 and Moscow '91
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- Опубліковано 22 тра 2024
- Jason Newsted joins Joshua Toomey and The Talk Toomey Podcast to discuss the 30th Anniversary of Metallica's Black Album. In this clip, Jason looks back on the touring around the Black Album. He reflects back to the Day On The Green '91 and the massive Moscow '91 shows. Jason also discusses Pantera killing it at the Moscow show. He says he came away with a better appreciation for life after experiencing the conditions of Moscow at the time.
Jason Newsted discusses all things Metallica's Black Album with Joshua Toomey on The Talk Toomey Podcast in Part 3 of the 4 Part Series.
PT 1: Bob Rock Pushing Metallica during the Black Album - knot1.co/NewstedPt1
PT 2: "My Friend Of Misery" and Wearing Metallica Shirts Onstage - knot1.co/NewstedPt2
PT 4: 'The Black Album' "We Did Something Very Special" knot1.co/NewstedPt4
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Someone should really make an entire documentary about that Moscow show. It would be fascinating.
Man i could watch and listen to Jason for days non stop, the fucking stories and the way he tells it's awesome!!!
Absolutely...
Jason is the best. When asked about Metallica in the biggest rock show of all time and he responds about how badass Pantera was...he is just a gem.
meh overated band kirk is way better than 5 sack was lol
Jason, you’re the man dude…ALWAYS remained authentic
No, that's the music band called Show -Ya from japan.
10am is the perfect time for pantera. What a show, unreal!
So cool to see him get all jazzed about Pantera’s performance.
Well look up the scary band from japan called SHOW -Ya.
It's really refreshing listen to this cat get interviewed and talk about some of the more fun moments of his time in Metallica and not just the "why is there no bass on on AJFA" and "talk about quitting the band."
Could have talked with him for hours
@@TalkToomey I always wish I could be able to email him and let him know how much he influenced me to play. I learned to play 5 string and 6 string bass, with a pick, my love for Ampeg and my love of Spector basses all because of him.
He has always been my hero. I wish I could tell Jason how much he meant to me in my musical life.
@@firemedic105ns I do wish Jason released more music, especially with him on bass
3 musicians i wolud love to sit and have some beers and talkmusic are: Jason Newsted, Robert Smith(The Cure) and Izzy Stradlin)
People keep ignoring the fact that the fucking thing about the missing bass-guitar has been explained already anyway, YEARS ago.
They're still on their goddamn made-up narratives that are just plain wrong and can't get over the facts, if they could even find them.
Bottom line is; MetallicA and co. could STILL do a remix, WITH the original engineer, if they both WANT to and IF they can still find tapes. - Until that day comes, stfu everybody.
Cause indeed, Jason has a lot more interesting stuff to offer, like his stories and perhaps more of his creative works.
It's sad that even nowadays,30 years later, in 21 century, people around the world live without clean water .
I'm from Croatia and I remember watching Monster Of Rock '91.on TV ,while the war was happening in my country. A lot of people didn't have electricity at that time.
Jason is such a likeable guy. Love how he's aware to not take every days things for granted. Some people don't have a half of what you have 😔
They don't even have clean water in the USoA... Let that sink in. - I appreciate what is probably some of the cleanest water in the world here in The Netherlands, right out of the tap. Modern and safe plumbing, no fluoride, even low calcic levels. - And I feel bad spilling any of it. - But yea, water... it's a big problem around the world.
I fought in that war and took out the trash to help shorten the war in your country and was actually at the 91’ day on the green show 🤘
@@CG-70 thanks for your service
@@michaelangeloh.5383 we have clean water here too. I always drink tap water. It's better than bottled one for sure
As a fellow Croatian I agree. I'd love to see anything from 89 to 91 live. We just didn't had a chance to.
I love Jason so much. A real metal hero.
Jason would be the perfect motivational speaker! Can listen to him for hours and you believe he means what he says... Nice Pantera reference too
No.
Keeping the band called show -Ya out of world sales made room to sell drug fucked idiots to the rest of the world.
Religion died and THAT made room for a scam industry to exist.
i love this guy , miss him!
Had meet & greet passes for Metallica at MSG around 1997 or so. My little brother was in 7th grade or so. He was so excited to meet the band after the show. Not trying to paint the other guys in a bad light, but Jason was the only member to come out for the meet n greet. Jason happened to be on the cover of Bass Player Magazine that month so my brother brought a couple copies & Jason was nice enough to sign both of them (one to my bro & one to me) and then to let my brother get a cool photo (of my bro & Jason).
Amazing story dude! :D
@@merciless2032 👍
Made me so happy hearing Jason talking about Pantera . So cool.
We want Jason back!
@Lamar Loyde No, Flotsam and Jetsam...
@@ab.8510hell yeah!!
This video highlight how wonderful and interesting Jason Newsted is.
I was at day on the green in oakland in 1991 with Metallica sound garden faith no more and queensryche it was epic for sure 🤘🤘🤘
I was at the Day On The Green show in Oakland in '91. It was a gorgeous day and packed.
Great interview. Loved hearing Jason share the same passion for Pantera and Primal concrete Sledge. Jason is something else, I appreciate him sharing his stories with us from a fans perspective.
Such a talented and humble dude!
Thank you
Moscow ‘91 was the most legendary show to ever be put on in the history of metal.
Jason Told ThaT story better than anybody could, I remember renting that back in the day on vhs tape and watching Metallica , Pantera and AC/DC play there hearts out, Awesome!!!
Rewritting history again.
That didn't happen.
We've retired from listening to men.
Proove you're not a liar before you introduce yourself.
Men ARE armed now.
I really hope Jason decides to do a weekly podcast detailing every second of every minute of every hour he spent in metal.
Great interview!
Jason the man I hope to be able to have a conversation someday with him and just hear some Of these epic tales
Great to see you Jason 🤘🤘
Good to hear from Jason. Thanx for this interview. 🤘
I had so much fun hanging with Jason
Great conversation
Awesome interview! Great to hear the stories. Jason Rock on dude! 🤘🥁🤘DC
thanks, Jason
jason growing that hair out again. nice.
i'd love to hear jason talk about his first 6 months in the band. integrating in... doing those first few shows in Japan.
I could Pick that dude's brain for days on his war stories.
Man love all these storys from Jason and that day on the green show was kick ass and just the thought of going on before that many people in moscow and they still played a perfect show
Excellent interview loved it!!
Thanks!
Wow 10 AM and they were completely jacked up to see Pantera , I didn’t know they went on that early . The Domination live in Moscow is the most iconic Pantera live footage for me at least . I watched the Vulgar Video thousands of times . I’m sure there is more pro shot live footage of Pantera out there somewhere but the Moscow footage is iconic definitely . Metallica has the Binge and Purge , Cliff em all , Cunning Stunts , etc . Primal Concrete Sledge Dime playing ML with the 6 in line headstock is one of my favorite guitars he played .
Awesome quote-“people died, people were born, it was heavy as f$&ck”
Moscow ‘91
At least we got to hear Jason on Garage Days Re-Revisited. That sounded better than And Justice For All.
Enthusiasm, and totally awesomely inspiring, the fans miss jase ALOT
ive learned so much from the different characters in heavy metal and rock,
Wish I could hear Jason
i love the way he talks ands tells storys
Great yarn from Newsted
In my mind Jason will always be part of my Metallica. Just thanks for the music gets people through the good and the bad. 🤘🔥👍
Hail Jason!
he should write a book of his days with Metallica 1986 to 2000
He’s the man. Super modest
His Alembic basses he mentioned were so badass. My fav era of his bass gear was during the black album era. I personally own a 4 string Alembic Spoiler. He even had a huge 6 string alembic bass he used on sad but true. Post black album era into the load era and throughout the 90s he stopped using Alembic basses. I think he switched to Sadowsky basses, because I guess the Alembics were so heavy that they took its toll on him physically and messed his back up. He is a beast though... scrawny dude playing those heavy bass guitars every night while head banging. He was dedicated to his craft. Every bass player who played in Metallica was/is very talented and brought something awesome to the band... but for me I grew up as a fan of Metallica during Jason's run with the band and he has always been my favorite member of the band.
He wasn't that scrawny - he was pretty wiry and muscular.
@@hinjurock70 excuse me I'll correct myself... scrawny and muscular lol
@@eldiablo3794
Wiry and scrawny are two different types of skinny - wiry implies lean and muscular, whereas scrawny implies skinny and weak with little-to-no muscle.
jason is the man
Love u Jason! When you turn 60. Write a book. Then narrate it your self for audio books!!!!! Love listening to your story's.
I'd love to know what Jason thinks, in retrospect about the G'nR tour, and about their recent reunion. And has he spoken to any of those guys about the chaos of that tour they did together?
He has spoken about it. GNR taught him about what NOT to do. Being late and disrespectful to fans.
I believe he is very critical to Axl for smoking and drinking while canceling shows for 'throat problems'
Look up show -Ya band on UA-cam.
ua-cam.com/video/ynAFtQhPSKc/v-deo.html
Here it is. I think that will answer all your questions. ;)
About Moscow '91: It was gloomy here then, rainy weather, tanks on the streets, total uncertainty and then Heavy Metal showed up!
The day on the green was awesome.
Hail to cliff but your the man Jason... The real deal.. The energy live i will never forget.. Never.. Fuckin amazing.... Just watch the 30 year celebration.. You walk in.. Boom.. Just went to another level.. And the other 3 nows it..
As a 52 year old fan from the Bay Area (Petaluma) I can attest to the fact that Metallica put on one hell of a show at the Oakland Coliseum for Day on the Green in 1991. I was also at DOTG in 1992 when they absolutely stole the entire show from Guns N Roses who came on hours after Metallica was done burning the place to the ground. I was 20 and spent the whole night in the pits 5' from the fence at both those DOTG shows. I was also at the Phoenix Theater show in PetaIuma. Great time to be a young guy.
🎸He was awesome with Metallica💯
Duh?
good interview but Jason could've use a little more volume.
Jason is half pissed here ! 🍺🍺🍺🍺
Pantera is awesome!
Is it against the law for there to be one complete interview? I am waiting......
Full podcast out Thursday 9/9
Dig it!
I remember DOG 91 it was an amazing show!! One of my favorite concerts I’ve been to.
Soundgarden
Faith No More
Queensrych
Metallica
they were great live, great energy and can play the songs spot on.
Jason's got long hair again nice
3:29 - That festival was headlined by AC/DC, though, and MetallicA played at sunset, basically. - But I don't know what the deal is with the recordings of that. - I had this download about 20 years ago, which I think was probably a rip from a VHS, but it was also a compilation of parts of each band's performances, a few songs each, and also interviews in between, like a semi-documentary. - That's probably the official "Monsters of Rock" release, but I hope that one day they could find more footage of that entire day. - I think there's some floating around, even here on UA-cam, but something more official would be nice.
Damn… pantera showed out for sure
My 2nd fav bass player in 'tallica ! Fan since '84 man !
Ive been wanting to know Metallicas opinion on what they thought about Pantera back then for many years.
Тушино 28 сентября 1991 г посвящаю.
Не забуду его никогда. /// Снизу я описал то, что помню про него :) // Мы стояли метрах в двадцати ближе к сцене и правее от этого центрального прямоугольника с лампами.
Это были расставлены по полю такие гигантские, этажей с шесть, построения. Звукачей никаких и забора рядом с ними не было. Можно хоть залезать. Верхняя часть на половину была гигантским видеоэкраном, а нижняя была забита гигантскими мониторами, звуковыми, естественно В 550кВт. с дальностью в 6 км., от которых перемещаются органы внутри тебя и тромбы и камни... Такое, уж думаю, вряд ли повторится.. //
At the end when he mentions people having died at the Monsters of Rock '91 on the Tushino Airfield in Moscow,
*he's actually confusing with a DIFFERENT Monsters of Rock* that ALSO had AC/DC in it. *(but NO Metallica)*
I don't remember which one exactly, but it was again in the same relative time era.
Now... to be perfectly fair, *it IS perfectly feasible* that people died at the '91 event also... Thing is, I've never come upon reports or information on THAT...
Whereas about *the OTHER event* (where Metallica was NOT at), there IS info out there ready and available.
.
Pantera gets the love but people forget AC⚡DC were the headliners
Jason is my uncle Tim’s brother. Which means he’s extended family. So fucking awesome.
so, Jason is also your uncle.. im sorry, i dont get it. in my country, uncle is mothers brother.
the interviewers eyes are piercing my soul
Yeah kinda creepy. Needs to tone it down a notch..
Only one add every 45 seconds. Not bad.
All this guy has is memories of being in metallica he's like dave can't let go of the past lol
pantera rocked russia like no other
Jason looking like a lovechild of Lou Reed and Gustavo Santaolalla... ;P
Why am I more pissed off I can’t hear his bass on AJFA than Jason…that was a crime against humanity.
Subtitles, pls))
Microphone, do you know it Jason?
Sometimes I think Jason still thinks he's in Metallica. I guess spiritually he still is.
9:58.....Well now they have ipads on stage lol
Love Robert Trujillo form Suicidal n Infectious. That said metallica has not been nearly the as good in anyway since Jason left.
I wish I could hear what Jason is sayiong, his voice goes lower & lower & its sunstantially lower volume than yours already.
1:50 - Too bad their live recordings never reflected that low-end... They always have this tinny harsh sound for some reason, even their official "Live Shit" release, even if there's a punchy low-end. - I mean, yea, you can't exactly replicate a live sound from a PA-system properly through some tape and most people's home-stereos or headphones, but still...
I think it’s just the time they were in. Bass wasn’t very respected, so to speak. Everyone was jamming on 6x9s in their car and treble was king. A different time
Metallica need him back. Badly.
Not really
Was just talkin on another site how Vivian Campbell got screwed over by Dio, Whitesnake, Jake E Lee being omitted song writing credits on Bark At The Moon? Throw Jason Newstedt in there, being ousted from the Jauggernaught that is Metallica
I'm no English major, but "quit" is not synonymous with "ousted."
Jake E. Lee agreed to omit his songwriting credits, so he can only blame himself.
The Moscow concert sounds like a nightmare, a nightmare sponsored by Time Warner. Its too bad those involved and those interviewing those involved know nothing about geopolitics. Unless someone here can tell me the Spanish Flu originated in middle America. Kansas.
The balls on this dude to hit a Nazi salute in front of a former communist crowd is WILD. No fucks given💀
PanterA. 10 am buddy
Jason, Lars, and anybody else associated with the mighty, JAMES HETFIELD, need to count their blessings. He's 90% responsible for Met's success. Jason was lucky.
I wouldn't go that far. James is for sure the key ingredient, but if Lars hadn't been in the band Metallica may not have gotten any where near as big, not for Lars's playing or song arrangements, but Lars was 100% the driving force and the one who negotiated all of Metallica's early success. From getting a song on the first metal massacre album, to landing a record deal, to getting good management and getting an even better record deal etc. That shit was all Lars. James had the talent, but Lars had the vision.
@@Gregbaltzer that's right.
Lol love hate or hate him, Lars Ulrich and the management at QPrime are the business geniuses behind Metallica
@@Gregbaltzer James is the heart of the band and Lars is the brains of the band.
Very wrong. Let me correct you my friend: Metallica wouldn’t of been a hundredth as popular if it wasn’t for Lars. Not only was Lars an excellent business person and manager, but notice he is credited as co-writer on virtually every, if not every, song Metallica ever recorded. His arrangement skills are as much of a key ingredient as Jame’s riff writing. Not to mention that many of their greatest and most popular riffs were written by Kirk, not James (see Enter Sandman, Blackish, Master of Puppets). Metallica would of been about as popular as Megadeath selling their million copies per album appealing to merely a metal audience. They certainly wouldn’t of been at that historical Russian show. Instead, produced, managed, and arranged by Lars’ incredible creative vision, James openly admitting his contribution has always been riffs falling out of his pocket in between soundcheck for songs at concerts, and lyrics of course, and never had the ability for big picture stuff and creative vision like Lara. Metallica’s music is very craftsman like in the way the songs are put together, almost Frankenstein composing where they take a riff there another riff by another guy there and yet another riff where they Lars suggests to repeat a passage multiple times before the (which is the story of their biggest hit). Another metal band that sold a handful of millions to white male metal fans? That’s James without Lars if he was lucky. With Lars? They become a force of nature selling HUNDREDS OF MILLIONS and not just to some western male metal enthusiasts but women too, people from countries other than the west, and so on.
I knew I would find an ignorant comment like this. It comes from western individualism as our tendency is to find one person that is the narcissistic hero with everyone else being underling workers. Bands are by definition a collaborative process. Replacing any member changes the sound completely. And that change can be the difference between world-wide success and failure.
It’s more like James and Lars are an indistinguishable in the driving force of the band, about 35% each of you want to quantify it. Then Jason at 10% and Kirk at 20%.
Having to move the volume up and down depending on who is talking has made this unwatchable. Shame, love hearing Jason tell old stories.
Sorry there ole Jason, but pantera ruled that show. When you watch the shows, look at the crowd when pantera is playing vs Metallica
I like Jason but he is a little too melodramatic.
He has to nurse his injured pride somehow.
Did he also discuss how much Slipknot sucks?
Hey, Jason we know about Show -Ya.
;-)
The cats are out of the bag now!
You better not play Australia anymore.
You guys can't stop squabbling long enough to play a song.
Show -Ya IS a scary band.
Much tougher than metallica.
They're still friends after 35 years of American oppression.
Are you going to put them on the monsters or rock tour or are you still scared of 5 tiny old Ladies from japan?
I'm imposing a 35 year ban on anything metallica product.
As a nice payback for your silence.
Music Industry has nothing to do with music.
You Were beaten by 5 tiny women from japan and they still kick your arse, Jason.
Nobody cares.
@@Big_Sierra you don’t get to react.
This is not the reactionary section.
If you skip introductions again, you’ll get slapped in the face.
WTF are you babbling about? Who's Show-Ya?