Metallica Metal Hammer Fest 14 09 1985
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- Опубликовано: 12 май 2016
- 01. Creeping Death (Live)
02. Ride The Lightning (Live)
03. Disposable Heroes (Live)
04. No Remorse (Live)
05. (Anesthesia) - Pulling Teeth (Live)
06. For Whom The Bell Tolls (Live)
07. The Four Horsemen (Live)
08. Fade to Black (Live)
09. Seek and Destroy (Live)
10. Whiplash (Live)
11. Fight Fire With Fire (Live)
12. Guitar Solo (Live)
13. Am I Evil? (Live)
14. Motorbreath (Live) 
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This concert is the reason why I'm currently building a time machine
Can i come too?
Hopefully it's reusable so we can jump back again every time we hit 1991
@@tqs3 I'm not going any further than Sept of 86'
@@perpetualmotion357 then you'll be missing out
No doubt. That may have been the peak Metallica show. In just a few short days the September they entered the studio to make the most epic album of all time. Peak powers by all 4 that night.
" ARE WE FUCKING NUTS TONIGHT??"
John Bonham james today: hello metallica family, hi.... 😆
Hatfield is only 21 here. Insane the stage presence.
Pretty sure 22 nearly 23 but the point still stands
Now I feel even worse about myself
@@monarchistheadcrab8819 hey I’m 20 laying in bed typing this so imagine how I feel😂
22
Hetfield*
Almost 55 years old and still my most favorite band and songs ever..
Да мне тоже 52,это очень помогает не стареть😏!🤟
❤ I'll be playing this in the nursing home@@user-hn2dh6fe5c
@@jerald4992 Да будет с нами Металлика Вечно!🤝🤟
Can you imagine being part of a crowd that's hearing effin Disposable Heroes live for the first time?
I was part of a crowd that heard "Ride the Lightning" for the first time. Heavy Sound, Poperinge, Belgium, June 10th 1984.
Pretty sure they played Ride the lightning a couple time in 83
Back then when they said "hey you want to hear a new song" you couldnt wait...now not so much
Back to the front
Metallica played 'Ride the Lightning' several times in 1983.
0:26 - Creeping Death
6:17 - Ride The Lightning
13:29 - Disposable Heroes
22:30 - No Remorse
29:01 - Anesthesia - Pulling Teeth
30:55 - For Whom The Bell Tolls
35:20 - The Four Horsemen
40:52 - Fade to Black
48:19 - Seek and Destroy
55:03 - Whiplash
1:00:12 - Fight Fire with Fire
1:04:44 - : Kirk Solo
1:07:22 - Am I Evil ?
1:11:02 - Motorbreath
Best comment.
why isn't this comment the first?
Thank you!
What is the name of the intro ?
Ecstasy of Gold (don't know if the write of "ecstasy" is right though)
22 years old, composing these songs, playing and singing at the same time like a beast. Hetfield is a super hero.
Aynen
Het is Metallica since Cliff went on. The rest were mediocre and sometimes held them back in my opinion. Especially Lars
@@USGovsOwnersRtheRealEnemy nobody gives a fuk abt you're stupid opinions, at least they are trying their best, like you can do it better
@@USGovsOwnersRtheRealEnemyyeah... you should be their manager u know... you seem so wise... man
...
@@USGovsOwnersRtheRealEnemy
Lars weird fills and sloppiness are a signature part of the sound. The other guys are fucking tight especially Het. He keeps them from sounding to machine like. He’s the soul and a master song arranger.
Can you imagine being in that crowd hearing “Disposable Heroes” for the first time before “Master of Puppets” is released. This’ the era of Metallica that I truly love. The more Cliff footage is always a treat.
Biden
One day, it had been probably 10 years since I last had played my original pressing Master of Puppets LP and I flipped the album to side B and walked to my kitchen. Ther was about 5 or 6 seconds before Disposable came on, and there was just an amazing wall of music coming at me and I thought, imagine what someone listening for the first time must have thought!
Could imagine it in a nanosecond but we destroyed the technology
@@gabrieltrkkk8283 pretty sure that's pronounced let's go brandon
In Germany we call that that specific concert a gamechanger. I wish I could have been there. But I was born 5 years later xD
Back when, Metallica had a fucking monster on bass, a drummer who dedicated every ounce of energy to pound his living soul on the drums,a lead guitarist who could pull off the most difficult solo accurately while head banging and a vocalist with such a harsh voice and power that made the crowd tremble. Thrash gods!
35 year's later i still go to see metallica live. They are still good so for me that's proofs they are the one and only. I imagine that lars is still giving everything. Cheers
Lars is till giving everything. He's just getting old. Without Lars, Metallica wouldn't still be around. He's the main reason they play EVERYWHERE.
Also, I don't think Cliff's awesome backing vocals get enough attention. They were second to none.
Mr. Timebomb Man he sounds like Jesus on creeping death
Party Van! where are you getting that from? 😂
They should remaster this concert.
Taco Conch this comment should be highlighted.
It’s not possible
Metal Man print
Wish I cud get this on CD, Metallica at their very best in my opinion
Of course
Metallica prime, when every song was like starting a new war and the crowd was the target. Absolute devastating and crushing energy unleashed. Minds blown like a malet to a skull.
...Yeah, they were fast, hard-hitting & full of energy then 👍...
...and how many of those present there thought that
Metallica would go even bigger & bigger on to become what they are now?
They did influence and inspire many (young musicians) to take up musical instruments &
play "em hard...esp THRASH METAL.
🎼🗣️🎤🥁🎸🎸🎸🎶🤘👍...
0:26 - Creeping Death
6:17 - Ride The Lightning
13:29 - Disposable Heroes
22:30 - No Remorse
29:01 - Anesthesia - Pulling Teeth
30:55 - For Whom The Bell Tolls
35:20 - The Four Horsemen
40:52 - Fade to Black
48:19 - Seek and Destroy
55:03 - Whiplash
1:00:12 - Fight Fire with Fire
1:04:44 - : Kirk Solo
1:07:22 - Am I Evil ?
1:11:02 - Motorbreath
further up the food chain ^
Спасибо ❤
..Thanks alot 👍👍👍..
Muito obrigado.
James: "Do you guys wanna hear a new song?"
Crowd: Yeaaa
James: "This ones called Disposable Heroes, off our new albem Master Of Puppets, coming out this Christmas" Lmmfao! Damn, I feel old. :D
And it came out March, next year. They recorded it up to December.
@@Ilshatey wonder if that cd ever came out? Poor little band
@KIEFER NEALY no way! Next time I'm in a record store.. IM Looking!
@KIEFER NEALY Really? I thought once that man died in a car accident, the band stopped! Are those earlier records or bootlegs?
@@JohnnyV_Val this is a joke right?
the best metallica line up ever......100% pure power
because this is metallica
the rial metallica
Oh sucks for you, you never got to see the original line up.
best line up? um, kirk hammet... your comment is invalid, youre welcome
I would swap Kirk Hammett with Dave Mustaine, but otherwise I agree with you ;)
55:52 holy shit cliffs bass growl
Cliff was an unbelievably underrated backup vocalist especially around 85-86
@@loopooh1632 what does that have to do with his Bass growl
@@ben1ben idk what he means by bass growl. The time stamp has Cliff singing back up vocals. No bass involved
@@BigboiiTone No, Cliff always used to do Bass growls, it was one of the things he used to do. Its always amazing how he uses it and he definitely used it there too. You can literally hear it go ''wah''. People also sometimes mix up his Bass growl with James screaming. But when his bass is growling his bass is growling. Here sometimes where he had done it ruclips.net/video/TufPlVI806E/видео.html 0:44 ruclips.net/video/4szu565PyaM/видео.html 0:50
@@BigboiiTone he is literally playing bass at 55:52
The intro riff of "Disposible Heroes". Probably the most amazing thing you can do with an open E string. Phenomenal!
Oh yes
Metallica's 3rd Best song. They should play it more often; maybe even close their concerts with Disposable Heroes 🤘🤘. Sure, vice president Robert is 57, president Hammett is 60, ceo Lars us 60, and Chairman Het is 60, but they take good care of themselves now😁🎸👍👍 "YEAH❗️"
@@glen3509 Vice President Robert? wtf are you talking about? You should have kept this comment in your head
@spaomalley He's the vice president of Metallica. Kirk is president, lars is the ceo, and Hetfield is the Chairman; Metallica is run like a company. And by the way, I'm not serious 😆
By 1985 they only had recorded Kill'em all and Ride The Lightning...And they already sounded like a mega-band
Brent J Wtf is wrong with you? Now are you a poser if you give your opinion?
What
Technically they wrote some songs from Master of Puppets album
Even I’m surprised they played some of these songs, like Disposable Heroes, in 1985
Extremely heavy for that time.
@@hackattack7811 1985 Slayer-Hell Awaits, Possessed-Seven Churches, S.O.D.-Speak English or Die, Kreator-Endless Pain, Voivod-War and pain in 1984 und Röööaaarrr in 1986, Exodus-Bonded by Blood. So, no!
I like how Cliff's head bang was always half time to the beat of the song.
Well it's a lot of hair to move
MrCasquenoir Cliff was a very chill guy too.
m169marroquin yeah it’s as if his hair is going in reverse, as If somebody had reversed the video
Cliffs. Hair is I'm slow motion to his head it's a illusion then James is in overdrive kirt is doing baby steps lars is actually beating kirks head bang fuck I wish I was ten yrs younger so I'd seen them mid 80s nope 92 with suicidal tendencies just when they started to cut their hair acsept kirk he turned it into a big matt of hair Jason bald James Mullet Lars short but had more that today that's for sure lol
Cliff had bangs so fast the human eye can only see it in cut time.
James singing is unreal! How he can do that on a nightly basis is astounding!
Cocaine
He’s insanely under appreciated within mainstream music history
@@jameswilson461 In my opinion, mainstream music doesn't know SH*T about METAL music!
In my opinion, talent and ambition.
14:02 - why James will always be the best rhythmn guitarist ever. Machine gun precision.
James Hetfield, Izzy Stradlin and Malcolm Young are the best rhythm guitarists
Don’t forget Jeff Hannamen
Wtf? Dave Mustaine??
Fucking A right brother 👍👍
And don't forget Baldini, Scott Ian
As a bass player myself, I'm still in awe of Cliff's melodic riffing.
Playing bass live is the most fun and exhilaration I get paying rock music!! Cliff energy and precense was so special
I'm a bass player as well, and I love playing it. Tom Araya and Cliff inspired me to pick up a bass and play it Cliff will always be my favorite bass player in Metallica until I die. He was taken too soon
@@fedora997 I miss cliff so much, I met him one time here in Detroit he showed me some of his bass solo and how to play the triads, and I was so blessed to see him play the master of puppets concert tour with ozzy freakin Osbourne. Cliff was one of a kind man, I asked him with all that head banging does your neck ever hurt? He told me about the time he said to his dad my neck hurts dad, his dad said well cliff your bouncing your neck up and down all the time,, cliff said yeah, and just smiled at his dad. Also He wasent a big drinker he like smoking weed. He was an awesome guy, so talented in his craft. I was back stage for only a half hour with him and lars, I had some gummy bears, I was throwing them around the room and hit lars he laughed and chucked one back at me nailing me in the face, and cliff said: I'll never forget it, (it's all fun and games untill someone losses an eye) true story man, I was a roady for Halloween at the time. Another killer band they lived in Michigan about 15 minutes from me.
Specially on fade to black....when he punch it on the intermission of the guitar.....sounds amazing
@@ericrojasvelez8891 cliff burton was and always will be the best heavy metal bassist of all time.
Wow, that Disposable Heroes sounds sick! I hope they release this "Master of Puppets" album soon! Can't wait to hear it
Same dude, can't wait😄😁😁
Yea, can’t wait! I feel like this one will be great.
sick? on the contrary rather, it sounds phenomenal
You guys are dumb. This was 35 years ago. I’m going to r/whoosh myself now.
UhM TheY ReLesEd iT ThE YeEr aFTeRr!!!!1!1!1!!!!1
19:11gets me every time. So fucking heavy
Goosebumps
I'm an old Metallica fan, found about them in 1986, right when "Puppets" was released. I'm amazed at how fast they used to play some of these songs. I know they were much younger back then but still, this was when Metallica was still enigmatic and just heavy. They definitely hit it with this show. The heavy, the speed the massive wall of sound from the mix. I agree that this should be remixed and remastered and released.
Actually, you're not a REAL old Metallica fan unless you saw them on their first tour in the clubs. They improved a lot after that first US tour and in Europe. I saw them again in '85...twice. Then on the Justice tour when they were just ripping it. I didn't get to see them on the Puppets tour with Ozzy due to vocal issues with Ozzy and then the sad death of Cliff. That totally stopped any shows in CA at the time...understandably of course.
@@FreeMTrider dude, he’s a fan
@@connorgamer96 relax. I’m kidding dude.
Sammmme here... To me, 1986 was a legendary year for metal. I had already began to dabble prior, with "Number of the Beast" and some other great albums..... But in '86 I was full on put on to metal, I was 11, and I swear my hear grew overnight, my jeans became stone washed magically, and my high tops became white one and puffy all while sleeping that night 😂
"Puppets", "Among the Living" (an cassette I bought at a small mom and pop record/music shop the day it released, "Reign in Blood", Exodus "Bonded by Blood" (yea that was '85 but I scooped it that year, "Pleasures to Kill", "Darkness Descends", "Beyond the Gates", "Game Over", "Peace Sells...", The list continues!!!!!
There were even better albums released in other years prior and soon after, but I honestly think '86 was the year metal truly arrived to more people.
Heard em in 89 when I was 10 And Justice for all was released it was perfect timing IMO. Lol. They’ve said many times over in the beginning it was all about going as fast and loud and drunk as they could
6:09 me after being yelled at by my mom for not cleaning my room
12:49
Hahahahhahahahahahahah
This is too funny lmao
Those days with Cliff must have been incredible sonically on stage. You can hear the bass filling the sound
That's just the obnoxiously overly loud kick drum.
@@vladv5126 i can clearly hear cliff, the original comment isn’t wrong.
Yes....pretty badass. i was about 20 feet from the stage at one of those shows. Cliff picked up a Heineken with one hand while he was still jamming on the strings. They should have been endorsed by that beer back then.....hahaha. His bass sound was one of the best I've heard live.
Cliff was the best metal bassist of all time. I never really listened to early Metallica until the 2000's.. being a huge fan of progressive rock and metal i'd have to say that Metallica could have been much better if that damn bus driver hadn't rolled over. The dynamic really changed.. the tiny man Lars needed his drums to sound louder than the rest of the band.. but ok its just Lars
@@Freeway_Rollercoaster agreed
Love James' voice here, that short time span before the Justice Tour where it changed again. He still had a small part of the KEA/RTL era in him at this point but was already developing into something else.
Yeah... before he started sea captain mode.
1:04:03 Cliff's backing vocals are awesome!!
Fuck man, Lars' drumming is actually really goddamn brutal here. Never thought I'd say that in a million years
hahahahahahahahah you are right dude
He never sucked. He's just become lazy.
Cocaine helped those legs go, go, go with the double kick ;) Lars's issue is he just never progressed from this point on, if anything he got stagnate and regressed.
Started with Black Album it became more simplistic and at that point they really weren't playing Thrash so he didn't have to go all out.
Lars in early 90's: "When I was a kid I hated Rolling Stones drums, used to say 'this guy does nothing, listen to Neil Peart and Ian Paice, now that's druming', but now I realise Charlie Watts is the real deal". That explains a lot.
I am a fan for a long time, and I did read this in an interview here in Brazil before the Load era. I still have the magazine
Fuck, Hammet's solos. This is why he is so respected. His solos in the 80s were second to none.
nocarro What? Eddie Van Halen and Randy Rhoads are significantly better soloists and they're from the 80s too.
I agree. Get tired of seeing him get disrespected by Mustaine fan boys. Hammet was and still is damn good.
Just a few kids living the dream, man, I wish I was alive then, can’t believe this video is approaching 40 years
i am a filipino live in Philippines... this band is my most favorite.. i was born in 1981....
They don't realize how lucky they were to see Cliff play.
One of my favorite Metallica concerts, so angry, drunk, and fast. James Hetfield is without a doubt a ruthless metal force. He’ll be remembered for a long time, and when he dies the world will realize what he accomplished with music
Well stated, I always use “ viscous’ to describe James, but ruthless is accurate AF too
James can't die.
@@gamopam true
I'm sure his death will be big news, being the legend he is.
eniatsuM evaD MetallicA fans: *UNO REVERSE CARD*
For something filmed the way it was during the time it was, this actually sounds pretty damn nice
This has to be one of the greatest performances of all time. The energy is unbelievable.
Cliffs occasional backing vocals are fucking wicked!
wicked?
+Wardo Melena Correct!
( wik-Ed)
My mates and I used to piss ourselves at the line in this performance of The Four Horsemen which says "Famine". It always sounded to us like Cliff was shouting "Babba!". Once you know now, you'll never be able to hear it as anything other than Babba. lol
Sounds like a demon straight outta Hell.....or Jason who?
Best bassist in history for me 100% no doubts mesmerising he is unbelievable...
Immortalgaming 21 hell yeah! Forever Cliff Burton the Lord of the Four Strings
...He not only played bass 🎸 so soo good but his compositions & contributions to the band was so immense....like, at one point Kirk said that Cliff's absence esp during recordings would put the band DIRECTIONLESS...
19:11 goosebumps 100%
That and when he shouts ATTACK
40:52 the time when james used to play Acoustic parts on electric.
Warhead Ratul actually no watch this
ruclips.net/video/rT0PD-gn3g8/видео.html
Metallica in their metal thrashing prime!!!! This is the Metallica I grew up with.
HEAVENS YEAH ME TOO GLAD LIVE THAT ERA!!!
I grew up from the Load Re load era but luckily I got introduced first to Kill Em All by a cousin of mine got really dissapointed with the Loads
@@Jamie-zs8ok love the Load albums
The concept of anybody getting to hear Disposable Heroes in 1985 blows my mind. Even though it was only like 6 months before the album came out. I dunno I guess I'm narrow minded.
Druffmaul they pretty much had the demo for puppets done by then. Its pretty close to the finished product with only a few parts here and there arranged differently. Check it out, its on youtube.
I heared harvester before it came out in 88' not the same but similar.
Narrow is harsh but perhaps accurate. Bands of all flavors often push songs live prior to recording them. Remember that in order to get a good song down pat, it takes a hell of a lot of rehearsal and, there are a lot of benefits by honing the songs live.
When Metallica ruled the world, they were miles ahead of everyone else.
Truly!
Nobody can beat 80s Metallica even Slayer or Megadeth
80's Maiden was better by miles.
So true
James has a bionic wrist! The stamina to play that fast, and to sing at the same time! What a talent!
49:54 That's probably the first time I've seen a live version of this song where James actually says "seek & destroy". Usually he lets the crowd sing that. It really serves as a song to get the people hyped.
Cliff this is perfect!!
fuck you
+powerWolves and you
good \m/
ABSOLUTELY NO OTHER BAND AS MIGHTY AS METALLICA IN 1985
HAAAA!!! ARE WE FUUCKING NUTS TONIIIIIIIIIGHT!!!!!!???????
..."Fucking crazy Fuckers"
Uh, you wanna hear a new song?
SuperRizzoman ......they called the audience pussy's back then. the shoe is on the other foot now!!!! Cliff would be rolling over i his grave to know they redid a bob seeger song! R.I.P. Cliff! (even tho your band turned into pussy's)
indeed! it is mighty Metallica# well said......although i may have a hard time forgiving completely.......and i WAS lucky enough to see mighty Metallica live before Cliff died. it was the Master of Puppets tour in 1986.
lucky you!!! you watch the born of this some kind of monster metallica is......metallica is like black sabbath, the different band configuration gives us awsome era s, i like cliff era and newsted era as well.........
Holy fucking christ.
Lars was fucking deadly back in the day, WOW.
Did you (ever) notice that Metallica, today, don't or hardly play ANY of the "fast" songs (e.g. Whiplash, Fight Fire With Fire, Phantom Lord, Trapped Under Ice, and/or Damage, Inc.)?
+AngelofAnguish Battery and Blackened are faster than whiplash and they play it lmao
How many times, or only in seattle video? They played battery at time not a lot of times and Blackened a very little times on the full gig.
There is a reason why Lars used to constantly win "best drummer" awards back in the day. This whole "shit drummer" thing came along after the whole Napster thing, and after he stopped practicing.....
There have been rumours (that I have just invented) that Kirk quite often "lubes him up".
:)
Hearing Cliff’s back up vocals, especially Four Horseman, still makes my hair stand up to this day.
Rest in peace Cliff!
Die you see Lars drumming at the ending of disposable heroes? God damn 😂
Holy shit... imagine being there hearing Disposable heroes for the first time!!
I was there! I was 17. It was a mindblowing change of paradigm...and for this reason a deep cut /essential/unforgettable. The (never heard) riffs stood in the air like they were physical.
Friends of mine drove to a Damned concert that evening, but i had to go to the Loreley. Thank God I knew what to do.
opa loka records Where was this concert?
You are so fucking lucky
@@monetti22 at the loreley in germany
Venom was a headliner, right?...
\m/ That's all I can say about your comment.
This concert with "Seattle 89" video edition: BEST SHOW EVER!
I would disagree. Uniondale New York April 1986 opening for Ozzy Osbourne. Even on the show and Metallica rule the world the guy in the lighting Craig said it was the second show he had ever seen because when he looked down at the crowd it look like a pack of piranha feeding on a ham. He also said he had to leave the lighting rig halfway through the show because the lunatics for shooting fireworks off in there with Reckless abandon
This, Seattle 89 and Moscow 91
San Diego 92
Day on the Green 1985
And toronto 86
They are still awesome and I love their performances today but damn, the power of their youth was something else.
I can't believe its been 35 years since we lost Cliff Burton we miss you so very much such an amazing bass player and song writer
This old shit is the fucking BEST! The kind of Metallica I grew up with. Awesome!
AMEN! or LIKEWISE! In my opinion, THIS is the ONLY (era of) Metallica that I need and that REALLY MATTERS!
Their performance of Fight Fire With Fire is absolutely out of this world, and Lars drums like a beast! 1:00:10
Ch0yc3z No doubt. Jesus H Christ... I saw them around this time and they just laid waste to anything and everything.
holly shit!!
Lars coverd many concerts, James was not stupid , he always kept Lars in , smart move !
Also to mention how he went stupid at the end when James was trying to speak
Cocaine is a hell of a drug.
Metallica's climax. 100% metal, no props, every band member focusing on their instrument and playing at their top level. Love it.
James was an absolute beast.
i love this crowd. everytime james gives shout, they instantly repeat "hey hey hey hey" he even recoginzes their passion and gives them extra "heys" so they start chanting again. wonderful communication
But they were super off beat :/
I was in the Soviet army at the time, at Northern Caucasus, and heard Metallica for the first time being there.
This is absolutely incredible. I have been a fan since 1984 and didn't know this existed! Thank you for the upload!
This is the best, absolute best, tightest, most creative and talented REAL Metallica ever.
1985 version of Hetfield is fuckin beaaaast
Every band has their golden time, this was their's.
Metallica had MANY golden times. But peak peak? Yeah this was it.
This will forever be the Metallica in my heart.
Happy Birthday Cliff.... Always in our hearts 💕💕💕
How did Cliff always look like he was headbanging in slow motion?
Like...he moved just as fast as the others, but it took longer for his
mass to be affected by gravity.
Best explanation of Cliff's (or any) headbanging that I have EVER heard!
Right? It always looked that way to me too. It also looks like he's putting a little more of his shoulders and back into it, so it takes longer to complete each time. It's easier to see when the camera's on him and James at the same time.
Yea I know what you mean..The correlation of time signatures between each Metallica song and Cliff's subsequent head banging is deserving of a music theory course all on its own.
cliff jajajajaja...esa webada.... parece metalero???......
someone should start a study about his headbanging!
James alternate picked on Creeping Death... something that never happens again!
Golden ages of metal. Sepultura, Metallica, Destructon., Pantera, Judas Priest, Slayer, Running Wild, Def Leppard.....Thank you my God, THANK YOU
Holy fuck we out here calling Jason "satan" for his backing vocals but listen to Cliff during the die by my hand section in creeping death! He's growling like a fucking death metal vocalist
I wonder if he was listening to shit like Celtic Frost back then, they influenced extreme metal vocals and were around about the same time as Metallica started
@@calebbean1384 I’m not sure but it’s definitely possible, he was into everything
Sometimes when I watch clips like this I feel, like Metallica died with Cliff. But then again I think of how hard it is to remain this angry and vital and perfectionistic (and maybe young) once you made it to the top. Might be, they would have become what they are today even if Cliff would have lived on. I feel nothing but big respect for such a long and history changing carreer like they did. I don't know if I would have the strenght to recover myself if I was them. Big cheers to them.
look up their concert in Canada '86, just after cliff died, they were angrier than ever.
Probably the most aggressive concert ever.
+GumeShke Seattle 1989?
Classic comment...Metallica is great with and after Cliff
Jean-Luc Picard and justice was great and the black album too
Cliff was the real deal, no doubt about it, but for my gods....metallica make one killer record after him, and the most succesfull record in the history of metal... is complicated. IMO they lost the touch after AJFA, but is their choice. They choice make only 4 records with new music in 25 years, they choice try (and fault) to redefine trends , they choice make big money, the endless tours....they choice kick out jason.... IMO, they are one of the biggest bands on earth but for the past. The new record is not so good, the problem is the new music....they need to release more often.... they can play live faster and in good shape and i think they can make cool music again but they need to be more in form in the studio, cut the crap with the bussines for a while and make music again....
How fast Lars was back then omg!
Ten times faster than he is now.
Cocaine fast
@@Soloyologaming He was young, how can I explain it? Look, people tends to get older when time pass by
@@alienduck6176 Dave Lombardo from Slayer is still just as good as he was in the 80's. Lars and Metallica choose to sellout, they got lazy.
@@icecoldbeer1496 please either grow up or fuck off.
One of the greatest.bassist ever playing with what would turn out to be the greatest band to ever walk planet earth
Fantastic guitarist & singing at the same time,very hard to do. With his solo's & riffs;all together.
This has to be one of their best performance! Ever
No. It's truly one of their worst.
@@afistfulofpimples1745 why do you think so?
@@afistfulofpimples1745 you're stupid if you actually think that
Seattle says other wise
Jk
This was definitely their heyday. 84 to 86. It's like experiencing a different band comparing to what came subsequently.
yes....you can understand why Jason took endless shit from these guys after we lost Cliff...because Cliff was so amazingly great!!1
Shawn C.
It's kinda strange how huge Cliff's influence in the band seemed to have been considering he has barely any credits to the songs.
what do you mean barely any credits? he wrote alot of that shit..definitely composed their coolest stuff...he taught them all..james said that..so did kirk...btw i agree, like a completely different band..sound and feeling is so different
ahhhhhhhhh shut up
Berwin Enzemann h
Fade To Black, my favorite Metallica song of all time
Watching this live performance makes it easy to understand why they got to the top and are such an iconic band. Their live show is a freaking slap to the face, sick energy.
jame's voice at it's best !
Try their concert in Seattle 1989- Live Shit Binge & Purge. Jame's deeper, stronger voice sounds better.
Dude please ! I've got the live album " Live shit Pinge and Purge " also ! hahah .
i think he can hit the high screams during this era which makes his voice more powerful
yeah thats where i based my comment on !
George keenan Eh, I don't really like the high pitched screams that much.
1985 was DEFINITELY Metallica’s BEST YEAR!!! This performance was pure magic!!!
I dunno man. I saw them in seattle 88 and vancouver 92. both shows were awesome but the 92 was INSANE.
always the classic metallica era
I used to think 86' but they were even crazier in 85'. James acts like he's possessed by some metal thrashing mad demon. Hearing Ktulu in late 84' and this show in 85', I've come to believe the RTL tour is Metallica at their most driven and frantic. They were still getting their sound and tightness down with KEA. This shit is on another level.
I would say they peaked during the And Justice For All tour. But for the record, they were AMAZING AMAZING AMAZING since Day 1.
Cliff em all is a classic! Had it on VHS back in the day. Played it so much till wore it out. Just amazing live footage of the old school Metallica.
This era for James' voice is my fav...so powerful! \m/
35:19 lol Kirk dropped his pick.
It happens occasionally if you watch closely, that’s why nowadays they have a bunch on the mic stand
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30 years ago today, R.I.P Cliff, we miss you man
Fuck yeah!! Saw Metallica open for WASP at Royal Oak Music Theater (Detroit-ish) in 1985... SO killer!! Cliff was a total beast!! Great show... I was 20 yrs old... fuck, I miss the 80s!!
I'll never forget seeing the footage from this concert on the "Cliff 'Em All" VHS. I was 14.
This is Metallica, drunk as hell and playing as fast as possible, needless to say that with Cliff in is a whole fucking real thing!
There is James realy can do three things at the same time - play the guitar, sing and headbanging
Болотин Станисав and help Lars stay in time.......
The drums keep everyone on tempo, and determine it. bro
Болотин Станисав especially the part when the sound doesn’t match the video lol. Hell Yeahhh.
Well headbanging comes out naturally when you know the songs and how to play actually
Cliff can play classical piano pieces at light speed and still headbang
6:10 These two screams might be the most impressive thing of this show.
Hetfield's voice was a goddamned weapon.
Kirk and James downpicking is incredibly fast!!
You know what's faster?? Cliff fingers 👺
James actually does a lot of alternate picking in this footage.
@@jamesestrada82 eso mismo estaba constatando
26:15 I think Cliff Adored James intensity. Never seen this before and I love it.
Those of us that grew up with only the Cliff em All versions of these songs greatly appreciate this
This is my favorite video on RUclips. They sounded AMAZING that night! Thanks for posting.
You were at?
This is a display of absolute mastery of channeling raw emotion and energy into music. Absolute masters.
Man watching Disposable Heroes as one of their "New Song" teaser for their "New Album" coming out in Christmas is a freaking mind Flip. The energy they expelled in these early years resonates till today...
ATTEND YOUR LOCAL METAL FEST
No matter how many years go by, I will never get tired of seeing Cliff's GENIUS on bass. NO bass player then or now will ever be able to turn his bass solo into as epic a piece as only he could, and with all due respect to Rob and Jason in their respective styles, NO ONE will even come close to the virtuosity of Clifford Lee Burton. I forever live in Metallica and in the world of heavy/thrash metal. Long live Cliff! 🤘🤘🤘
I was 14 when they did this show. And around the same time my buddy turned me on to Ride The Lightning on Cassette Tape and I was blown away completely! It was the ultimate sound for a young rocker teenager to hear!
RIP Cliff Burton
you were at metal hammer?