Metallica - Enter Sandman Live Moscow 1991 HD | First Time Reaction
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Awesome 😎
react to pantera please
TUS VÍDEOS??.CUANDO REALIZAS UN NEGOCIO DE LA MISMA FUENTE ESTÁS VENDIENDO TU INTERIOR..ESTO ES PARA QUE EL PLANETA SEA UNO..JAMÁS MÍ INTENCIÓN FUE UN COSTO ECONÓMICO PARA EL SER HUMANO..TE COMUNICO QUE ESTOY ATENTO A LO QUE HACES..
Enter Sandman?, you cannot be serious. This song represents the WORST of Metallica, out of all the great Metallica songs you choose this?. Metallica’s GREATEST songs are to be found on the following albums:
1) MASTER OF PUPPETS.
2) ....AND JUSTICE FOR ALL.
METALLICA IS AWESOME 🎤🎸🎸🎸🎸🎸bass player 🤟🏻🤘🏻🤟🏻🤘🏻🤟🏻🤘🏻🤟🏻🤟🏻🤘🏻🤟🏻🤘🏻🤟🏻🤟🏻🤟🏻🤟🏻
My grandpa actually went to this concert and he always talks about it and I never get tired of him telling it🤣 I would KILL just to experience this 😭
It might have been a bit unnerving to be in that big of a crowd....but it would be great to hear the stories!
A guy I work with was there too. He knows I’m a huge Metallica fan so he talks to me a lot about them and said they were his favorite band of the night by FAR. He also said even though there were more people there when it was ACDC’s turn and they all enjoyed that at well, that the energy was different when Metallica was up. He said as a Russian he had never experience anything like that before and that the crowd was the most insane when Metallica was playing so he always likes to say that concert was really 1.6 million Metallica fans who just didn’t know it yet
i am older than you, the man, who sadly died, but fathered two boys who are my and my wifes sons, was in the georgian military and attended as a guard, the soldiers were equally in awe, they new, metallica had the crowd
@@senseijoe-xk7jn I always felt nervous for the military guard at that show. They were SO outnumbered.
Had the crowd turned on them, there would be absolutely NOTHING they could have done. But in order to keep a crowd that size in order, the military would be the ONLY way to do it.
You're right....Metallica ruled Russia that day.
Wow!!
That's so wholesome thnx for sharing it with us
I wish I was there
I was there in 1991 and... I was standing there when it was filmed, about 30 meters from the stage in this sea of people.
It will remain in my memory forever...
I tried to get closer, but I was literally blown away by decibels and the crowd was like a stormy sea and I can’t stand ... just join the crowd and rage like them.
But I have been on this convoy for many hours and have had a decent drink. Yes, and then they began to make cardons from the police and no one could go forward ...
How long did it take you to get out of there after the concert😂😂😂😂😂3 days??
@@rodniegsm1575 Three military cordons passed through in the evening and then left a little earlier so as not to die in the crush. Along the road from Tushino to the metro there were rows of machine gunners and police (there were no police then)
lucky man ...i don't want to pass this live without watch a concert of Metallica
This vid is one of the most significant on RUclips in terms of preserving rock history and for recording the extraordinary events unfolding in Russia at the time. Truly an epic, historic concert.
Думаю, Вы правы! 🤘🤘🤘
I couldn't have worded better. I think you're 100% correct.
Especially in the light of events unfolding now, when Russian people are once again pulled apart from the rest of the world and dragged into war by a crazy dictator…
Sadly the video we celebrated on the 30th anniversary was removed with the channel. 30M views in one day back then was an achievement.
The helicopters, though they look menacing, were flying overhead to try to cool the immense crowd.
There was 1.6 million people at this concert. The helicopters were flying over head to help cool the crowd, that is why they are so low. Metallica was one of many bands that played that day. This was the "Monsters of Rock" tour. It was also the first time Russia allowed a rock concert in their country! EPIC
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@@RoverWaters true the event is called monster of rock and there was AC DC and Pantera and Black Cowers at that time
@@616nikola what is 3*3*3 equal?
the helicopters were flying over there heads as part of the crowd control they were accually throwing stuff out and hitting the people with it
@@dellbalch5072 The Helicopters were actually not being used as crowd control, it was being used to help cool the fans because it was so hot. They were throwing water bottles out to the crowds. 56 people died during this concert due to heat exhaustion.
"Creeping death" from this concert is truly a must see. So much energy
The best of the entire venue hands down.
Harvester of Sorrow too.
With 1.6M people in attendance this concert is the biggest rock concert in the history of mankind.
Rod Stuart Holds the title with 4.2 million in Rio. Still this was amazing
That's not true at all. Still it's like the third biggest concert.
Now just try to imagine this, an AMERICAN band at their peak, admired by millions of Soviets going to their show in Moscow in July 1991. Imagine what POWER SOFT was against the Russian government and how it must have felt since in 89 the USSR was forced to leave Afghanistan without winning the war thanks to American aid to the Afghans who were having their territory invaded.
Also imagine that if this show was in July and the USSR was declared with its communist regime ended in December 1991, it means that they should have already been experiencing serious problems probably since the beginning of the year or even around this month of July.
That's incredible. It's incredible to probably see Russians or Americans living there or passing through waving the American flag strongly in the middle of Russian territory.
The size of this American Power Soft with the invention of eletric guitar and Rock is priceless.
Pantera - Domination, from the same show is an absolute must. One of the greatest performances caught on camera. Just don't pause anywhere near the solos! Anywhere!
That shit is legendary
I think she wasn't ready for the dimebag breakdown.
It was good but no compare with metallica performance plus lyrics
@@angelopallarez8956 I mean a bunch of people would choose the pantera performance over the Metallica one, both of them were great probably just depends on what band you like more
And For those about to rock by ACDC at the end of the show that day, is electrifying.
This concert took place at the airfield in Tushino and, it seems, a 1.600.000 people were present!! In addition to Metallica, AC/DC and Panthera also performed there. I recommend watching it.
есть полный концерт на ютубе?
@@crazymelomanka Наверное только в нарезке...
@@nikolaykhramov1269тоже подумала. но вот знать бы еще конкретно, кто именно выступал и с какими песнями. в любом случае посмотрю, что можно найти в ютубе))
@@crazymelomanka Это было-бы прекрасно! Скинь мне ссылку, если найдёшь?! Удачи тебе!
Rumor has it that people are still exiting this venue to this day.
был на этом концерте . мне было 14 лет и был фанатом AC DC , которая выступала здесь сразу после Metallica . концерт был бесплатным , поэтому так много людей приехало из разных регионов России . мне повезло , я жил в городе Домодедово . это 30 - 40 километров от Москвы . доехали с друзьями где то за 1 час . выезжали рано утром ( в 4 часа утра ) , на первой электричке . нас было человек 10 . а когда приехали в Москву было уже около 100 человек . спустились в метро , а там все метро было забито фанатами . столько людей я никогда больше не видел . .. после этого концерта начал слушать Metallica . концерт вошел в книгу рекордов Гиннесса по количеству людей ( от 600 до 800 тысяч человек ) . где то указывалась цифра и в 1 миллион людей
Завидую белой завистью,большая удача попасть на такой концерт
600-800к насчитали по входам в метро после дисей, на метле было 1,5кк. Тоже там был, и было мне 22 года))
Этож пестец что там было, емае, аж муражки по коже!
Must have been awesome, especially at that time in history when the Iron Curtain had finally come down only a few years earlier.
Rock N Roll brings the world together!! 🇺🇸
блин, представляю. мне тогда было 8 лет))) и я жила в казахстане, была далека от такой музыки, естественно))) вам так повезло!
Metallica live in person is actually something every fan should experience. There's no description that would explain it...it's just beyond crazy on every level
I was 16 years old in 1991 and a bunch of friends got together to watch this show via cable TV.
It's so cool to see youth enjoying Metallica. Love your reactions. I must say, though, this crowd wasn't wild because of the song. This is Moscow 1991 and an American Band is playing to a crowd of more than one million who have just become non-soviet union citizens. I was in awe when the news reported this back then. That it was so cool.
It was a real injection of freedom.
Back when we were youth
Thank you Bisscute for choosing this song in Moscow. THIS gig in Moscow is crazy. Insane. EPIC. Impossible to believe what happened there. Not from this world!
I was there in 1991. The concert was amazing. The best concert ever
Check of the context of this concert:
As part of the past annual series known as Monsters of Rock, Metallica flew over to Moscow, Russia and took part in the country’s first-ever open-air rock and metal concert.
There were 1.6 million people in attendance at this concert, and the show was free.
This concert also took place during a very intense time in Russian history; specifically, it took place one month after the 1991 Soviet coup d’état attempt failed, that failed coup leading to the dissolution of the Communist Party of the Soviet Union.
Thanks for the info ❤️
The first part you hear is composed by Ennio Morricone The Ecstasy of Gold, it’s from a movie called The Good, The Bad and The Ugly. You might want to check out the Danish National Symphony Orchestra playing this masterpiece.
Or watch the movie. One of my faves.
@@Krieghandt not only yours....
I've seen Metallica everytime they've come to Australia since the early 90s and they have never ever disappointed!!!! Best shows ever..
I fully believe everyone must see Metallica live at least once in their lives. :) edit: I saw them in 2009, and they sounded incredible. They are like wine, agree!
I've seen them 3 times with my mom. I can't wait to see them again
I wish I could have seen them in the early '90s, but I'm hoping to see them in Phoenix in September.
My goodness shes soooo beautiful and a metal head pure sweet heart
It is said, the people at the front of this concert, are still finding their way home :)
The best recording of Metallica live is in Seattle 89. Metallica at the absolute peak of their powers, right before they took over the world. The are still hungry. The recording is more clear and the energy even higher than Moscow. Check out The Thing That Should Not Be. It's a nice introduction before you get into the craziness of Battery, Whiplash, or Blackened.
I don't think the energy beats a million plus strong crowd going nuts.
@@rylandmahoney1058 I'm trying to sell her on Seattle 89 over here and you're gonna grieve me on the small print in my campaign?
@@justinatest9456 lol right.. i agree seattle 89 was a beast of a concert.. drank alot of whisky to those videos ive watched them all probably 15x per song.. borderline make ya a little mad too shits soo aggressive.. and its hands down more aggressive than this moscow 91..
Saw that justice tour twice in Sacramento when I was 14 then 15. Been to countless shows since. Nothing has topped it yet
Ops,smells like hidden propaganda here...
Hello Bisscute, thanks for your comments to this epic Metallica live Moscow performance in 1991 which I highly recommended a few weeks ago listening to. The intro of Ecstasy of Gold before starting their song Enter Sandman is spectacular and makes this combination an absolute hard rock masterpiece.
It was originally estimated at 1.6M, then years later records from the military came out saying they had let in 2.1M. I argued 2.1M for years but recently came across an interview with a military guard that says at 2.1M they quit counting to go to the concert almost a full hour before the music started and he estimated 600K to 1.2M still in line that were not counted but the gates were left open for them to come in. HOLY SHIT
Creeping death the Same concert…..epic.! Cheers,from italy😊
The attendance at this concert exceeds the present population of my country. When I got my guitar I learned this riff before learning the notes of the guitar.
If anyone here has never seen Metallica, you can still see them. Doesnt matter theyre like 1000 now. They are still absolutely brutal and just as good as they ever were, if not better.
Biggest attendance record for metallica it was insane back then
It must have been pretty awesome to be in the helicopter and able to see that crowd from the air!
that was not the first ever rock festival in former USSR, check out Moscow Peace Fesival 1989, Yngwie Malmsteen "Live in Leningrad" (still one of his best live performances)
This was the end of the Iron Curtain era. To celebrate freedom one of the things was this concert. It was held at Tushino Airfield in Moscow. By noon, 300 000 festival attendees had entered the area. When Pantera played there were 700 000 in the audience. As the festival went on the number grew to a million. Metallica reached 1,6 million. Closing act was AC/DC. Heard different rumours (cannot confirm this) about how many people in the crowd got injuried due to violent clashes between the public, the police and even military. To oversee the event , there were 11 000 soldiers, police officers, hired security guards and riot police. Very tragic whatever the amount was.
only 600,000-800,000 were viewers, the rest is a myth, 51 people were hospitalized due to the crush, and not in conflict with security.
@@sergragnar9452 There were definitely clashes with security/police and Interior Ministry internal troops were there waving clubs about during Pantera's set (which was quite aggressive). Pictures can be seen online of baton waving uniformed man and bleeding teenagers/young men.
This is from a reporter for Rolling Stone magazine: “In any case, by four or five o’clock, music wasn’t the issue. Violence was,” wrote Troitsky in an article for Rolling Stone. “I saw no less than a dozen bleeding people, a couple of policemen among them. I saw police cruelly beating up kids, with or without a reason. I saw a rain of empty glass bottles thrown at police lines from the audience. I saw soldiers kicking a guy, lying on the ground, with their monstrous boots.”
Apparently the crowd had calmed down somewhat by the time Metallica got on stage.
@@davidjames3080 I was at that performance and I know what I'm talking about, and you?
@@sergragnar9452 Are you saying that you saw all the people and approved nothing bad happens?
@@twoplustwofour sure
The good people of Mother Russia got a taste og freedom, rock & roll style!! Glad you enjoyed it!!!!! Take care beautiful....
“Creeping death” from the same show:) must see
please consider "fade to black", one of their master pieces!
the most iconic melody of all time
Bet you don't need any coffee after watching this.. 1.6 million people. Cant imagine.most I ever played for was around 10 thousand. The energy feedback was incredible. But 1.6 million wow
Crazy ❤️
i'm pretty sure someone has already told you the story of this concert. that was truly an epic event. and the amount of people is not on the first lines of its epicness.
Not just a concert, but a historic event, considering it happened at the last days of the USSR!
YES!!! Now just try to imagine this, an AMERICAN band at their peak, admired by millions of Soviets going to their show in Moscow in July 1991. Imagine what POWER SOFT was against the Russian government and how it must have felt since in 89 the USSR was forced to leave Afghanistan without winning the war thanks to American aid to the Afghans who were having their territory invaded.
Also imagine that if this show was in July and the USSR was declared with its communist regime ended in December 1991, it means that they should have already been experiencing serious problems probably since the beginning of the year or even around this month of July.
That's incredible. It's incredible to probably see Russians or Americans living there or passing through waving the American flag strongly in the middle of Russian territory.
The size of this American Power Soft with the invention of eletric guitar and Rock is priceless.
The Goosebumps that you felt, that was the call of Metallica.
Check out a band called the warning. They did a cover of this song in 2014. They are 3 sisters from Mexico. The base is 9, the drummer is 12, and the gaiter player is 14 or 15
And they did a reinterpretation of the song in 2021 for the Metallica Blacklist with Alessia Cara.
Please react to The Warning. Amazing trio of sisters !
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I've seen many reactions by RUclipsrs to this concert but yours is by far the most genuine and accurate and lovely.
Thank you so much, I really appreciate it
The coolest thing about this concert? No cell phones (they were not widely available back in 1991), people were there to watch the performance and not record it.
I get chills every time I watch this video. Imagine young people suffering through years of oppression, suddenly freed and enjoying music we've had for years . . .
Next Creeping death, Domination Pantera... Live in moscow... Monsters of Rock... 🙏🙏🙏
You can react Fade to Black from them, this is insane balad of metal history.
I second this request
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If there ever was a princess who, after a whole lot of kingdom nonsense, and almost got married... Finally ran away with (perhaps) the help of a beautiful mystical animal... She would look like you! Free, cheerful, listening to music and doing whatever you want. Magnificent! Thank you for all your cool reaction videos.
What a great presentation
I recommend you from that same concert "harvster of sorrow"
Greetings from chile
Not just losing something on the ground, but losing a life as well or getting injured. And that happened there. It was absolutely insane. I was too young back then, but I envy people who attended this festival!
The crowd was going insane, because they saw these groups for the FIRST time performing at a festival in their country)) I wish i had a time machine to go back just to see this...
This is the revised version it was originally about crib death and the producers said that it was too dark for the radio so the band came up with this version.
You havent seen Cliff Burton yet.. the late great bassist. Most of their greatest gigs are not Moscow and Seattle.. check Denmark Roskilde 86, Day on the Green 85, Metal Hammerfest Germany 85. This was the Metallica prime before they went super popular. The energy was so primal and very raw from the band
I was at Day on the Green in '85, even found ourselves on the inside album cover from Master of Puppets (Oakland CA crowd on the inside cover ;-)) I saw them 7 more times over the years but that first one with Cliff Burton was EPIC
I had the oportunity of saw them in Pasion y Gloria, 3 nights in Mexico City (2009). 55000 people in the Foro Sol per night simply it was huuuuuge!
Great review. My favorite live performance. Metallica Russia 1991. Great year
Metalheads are a special breed... All races, creeds and colors. Come join us!!!
we are one metal nation.... from steel panther....
The incipit with “The Ecstasy of Gold” by Ennio Morricone is the icing on the cake!
If you love crowd interaction, "Creeping Death" and "Harvester Of Sorrow" from this same show is fantastic (Creeping Death more so).
But the commenters are right.....Seattle 1989 is bad-ass. Too many cuts to recommend. Their song "Battery" (from Seattle) is, among other references, a song about the energy the band generates, sending it out to the crowd and then receiving the energy back.....and you can see and feel it from the Seattle show (even 30 years later).
*UP*
I got to see Metalica and A7X live in one of the largest concerts I've ever been to, front row. It was such a rush of energy and emotion, fuckin sick. Really been enjoying your reactions, so rare to see someone get so involved into music, love it!
This is my dad's account. he passed recently and I am closing down everything. When I got my first car, the very first song I heard was Enter Sandman. I was nicknamed "Sandman" over the years for various reasons. Anyway, this song hits home and it's beautiful witnessing people experiencing this for the first time. Your channel hit home HARD. Your emotion to these various songs is so touching and superb. You're a wonderful person and please never stop what you are doing. It helps with my healing. Rock on girl!
Your energy with always smiling along the song was delivered for me too
I can't even imagine seeing 1.6 million people all at once.
Also for the meaning ‘tuck you in, warm within, free from sin, until the sandman comes’ the father stayed to watch the child until they fall asleep. What ‘sin’ does a child do at night before sleep? Lead singer grew up in a very oppressively religious household and he grew up feeling judged and ostracized. Religion & family expectations show up in many songs, particularly from the Black album.
We grew up with the story of the sandman coming at night to put the sand in your eyes that you wake up with.. the crusty stuff around your eyes
Bisscute, as you can see, when comes to hard rock heavy metal genre, *NEVER UNDERESTIMATE* it's power, influence, it's inspiration and it's massive fan base. For we are *MANY.*
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I loved your reaction to this awesome performance ! Especially about the guitar transition by Kirk.❤
I laughed out loud with your comment... "God... forbid... you lose something on the ground in this crowd" ahaha
hahahaha
The concert...best of the world...metallica...
the Red Army was security,, but half way threw they were with the fans. Metalica was in the Moscow Peace Music Festival 1989 . 3 days of INSANITY!!!!! Ozzy Bon Jovi Cinderlla Skib Row Motly Crew. Scorpions,,,,,
Do you remember in the early days of this channel, when you were reacting to Nightwish and you said "Show me how to be a fan?" Imagine what it must have been like to be in THIS crowd in THAT place...NONE of them had ever seen anything like this before, except perhaps on illegal tapes from the black market. Every time I see this video I'm amazed to see American flags being waved in the crowd. Can you imagine what would have happened to these people only a few short weeks or months ago simply for HAVING such a thing in their possession? Even owning recordings by the bands would have been dangerous...now they were watching them perform RIGHT IN FRONT OF THEM!
Thank you for another wonderful video. God bless!!
Intro song ecstasy of gold is a whole another story on its own and you really should look into to that too
Thank you for watching the video, It means a lot to me .
I will leave this pinned message here to REMIND everyone that i do not have TELEGRAM and there is no GIVEAWAY. Those you see are bot scams . Keep yourself safe and know that I would not ask for your info. ❤ ❤
Please react to battery live in Seattle 89 that whole concert is pure thrashing energy
Intro from the begining / classical music / - it was film theme - music by Enio Morricone -western - The Good, The Bad and The Ugly with Clint Eastwood 😉🤘🤘🤘🤘
Next react: Metallica "Creeping Death" (Live Moscow 1991)
Hi, you definitely have to check out their Seattle 1989 show. Fade to Black and Welcome Home are two songs from this concert I recommend.
Turn the Page from their Woodstock 99 show is another good performance.
Monster of rock in Moscow!!!600000!!I was there!!!
It's Metallica the craziness is encrypted within! Soviet military was called in for security and crowd control, some soldiers just ended up being crowd haha. Great reaction Biss but c'mon your hair? Windmill bizz!💥🤘🙂
Metallica is a killer band! You need to check out The Warning a Mexican power trio with amazing rock energy, made up of 3 young sisters, Metallica is one of their influences. They were asked by Metallica along with Alissa Cara to play their own version of Enter Sandman as part of their re-release of the black album in 2021 . 👍😁❤️🔥
Talk about girl power! *THE WARNING!!!*
Yeah The Warning is amazing. I actually recommended them to her a few times but still no luck. She will like them I am sure 🤘
@@jeccoo Somehow I think that she would prefer their original music instead of their remake of *Enter Sandman.*
Yes The Warning are amazing!
I went in my teens....finally just made it back home...what a show!
your looking at 1.6 million people at this concert! insane to even think about lol!
Metallica plays the opening classical piece at the start of all of their concerts "Exctasy of Gold". Really cool during their concert with the San Fransisco Symphony Orchestra, because they could play it directly.
You should check out songs from that concert. Call of Ktulu is my.fav, but "Human" and "No Leaf Clover" were songs only for that concert.
Real METAL!!!!
AND I'M A OLD COWBOY FROM TEXAS!
Hello Bisscute, I see all your videos reacting to the songs, it's really cool, send me a shout out here to Brazil. Hug!
HEY KAMOON GAL!!!
Within just three months and few days over 2,22 million views on your channel!!!??? 😮
Job Well Done miss Bisscute... (Even if it's done strategically???)
Yet another neat reaction gal...
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That was Monsters of Rock 91
I was in Hanover in August. headliner was ACDC, Motley Crew and so on. Everyone loved it, but Metallica and especially ACDC were amazing.
unforgettable
Anything from their Seattle 1989 concert is insanely epic!
Th e crazy thing is. Jean Michell Jarre out crowded them several times over during his conserts. He at one point had about 4 times the amount of consertgoers
Legend has it that there are still people leaving that concert for home.
1991 album releases:
Black by Pearl Jam
Nevermind by Nirvana
Blood Sugar Sex Magik by Red Hot Chili Peppers
Badmotrofinger by Soundgarden
Achtung Baby by U2
Innuendo by Queen
Use Your Illusion I and II by Guns N' Roses
Mama Said by Lenny Kravitz
We Can't Dance by Genesis
Out of Time by R.E.M
Black Album by Metallica
Yeah... I think 1991 was a pretty good year too!
I was only 8 years old when this happened....
I have seen Metallica 10 times lives since this and was willing to put up the $3000 for back row stadium seats for them a few years ago
San Francisco Syphony
❤️ from Australia. Great reaction. Love your accent 😍
The Russian military was the security for this particular concert. There was absolutely no need for security concern there. Great review really enjoyed your reaction to this.
This actually is not about the songs or the band. It's about the end of The Cold War and the fall of the Soviet Union and over a million people who came out to celebrate their new found freedom. This was their first experience seeing these 'western' bands LIVE considering that prior to that it was illegal to listen to or own 'western' media. Music and other media in Russia was very mellow, low key, uninspiring, and had to be approved by the government.
Berlin had the fall of the Wall, Moscow had Metallica.
I really like how you dance in your chair while you get caught up in the beat in this and in the ACDC reactions...And I mean this as a compliment, and apologize if taken as an offense, but your boyfriend must love intimacy with you with a hard rock beat song playing.
I have wired Headset
This was one of the most important concerts in world history! It was one of the events that signaled the beginning of the end of the Soviet Union, along with Gorbachev's "glasnost" policy. It was the first time the Soviet Union allowed Western musical acts to perform live inside their borders in decades. Some people consider it one of the events that triggered the moderates in the USSR to oppose the hardliners, eventually leading to its collapse. Many of the military personnel weren't there to provide security, they were part of the crowd! Millions, both military and civilian alike, were very excited to see some live rock and metal music!
Bon Jovi, Ozzy Osbourne, Scorpions, Motley Crue and Cinderella played at the Moscow music peace festival 1989
1.6 million people. I can't image the level of the crowd roar alone. True history post iron gate
I went too 3 of thier concerts best time ever they are awesome live Lars and James had a drum off was awesome 👍
If I remember correctly, this was an AC/DC concert, Metallica were supporting
1.6 million people the largest concert in history
I like seeing the young soldiers having fun.
This was not a song...not a band... not a concert...and not an event...it was and to this day a Spiritual Experience.