Imagine you're Slipknot's drummer, you have already played a full set with your band with all those crazy drum parts and you get asked to play basically another set with Metallica and deliver a brilliant performance with zero rehearsals. Joey was an absolute monster of a drummer.
Dave lombardo had to play a set with slayer before he played with Metallica..basically they both ran a marathon in 90 mins just to turn around and do it again. im a drummer and i know how grueling it can be one min your approaching the wall but you break threw and keep going! even further that you thought was possible! ive never had a more physically demanding job than being a hardcore metal punk drummer..
Lol you can see the moment in seek and destroy where they all fall in love with Joey. He got comfortable and he killed it. Played it better than Lars even can. 👨🍳
Joy jordison interview : “A lot of people give this guy shit, but they need to shut their fucking mouths because Lars Ulrich is probably one of the best and most innovative drummers ever. I got to tour with the guy and I watched him play every night from behind the kit, and his double bass was completely on point. He’s also one of the best businessmen that keeps this type of music going; he’s the heart of the whole fucking community, because Metallica are the kings. There’ll never be anybody that will match them, and Lars is a huge, huge part of that. Without that guy, and the influence of that band, I wouldn’t even be sitting here talking to you. Lars is one of my gods and he always will be. That guy fucking rules, period. So when I got the call asking if I’d fill in for him at Download Festival, of course I knew everything because he’s one of my hugest influences. I remember playing to his shit all the time growing up and trying to be as good as him. Our technical abilities are way different but I’ll still never be as good as that guy, and getting to sit in his stool was one of the biggest fucking dreams come true. What an honour. I love that dude.”
@David Duke think about the amount of footage that shows him being a badass behind the kit, I guarantee theres an ocean load more than him looking like shit
Battery - 1:44 The Four Horsemen 7:13 Bass Solo 14:55 For Whom the Bell Tolls - 15:52 Guitar Solo 20:30 Creeping Death 22:20 Seek And Destroy 30:03 Fade to Black 38:25 Wherever I may Roam 46:30 Last Caress 53:07 Sad But true 55:30 Second Guitar Solo 1:00:58 Nothing Else Matters 1:03:00 Enter Sandman 1:08:50
I can't stop watching this performance, Joey was amazing. One thing I have to point out, you can tell he was extremely nervous, he's known to headbang during his performances and he wasn't doing any of that during the MetallicA one. He wanted everything to be perfect. Joey, you were perfect. Rest in Peace.
@@davidstockdale4187 His timing wasnt that correct tho. Joey was amazing, on top of everyone here. To play like this after his own gig? Along with your childhood gods? Without preparation? Foocking MONSTER!
26:30 The crowd is chanting "die, die, die" and James says "make lars hear you" as if he wanted lars to die. Meanwhile, lars is in the hospital. hmmmmmmmmmm.
Battery - 1:44 The Four Horsemen - 7:13 Bass Solo - 14:55 For Whom the Bell Tolls - 15:52 Guitar Solo - 20:30 Creeping Death 22:20 Seek And Destroy 30:03 Fade to Black - 38:25 Wherever I may Roam - 46:30 Last Caress - 53:07 Sad But true 55:30 Guitar Solo #2 - 1:00: 58 Nothing Else Matters - 1:03:00 Enter Sandman - 1:08:50
Wow out of this hole lineup I only like two songs I would be wasting time and money to go see these guys but I am here for Dave Lombardo I had to see him kick some ass on drums
@@slushbox3443 dam I nearly love every one of these songs I mean they coulda put maybe like jump in the fire or phantom lord or metal militia and it would of been perfect
"Lars" "fine drummer" - pick one. Make no mistake, I've been a Metallica fan since Kill 'em all, but you cannot seriously compare Lars' drumming now and 20 years ago. I've heard them live more than once and his drumming really sucks. S&M might be the last time I heard him play well.
Dave is such a confident drummer it’s crazy. He smashes the shit out of the snare. It’s funny to watch him towards the end of MOP he’s trying to hit crashes that aren’t there and probably are on his kit!
@@russkate88 YES. you're the first commenter I've ever seen who knows what's going on.... Lars is perfectly competent (look at 96-2000 live performances) but he lost his discipline and wants to be a lead drummer
I didn't remember this live, Lombardo is a king of course, but it's amazing how Joy used completely different rhythms than Lars, but it still sounded really good!
That fuckin' double bass on Creeping Death was awesome. I used to be a huge Slipknot fan, i kinda lost interest but Joey is still one of my favorite Drummers
Why? He didn't do a good job with "Battery", he flubbed almost every "BAT-TE-RY" and the intro and the part going into the bridge of Horsemen. There are plenty of drummers that could play "Dyers Eve". Tempesta, Benante, Hoglan...
@@TheAbsorbant who were there then and there? only guy who they didnt give a chance to who could have pulled it off who was there would have been dave mcclain.
@@gardj456not as epic as Lars, Lars brings an energy unmatched by those guys. They may be better drummers but Lars has way more stage presence and charisma
@@Averseinsomniac lol, NO... Lars USED to. Now he's the Tony Danza of drumming 😂😂 all show no go. He has a huge roll in their success for sure, but drumming ain't one of them no mo. Not even close. He huffs and puffs like he's done something and didn't do shit. Skips most the double kicks in concert and acts like his sticks weigh 50 lbs each now. Sorry homie, still love him but he over acts and these guys crushed his tracks on the whim. Standing up leaning forward and walking around a kit hitting cymbals may be amusing, but doesn't replace talent and effort. He got old, it happens! Hard job playing all those live shows all these years as they do, so I get it! But tell me you're not a drummer without telling me you're not a drummer...
@@Disasterpiece31 This basically means Lombardo only knows those songs well. Joey is obviously a much bigger fan as he was a kid growing up listening to Metallica.
@@mustafagulergin942 well considering this wasn’t his own kit and pedal settings ( which matter so much with double bass ) it is no wonder he made some mistakes, I would as well if it was me.🤷🏼♂️
Even though Joey was in one of the biggest metal bands of all time I bet this was a huge childhood dream come true for him. You can see it in his face 😂
I was at this. It's one of my favourite memories. When Joey starts improvising and their faces start beaming. It was said that the rest of Slipknot said Joey created rock history that night when they greeted him after. It felt like it. RIP Joey.
Same. I was here for 2004 and 2005 Linkin park we’re awesome live that year too. Korn weren’t great tho lol. I was disappointed about static x. They were one of the main reasons I got my ticket
Joey got asked to play in one of favorite bands and at 37:09 being told you rock by James in front of millions. Man. I cant imagine how happy and humbled joey felt. He had a short life, but glad he was able to experience this and so many other cool things. May he rest in peace.
You can hear Lombardo sometimes doesn't know the next bit but quickly switches to the correct tempo/rhythm. I wish he was Metallicas drummer and Lars took a backseat from now on, he is a monster(and not in Slayer anymore anyway).
I feel now that he should replace Lars and Lars should just manage the band as he doesn't seem to have the passion to play drums he once had. He should also use his own kit as Lars has a terrible set up. Or even get Paul Bostaph or Vinnie Paul to replace Lars as I feel they would elevate the band again.
JPX64 That’s his drum tech not it’s nowhere as bad that the fact Lars had been playing for like 25 years at that point and for him to get as bad as he did is embarrassing but Lars’ drum tech playing history is unknown so I give him the benefit of the doubt unlike Lars
The Creeping Death performance is one of the best things ever in a metal ever recorded. You can literally see Jame's face just make this totally overjoyed look when Joey just aced his drum fill into the crash hits in perfect time at 25:11. Just one of the best things to see, so satisfying. At 25:15 he just shakes his head in disbelievement that it all sounds this good.
+josueDx300 Only thing that sounds better is the double bass part. Too many mistakes. Dave has the speed, Lars has the groove. Not the same without him, something is missing...
The Extinct Surgeon He used to be good, not anymore. He himself said that he stopped practicing during Load and ReLoad (that's also when he reduced his drum kit to a much simpler one). Lars became a *meh* drummer after the Black Album tour ended. He replaced his ride with a china, took away two toms, took away many parts from his drum kit, stopped practicing, etc. I guess fame and fortune got to his head and he didn't care about how good he was anymore. He used to be a *KILLER* with the drums, nowadays... he's just good.
They probably played from where they would have been in the set if they had showed up on time and master was rather early on in the set at this point i think so they had to sacrifice it
I love the smile James makes at 25:16 after Joey does that fill just after 25:11 he’s so impressed and enjoying Joey’s playing. Must have been huge for Joey to get that type of approval from one of his heroes!
They are genuinely having fun here! Playing the same songs night after night, month after month, year after year, each song the same way, with the same people - you can end up disengaged with the music. Having some part of that formula radically altered suddenly forces you to fully engage with it again. This is why the "unplugged" thing became popular back in the 90's, and why this is such a great set. Is it "perfect?" No, and it shouldn't be. Live music should be fresh and exciting.
What impressed me most is how Joey played so tastefully on Nothing Else Matters. Chops are absolutely the most important part for Metallica but his swing and his groove and just everything else is perfect
I was here in 2004, and it was a very hot weekend. Me and my friends were burnt to a crisp. When Metallica started to play Fade to black (38:25) it started to rain (just a drizzle) it was the only relief we’d had from the scorching heat. Paired with that opening riff makes it one of the most spiritual experience of my life
You can really feel a different energy flowing on that stage that night. Metallica were brutal and angry as when they were young. The audience was so fucking lucky that night to witness that event. I would pay more than the normal price of the ticket to see Metallica playing with a drummer like Dave. Lars, you can still be the manager and founder of Metallica, Please hire Dave!!!
I was at this concert. The crowd was ready to turn nasty when we thought metallica would cancel. Was awesome seeing this, a well decent compromise. Creeping death was killer!
Bless his lol Danish ❤....poor child probably had a nervous breakdown after listening to two years worth of Kirk's jokes. Rest in peace Joey and thank you for coming in clutch! 🥁🥁
RIP Joey. What a day it was. Whilst we were waiting for Metallica to show we had a massive empty or filled with piss plastic bottle fight. I remember when Joey played we collectively gasped as he played songs we've heard a million times and brought them to another dimension. "Joey, you rock!" said James Hetfield
I mean, Death Magnetic was great but the drumming wasn't top notch like older Metallica. I'd pick it though since Lars did better than he usually did. So I mean that was good drumming
+Andi Wiegand there's plenty that are lars' age that can still drum well like lombardo, and if hes not doing it right only cause he doesn't feel like it thats even worse
That Creeping Death. I wished they've done this version with Jason on bass and backup vocals. His energy would have matched the Joey's drumming. Rob is still awesome though...
This was my first Metallica gig, they came on nearly 2 hours late, it was like a battlefield trying to dodge piss missiles etc, sheer mayhem and I reckon a riot was brewing but, boy, it was an epic show in the end. Lombardo on horsemen was stunning. Seen them 4 times since and this still ranks as my favourite performance.
Joey with approximately 1 hour to rehearse. Amazing job, Metallica played at another level that night (a lot of energy). Drum work on Creeping Death was fantastic.
RUclips Lars performances of Battery from 1986 and he played it extremely fast, and with all the double bass parts in it. Even better than what Lombardo did here. Not that I'm discrediting his performance because he did a great job, but it was Lars' song, so he obviously knew it inside out and it showed during the live performances. Especially when Newstead first joined and they were still messed up over Cliff's death. So all those emotions came out through their music, and they just played everything faster, but even though they played faster, Lars still did all the double bass parts.
I didn't like it. I thought he overplayed the double kick. It was more about showing off his chops rather than doing what best services the song. Same with Bells.
Elias lo pierden porque creo yo que ellos esa parte lo tocan más lento respecto a la versión de estudio, y Joey respeta el tiempo original, no sé si me explico
I was there for this and it was the first time I saw Metallica. I didn’t fully realise how historic this gig was at the time. One thing to note is, if there was ever any proof that James is the rhythm section of the band, this is it. The reason Lars can do his fills and it doesn’t cause a problem is because James is the one who they’re all playing to. Considering they had zero rehearsal and changed the set list 4 times before they came out, the fact they didn’t miss a beat is outstanding
As cool as this is, and as good as Joey and Dave are, it gives me anxiety to watch this because I feel like it could fall apart at any moment. If the drummers could have had more time to rehearse, this would have been outstanding.
Sometimes that is the beauty of Rock N Roll...Notice that Dave didn't try anything risky during his turn...kept it nice and simple and still sounded better than Lars.
for the the first time in their metallica careers, james, kirk and rob played with drummers who can actually keep up a steady tempo and rythm. it's clearly visible that they are loving their time together. must have felt like ''cheating on your spouse and really enjoying the mistress' sex but marriage comes first'' type of fling.
Oh Joey, you absolute legend. What an amazing performance. Especially after having done their own set. I wonder what state these drummers were in when they offered to fill in short notice lol, probably half way through partying and chilling then back to work to save Metallica. I can't lie, sliptallica are the best.
What a great show this was. Imagine getting called up to a drum gig from your favourite bands, a fresh, rearing to go Metallica and you've played a full hour set beforehand- that's a adrenaline rush for you!
Joey Jordison would be perfect for Metallica, his drumming compliments the songs so well and with his experience with playing guitar and bass and song writing, Joey would bring Metallica to a whole other level!
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Imagine you're Slipknot's drummer, you have already played a full set with your band with all those crazy drum parts and you get asked to play basically another set with Metallica and deliver a brilliant performance with zero rehearsals. Joey was an absolute monster of a drummer.
He is missed. RIP
It is his favorite band - he loved Metallica one of his dreams to do that
Dave lombardo had to play a set with slayer before he played with Metallica..basically they both ran a marathon in 90 mins just to turn around and do it again. im a drummer and i know how grueling it can be one min your approaching the wall but you break threw and keep going! even further that you thought was possible! ive never had a more physically demanding job than being a hardcore metal punk drummer..
I love Joey ❤ the Best drummer ever. RIP Joey
Jordi was on a metallica cover band growing up, I'm certain it was the highlight of his life (rip)
Lars never liked Downloading anyways so I understand that he wasnt there
Aad Granaat underrated comment
Hahahahahaha
Gold
Lol
😂💦💦💦
37:05
James: "Joey you rock"
Joey absolutely smashed Seek and Destroy. Rest easy Joey
Lol you can see the moment in seek and destroy where they all fall in love with Joey. He got comfortable and he killed it. Played it better than Lars even can. 👨🍳
@@marcpledger 34:12 James felt like it was heaven 😂
they thought they were back in 89 for just a moment
Joy jordison interview :
“A lot of people give this guy shit, but they need to shut their fucking mouths because Lars Ulrich is probably one of the best and most innovative drummers ever. I got to tour with the guy and I watched him play every night from behind the kit, and his double bass was completely on point. He’s also one of the best businessmen that keeps this type of music going; he’s the heart of the whole fucking community, because Metallica are the kings. There’ll never be anybody that will match them, and Lars is a huge, huge part of that. Without that guy, and the influence of that band, I wouldn’t even be sitting here talking to you. Lars is one of my gods and he always will be. That guy fucking rules, period. So when I got the call asking if I’d fill in for him at Download Festival, of course I knew everything because he’s one of my hugest influences. I remember playing to his shit all the time growing up and trying to be as good as him. Our technical abilities are way different but I’ll still never be as good as that guy, and getting to sit in his stool was one of the biggest fucking dreams come true. What an honour. I love that dude.”
Source?
@@srtdomi359 Arriving 2 months later, but the source is an interview he had with Metal Hammer back in 2016.
Such a humble man 🙏🏻 rip Joey 🖤
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@David Duke think about the amount of footage that shows him being a badass behind the kit, I guarantee theres an ocean load more than him looking like shit
RIP to Joey, jamming with legends and a true trailblazer himself, heavy day and hail Joey!🤘🏽
"Joey Jordison featuring Metallica"
hail joey
Battery - 1:44
The Four Horsemen 7:13
Bass Solo 14:55
For Whom the Bell Tolls - 15:52
Guitar Solo 20:30
Creeping Death 22:20
Seek And Destroy 30:03
Fade to Black 38:25
Wherever I may Roam 46:30
Last Caress 53:07
Sad But true 55:30
Second Guitar Solo 1:00:58
Nothing Else Matters 1:03:00
Enter Sandman 1:08:50
Holy shit, Dave Lombardo absolutely smashed it. Battery with his drums sounds absolutely incredible.
***** I meant him on drums- his drum playing. Probably could've worded it better.
leerobbo92 I agree, Lombardo is amazing here! Well, he's always amazing. ;)
cause he is a way better drummer.
The rest of the band couldn’t keep up with Dave during the double bass part
@@CombsTowerProductions that's why Slayer is a better band
I can't stop watching this performance, Joey was amazing. One thing I have to point out, you can tell he was extremely nervous, he's known to headbang during his performances and he wasn't doing any of that during the MetallicA one. He wanted everything to be perfect. Joey, you were perfect. Rest in Peace.
Dave Lombardo on battery!
@@davidstockdale4187 His timing wasnt that correct tho. Joey was amazing, on top of everyone here. To play like this after his own gig? Along with your childhood gods? Without preparation? Foocking MONSTER!
@@Wymiatatorex absolutely, this had to be the high point of his musical career and RIP to jordy.
26:30 The crowd is chanting "die, die, die" and James says "make lars hear you" as if he wanted lars to die. Meanwhile, lars is in the hospital. hmmmmmmmmmm.
& then they fuckup the song :D
poor Lars
LOLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLL HAHAHAHAHAHA
Wishful thinking
@@fehmiugurunal wtf did they play, cant believe how bad that is
Battery - 1:44
The Four Horsemen - 7:13
Bass Solo - 14:55
For Whom the Bell Tolls - 15:52
Guitar Solo - 20:30
Creeping Death 22:20
Seek And Destroy 30:03
Fade to Black - 38:25
Wherever I may Roam - 46:30
Last Caress - 53:07
Sad But true 55:30
Guitar Solo #2 - 1:00: 58
Nothing Else Matters - 1:03:00
Enter Sandman - 1:08:50
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Wow out of this hole lineup I only like two songs I would be wasting time and money to go see these guys but I am here for Dave Lombardo I had to see him kick some ass on drums
@@slushbox3443 dam I nearly love every one of these songs I mean they coulda put maybe like jump in the fire or phantom lord or metal militia and it would of been perfect
If you only like 2 songs Fromm this set list you arent a Metallica fan(no ofense)
Justo saying
whoever edited this together needs a medal! to put together the music with all the phone camera shots and pro shots etc.. brilliant!
best comment of the net tonight an its 2018 now ha
This is such a great video, thanks for the hard work putting this together for all those unable to attend
Not that hard at all.
Seriously, one of the best bootlegs ever.
And it fuckin sounds great, too
It's funny how Hetfield is so used to Lars screwing up the fill at 5:26 that he starts singing too early. XD
Hah
BEEEESNIS :---D
Lombardo messed it up too you know...
Yeah cause he didnt know the song so well.
"Lars" "fine drummer" - pick one.
Make no mistake, I've been a Metallica fan since Kill 'em all, but you cannot seriously compare Lars' drumming now and 20 years ago. I've heard them live more than once and his drumming really sucks. S&M might be the last time I heard him play well.
seek and destroy sounds so fucking awesome with joey
Here after hearing about Joey's death... Rest in power, king
Did you notice how happy James was throughout the concert??
The whole band seems to enjoy it a lot
I wonder why??
" Yeaay, today we wont have to care about fixing the things lars fuck up in middle of the show!! :D"
He is happy couse he want show the other bands drummer he is leader of the band and how metallica.big is🤘
For the first time, they had a drummer who kept the tempo ;)
its incredible how different the drum kit sounds with Joey and Dave playing
Or hear a drummer drive the song, it was funny to watch Dave take battery and drive that fucker like a car at the end James was following for once
@@dolantho HAHhA isn't it so strange to hear this band following the drums & not Het?!
It's odd, actually. Sounds off in a way.
Dave is such a confident drummer it’s crazy. He smashes the shit out of the snare. It’s funny to watch him towards the end of MOP he’s trying to hit crashes that aren’t there and probably are on his kit!
@@Randall_Kildare They've been playing offbeat for 40 years now so yeah, having a drummer that keeps time must hard for them.
yes, I prefer Lars playing.
Just can't stop crying.... My soul is broken, but love to see a dream of Joey come true
16:48
Joey: Dafuq is going on?
Because in Slipknot they dont do that shit🤷♂️
LMAOOOOOOOOO i see it!
@@rikkarsten9777 yes they do
@@L3O. Sarcasm
slipknot used to light each other on fire ffs 😂
Love how James is almost dancing at points when he realizes he can just play his parts with faith in the beat being kept :)
Dave Lombardo is a solid drummer and more disciplined than Lars when it comes to drumming.
@@russkate88 YES. you're the first commenter I've ever seen who knows what's going on.... Lars is perfectly competent (look at 96-2000 live performances) but he lost his discipline and wants to be a lead drummer
I didn't remember this live, Lombardo is a king of course, but it's amazing how Joy used completely different rhythms than Lars, but it still sounded really good!
sad but true really a sounded like a different song with the rhythm but joey made it catchy
That fuckin' double bass on Creeping Death was awesome. I used to be a huge Slipknot fan, i kinda lost interest but Joey is still one of my favorite Drummers
I know your comment is 6 years old but it made me miss Joey
@@dolantho me too 😕
They could have jammed Dyers Eve with Dave, now that would have been awesome! If there's a drummer out there that can nail that song is Lombardo.
joey probably could have too... his double bass is insane
either one of them could have
Why? He didn't do a good job with "Battery", he flubbed almost every "BAT-TE-RY" and the intro and the part going into the bridge of Horsemen. There are plenty of drummers that could play "Dyers Eve". Tempesta, Benante, Hoglan...
@@TheAbsorbant who were there then and there? only guy who they didnt give a chance to who could have pulled it off who was there would have been dave mcclain.
@@TheAbsorbant To be fair, he probably didn't get much time to prepare.
01. "Battery" @ 1:44 (with Lombardo)
02. "The Four Horsemen" @ 7:13 (with Lombardo)
03. Bass Solo @ 14:55
04. "For Whom the Bell Tolls" @ 15:52 (with Jordison)
05. Guitar Solo @ 20:30
06. "Creeping Death" @ 22:20 (with Jordison)
07. "Seek and Destroy" @ 30:03 (with Jordison)
08. "Fade to Black" @ 38:25 (with Larsen)
09. "Wherever I May Roam" @ 46:30 (with Jordison)
10. "Last Caress" @ 53:07 (with Jordison)
11. "Sad But True" @ 55:30 (with Jordison)
12. Guitar Solo #2 - 1:00:58
13. "Nothing Else Matters" @ 1:03:00 (with Jordison)
14. "Enter Sandman" @ 1:08:50 (with Jordison)
Thx
Imagine how epic this would be with 1991 James Hettfield 😮😮
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@@gardj456not as epic as Lars, Lars brings an energy unmatched by those guys. They may be better drummers but Lars has way more stage presence and charisma
@@Averseinsomniac lol, NO... Lars USED to.
Now he's the Tony Danza of drumming 😂😂 all show no go. He has a huge roll in their success for sure, but drumming ain't one of them no mo. Not even close. He huffs and puffs like he's done something and didn't do shit. Skips most the double kicks in concert and acts like his sticks weigh 50 lbs each now. Sorry homie, still love him but he over acts and these guys crushed his tracks on the whim. Standing up leaning forward and walking around a kit hitting cymbals may be amusing, but doesn't replace talent and effort. He got old, it happens! Hard job playing all those live shows all these years as they do, so I get it!
But tell me you're not a drummer without telling me you're not a drummer...
1 - Battery (w/ Dave Lombardo from Slayer)
2 - Four Horsemen (w/ Dave Lombardo)
3 - For Whom The Bell Tolls (w/ Joey Jordison from Slipknot)
4 - Creeping Death (w/ Joey Jordison)
5 - Seek & Destroy (w/ Joey Jordison)
6 - Fade to Black (w/ Flemming, Lars' drum tech)
7 - Wherever I May Roam (w/ Joey Jordison)
8 - Last Caress (w/ Joey Jordison)
9 - Sad But True (w/ Joey Jordison)
10 - Nothing Else Matters (w/ Joey Jordison)
11 - Enter Sandman (w/ Joey Jordison)
This is shit joey
I hope they would give Lombardo a couple more. But I’m more than happy that Joey did almost everything
@@Disasterpiece31 This basically means Lombardo only knows those songs well. Joey is obviously a much bigger fan as he was a kid growing up listening to Metallica.
Metaliknot
@@mustafagulergin942 well considering this wasn’t his own kit and pedal settings ( which matter so much with double bass ) it is no wonder he made some mistakes, I would as well if it was me.🤷🏼♂️
Even though Joey was in one of the biggest metal bands of all time I bet this was a huge childhood dream come true for him. You can see it in his face 😂
Wait, YOU can see his face ? Damn
Lol
Metallica dwarfs slipknot dude 😂
@@mootkickee But isn't Slipknot more respected in the metal world?
RIP Joey :(
I was at this. It's one of my favourite memories. When Joey starts improvising and their faces start beaming. It was said that the rest of Slipknot said Joey created rock history that night when they greeted him after. It felt like it.
RIP Joey.
Sure ya was
Same, just turned 16 at the time, still one of the best weekends of my life.
Same. I was here for 2004 and 2005 Linkin park we’re awesome live that year too. Korn weren’t great tho lol. I was disappointed about static x. They were one of the main reasons I got my ticket
Dave was about to play the bridge... He almost forgot they don't play that part live.
@B C Battery
Didn't they do that once though?
@@theevildrummingsithlord1492 they did on master of puppets full album show, don't know what it's called
@@rabidbwah3430 Here it is.
ruclips.net/video/AoKC8rG1K-M/видео.html
Why don't they play it live tho?
My God that was the best version of Battery since 1986 era Lars!!
@@mrbevelaqua8649 your literally deaf
no shit. the poor audio quality cant even take away from it. it hets better every time i hear it
My god, what a massive improvement on drums. The songs sound totally renewed, even with the lack-of-rehearsal glitches here and there.
And also they played with Lars drum set imagine if they would have played with their own sets and rehearsed the songs properly
FINgaming1000 Yes, you're right.
110% Agree
Lars would be relieved of his drumming duties and would be working in another department of Metallica such as management.
@@russkate88 SPOT ON! You took the thoughts out of my head (should be "words out of my mouth" but this is the Internet)!
I started crying when I heard the ending of Battery.
That's how it should sound
Rob is absolutely fucking loving it. He’s going mental
Josh More he’s not used to having a real drummer
Same bruv! It sounded heavy as fk!
@@synthogd808 at this point of time, Rob played with Lars the least. Rob played with Dave Lombardo in Suicidal Tendencies so the chemistry is godly
I was lucky to be there. What a day it was, Soulfly, Slipknot, Machine Head, Korn , Metallica!! I thought Joey was terrific. Happy memories ...
Pablo garcía me too and it was my first ever Download Festival 😀❤️😀
Joey was terrific? Only at final parts. Only trial.
Joey was fucking awesome
It would have been cool to see lambardo do more songs
And Pantera (damageplan)
That version of Creeping Death - by far my favorite Metallica song - gave me fucking chills!!
@1:27 that guy shouting ”It’s alright he’s the worst one anyway” give him a hug
Lol
Hahaha
holy shit man, props for catching that gem.
4 years too late, I know, but they're also chanting "Lars is a wanker" afterwards
Lars is allergic to the word "download", so it's understandable why he doesn't want to play there .. Btw R.I.P Joey Jordison , you are a great drummer
Unironically the best comment I have ever seen.
Joey got asked to play in one of favorite bands and at 37:09 being told you rock by James in front of millions. Man. I cant imagine how happy and humbled joey felt. He had a short life, but glad he was able to experience this and so many other cool things. May he rest in peace.
You can hear Lombardo sometimes doesn't know the next bit but quickly switches to the correct tempo/rhythm. I wish he was Metallicas drummer and Lars took a backseat from now on, he is a monster(and not in Slayer anymore anyway).
I feel now that he should replace Lars and Lars should just manage the band as he doesn't seem to have the passion to play drums he once had. He should also use his own kit as Lars has a terrible set up. Or even get Paul Bostaph or Vinnie Paul to replace Lars as I feel they would elevate the band again.
Lars is still one of the main songwriters, so they still kinda need him
that would be cool since Slayer and Metallica are part of the big 4 :D
Lombardo doesn't know how to arrange James riffs into complete songs.
Or they should make it a double drum kit with lars only pounding the snare but that would sound terrible hearing he isn't tight
Lombardo was playing Mechanix instead of FH lol
XDXDXDXD
has the wrong band! XD
I have the same thoughts! Haha
I know its a joke but FH has double bass as well.
Oh yes! He knows where the real shit's at! Droogie for life!
OMG the double bass part in battery
It sounded beautiful!!!
Lars did it all the time in the 80's and early 90's.
Well, tiger drummers know of cymbals other than the China and actually have rides... who'd of thunk it
Live in Seattle 1989
@@lastname9268 before lars stopped practicing and caring about his drumming as much as he did during the 80s and early 90s
Lars sounds good here :)
+reiner bergkamen I don't know if it's sarcasm or troll. pls.
+Paulo Seibert sarcasm :)
+reiner bergkamen fuckin' everyone are playing better than Lars :) Bass drum madness on battery just kills
JPX64 That’s his drum tech not it’s nowhere as bad that the fact Lars had been playing for like 25 years at that point and for him to get as bad as he did is embarrassing but Lars’ drum tech playing history is unknown so I give him the benefit of the doubt unlike Lars
RIP Joey, accomplished more in 30 years than anyone could do in a lifetime.
cierto
The Creeping Death performance is one of the best things ever in a metal ever recorded. You can literally see Jame's face just make this totally overjoyed look when Joey just aced his drum fill into the crash hits in perfect time at 25:11. Just one of the best things to see, so satisfying. At 25:15 he just shakes his head in disbelievement that it all sounds this good.
i could listen to joey play metallica literally all day. i wish there was more
men fucking battery sounds so fucking good with lombardo
+josueDx300 That's what I call a recharged battery! :D
+DaveC Ba dum tss
+josueDx300 Only thing that sounds better is the double bass part. Too many mistakes.
Dave has the speed, Lars has the groove. Not the same without him, something is missing...
+PaleBlueDot Oh and Joey has exaggerated a little...
+PaleBlueDot Lars fan spotted :P
This should've been the set list.
Battery
Blackened
Dyers Eve
One
Creeping Death
St. Anger
Hit The Lights
Whiplash
Enter Sandman
Replace st anger with damage inc and it would be perfect
Dakota Duran you mean all of the songs that Lars can’t do anymore lmao
Jared deArmond that would be all of them
Master of Puppets goes between One and Creeping.
Fight fire w fire, cmon man
14:55 holy shit, now THAT is a bass solo
Joey...Best of the Best!!!!!!!!! Forever🤘🤘
This is by far my favorite Metallica live performance. EVER!! Oh what could have been.
i wish there was a better audio mix for this historic concert.
Lombardo always kills it with the double bass. Holy fuck. He should replace Lars.
Well what did you expect from a slayer drummer :p
not just the double bass. He is way better. I am not a huge Slayer-fan, but Lombardo is awesome
MemoryLaneCinema lombardo is much better than lars but lars is still pretty darn good, I mean dyers eve and all that other afja crap
The Extinct Surgeon He used to be good, not anymore. He himself said that he stopped practicing during Load and ReLoad (that's also when he reduced his drum kit to a much simpler one). Lars became a *meh* drummer after the Black Album tour ended. He replaced his ride with a china, took away two toms, took away many parts from his drum kit, stopped practicing, etc. I guess fame and fortune got to his head and he didn't care about how good he was anymore. He used to be a *KILLER* with the drums, nowadays... he's just good.
David Fuller he did play dyers eve
That last part of Battery with the double pedal sounds SO MEAN with Lombardo!!! Kickass
+Frederik Thaysen Terribly awesome !!
Dave Lombardo and Joey Jordison did a masterful job on the songs they were given. I especially like Joey’s use of double bass during Creeping Death.
Metallica rules. Drummers show love. Haters keep on hating.
+MrJeezus of course they rule. Still, sometimes I wish they would put some effort in rehearsing the stuff they dish out on tour
Wow. The only Metallica show ever where they didn't play Master Of Puppets was the one night they had someone who could actually play it.
They probably played from where they would have been in the set if they had showed up on time and master was rather early on in the set at this point i think so they had to sacrifice it
@@mrbevelaqua8649 It will be safe if Lars actually could play what he created, but he can't
@@mrbevelaqua8649 35 years playing wrong, so he can't
@@mrbevelaqua8649 yeah, and he can't play it as he wrote it or recorded it
Lars is one of the worst drummers out there and the rest of the band seem too have enjoyed this gig more than others just my opinion.
I love the smile James makes at 25:16 after Joey does that fill just after 25:11 he’s so impressed and enjoying Joey’s playing. Must have been huge for Joey to get that type of approval from one of his heroes!
They are genuinely having fun here! Playing the same songs night after night, month after month, year after year, each song the same way, with the same people - you can end up disengaged with the music. Having some part of that formula radically altered suddenly forces you to fully engage with it again. This is why the "unplugged" thing became popular back in the 90's, and why this is such a great set. Is it "perfect?" No, and it shouldn't be. Live music should be fresh and exciting.
HEs like, fuck imagine we had a good drummer...
re-watching today to celebrate what an amazing drummer Joey was. Rest In Power
R.I.P. Joey. . Jammin out with Cliff & Dime on Heavens main stage.
Joey fucking murdered Seek and Destroy. Even James looked over at him after the interlude/solo like "holy shit dude."
It must of been a real treat for MetallicA to play with drummers.
That's implying that Lars isn't a drummer.
russkate88 That's the joke, genius.
Oh. Okay! I just thought he didn't realize.
It's not that Lars isn't good or bad but great to hear Metallica with a slightly different sound. It's one of these "what if" moments
What impressed me most is how Joey played so tastefully on Nothing Else Matters. Chops are absolutely the most important part for Metallica but his swing and his groove and just everything else is perfect
its funny to hear metallica songs live as they're suppoused to sound lol. It almost feels wrong to have them sound this tight.
33:07
Joey be lookin around like: lel that was fun
Dave drumming: here's the songs, the beat, perfection, quality drumming
Joey drumming: lars is going to buy a new kit after im done
I was here in 2004, and it was a very hot weekend. Me and my friends were burnt to a crisp. When Metallica started to play Fade to black (38:25) it started to rain (just a drizzle) it was the only relief we’d had from the scorching heat. Paired with that opening riff makes it one of the most spiritual experience of my life
It was part of the script
You can really feel a different energy flowing on that stage that night. Metallica were brutal and angry as when they were young. The audience was so fucking lucky that night to witness that event. I would pay more than the normal price of the ticket to see Metallica playing with a drummer like Dave. Lars, you can still be the manager and founder of Metallica, Please hire Dave!!!
I was at this concert. The crowd was ready to turn nasty when we thought metallica would cancel. Was awesome seeing this, a well decent compromise. Creeping death was killer!
Bless his lol Danish ❤....poor child probably had a nervous breakdown after listening to two years worth of Kirk's jokes. Rest in peace Joey and thank you for coming in clutch! 🥁🥁
Seeing this after Joey just past really hurts. He was the best drummer Metallica ever had. RIP to the GOAT 🤘
Just came back watching this after a long time. Already missing Joey.
RIP Joey. What a day it was. Whilst we were waiting for Metallica to show we had a massive empty or filled with piss plastic bottle fight. I remember when Joey played we collectively gasped as he played songs we've heard a million times and brought them to another dimension. "Joey, you rock!" said James Hetfield
Those fucking piss bottles. It was like that scene in 300 where the arrows block out the sun
Yeah. I'm sure their was a bag of shit thrown at one point!
@@nealo814 when something brown was overhead you're hoping for mud and dirt and if anything yellow was above you're hoping for unfinished beer!
@@Apocalypsedude64 no fuckin way!! That's gnarly 🤠🤮
That insane speed and precision of Mr Dave is truly worth listening to it again
"Metallica is feeling better than ever" Yes, that means you should be calling up Dave Lombardo and doing a little switcharoo.
Metallica get so much heavier and meaner live when the drum parts is actually played as they were recorded haha. Ending of Battery is crazy.
MEATALLICA kicks ass with dave lombardo! he is a freaking BEAST!!! they haven't sound like this since 86 when they opened for Ozzy.
Or even up until the Justice album
SlaytanicTallicaFan999 Death Magnetic...?
I mean, Death Magnetic was great but the drumming wasn't top notch like older Metallica. I'd pick it though since Lars did better than he usually did. So I mean that was good drumming
May he's too old for it? Or just can, but don't want or don't need to play even harder.
+Andi Wiegand there's plenty that are lars' age that can still drum well like lombardo, and if hes not doing it right only cause he doesn't feel like it thats even worse
they probably hadn't played Battery that fast since they originally wrote it lol Dave killed it
That Creeping Death. I wished they've done this version with Jason on bass and backup vocals. His energy would have matched the Joey's drumming. Rob is still awesome though...
i was there
Congrats.
***** No one cares lol
don't worry about it, always some sweaty neck bearded kids on the internet gotta put a downer on everything.
binarySunset what was it like?
Rest in piece Joey, such a sick drummer!
You can see how happy the band was to have Joey Jordison behind the kit, finally a good drummer!
Now Joey's gone this gig is even more special. Glad to of been there. R.I.P Joey Jordison
This was my first Metallica gig, they came on nearly 2 hours late, it was like a battlefield trying to dodge piss missiles etc, sheer mayhem and I reckon a riot was brewing but, boy, it was an epic show in the end. Lombardo on horsemen was stunning. Seen them 4 times since and this still ranks as my favourite performance.
RIP Joey, you'll be missed!
Joey with approximately 1 hour to rehearse. Amazing job, Metallica played at another level that night (a lot of energy). Drum work on Creeping Death was fantastic.
No it doesn't it suks with different drummers
@@Miist3rDuce1in fairness it's been suboptimal since Jason left. joey killed this set
A perfect solution for Metallica - Lars would be still manager but hire Lombardo on drums.
Yeah. Lombaro's double bass sounds amazing. That's how Lars should play
That's how Lars used to play.
yea Lombardo KILLED Battery, especialy the end with the double bass parts
RUclips Lars performances of Battery from 1986 and he played it extremely fast, and with all the double bass parts in it. Even better than what Lombardo did here. Not that I'm discrediting his performance because he did a great job, but it was Lars' song, so he obviously knew it inside out and it showed during the live performances. Especially when Newstead first joined and they were still messed up over Cliff's death. So all those emotions came out through their music, and they just played everything faster, but even though they played faster, Lars still did all the double bass parts.
Zmiyu yes absolutely!
Ohh boy, DAVE LOMBARDO!!! What a drummer and what a great man. RESPECT.
joey throws so much double bass into his part
I did laugh a bit during last caress with a shit ton of double bass but I still like it
That's his style.
That is Dave Lombardo
@@nuuttiniemi-nikkola9200 Hardcore punk, am I right?
Last caress was amazing... Fuck he has speed
"We feel better than ever..." Yes, James, You said it yourself!))
DRUMTALK Russia and sound better
5:14 The beast has been unleashed to take the virginity of Lars's drum kit
Joey jordison is incredible RIP joey my favorite, the number one, how much we need
Creeping Death is amazing with Joey
sensacional!
+Alex Oliveira en efecto pero no se su te diste cuenta que perdieron el ritmo después del DIE!
I didn't like it. I thought he overplayed the double kick. It was more about showing off his chops rather than doing what best services the song. Same with Bells.
Needs Jason's vocals
Elias lo pierden porque creo yo que ellos esa parte lo tocan más lento respecto a la versión de estudio, y Joey respeta el tiempo original, no sé si me explico
I was there for this and it was the first time I saw Metallica. I didn’t fully realise how historic this gig was at the time. One thing to note is, if there was ever any proof that James is the rhythm section of the band, this is it. The reason Lars can do his fills and it doesn’t cause a problem is because James is the one who they’re all playing to. Considering they had zero rehearsal and changed the set list 4 times before they came out, the fact they didn’t miss a beat is outstanding
Metallica with Dave Lombardo playing a song written by Dave Mustaine is like a thrash holy grail
Ah I never realised this that it was written by Mustaine. Thats brilliant.
HAHAHAHAHAHA THAT'S TOTAL BULLSHIT!! HE DIDN'T WRITE IT AT ALL! YOU DAVE FANBOYS ARE FKN RIDICULOUS. METALLICA OWNS megadeth
@@Sandesh98147 infact it's a BULLSHIT!! LMFAO he didn't! dave fanboys are a joke lol
@@Sandesh98147 that’s why mechanix by megadeath has the same instruments and drums, just at a different tempo.
best live performance of lars since 1994!
As cool as this is, and as good as Joey and Dave are, it gives me anxiety to watch this because I feel like it could fall apart at any moment. If the drummers could have had more time to rehearse, this would have been outstanding.
It does feel like that...
Sometimes that is the beauty of Rock N Roll...Notice that Dave didn't try anything risky during his turn...kept it nice and simple and still sounded better than Lars.
Jeff Richards Almost anyone can sound better than this last Lars, actually.
In all fairness though, with Lars it does fall apart in the end!
that is what makes it still sound like metallica, it never sounds like lars has practiced anything.
for the the first time in their metallica careers, james, kirk and rob played with drummers who can actually keep up a steady tempo and rythm. it's clearly visible that they are loving their time together. must have felt like ''cheating on your spouse and really enjoying the mistress' sex but marriage comes first'' type of fling.
No the drummers overplayed it it suks with different drummers
Best analogy right there.
Oh Joey, you absolute legend. What an amazing performance. Especially after having done their own set. I wonder what state these drummers were in when they offered to fill in short notice lol, probably half way through partying and chilling then back to work to save Metallica.
I can't lie, sliptallica are the best.
What a great show this was. Imagine getting called up to a drum gig from your favourite bands, a fresh, rearing to go Metallica and you've played a full hour set beforehand- that's a adrenaline rush for you!
5:21 just LOOK at Kirks energy during that double bass part! He’s LOVING THAT BEHIND HIM!
Seek and destroy suena de ptm con el contrabajo que le. Mete joey simplemente hermoso 😢
Joey always in our hearts🙏🥁💔🤟
Joey Jordison would be perfect for Metallica, his drumming compliments the songs so well and with his experience with playing guitar and bass and song writing, Joey would bring Metallica to a whole other level!