Metallica - Battery - 7/24/1999 - Woodstock 99 East Stage
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- Опубликовано: 13 ноя 2020
- Recorded 7/24/1999 - Woodstock 99 East Stage (Rome, NY)
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James looks like shaggy from scooby doo
Rrhut?
Lol...
Zoinks!
He looks like he's shlorping lots of beer and bourbon around that time.
😂😂
Good one shaggy!
Jason was always a thrasher ..he’s headbanging so hard and his energy is amazing I miss him in the band for sure as great as rob is but Jason was just always having a great time playing the older stuff
Jason was my favourite member for sure!
As James said, he wasn't afraid to step up and bark
Jason's flotzan and Jetsam days were great too.
Jason Love.
He hated playing Enter Sandman after awhile
Jason’s stage presence at 4:20 is the stuff legends are made of. No disrespect to Rob who has made a legacy of his own in Metallica but this right here me at 14 years old…this is my Metallica.
He’ll always be Newkid to me cos I’m old af now
Oh dude, what about the Seattle 89 version of this? With James baring his fucking teeth and Jason throwing his head in a circle like a madman...... DUDE. Literal goosebumps head to toe. I'm 29, got in trouble for singing enter sandman during lunch everyday in 1st grade. Parents took me to Crüe when I was 10 in 05. I live and breathe rock and metal. Now beings I just foundnthat live performance a few months ago, maaaaan. Let me tell ya how silly I feel for overlooking it, but oh so fucking happy to know MY kinda headbanging existed way before my generatkicked in. It brings my heart joy to know that sort of wild, EXPLOSIVE, MOTHER FUCKIN RAW energy was displayed to the older generations.i have soooooooooooooo much more respect for the perfect yet So unexpected stage presence you guys witnessed literally the birth of modern thrash stage presence..... no.... modern thrash ATTITUDE. that put yall in like God tier to me hahahaha
Jason's backvocals was amazing !
Always! He should never leave the band...
She should have never quit...when she quit...she violated the "we'll never stop we'll never quit cause we're Metallica" rule!!!
@@shawnstephens6795 ...who is she?
@@dkonciousblkfemknightman ...jason the day he quit the band.
@@shawnstephens6795 ..well its he not she
Rob Trujillo is the longest tenured bassist and I'm shook about how quickly time has gone by. Jason rocked!
Right? I keep having conversations about metallica and I keep wanting to talk about how Jason was there so long, but Rob's completely eclipsed him now in terms of tenure. Good on rob, love them both. Had a hard time getting used to rob at first, but he's right at home
Jason was still on the most albums though, which is also crazy.
That Sabbra Cadabra at the very beginning sounded groovy af
That’s the cleanest I’ve ever seen Kirk Hammett play a Kirk Hammett solo. Impressive
"I said do you want it fast or slow? Hey is she not wearing a shirt?!"
1:46
awesome tits btw
I NOTICED THAT IT WAS ALSO “MOST REPLAYED” 💀💀
Best back vocals I've ever heard from Jason is creeping death live in Russia 91 I think.. gave me chills
Up there with Seatle 89
@@HoustonT17San Diego 1992
@@karolantkowiak5400 1a and 1b. I feel like anything Post-Black was the beginning of the decline into Cowboy Muppet James. Not entirely his fault. I blame Bob Rock and the wear and tear of that non stop tour schedule. Glad he seems to have found his voice again these days
James looked badass here, their attitude and playing was tight as fuck.
Yeah!! Not Papa Het yet!! 😎😎🖤🖤
@@bryanmack7463 it wasn’t the effects, it was his sucky improvisations in his solos like Lars’ constant fills on drums. They just stopped caring about being tight with their live performances.
@@FlipGuitarist80 Please...your ignorance is showing
I saw them in the mid 90s
Newsted broke a string and Lars' drums were in my rib cage
Fuckin awesome show
I saw them in June '88 on mor tour...
4 other bands played as well however nobody else stood a chance that day !
I saw them in ‘94 on the lawn at Star Lake, Pittsburgh, and the drums were so heavy I had to kneel behind people a few times to get relief. The most intense sensation. Have seen them 6 times since and scheduled to see them twice on the M72 tour.
@@Rickkelley365 nice☠
I'm not sure you could break a bass string.. is that even possible?
Rib cage what do you mean??😂
To this day I never understood why the took the bridge section out of this song live. It’s one of the best riffs on the album. KH riff.
It's hilarious when Dave Lombardo fills in and plays the bridge part and James is standing there like... Uhhh we don't play that part anymore
The first part probably had to much Jason live.
Literally the peak of the fuggin song
Because it became one of the 'are you alive' songs which goes right into solo no bridges
Yeah, it's awesome and the lead up to the solo(the set up that makes it sound so good)and it's not like they can't play it?
i love the sabbra cadabra jam before they started😂
Closest we ever got to James growing his hair back lol
he actually just did within the last few years lol
Should have kept it like that
Jason Newkids backing vocals were amazing. RIP Cliff. Luv for Jason
Another good song to test the drummer. Battery.
Also a perfect test of the masturbation muscle of a guitarist...
Yes i want to try.. But dont have drumset... So expansive to buy
And Lars usually fails at his own songs. Still love his drums though
Another good thing to do to your drummer. Battery.
Lars fails the test every time.
One of the best live version of that song!
Best version of this song is 1989 live shit binge and purge Seattle
@@NatePlaysCello Yes! this is not even remotely the same compared to seattle 89, that was just faster and brutal!
Nah, I'd have to say the Basel 1993 version, or Seattle 89', since they used to actually INCLUDE THE MIDDLE SECTION! Still pissed that they always left that part out, it's the best part of the song imo!
The best live version is with Dave Lombardo
James hetfields guitar looks like a monster energy drink lol
Probabaly had like 10 b4 the show lmao
Predates monster energy drink by 6 years. He designed that custom in 1996, monster came out in 2002. Sorry, I googled that, was just curious.
@@edmund7290 it's a shame that guitar had a limited run, grats to the people who picked one up.
Those thin flames were one ugly design, glad they never made it out of the 2000s
But looks a bit too Megadeth don't you think😅
6th row at Pine Knob during the And Justice For All tour, sitting right next to a stack of amps.
Nothing like feeling sound vibrate through your entire body for 3 days
Pine Knob!!! 🤘🏼🤘🏼
Примерно 35 лет назад , я впервые услышал эту песню ! Это первая песня, с которой я не прекращаю, и по сей день , слушать метал ! Спасибо Metallica 🤘🏻🤘🏻🤘🏻
Pounding out aggression turns into obsession can not kill the Battery
Fucking A Right!
Was it not "fucking eat rice" 😂
Even back then they had dropped the bridge part. It's such a nice melodic riff, will never understand why they dropped it
lazy musicians.
@@MetalPersonJ they are playing it regularly again in 2023.
Something tells me that 99.4% of the crowd had no idea what they were playing at first?
Black Sabbath Sabra cadabra
Was this PRE garage inc??
@@johnbraucher1499 after
Sabbra cadabra
bro thinks he special cuz he knows the song
5:16 pretty sure James saw that aswell 😂
Saw what?
@@akshay8262 look at the crowd
( . ) ( . )
I KNOW LOL
Gave me chills when they started Battery riff!!!
James And Dave we’re both rocking that white wife beater 🤣 both were buff in 99.
This is what I like when times Jason is still in METALLICA. ALL songs made even better because of his backing vocals. Even now Jason is not in band Jason is still the best for me for METALLICA as a BASS player and backing singer
I love everything Cliff brought to the band, but Jason made this band a monster live. Rob has chops but live, stay away from that mic son 😂
Cliff vocals m.ruclips.net/video/f3BR45LwtM8/видео.html
They look so young 😭😭🖤🖤
Rob is fucking great at the backs in their current tour. Check out the most recent Battery video for comparison.
@@vovahimself clean your ears 😂 not even close
Still miss the Newsted period.
Everybody does.
@@mikkolappalainen9916 indeed.
I miss this era of Metallica
Yeah, but nothing last forever
the era when James use to say BABY for everything ... anything....
ABSOLFUKINLUTLY AMAZING!!!
Nicest blues Jam in the beginning
Black Sabbath Sabbra Cadabbra
It's weird to think Rob has now been in the band longer than Cliff and Jason combined.
Wish Metallica could still be like this. That’s my only eternal wish
Jason is sorely missed
Memory never fades...
That was awesome!
The Sabbra Cadabra homage was cool.
Bruce Dickinson said "the world needs Iron Maiden" to Steve Harris about this time that year. Watching the guys from Metallica dress like Hot Topic employees and hang out with Limp Bizkit and Korn, he was absolutely right!
this was the time I considered metallica to no longer be the top heavy act but this performance is bad ass
Who do you think on top during this time? For me, if it wasn’t Metallica, then it had to be Pantera. Metallica was still the top selling though.
Megadeth is a pretty heavy act to see
@thetribalist6923 pantera was kicking everyone's ass around this time
@@Jeffersonian1975 seen them twice
@@thetribalist6923 Iron Maiden came back with Ed Hunter and BNW and crushed Metallica. Pantera too, but Reinventing The Steel was mid.
The latest Battery video I saw they played the bridgeeeee
Metallica was never the same after the departure of Jason. He added so much to the band that’s just lacking today. His bass tone and backing vocals are bad ass.
Haha nope
Nah, Robert is way better! Although he did have a rough start with St Anger.
Better vocals, not better tone. Better song writing too unfortunately.
Dude tallica got way better in the death magnetic tour
@@dantrag2890 Bob Rock recorded the bass parts for st anger, not rob
When my wife and I got married, we entered our reception to sabbra cadabra. "I feel so good I feel so fine, loving that lady is always on my mind"
Black Sabbath version or the Metallica version?
@@kronos5689 metallicas version
To this day they're badass live.
i love how Lars and Kirk are just chilling with Kid Rock at 0:00
Totally rad! 🤘🏻🤘🏻🤘🏻🤘🏻🤘🏻
All things considered about how bad of a festival this was, it looked and sounded like a well/tightly played set from what it seems. Great stuff.
The actual music part of it was great. Everything else, not so much.
A lot of acts had some of their top sets here
The bands played great, especially on the East stage, but the promoters were a bunch of butt heads.
the only bad thing about it was the $ of food+beverage and then late sunday night when morons started setting stuff on fire, but that wasn't until the very end (RHCP played FIRE by Hendrix and there were large piles of trash all around...someone got an idea)
@countof3everybodyOD yes limp bizkit, rage and Korn all rocked the place down. Many others did too.
James' vocal was yet so crispy back then 😮
Kirk was on top of his game here, damn.
I can tell you why the most replayed part is where it's at....
I was wondering if anyone was gonna mention that or not in the comments.. 😂
Very clean solo 👌
James is the best frontman ever and Jason is my favorite bass player.
Gotta say...I wish james kept even THIS hair...It really git his style
How can this be almost 25 years ago?
Эх! Группа моей молодости.
That was tight
Fuken Jason man ...so fkn Metal
1986. Ozzy ultimate sin and Metallica master of puppets. Meadowlands arena NJ. Wow what a show and lineup. Metallica had just as many people as an opener as Ozzy. Creeping death. The whole crowd. Kill kill kill
My first Metallica show. Lucky we got to see Cliff.....
I feel you Scotty…. Got to the the MOP tour in May 86. Summit, Houston TX.
12.50 a seat ….
I had never heard anything from Metallica before. But that night changed my life!
And…. Got to see Cliff!!!🤘🤘
@@BluStrat22 I quit my job to go . Lol. I asked by. Boss. It was a shit kid job anyways. Cleaning air filters and such for buildings and etc.. and I told him I can not make it in today.. last day of school. Junior year. Going into senior year..... Can u imagine the time frame and parking lot party?? It was insane.. last day of school as well.. OMG. What a summer show.. just perfect .. and at that time. I was a huge Metallica fan. And the the Ozzy album ultimate sin with Jake e Lee. Has such a huge dynamically love studio production.. great all around. Glad u liked it to friend
Just when we thought James was going to grow his hair back and start growling more....
So tru!! They knew the fast stuff was needed.
Drunken Until It Sleeps at the beginning always makes me giggle.
1:46 is best
😂😂😂
Lol
LOL I see what you did there
Thank you 🤣🤣🤣
OK OK OK 😀😀😀
OH YEAH?!
🤘🏻😈🤘🏻
I kind of like how James looked back then. He hair at the time was quite neat 👌.
* his hair
I still remember when we (my friends Alejandro and Yamil) wached this recital on HBO live.
‘Tallica were EASILY the best, tightest, most aggressive band at the shitfest that was Woodstock 99. This proves it.
Sorry but megadeth was there
@@eduardovieira9830 korn was there
@@byeeeee554 true
If I remember correctly rage was there too
This want a shitfest man.
Bad conditions tho
Man, Woodstock 99 was a disaster but this kind of show is a once in a lifetime experience.
what is the intro that they are playing?
@@AlbPerNil Sabbra Cadabbra
@@AlbPerNil Sabbra Cadabbra, its a Black Sabbath song they covered on Garage Inc
Woodstock 99 was a success for the people who were there
I had a good time
Crazy single
Peak tallica here.
Jason, best they had.
No disrespect to Robert, but Jason just was a better fit with this band. I wish he’d never left.
imagine if slayer played woodstock 99. its gonna be a massacre
Not really. Most people don't really like Slayer because their songs aren't catchy or groovy. There's a reason Slayer never made it really big.
@@MD-uu5nt I don’t like a lot of there stuff but angel of death is one of my favorite thrash songs ever.
@@dylanallen7720 same here. I like a lot of Slayer songs but never really listen to them anymore. Their songs are repetitive.
Yeahhh💪😠
Would have been a massacre*
The Sabbath riff is cool 😎
Monstrous
Guys you can't compare this metallica to the actual metallica. They're old AF and that's ok, they still sound great.
What?
@@grep67 yeah I’m struggling to follow that as well 😂
@@albino5995 I wouldn't bother trying, it makes no sense!
Al Bino is such a great name. I'm going to ask for him when I next phone a bar proprietor @@albino5995
1:47 😍😍😍
solo well executed Kirk 🎸
Please, post it in 720 or 1080. These concerts from Woodstock because quality 480 spoils the picture: / or make them available for download as normal. .
You’re saying that because of the titties huh?
It depends what it was recorded at
In the Netflix doc you can see the crowd going absolutely bonkers with the Nu-Metal bands like Korn and Limp Bizkit, not so much here, only goes to show classic Metal was out of fashion at the time. Still, great performance here, apparently Lars could still resemble a good drummer.
This was the 3rd encore. People didn’t expect them to come out a 2nd and then a 3rd time so they started leaving. I was pretty far out but thanks to that by the time Battery started I was 50 feet from the stage.
In my experiences at Metallica shows people tend to spread out and listen in reverence. It's not that they aren't into it it's that they are in awe of it. They are a prestige band.
@@Stormpants today maybe... in 99 not so much, cellphones still weren't plaguing gigs and Metallica were still young and super energetic. Nu Metal was the shit in '99 not 'dated' thrash Metal. (I fucking hate Nu Metal, btw).
that or the croweds health pool was depleted from thrashing prior
There was barely any mention of Metallica in that doc. I recall only a single 5 seconds-ish scene in which Kirk (during an interview at the festival) makes a tongue-in-cheek comment about how Woodstock became a capitalist venture. I don't know if the filmmakers reached out for more statements. They probably tried to call Fred Durst. Imagine how hilarious that would have been.
Super !
You can see James already starting to "calm down" in this video...no one went through a bigger personality change than Hetfield from, say "99 to '01...by the time Monster came out he was a totally different person... I miss the old mean James....James from '87 to '97 was a MOTHERFUCKER!
Самый пиздатый состав и самый пиздатый вайб от этой группы, скорее всего это вообще, последний год когда они были вообще похожи на себя «изначальных»
Ждем новый альбом,посмотрим
2:15 for those who come from Joel this is where it is...i spent 20 minutes looking for this.
I was watching the video- I mean I knew what song it was instantly, I just never knew they performed Battery in Woodstock 99 😂
Joel? May I ask what this be about
@@MetalliDay Joel from Vinesauce mentioned The James Hetfield "Uuuagh!" In his pac man world 2 playthrough
Fuck yes!!
James looked like he was living off porterhouse steaks back then. Absolute beast lol
James: Battery
Jason: BATTERY!!
James: fuck yeah!
Me: FUCK YEAH!!
Clusterfcuk’99👏🤩
Kirk is literally so hot omg same with james
Wat
🧐
James posture with the guitar and mic are both horrible and beautiful at the same time
1:47 nice play by the camera man
Такие тут все молодые..... Тащусь от Ульриха!!
Lovely bit of sabbra cadabbra to start
nineteen nyandee nyyyyeeeen yeah!
2:05 is when they start
Nah
The whole thing works
They jam to Sabbra Caddabra for 2 minutes as a lead up
weird that 10 years later, i would be born
Shame this new world.
To me, the best period of Metallica
hahaha funny
After 89 ( maybe 92), Metallica is nothing.
Are you on crack? Metallica before ‘90 is peak Metallica. They have been solid since but nothing touches their Justice tour. Lars is terrible, take some coke and drum lessons! Newsfeed is so underrated.
@@f.g.e.3889 Why everybody insist that the band has died post black album, or think that they were goat's when they're not?
@@fulgurfps Because it's our opinion.
Jasons Neck was the hardest working member of Metallica back then
No wonder he needed surgery
@@TheconfusedChristian86 ouch
I saw Metallica in ‘91 and again at Woodstock ‘99. I can tell you this was Metallica in their absolute prime. They did S&M right before this.
You’ve never seen them in 86 then
The late 80s was Metallica’s prime by FAR
They were at their peak performance level and didn’t have the garbage of the black album and beyond to ruin their sets
@@Lucretia916 well unfortunately, you are wrong
They were not in their prime here, not by a long shot. wtf?
Not really.
I miss Jason
Lars and Kirk drinking beer with kid rock are so damn' cool.
Nothing better to do at the moment
Anybody see those totters
Sunt trăznet de buni !!! 😃😃😃
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