Timestamps: 0:00:00 The Ecstasy Of Gold (Intro) 0:01:58 Of Wolf and Man 0:06:10 Creeping Death 0:14:00 Harvester of Sorrow 0:20:54 Welcome Home (Sanitarium) 0:28:15 SAAAADDDDD BUT TRUEEEEEEEAAAAAH!!!! 0:33:50 Wherever I May Roam 0:42:00 The Unforgiven 0:49:33 Justice Medley 0:59:07 Drinking Music 1:00:31 Jason's Bass Solo 1:05:08 Dazed and Confused JAM & Kirk's Guitar Solo 1:13:19 Through the Never (Cut) 1:16:02 For Whom the Bell Tolls 1:21:57 Fade to Black 1:29:46 OHHHH YEAAAAHHHHHH!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! 1:30:02 Master of Puppets (Short Version) 1:33:41 Seek And Destroy (Extremely Long Version) 1:49:53 Whiplash Encore: 1:54:44 Nothing Else Matters 2:00:51 Am I Evil? 2:06:27 Last Caress 2:07:46 One 2:16:27 Damage, Inc. Encore #2: 2:21:45 Enter Sandman
it was very common during the wherever we may roam and the nowhere else to roam tours...it was that sandman or creeping death like the first time i swa them in Athens 93
@@dimitrisjimmygtheodorou8478 Of Wolf And Man was only used once as an opening song. Ever. Wherever I May Roam only twice. Ever. Both of which on this tour. The rest of the shows were either Enter Sandman as the opening song or Creeping Death from late 1992 onwards. It was definitely not common for Of Wolf And Man to be the 1st song during a show because this is literally the only time that it ever happened.
Extremely, couldn't take my headphones off the entire time and now the sun is coming up- crazy as the show. Thanks for posting this for those of us who were not there.
Most people don't understand how hard it is to play these kinds of songs for that long or how much it takes a toll on your body. My back would be totally jacked from having one of those explorers or LPs slung over my shoulder for hours (I own one of the EXPs James has, they're heavy af, Kirk's LPs are NOT light either), arms would be exhausted and hands cramped up.
@@PhilipRoberts-zq9mn But if he had no arms...how would he whack off, would his army of fanboys take turns...look Ma, no hands...Gluck, gluck, gluck😂😂😂
@@williamoliver82woreally??? Is that why they're still the biggest metal band on the planet... Anyone can headbang on stage... You come latelys like Jason for headbanging and you think he's gods gift to Metallica... He only head banged, chill the hell out
@@jatdlp8199hasn't been the same without Cliff... Why do you Jason stans give him more credit than what he actually contributed to Metallica???... Just cuz you like his headbanging you think he's the biggest force behind Metallica
This is the Metallica I grew up on.This band was a machine back in those days. Uncompromising and unapologetic, in your face metal and Jason was an integral part of that. He is so sorely missed nowadays. They haven’t been worth a damn since he left. Soft and lame as hell. Maybe it’s because they’re older now, but it’s nowhere near the band in this video.
@@billhaltomjr.7964 not even close to being true. Jason was a good bassist. But he was more of a performer and showman. Yes they’re missing the power of his backing vocals, which Rob has gotten better on. But with Rob the band hasn’t sounded that good, tight energetic in a long time. Rob is just that much better of a bassist. He makes the band play better.
@@marklupo3441 your opinion. I respect that. Don’t get me wrong, Rob is a great player. It probably is an age thing-which I totally get. I grew up on the band w/Jason and the live shows were insane back in the day. Guess I’m just an old fart pinning for the good ol’ days.
The day before they started with usual opening show Sandman, so if they played 2 shows in a row in the same place they started day 2 with of Wolf and Man :-)
Lets all remember the heavy distorted scratch in James voice This was 1 year before it started fading away in the end of 93 Rest in peace Scratchiness of James voice, you will be missed.
You were here in Germany? What a great memory I didn't get to see him on this tour I was very young I think 12? I didn't see them live till the 1997 tour came to our brand new Arena here in Buffalo New York
Holy shit! I was at this show and just discovered this video. I worked my way to the rail and was right in front of Kirk Hammet for most of the show. He pointed at me and gave me a thumbs up a few times. Thank you for posting this!
They always did that. Jason even sang lead vocals on seek & destroy during the entire song during this era too. Basel Switzerland performance if you wanted to check him out.🤘🏾
I was 18 in 1992 and saw Metallica two times that year. Once in February at the Inglewood Forum and 8 months later at the Pasadena Rose Bowl coheadlining with GNR which was about a month before this. Thank you so much and God bless you a million times for posting this great and precious concert video. There are no words to describe how bad I want to go back to 1991 and 1992 and see these bands again. 💯⭐️♥️🏁🏁🏁
I was at that Forum show, too. Sick af. I remember people throwing m80's everywhere and the ring around the pavilion turning into a giant pit during the Damage Inc. encore. \m/
That's why I didn't like him even if his vocals were on fire. That fanboy attitude pissed me off, I mean come on guy be yourself. And the basslines were so poor... Lars once said he was like a 3rd guitarist and I totally agree with that
@@willgallagher3991 Honestly, Your views are the laughing stock of My day right now!!! 😂😂😂😂😂😂 Pathetic how people sellout for stuff that isn't even music!!! 😂😂😂
@@ProjectCreativityGuy96 I talked about his vocals. And the basslines, how is it not related to music ? And the only like on your comment is yours... You're the biggest joke here dude
Jason was always the best back up vocalist, best stage presence, most energy, most metal & an absolute force on stage. Cliff is my all time favorite because of his writing abilities & he also doubles as my bass teacher (not literally but I did learn to play bass listening to Kill, Ride & Master) Rob to me is just an absolute force & forces the ‘boys to play better
Mr.Newsted absolute maniac 🤘 His playing and back up vocals not to mention pure fucking Energy was taken for granted for 20 years... Sad way to treat a man who gave his all and some .
This brings me back quite a few years, I saw them on this tour in Dortmund, Germany (Westfalenhalle), October 1992, I still have the ticket tucked in a Metallica LP. I was 17 and this was my very first big stadium-concert. I remember Germans asking me for weed all the time when they found out I was from Holland. :-)
@jsowder19: You are correct- now I remember, that's what he said verbatim but I didn't see much of the t-shirt, was busy watching him because I couldn't believe that he got that close to the audience. He said it so fast too, made me laugh.
I was on both shows in Nuremberg 1992, both times in the snake pit. This is the 2nd show at 29th Nov. 1992 (Sunday). The first show was 2 days earlier at Friday. This was an additional show because of the great demand.
Jason was the shit. Sound guy definitely knew his shit. This made my night. I put the first song on and been jammin ever since. Man I miss the old days.
I have seen Metallica with Cliff, Jason and Rob. Jason was the best stage presence. Musically no one beats Cliff. Rob is an incredible musician in his own right, probably a better guitarist than both James and Kirk honestly.
@@sbrave you're obvious not aware of Cliff... You didn't get into Metallica till Jason... I challenge you to look at any live video with Cliff doing creeping death, you'll see it's more than just my opinion
For 3 straight years they toured non-stop on this album. Unfortunately (and also ironically since I'm using it) that the internet has destroyed the music industry. At least as far as live performances go. Now in order to see your favorite band, you most likely have to go to a festival like Coachella or Bonnaroo and its gonna have 30 other bands on the bill. Gone are the days when a band could headline a tour with one other act and an opener and still have it be profitable. And sadly the chances of finding who you want without waiting forever has diminished.
good lord that's high quality! Thank you! And the soundboard recording makes it sound like the audience won't follow the constant orders to chant, ha ha.
Thanks for sharing! Metallica did two shows at Frankenhalle in Nuremberg -- 27 and 29 November. I saw them on 27th and a week before in Munich Olympiahalle on 22 Nov 1992.
Metallica were ferocious animals back in the days of 1991, until they just gave into all of this Liberal crap that gets shoved down Our throats today! 1996 was the year Lars tried to take everyone down with Him! He let a lot of people down, becoming another Madonna like puppet!
I mean yeah, those first four are for sure, but I'm curious if these commentators who make this post on EVERY Metallica comment section have actually bothered to listen to anything off Death Magnetic, Hardwired or 72 Seasons?
Ok this is BY FARRRR m favorite concert video everrrr ! It’s even better than being there, Ive got a front row seat to every vantage point. A++++++ thank you !
I liked the setlist for Basel 1993 (and a few other shows of that year) way more. They would play underrated gems like Disposable, Messiah, Straw... Generally speaking, it was something terrific when they'd play songs off the Justice album during those tours. It'd make the song sound 100% more powerful and aggressive.
The black album marks the end of Metallica for me personally. I tolerated Load and Reload, but after the black album, it just wasn't the same. Jason was the true soul and the power behind Metallica. After I've learned why Jason left, I lost whatever respect I had for the rest of them. Now, what's left are good memories of an awesome time in the 80s and 90s.
You know they are allowed to make their own choices right ? God forbid a band do what they feel is best for them . They dont deserve one shred of the hate they get . As if they should keep your prefrences and expectations at the forefront of everything they do . Lol come on man. Its like people with this outlook still find a way to come to everything metallica releases just to say the old stuff is better and that they dont like metallica anymore lol its really weird . As if all old metallica songs are the end all be all to metal for some people . Good lord i dont like the newer stuff as much either but i still tip my hat and respect them as human beings , leaving my prefrences out because thats how i would want to be treated if i were in their shoes .
Yes, I obviously agree... Metty just weren't the same anymore, especially in 1996! The Black Album is where Metallica reached the Heavens of Metal music!!! I terribly miss Metallica from 1983 - 1991...
1. 0:00:00 The Ecstasy Of Gold 2. 0:01:58 Of Wolf And Man 3. 0:06:10 Creeping Death 4. 0:14:00 Harvester Of Sorrow 5. 0:28:15 Sad But True 6. 0:33:50 Wherever I May Roam 7. 0:42:00 The Unforgiven 8. 0:49:33 Justice Medley 9. 0:59:07 Drinking Music 10. 1:00:31 Jason Newsted Bass Solo 11. 1:05:08 Kirk Hammet Solo 12. 1:13:19 Through The Never 13. 1:16:12 For Whom The Bell Tolls 14. 1:21:57 Fade To Black 15. 1:29:50 Master Of Puppets 16. 1:33:41 Seek And Destroy 17. 1:49:53 Whiplash 18. 1:54:44 Nothing Else Matters 19. 2:00:51 I Am Evil 20. 2:06:27 Last Caress 21. 2:07:46 One 22. 2:16:27 Damage. Inc 23. 2:21:25 Enter Sandman MUITO FODA, CRAZY MOTHERFUCKER
@@ManuelMartinez09 People get sick of that song for some reason lol but it's a killer song and as a recovering heroin addict I really relate to the lyrics.
I miss this metallica. I seen them live in 91 and was grounded until 2000. Lmfao.. It was worth it. $75 for them to through their sweat at you. Absolutely
It's amazing to listen to them 30 plus years ago, as opposed to more recent concerts. Lars was a beast back then (I know, saw them in Phoenix on December, 4th, 1988 -Queensryche opened for them). I know he was mainly the brains behind Metallica. He had the idea for the band before there was a band, he got a spot on a metal comp before there was a band or a song. He had the connections. Without him, Metallica wouldn't be what it is today, for good or ill. However, his drumming has seriously lagged in the past roughly 20 years. When they were touring for "RtL", "MoP" (both with Cliff, then Jason), then "AJfA" and "TBA", he was on FIRE when he played. Yeah, he made mistakes but even the best drummers do. He just seemed to care more about his playing. It seems to me, after this album and tour, when they released "Load" and "ReLoaded", his playing changed. You could see it and hear it. I know the guy was playing 2-3 hours plus a night, on top of touring, interviews, helping management do what needed to be done, and so forth but it's like after the touring for "TBA" was done, and they reconvened for "Load/ReLoaded", he just didn't have the effort, or feel, in his playing. I'm not saying he was horrible back then, even in the mid/late 90s but especially after Jason left, he's just become a shadow of his former self as far drumming goes. As I mentioned, I know he was more than Metallica's drummer and I also understand he's getting older (aren't we all) but at some point, just call it quits. It shows in his playing now. He just seems far more unconcerned.
too bad their egos never allowed them to accept Jason as a member of the band..... sadly they just saw him as "you play bass for US" ..... they got what they deserved..... Justice for Jason.
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Timestamps:
0:00:00 The Ecstasy Of Gold (Intro)
0:01:58 Of Wolf and Man
0:06:10 Creeping Death
0:14:00 Harvester of Sorrow
0:20:54 Welcome Home (Sanitarium)
0:28:15 SAAAADDDDD BUT TRUEEEEEEEAAAAAH!!!!
0:33:50 Wherever I May Roam
0:42:00 The Unforgiven
0:49:33 Justice Medley
0:59:07 Drinking Music
1:00:31 Jason's Bass Solo
1:05:08 Dazed and Confused JAM & Kirk's Guitar Solo
1:13:19 Through the Never (Cut)
1:16:02 For Whom the Bell Tolls
1:21:57 Fade to Black
1:29:46 OHHHH YEAAAAHHHHHH!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
1:30:02 Master of Puppets (Short Version)
1:33:41 Seek And Destroy (Extremely Long Version)
1:49:53 Whiplash
Encore:
1:54:44 Nothing Else Matters
2:00:51 Am I Evil?
2:06:27 Last Caress
2:07:46 One
2:16:27 Damage, Inc.
Encore #2:
2:21:45 Enter Sandman
Lmao!
Ohhhh Yeeeeah!!!
🤣🤣🤣🤣 Thanx Bud!
You forgot to add 25:14 - RIP Headphone users!
this should be on compact disc-ah
@@PippPriss 40:27 Lars excuses himself
Finally...a sound engineer giving Jason Newstead the respect he deserves
Bass sounds great!
Big Mick FTW!
*Newsted
Bass is too loud
@@mikel6237 Hey Lars let the bass live ! :)
The only time in Metallica history that Of Wolf And Man was the opening song of a concert.
I love the little changes we noticed as fans
it was very common during the wherever we may roam and the nowhere else to roam tours...it was that sandman or creeping death like the first time i swa them in Athens 93
@@dimitrisjimmygtheodorou8478 Of Wolf And Man was only used once as an opening song. Ever. Wherever I May Roam only twice. Ever. Both of which on this tour. The rest of the shows were either Enter Sandman as the opening song or Creeping Death from late 1992 onwards.
It was definitely not common for Of Wolf And Man to be the 1st song during a show because this is literally the only time that it ever happened.
@@NHR_Music and I was in the snake pit at this show in Nuremberg. Saw them 8 times on that tour, 5 of it in the pit.
@@NHR_Music thats why this show is in the Black Album Deluxe edition
playing a 2 hour set of these songs is fucking impressive
Extremely, couldn't take my headphones off the entire time and now the sun is coming up- crazy as the show. Thanks for posting this for those of us who were not there.
they played 3 hours and 10 minutes on some shows. Daly city april 1992 for example
Most people don't understand how hard it is to play these kinds of songs for that long or how much it takes a toll on your body. My back would be totally jacked from having one of those explorers or LPs slung over my shoulder for hours (I own one of the EXPs James has, they're heavy af, Kirk's LPs are NOT light either), arms would be exhausted and hands cramped up.
"Cocaine carrying mountains... " 😛🤘
And they did this tour for years. Absolute beasts.
1:45:51 the guy beside the guy singing loud is wearing Megadeth t-shirt and then James is saying to him "nice shirt d..k" 1:45:56 :)
haha. I scrolled down and saw your comment right at 1:39:00, so I knew to look out for it.
I know that guy!
And even if Dave Mustaine had no arms he would still be able to out play James and leave him light behind in the dust.
@@PhilipRoberts-zq9mn But if he had no arms...how would he whack off, would his army of fanboys take turns...look Ma, no hands...Gluck, gluck, gluck😂😂😂
@@PhilipRoberts-zq9mn Take Dave's dick out of your mouth bro
Jason was an awesome addition to Metallica. His back up vocals were spot on.
The band made a huge mistake by letting Jason split.
@@williamoliver82woreally??? Is that why they're still the biggest metal band on the planet... Anyone can headbang on stage... You come latelys like Jason for headbanging and you think he's gods gift to Metallica... He only head banged, chill the hell out
Jason was pure fuel for Metallica.
Haven't been the same without him
@@jatdlp8199jajaja fanáticos de un jugador! No de la banda🤦🏻♂️
@@jatdlp8199hasn't been the same without Cliff... Why do you Jason stans give him more credit than what he actually contributed to Metallica???... Just cuz you like his headbanging you think he's the biggest force behind Metallica
He contributed very little... You come latelys see Jason waaay bigger than what he actually was to Metallica
give me fuel, give me fire, give us the jason we desire
Sure miss the Jason days, he was taken for granted. Huge part of the performance.
There's no one like Jason Newsted and there never will be again
This is the Metallica I grew up on.This band was a machine back in those days. Uncompromising and unapologetic, in your face metal and Jason was an integral part of that. He is so sorely missed nowadays. They haven’t been worth a damn since he left. Soft and lame as hell. Maybe it’s because they’re older now, but it’s nowhere near the band in this video.
@@TT-xd2fu so true
@@billhaltomjr.7964 not even close to being true. Jason was a good bassist. But he was more of a performer and showman. Yes they’re missing the power of his backing vocals, which Rob has gotten better on. But with Rob the band hasn’t sounded that good, tight energetic in a long time. Rob is just that much better of a bassist. He makes the band play better.
@@marklupo3441 your opinion. I respect that. Don’t get me wrong, Rob is a great player. It probably is an age thing-which I totally get. I grew up on the band w/Jason and the live shows were insane back in the day. Guess I’m just an old fart pinning for the good ol’ days.
Of Wolf and Man is so frickin underrated. SImple, slow, but heavy,
Weird song to open a show with though.
@@trenken Awesome song to open with....
@@trenken
They could have opened their show with Lulu Ulrich!
Starting the set with Of Wolf and Man? That’s awesome.
Perfection!
No, with The call of ktulu
The day before they started with usual opening show Sandman, so if they played 2 shows in a row in the same place they started day 2 with of Wolf and Man :-)
@@lorensik Real interesting how Enter Sandman was at the very end. Cool on their part to mix things up a bit.
Great song
Lets all remember the heavy distorted scratch in James voice
This was 1 year before it started fading away in the end of 93
Rest in peace Scratchiness of James voice, you will be missed.
He kinda sanded his own voice down in this tour
En la actualidad no está nada mal!! Por el contrario!! El desgaste llega. Pregúntale a Axel o dave
This really was the beginning of the end,...for so many things. Thank God we have some great video/audio from this, and past tours.
Before the band started to get worn down by the constant touring for TBA. I really believe it messed them up something fierce.
*peace, but yes.
Black album, Use Your Illusion 1 and 2, Badmotorfinger, Nevermind, and Ten were all released within a month and a half of each other. Golden age.
true
Blood sugar sex magik
Temple of the Dog, No More Tears, For Unlawful Carnal Knowledge, Slave to the Grind. 1991 was an amazing year for rock and metal releases
yeah, that were by far better times, when mankind used to pay for music.
Don't forget Slayer with Seasons In The Abyss and Megadeth with Rust In Peace.
(Edit) I forgot Sepultura with Arise.
2 hours and 24 minutes and Jason's still headbanging. Day after day. What a beast!
I can´t belive: i was there. I have to look at the ticket i still have and it´s true. TIMELESS!
Greeeen envy here, man
I was Portland Oregon show and Seattle show that year!
I was there to. Best concert ever!
You were here in Germany? What a great memory I didn't get to see him on this tour I was very young I think 12? I didn't see them live till the 1997 tour came to our brand new Arena here in Buffalo New York
@@Davidjon1946you forget the year you were born?
Jason in full control of the crowd at 14:06
Holy shit! I was at this show and just discovered this video. I worked my way to the rail and was right in front of Kirk Hammet for most of the show. He pointed at me and gave me a thumbs up a few times. Thank you for posting this!
I was there too, but in the snake pit.
Love that you can clearly hear the bass, this was at their peak and james vocals the best as well.
I love that James let’s Jason sing a verse all by himself in Creeping Death! For real.. I fucking love it!!
🎸
Its been happening alot dude
They always did that. Jason even sang lead vocals on seek & destroy during the entire song during this era too. Basel Switzerland performance if you wanted to check him out.🤘🏾
11:30-11:52
11:28
also in seek and destroy
THAT IS GOLDEN YEAR OF METALLICA
and the last one
There was a golden year?! 😂
@@cMaXeJIJIo...
Everyone here miss Jason, he is the best.. Vocal & performance full of super power
You come latelys always say that for a person who contributed very little musically
@@truthhurts79 But his stage perfomance made him a fan favorite. No one cares about Hammet or Ulrich. Only for Hetfield and the bassists.
I was 18 in 1992 and saw Metallica two times that year. Once in February at the Inglewood Forum and 8 months later at the Pasadena Rose Bowl coheadlining with GNR which was about a month before this.
Thank you so much and God bless you a million times for posting this great and precious concert video.
There are no words to describe how bad I want to go back to 1991 and 1992 and see these bands again. 💯⭐️♥️🏁🏁🏁
I was at that Forum show, too. Sick af. I remember people throwing m80's everywhere and the ring around the pavilion turning into a giant pit during the Damage Inc. encore. \m/
Jason was the right person for the band. Not only was he a member, he was also a fan of Metallica
That's why I didn't like him even if his vocals were on fire. That fanboy attitude pissed me off, I mean come on guy be yourself.
And the basslines were so poor... Lars once said he was like a 3rd guitarist and I totally agree with that
@@willgallagher3991
Honestly, Your views are the laughing stock of My day right now!!! 😂😂😂😂😂😂
Pathetic how people sellout for stuff that isn't even music!!! 😂😂😂
@@ProjectCreativityGuy96 I talked about his vocals. And the basslines, how is it not related to music ?
And the only like on your comment is yours...
You're the biggest joke here dude
I wish I could see them live with Jason again.
If Jason and James kissed it would make a full beard.
best comment
😂😂😂
Jason was always the best back up vocalist, best stage presence, most energy, most metal & an absolute force on stage. Cliff is my all time favorite because of his writing abilities & he also doubles as my bass teacher (not literally but I did learn to play bass listening to Kill, Ride & Master) Rob to me is just an absolute force & forces the ‘boys to play better
c'mon man, grow a pair, will you!
The best version of sad but true ever, 29:59 the way lars slow the tempo is sick
The whole bridge section is fucking FILTHY here. 31:10-31:30
i'm sure it was unintentional
@@adamcoe no it wasn't you come lately internet Metallica fan
The bass sounds perfect. Fantastic.
Jason . Amazing stage presence.
Opening with "Wolf"? How cool is that.
1:00:31 Jason we fucking miss you man 🥺🤘🏼
I miss Jason so much! ❤ He's my all-time favorite band member.
i wanna hear "my friend from misery" bass intro live
Jason added so much value to the band, and a nice guy on top!
Like what??? Just headbanging??? He wrote very little for Metallica so you're a Jason fanatic because omg Jason's head banging is godsend
Mr.Newsted absolute maniac 🤘 His playing and back up vocals not to mention pure fucking Energy was taken for granted for 20 years... Sad way to treat a man who gave his all and some .
This brings me back quite a few years, I saw them on this tour in Dortmund, Germany (Westfalenhalle), October 1992, I still have the ticket tucked in a Metallica LP. I was 17 and this was my very first big stadium-concert. I remember Germans asking me for weed all the time when they found out I was from Holland. :-)
Anyone else see James call out the guy wearing the Megadeth shirt during Seek and Destroy? "Nice shirt dick" lmaoooo
@jsowder19: You are correct- now I remember, that's what he said verbatim but I didn't see much of the t-shirt, was busy watching him because I couldn't believe that he got that close to the audience. He said it so fast too, made me laugh.
1:45:50
Jason had a great energy and was on key enough with backing vox for them to actually have him audible. Pretty cool. Rob take note.
I saw them on this tour and the Justice tour!
You a very lucky man
1080p 60fps YOU ARE THE MAN
Makes you kinda miss Jason, he was so invested in the music.
Well I planned on going to sleep over 2 hours ago... My life definitely improved after watching this gem! Thanks for the upload 🖤🖤🖤
Thank you very much for uploading the other DVDs! You don't know how much I was waiting for them hahaha
Jason on stage was a beast... and is backvocals was fuc***g amazing
Metallica - Nürnberg! (Frankenhalle)
With lovely greetings from Germany (Franken)!
That bass. I can t hear anything else.. and I like it
I never heard the bass so loud in a metallica concer ! I can finally understand what Jason plays on Sanitarium.
Go watch Milton Keynes 1993 pretty loud there too
I was on both shows in Nuremberg 1992, both times in the snake pit. This is the 2nd show at 29th Nov. 1992 (Sunday). The first show was 2 days earlier at Friday. This was an additional show because of the great demand.
That"s why they called tour at the beginning of 1993 ,
"Nowhere else to roam tour" :-)
Holy crap, what is a nuclear version of the word "jealous"?
The image and sound quality of this video is amazing. Thanks for sharing
This should be shown to a couple of 15 year olds who used to say that Ulrich can't drum.
And he's still kicking ass these days if you saw Through The Never. Some nice drum shots there.
@@silvercloud1641 ulrich can be good when he practices, but some performances in the last 2 decades are just hilariously bad. and i usually defend him
@@Samford_ I agree. Everyone has their off days or nights. But when he wants to get down he's a solid drummer.
Creeping Death was a bit sketchy tbh, he was racing a bit. Don’t do coke kids.
He was into coke this time period too
The Bass sound is a Beast!
love this! no dazzling bright light effects and LED... feels like Metallica performing in your bedroom!
I saw them 3 day before in Frankfurt am Main. I was 16 and my dad joined me.
Always love Seek when there's hardly any crowd noise been picked up on the recording "Searching" "......"
Jason was the shit. Sound guy definitely knew his shit.
This made my night. I put the first song on and been jammin ever since.
Man I miss the old days.
Jason is the true tallica's guy
Jason on creeping death is pure 🤘🏻
I have seen Metallica with Cliff, Jason and Rob. Jason was the best stage presence. Musically no one beats Cliff. Rob is an incredible musician in his own right, probably a better guitarist than both James and Kirk honestly.
Jason had the best bg vocals ever!
Kick Arse Bass.player and musician.
No Cliff Burton you come lately
@@truthhurts79 Nah, Jason better on vocals. Been here awhile, lol
@@sbrave you're obvious not aware of Cliff... You didn't get into Metallica till Jason... I challenge you to look at any live video with Cliff doing creeping death, you'll see it's more than just my opinion
@@truthhurts79 stop talking....
I saw them in 92 with GNR. First concert I ever went to. No concert has even come close to that experience.
Same here. Exact same situation. Been chasing that ever since.
I saw them 7 times in 10 days, including this show. Was an experience I will never forget.
The bass sounds so groovy and agressive in this live !
Crowd not realizing how lucky they are: Metallica at their peak !
Just past it but yeah, still worthy of being seen.
Saw them at Woodstock '94. Supposedly after they were worn out. But they really nailed that show.
Wow 🤩 THANK YOU!
I was 11 in 92 and about to move to Nuremberg... Unfortunately I never got to see Metallica live with long hair!
For 3 straight years they toured non-stop on this album. Unfortunately (and also ironically since I'm using it) that the internet has destroyed the music industry. At least as far as live performances go. Now in order to see your favorite band, you most likely have to go to a festival like Coachella or Bonnaroo and its gonna have 30 other bands on the bill.
Gone are the days when a band could headline a tour with one other act and an opener and still have it be profitable. And sadly the chances of finding who you want without waiting forever has diminished.
Wow! 🤩 DANKE!
92 war ich 11 und kurz davor, nach Nürnberg umzuziehen.. Metallica mit langen Haaren durfte ich leider nie live sehen!
Biggest thanks to you for uploading this. This is exactly what I needed. Wish you all the best man.
yes, this was my first Metallica Concert! Thanks for uploading ! !!!
That tour, same year, was the third, and last, time I saw Metallica in concert. The Justice show was THE shit.
good lord that's high quality! Thank you! And the soundboard recording makes it sound like the audience won't follow the constant orders to chant, ha ha.
Amazing show! Powerfully performed!
Thanks for sharing! Metallica did two shows at Frankenhalle in Nuremberg -- 27 and 29 November. I saw them on 27th and a week before in Munich Olympiahalle on 22 Nov 1992.
I don't care what people say about Metallica, there is no doubt that their first 4 records are simply great..
Metallica were ferocious animals back in the days of 1991, until they just gave into all of this Liberal crap that gets shoved down Our throats today!
1996 was the year Lars tried to take everyone down with Him!
He let a lot of people down, becoming another Madonna like puppet!
Absolutely. No need to listen to anything after
I mean yeah, those first four are for sure, but I'm curious if these commentators who make this post on EVERY Metallica comment section have actually bothered to listen to anything off Death Magnetic, Hardwired or 72 Seasons?
@@TheMrHavish DM is solid enough, with they would release an official non Brickwalled version.
Ok this is BY FARRRR m favorite concert video everrrr ! It’s even better than being there, Ive got a front row seat to every vantage point. A++++++ thank you !
I never thought I would hear Jason and Kirk play Dazed and Confused.
I mean this Setlist. Opening with of Wolf? Damage inc? Through the never?
This setlist is among the best of the Black Tour
Maybe not there best album but definitely is the best live sound they ever had
@@Misty_Callie Yes. It's the best album. Definitely!
I liked the setlist for Basel 1993 (and a few other shows of that year) way more. They would play underrated gems like Disposable, Messiah, Straw... Generally speaking, it was something terrific when they'd play songs off the Justice album during those tours. It'd make the song sound 100% more powerful and aggressive.
@@Cthulhu_Awaken Metallica never played leper messiah live during the black album era
@@juanrezende4914 they played it one Time in Los Angeles, March 1992
55:25 Even Lady Justice is head-banging for the coming solo :D
This is the only time I have seen Kirk playing Enter Sandman's solo without Wah pedal!!!
The black album marks the end of Metallica for me personally. I tolerated Load and Reload, but after the black album, it just wasn't the same. Jason was the true soul and the power behind Metallica.
After I've learned why Jason left, I lost whatever respect I had for the rest of them. Now, what's left are good memories of an awesome time in the 80s and 90s.
You know they are allowed to make their own choices right ? God forbid a band do what they feel is best for them . They dont deserve one shred of the hate they get . As if they should keep your prefrences and expectations at the forefront of everything they do . Lol come on man. Its like people with this outlook still find a way to come to everything metallica releases just to say the old stuff is better and that they dont like metallica anymore lol its really weird . As if all old metallica songs are the end all be all to metal for some people . Good lord i dont like the newer stuff as much either but i still tip my hat and respect them as human beings , leaving my prefrences out because thats how i would want to be treated if i were in their shoes .
And your simply wrong . James and lars are the heart and soul of metallica . Always have been and still are today .
Yes, I obviously agree... Metty just weren't the same anymore, especially in 1996!
The Black Album is where Metallica reached the Heavens of Metal music!!!
I terribly miss Metallica from 1983 - 1991...
Top metallica life sound!!! The bass is gorgeous.
WE MISS YOU, JASON.
I'm 35 been a fan since 1991 always moving forwards Metallica are a real band
You have been a fan since you were 5? That’s some loyalty
1. 0:00:00 The Ecstasy Of Gold
2. 0:01:58 Of Wolf And Man
3. 0:06:10 Creeping Death
4. 0:14:00 Harvester Of Sorrow
5. 0:28:15 Sad But True
6. 0:33:50 Wherever I May Roam
7. 0:42:00 The Unforgiven
8. 0:49:33 Justice Medley
9. 0:59:07 Drinking Music
10. 1:00:31 Jason Newsted Bass Solo
11. 1:05:08 Kirk Hammet Solo
12. 1:13:19 Through The Never
13. 1:16:12 For Whom The Bell Tolls
14. 1:21:57 Fade To Black
15. 1:29:50 Master Of Puppets
16. 1:33:41 Seek And Destroy
17. 1:49:53 Whiplash
18. 1:54:44 Nothing Else Matters
19. 2:00:51 I Am Evil
20. 2:06:27 Last Caress
21. 2:07:46 One
22. 2:16:27 Damage. Inc
23. 2:21:25 Enter Sandman
MUITO FODA, CRAZY MOTHERFUCKER
I love how loud the bass is!
Sanitarium was perfect 👌
What an amazing setlist!
and Of wolf and man as the opening song?! wow!
Thank you Metallica for the many years and songs of contemplation.
taking me back to the last Metallica band ever known.. thanks for the 4k-ish quality video brother!
Can't help but headbang during harvester...
I was looking for this comment
@@ManuelMartinez09 People get sick of that song for some reason lol but it's a killer song and as a recovering heroin addict I really relate to the lyrics.
the groove too good
I miss this metallica.
I seen them live in 91 and was grounded until 2000. Lmfao.. It was worth it. $75 for them to through their sweat at you. Absolutely
Bass is nice and loud in the mix 👍🏻
Awesome sound quality, changes everything ! Thanks much for the share!
what an outstanding performance!
I love how loud the bass is 😍
It's amazing to listen to them 30 plus years ago, as opposed to more recent concerts. Lars was a beast back then (I know, saw them in Phoenix on December, 4th, 1988 -Queensryche opened for them). I know he was mainly the brains behind Metallica. He had the idea for the band before there was a band, he got a spot on a metal comp before there was a band or a song. He had the connections. Without him, Metallica wouldn't be what it is today, for good or ill. However, his drumming has seriously lagged in the past roughly 20 years. When they were touring for "RtL", "MoP" (both with Cliff, then Jason), then "AJfA" and "TBA", he was on FIRE when he played. Yeah, he made mistakes but even the best drummers do. He just seemed to care more about his playing. It seems to me, after this album and tour, when they released "Load" and "ReLoaded", his playing changed. You could see it and hear it. I know the guy was playing 2-3 hours plus a night, on top of touring, interviews, helping management do what needed to be done, and so forth but it's like after the touring for "TBA" was done, and they reconvened for "Load/ReLoaded", he just didn't have the effort, or feel, in his playing. I'm not saying he was horrible back then, even in the mid/late 90s but especially after Jason left, he's just become a shadow of his former self as far drumming goes. As I mentioned, I know he was more than Metallica's drummer and I also understand he's getting older (aren't we all) but at some point, just call it quits. It shows in his playing now. He just seems far more unconcerned.
100% 👍👍👍
This was the first and only time Of Wolf and Man was a show opener. Crazy
1:17:40 Nice shot with James and Jason.
Holy shit the resolution is superb!!
Thanks
thats a treasure--ty uploader---why concerts filmed in 92 are top notch quality and today's live streaming sounds like s@#t????
jason with your voice its wonderful its a beast
too bad their egos never allowed them to accept Jason as a member of the band..... sadly they just saw him as "you play bass for US" ..... they got what they deserved..... Justice for Jason.
That BASS sound. YEAH!
Dude your channel is awesome thanks for all the posts