I think sonically Load sounded heavy as fuk. Lars drum kit sounded really good. I can listen to the whole album and appreciate it. Load era is like eating a cold Pizza. It's good but kinda not. I won't waste my hate on it though because they still improved during their live performances
Well yeah, that was the year when he started to struggle with hitting the high notes / putting grit on them (for example Dayton '93, check out Harvester of Sorrow from that, it's pretty painful to hear). But his voice was pretty good in others, like Mexico '93.
@@TXsnowman812 That actually wasn't a Bell Brass in this performance. It's a normal Tama snare in the same make as the drumkit. The only time lars used a Bell Brass was during the Black album recording, never live.
@@comand0Metalero1 He used a bell brass in late 90's concerts. You can see the brass on the drum shots of those concerts. The snare he is using here is the same size as the bell brass (14 x 6.5) and has similar properties since this is an Artstar II kit, 9 ply Canadian maple.
You can hear him sing two different ways in this. One is the "safer" way, and the other is the one that destroyed his voice. The real deep growling noise is the one that killed his voice. Improper singing techniques. After he would sing "Exit Light" (the growling), he sings "Enter night" in a more drawn out slightly less growly sound that sounds more smooth. Signing the bad way causes blood vessels on your cords to breaks along with the actual cords themselves. James first "blew out" his voice shortly after Justice when they were on tour. The second time was somewhere around November or December of '91. You can notice it if you listen to concerts before and after. Sad to hear his voice go.
But in 91 he was already singing in a certain way, in 1991 he already sang with his technically correct voice, with singing lessons ... At 91 he was losing his voice because the Black Album tour (91-93) was very exhausting and he wasted his voice a lot. But he only sang the wrong way up to 90. From the 91's shows, he's already singing technically right, and using hoarse voice (drive) properly.
@Goat Yes. But by that time, it was no longer totally wrong, like until 1990, where he just screamed and did things that practically killed his voice (which actually happened during The Black Album recordings)
@@jantzenallen3077 Thanks for the info! I do not know this band enough to be able to compare performances. But this song is truely among the strongest ones in rock history.
I hear you man but in my opinion at this point Metallica was already straying away from metal. I'd go with Ride The Lightning through And Justice For All for the pinnacle of Metallica's most metal period.
Times change. With the ease of access to computers and the emergence of DAWs, there's almost no need to learn an instrument anymore. There is still amazing guitar music coming out every day, it's just not as popular as it once was.
Same here. My older brother was 16 and he monopolized the only TV we had at home, which was permanently tuned in to MTV. That was the day I became a rock fan.
I'm a Justice era devotee but his voice here was excellent. Probably because he knew he only had to perform one song this day so he could go for broke.
I will never forget that night... a bunch of 15 yo guys in front of a 14" TV... listening in mono... almost 20 years later finally could hear kirk's guitar... but that night was unforgettable...
mostly upset because this was the turning point for the band, from real metal to consumer grade rock approved for TV. The public had never seen them before this and they were already the biggest metal band by far
I still remember going to school the next day and everyone was like: Holy crap did you see Metallica just kill everyone else last night at the VMAs? Then it wasn’t long before they were the biggest band in the world
nowadays if Metallica would perform at any show at our schools it would be: „Hey did you see that crap band yesterday“ I despise so many of them for the sole reason they dont appreciate good music and real artists
Ethan Cole well in germany its a lot different here the youth only listens to bullshit rap and pop it’s embarrassing like Corey Taylor said its an insult to those who actually put in the hard work and not let a computer run through the motions
@@loiteringrambler2928 theirs metal heads everywhere just a bit more in my school I introduced a lot of people to metal at my school that's what we need to do because when people think of metal they think of satanic shit which is bullshit
I tried that swinging the head around thing once, I think I pulled every muscle in my neck. It hurt for days. In any case, this is a really great song.
Beth Cheesebrough I suggest not doing any type of intense head banging like bopping it slowly or not too hard would be fine enough like I tried all this and I have headaches every day lmao
You need to do it like Jason not just with your neck but also a bit with your upper body in that way there is less strain put on your neck but it still gets thicc
Takes me back to religiously watching 'A year and a half in the life of Metallica Part 2' when I was 13. I'm 33 now. Still love Metallica though not as keen on life.
Back when the VMAs actually had real artists, great music, and people had a sense of taste. Hard to believe this was 30 years ago. The vast majority of artists and music given recognition nowadays is absolutely dreadful.
I remember seeing this performance on tv when it was first shown at barely 13 years old. I was so happy at that time because Metallica were starting to get the recognition that they have always deserved. In my opinion Metallica was untouchable as a live band from 1986- 1992. James Hetfield's peak as a lead singer was from 1987- 1992 in my opinion. They are still to this day one of my all time favorite bands ever. I still enjoy going to their live shows.
The “crowd” didn’t have a clue what they were getting into. And by the end, every single head was bangin and all hands were in the air. Praise be to the almighty METALLICA!!!
The MTV Music Awards were aired on network television in 1991. That's insane to tthink about in itself. I remember watchin this as a kid and this is when I became a metalhead🤘🤘🤘 This performance is what catapulted Metallica into the mainstream. By this time they'd been together a decade with multiple world tours under their belt and were in their prime. Enter Sandman has been played so much people are pretty much burnt out on it but it really is the perfect Metallica song. Written a lot like their older stuff just not as fast, heavy and much more compact.
This is arguably my favourite live performance of Sandman besides those on Live Shit. The band are on fire and this version sounds more raging than the studio version and any other live recording. I'm guessing with the newly released Black Album, the fire and fury is reflected in the performance. And James never looked more charismatic.
Man what memories this brings back!! I remember being a little kid obsessed with everything this band did. Being able to see them live on MTV finally was incredible haha. This really is the best performance of Sandman: James’ voice, Jason’s bass tone and energy, Kirk’s fretboard cataclysmic fire, and Lars’ monster pounding of the drums. Perfect.
Saw Metallica in 92 during the Black Album Tour along with Guns and Roses, The Black Crows and Great White in Mainz Germany. Incredible experience and music. I was 23 years old and in the U.S. Army. Loving and living life to the max.
Jason put every thing into every show. He paid his dues. Wish Metallica saw that at the time. Rob is great but for me Jason was Metallica. (I was old enough to remember cliff I was 3 when he died. But 90’s Metallica. Black album. Load reload. Great era. Of course nothing will ever match the first decade though.
I remember seeing this show and excited for Metallica!! James 😍 was my fav. It was rare to see metal on these shows, it was usually pop music performing
I honestly believe James had a hard time dealing with Jasons popularity amongst the fans. Sucks they chased him out. The two of them live was just absolute insanity!!!
MrMusicGuy1980 I only watched if someone good was performing or nominated. Now, I’m old and hate new music for the most part and don’t care about them! Lol
@@beatmet2355 I am sure part of it is my age, but I just find the show now to be so cringey. Like I am not even excited to watch it. So I tend not to. Every one that performs when I see it is just lip syncing their own songs, to some formulaic dance, number.
Rick Grimes S5 I love the man James has become. The good father and husband. He’s an inspiration to me as a husband and dad. That being said, this James is the reason I learned to play guitar and front a metal band.
I remember watching this this back then and I couldnt hear Kirk's guitar LOL. I had a shitty tv back then. Great memories, they sounded great back then. Jason man.... the man awesome by nature
Miras este video y ves a Jason y le daba una energia en todo, actitud, vocales, peludeo saltar en circulos peludeando y tocando y los coros era protagonista, ahora vez al roberto haciendo su cangrejo de trencitas y bermuditas viejo y te queres matar, esto era Metallica ahora parecen una banda de cover de ellos mismos, y lo nuevo es alpedo nadie lo recordara, hasta el black album fueron insuperables, luego una banda mas
Oh man I miss this James Hetfield.. This is and will always be my hero They crushed it at that mtv awards show probbaly thier best performance at the show EVER!! lars on fire
Still best music around!!! I’ll always Love my best friend for playing their TAPE for me when I was 11!! Best friends forever! #30yrslater #BESTFRIENDS! @Mindykay
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James always looked like the perfect heavy metal musician with his tall utterly Viking look.
James was born to play metal music
Such a beautiful man 😍😍😍
@@jinorenz07 born to kick ass
And the actual viking in 'tallica is 5'6 lmao
Indeed! One of the best frontmen in history (in my humble opinion)
I love the Jason "helicopter headbang"
David Gómez or "windmill"
waw jonne Yes, that, I can't remember it, thanks
lol helicopter...headbang... if u get it.. :)
cannibal corpse style
+anjoLas THE jason
Metallica is one of the few bands that went through the grunge era and still kick it. They're big.
Lucky they made Load and Reload, I think w/out the transition Metallica wouldn't be like this today
@@avantjeef Load/ReLoad were epic albums
Metallica died in the 90s rip
@@redrocket9861 nah but I respect your opinion
I think sonically Load sounded heavy as fuk. Lars drum kit sounded really good. I can listen to the whole album and appreciate it. Load era is like eating a cold Pizza. It's good but kinda not. I won't waste my hate on it though because they still improved during their live performances
Best voice in metal '84 - '93
AJ Nemesis 88-93*
87-92 and 96*
Mihai Mike and 93 too
Well yeah, that was the year when he started to struggle with hitting the high notes / putting grit on them (for example Dayton '93, check out Harvester of Sorrow from that, it's pretty painful to hear). But his voice was pretty good in others, like Mexico '93.
He sounds great now
But imo I thought he sounded great even during load/reload era
That gunshot snare sound is something else.
Can't beat that bell brass
@@TXsnowman812 That actually wasn't a Bell Brass in this performance. It's a normal Tama snare in the same make as the drumkit. The only time lars used a Bell Brass was during the Black album recording, never live.
@@the_minimalistic_adventure Yes he used a signature bell brass tama snare for the tour
@@comand0Metalero1 He used a bell brass in late 90's concerts. You can see the brass on the drum shots of those concerts. The snare he is using here is the same size as the bell brass (14 x 6.5) and has similar properties since this is an Artstar II kit, 9 ply Canadian maple.
The snare is actually a Tama Artwood maple ... When Artwood was actually an Artwood ,not the Artwood Tama makes today.
It's incredible how much this song is better with that raspy voice
Hetfield old voice is perfect
Bonardi 1989 Don't you mean "young voice" ? :D
You can hear him sing two different ways in this. One is the "safer" way, and the other is the one that destroyed his voice. The real deep growling noise is the one that killed his voice. Improper singing techniques. After he would sing "Exit Light" (the growling), he sings "Enter night" in a more drawn out slightly less growly sound that sounds more smooth. Signing the bad way causes blood vessels on your cords to breaks along with the actual cords themselves. James first "blew out" his voice shortly after Justice when they were on tour. The second time was somewhere around November or December of '91. You can notice it if you listen to concerts before and after. Sad to hear his voice go.
But in 91 he was already singing in a certain way, in 1991 he already sang with his technically correct voice, with singing lessons ... At 91 he was losing his voice because the Black Album tour (91-93) was very exhausting and he wasted his voice a lot. But he only sang the wrong way up to 90. From the 91's shows, he's already singing technically right, and using hoarse voice (drive) properly.
@Goat Yes. But by that time, it was no longer totally wrong, like until 1990, where he just screamed and did things that practically killed his voice (which actually happened during The Black Album recordings)
The absolute best live performance of “Enter Sandman” ever!!!!!
You must not have seen Moscow 1991!!
@@DdotRay86 That's what I was about to write before seeing your comment. A true masterpiece.
yawa
@@celestinesantos2982 Moscow was great but y’all are forgetting the San Diego 92 performance as well IMO it’s next to Moscow 91
@@jantzenallen3077 Thanks for the info! I do not know this band enough to be able to compare performances. But this song is truely among the strongest ones in rock history.
I wish Metal was still appreciated like it was during this time
@Human Being Rap sucks
Fr I’m 15 and I just found them a few months ago and haven’t stopped listening
Dude when metallica retires they should do concert rankings from worst to best and this my friend would be top 10 list material easy
I hear you man but in my opinion at this point Metallica was already straying away from metal. I'd go with Ride The Lightning through And Justice For All for the pinnacle of Metallica's most metal period.
Times change. With the ease of access to computers and the emergence of DAWs, there's almost no need to learn an instrument anymore. There is still amazing guitar music coming out every day, it's just not as popular as it once was.
Lars was a beast here. Probably my favorite Sandman performance 🤘🏻that gun shot snare is fucking orgasmic
Yup. Best damn drum tone I ever heard from him. Crazy good!
Lars was hitting those cymbals and toms like they owed him money. The intensity and confidence back in the day was unparalleled.
I remember seeing this at age 9 and being blown away.
Same here. My older brother was 16 and he monopolized the only TV we had at home, which was permanently tuned in to MTV. That was the day I became a rock fan.
My favorite Metallica member is that guy with long hair!
Hmm
XD
“ThEy AlL hAvE LoNg hAi- ...oh”
rob that is
Your talking about Bob Rock right?
I think that this was the peak for Jame's voice.He sounds even better than the studio version.
89
I'm a Justice era devotee but his voice here was excellent. Probably because he knew he only had to perform one song this day so he could go for broke.
It was downhill after
"and Justice for all" era *
@@Regreviews ha ha rubbish dude, he is still going as strong as ever
This is probably the best mix that Metallica ever got in any of these awards gigs they've done
Second place could be "Wherever I may roam" from 1993, I guess. Also really cool.
I will never forget that night... a bunch of 15 yo guys in front of a 14" TV... listening in mono... almost 20 years later finally could hear kirk's guitar... but that night was unforgettable...
I wish Lars would play like this again.
We all do he needs too practice I think he has been practicing a little bit if you listen to battery they performed recently he sounded really good
Its the amount of cocaine he had before hand...its a music award show everyone has some!
Me too
He was 27 or 28 back then and he's almost 60 now.
He sounds amazing here. When I saw them live he was nowhere near this. If only I had been born earlier.
The 359 dislikes were the people who were scared of James’ voice.
Or Jason's headbanging
lol
mostly upset because this was the turning point for the band, from real metal to consumer grade rock approved for TV. The public had never seen them before this and they were already the biggest metal band by far
Dave Mustaine and 358 of his fake accounts
@@herrtrigger7220 a great song about a sad matter
Enough metal to rebuild the Titanic!
Rebuild the bismarck and yamato
Stolen
Lol Stevie T alot alike XD
0:18 kirk is like "fuk, gotta fix my wah"
🤣
I still remember going to school the next day and everyone was like: Holy crap did you see Metallica just kill everyone else last night at the VMAs? Then it wasn’t long before they were the biggest band in the world
for real! I was in middle school when this happened, blew my fuckin mind. all we were talking about the next day at school.
nowadays if Metallica would perform at any show at our schools it would be: „Hey did you see that crap band yesterday“ I despise so many of them for the sole reason they dont appreciate good music and real artists
@@loiteringrambler2928 not my school a lot of Metallica fans are at my highschool
Ethan Cole well in germany its a lot different here the youth only listens to bullshit rap and pop it’s embarrassing like Corey Taylor said its an insult to those who actually put in the hard work and not let a computer run through the motions
@@loiteringrambler2928 theirs metal heads everywhere just a bit more in my school I introduced a lot of people to metal at my school that's what we need to do because when people think of metal they think of satanic shit which is bullshit
3:06 that 12th fret slide down Jason did on his bass after the 3 beat stop 🔥🔥🔥
I tried that swinging the head around thing once, I think I pulled every muscle in my neck. It hurt for days. In any case, this is a really great song.
Beth Cheesebrough I suggest not doing any type of intense head banging like bopping it slowly or not too hard would be fine enough like I tried all this and I have headaches every day lmao
You need to do it like Jason not just with your neck but also a bit with your upper body in that way there is less strain put on your neck but it still gets thicc
@@loiteringrambler2928 That's good advice.
WHIPLASH!!
Well the same thing happened to Jason himself. He hurt his neck and spine for years of headbanging like this. He doesn´t do it anymore nowadays.
Jason brought so much life to Metallica. I miss his presence in the band.
Así es, resulta alucinante como movía su cabellera estilo elise, simplemente genial y original. Grande Jason, núnca te olvidare. 🎉
No hay otro como Jason el tipo de ahorita más parece cholo de cumbia que otra cosa
Takes me back to religiously watching 'A year and a half in the life of Metallica Part 2' when I was 13. I'm 33 now. Still love Metallica though not as keen on life.
Dominic Owen right there with ya man haha got that shit memorized
"...not as keen on life"
Nothing has ever been closer to the truth
Keshav Dorai mind blowing
I loved that tape
Metal wil neverdie
i love this metallica.. with jason.. screams the song in 2nd voice as metal as he could.. its fuckin cool.
This era was awesome, James, Jason, Lars and Kirk. The best time of MTV.
The drums action is totally insane!!!!!
Back when the VMAs actually had real artists, great music, and people had a sense of taste. Hard to believe this was 30 years ago. The vast majority of artists and music given recognition nowadays is absolutely dreadful.
I remember seeing this performance on tv when it was first shown at barely 13 years old. I was so happy at that time because Metallica were starting to get the recognition that they have always deserved. In my opinion Metallica was untouchable as a live band from 1986- 1992. James Hetfield's peak as a lead singer was from 1987- 1992 in my opinion. They are still to this day one of my all time favorite bands ever. I still enjoy going to their live shows.
Best live band ever. Saw them several times. Amazing.
Their best lives was in 1986-1992
Hetfield's voice during this year was wicked. 🤘
Love to watch Metallica! Especially James! That voice! That stance! And as always, rockin the black T shirt like no one can!
Jason and that Bass !
Oh man Jason doing the WINDMILLS AWESOME !!
The “crowd” didn’t have a clue what they were getting into. And by the end, every single head was bangin and all hands were in the air. Praise be to the almighty METALLICA!!!
The MTV Music Awards were aired on network television in 1991. That's insane to tthink about in itself. I remember watchin this as a kid and this is when I became a metalhead🤘🤘🤘 This performance is what catapulted Metallica into the mainstream. By this time they'd been together a decade with multiple world tours under their belt and were in their prime. Enter Sandman has been played so much people are pretty much burnt out on it but it really is the perfect Metallica song. Written a lot like their older stuff just not as fast, heavy and much more compact.
I saw this live..I don't remember anything else from that night but I remember every second of this!!
you're lucky
This makes me feel so old..... I remember watching this when it first aired.
This is arguably my favourite live performance of Sandman besides those on Live Shit. The band are on fire and this version sounds more raging than the studio version and any other live recording. I'm guessing with the newly released Black Album, the fire and fury is reflected in the performance. And James never looked more charismatic.
what a moment that was for Metallica, one the best performances at the VMA's
They totally slayed it with this performance. Absolutely freaking astonishing!
You know this is too old when you see Lars still had hair
Lmao
hehe..lars still got lost the hair now
lol
I mean he still has hair his hair just had a receding hairline
Kirk nailed that solo, sounded like the album
Sarcasm? It kind of sucked.
This is the song that made me fell in love with music. I was 11 back than. From that moment on there was no return for me
lars on fire
Oguzhan aydın aynen
you mean cocaine
lars 2000lere girince çöktü aq
4:41 SHE'S LIKE "WHEN DOES THIS END ?" :D
Yeah that girl is comfortable with just 2 minute songs
Off to never never end
That lady doesn’t have very good taste in music😉
I LOVE ALL members. Metallica is a tight band, so expressive playing their instrument's with James singing. :-)
Man what memories this brings back!! I remember being a little kid obsessed with everything this band did. Being able to see them live on MTV finally was incredible haha. This really is the best performance of Sandman: James’ voice, Jason’s bass tone and energy, Kirk’s fretboard cataclysmic fire, and Lars’ monster pounding of the drums. Perfect.
4:41 I love that blonde girl is turning her face like "This is not Warrant" LOL
Saw Metallica in 92 during the Black Album Tour along with Guns and Roses, The Black Crows and Great White in Mainz Germany. Incredible experience and music. I was 23 years old and in the U.S. Army. Loving and living life to the max.
This is the best performance of Sandman. Black Album era Metallica was unstoppable. That Hetfield fist pump at the end says it all.
James Incredible vocal
Jason is wearing the Jordan 6s 👍👍
One of best version live
Jason era foda! Realmente vestia a camisa do Metallica! 🤘🤘🤘! Dava o sangue pra banda!
Jason put every thing into every show. He paid his dues. Wish Metallica saw that at the time. Rob is great but for me Jason was Metallica. (I was old enough to remember cliff I was 3 when he died. But 90’s Metallica. Black album. Load reload. Great era. Of course nothing will ever match the first decade though.
Insane energy here!
They lead the way. Rock history. Very bg deal back in the day.
I remember seeing this show and excited for Metallica!! James 😍 was my fav. It was rare to see metal on these shows, it was usually pop music performing
My no.1 favorite metallica song of all....
Best live version of this song ! Ever!
The most aggressive and physically intimidating band that I can remember.
and 90% of that is due to James Hetfield
Well yes but maybe in the 80s and mid 90s for me that goes to slayer with no doubt
@@miguelrestrepo5886 slayers shit so many bands can beat em
I honestly believe James had a hard time dealing with Jasons popularity amongst the fans. Sucks they chased him out. The two of them live was just absolute insanity!!!
@@avocadodip2157 really? Including your band?
YUP...THE BOYS WERE ON THIS NIGHT !!! REMEMBER WATCHING THIS...TIME FLY'S 80'S-90'S SURE WAS FUN !!!! 🤟✌👍🇨🇦🇬🇧🇺🇸👍✌🤟!!!!
Fuck man,Jason the one and only,nostalgia hits so hard
First saw this at 11. Now 39. Still holds the same magic.
I remember watching this back in the day. Much has changed, but they’re still my favorite.
yeah, like the VMA's are complete garbage now.
MrMusicGuy1980 I only watched if someone good was performing or nominated. Now, I’m old and hate new music for the most part and don’t care about them! Lol
@@beatmet2355 I am sure part of it is my age, but I just find the show now to be so cringey. Like I am not even excited to watch it. So I tend not to. Every one that performs when I see it is just lip syncing their own songs, to some formulaic dance, number.
MrMusicGuy1980 I’ll never forget seeing Metallica with Lady Gaga on that awards show a couple of years ago. With dancers 😡
Jason si tenía el espíritu del thrash 🤘
I remember recording the audio from this from the headphone jack of my Quasar tv using a Y cable and onto my fluorescent Sony cassette.
Bobby Beretta I remember those days! I did the same thing for the Live **** Binge & Purge VHS cassettes.
Windmill Jason is brutally epic and cool.
Y’all see how happy James was at the end? He knew they kicked some fucking ass
Oh man I miss this James Hetfield.. This is and will always be my hero
Rick Grimes S5 I love the man James has become. The good father and husband. He’s an inspiration to me as a husband and dad. That being said, this James is the reason I learned to play guitar and front a metal band.
Your hero should be the book with hints on how to use preoper English...
Daniel Cockricket Proper* You criticize his grammar, yet you made a much more noticeable mistake...
@@leomessi7058 Which one? Point that out, oh master of the field...
@@sebastiankrajewski2029 The word "proper"...
Metallica back then was full of energy and passion.
This is the moment Metallica went mainstream.......and got ever bigger and better. Best band in history!!!!!!!!
Jason's headbang 😍😍
Happy Birthday and RIP Cliff. Gone but not forgotten....
They crushed it at that mtv awards show probbaly thier best performance at the show EVER!!
Damn they were on point for this show. James's tone is freaking CRUSHINNGGGGG.
Esos tiempos.. el buen Jason sin descontinuar Mr. Cilff paz a su alma good Rock!! Coñoeetu Maadree.. love Jason.. Forever man
Para mi, lejos la mejor version de "Enter Sandman" tocada en vivo de la historia
Época dorada
No crees en la INMORALIDAD épico metallica 🤘🤘🎸🎸 for ever saludos desde madrid 🎸🎸🤘🤘💪🤘
when i look at this...then look at them sing this in 2020...
dude!! almost makes ya wanna cry ..really.
Man they sounded so great here. Also the sound on your uploads are really good. Keep it up!
Anders BEAST
Fact: They actually wanted it louder but got denied it.
1991, MTV, Enter Sandman, i feel so old now
sooo glad im 50 and soooo glad i got to see them in concert like this when they were bad ass
Jason newsted que locura 🤟🤟 in the bass 🔥🔥
Best Sandman performance..
Heavy Raiden. I'd have to go with the show in Moscow in front of that giant sea of people lol
@@matt_afact yeah moscow better
This sounds heavier than usual.
One a the first live rendition... thats why
I remember this night well. Fantastic!
Good lord Jason is fucking AWESOME here. Even James can't keep his eyes off of him.
Rumor has it they had a heliport behind the studio for Jason’s head to land after the song!!!!
What a powerful Lars on drums! RIP this Lars, hehe!
Rael Mochizuki RIP 80s Jame's
Yes is true
I remember watching this this back then and I couldnt hear Kirk's guitar LOL. I had a shitty tv back then. Great memories, they sounded great back then. Jason man.... the man awesome by nature
Miras este video y ves a Jason y le daba una energia en todo, actitud, vocales, peludeo saltar en circulos peludeando y tocando y los coros era protagonista, ahora vez al roberto haciendo su cangrejo de trencitas y bermuditas viejo y te queres matar, esto era Metallica ahora parecen una banda de cover de ellos mismos, y lo nuevo es alpedo nadie lo recordara, hasta el black album fueron insuperables, luego una banda mas
I think and I know Jason is the most metal and kindest guy in Metallica...
Jason left you idot
Definitely my favorite member out of all of them.
I’d say Kirk is the kindest but Jason and Kirk would often match each other’s energy
I remember this i was in ocean city visit friends at the time such a great time to be alive!
Oh man I miss this James Hetfield.. This is and will always be my hero
They crushed it at that mtv awards show probbaly thier best performance at the show EVER!!
lars on fire
Ponad 30 lat słucham i zawsze METALLICA!
I remember waiting up just to see this.. I was not disappointed
Old school band best ever
Jason trademark Helicopter Headbanging 🤘
Still best music around!!! I’ll always Love my best friend for playing their TAPE for me when I was 11!! Best friends forever! #30yrslater #BESTFRIENDS! @Mindykay
1:08 I would literally do anything to have a voice like that...