The punch was pretty cool!! “And Justice for All” was my first Metallica albums and Harvester of Sorrow” will be one of my standout all-time favorite songs ever!! The first time I heard it on cassette tape I was blown away! I remember thinking F*** Guns n Roses after hearing this song! Well this song and “Blackened”
And Justice for All was my introduction to Metallica and Jason Newsted is an absolute beast on the bass and one of the most passionate metallica members when it comes to performing live. I only learned about cliff burton afterwards when I checked out their back catalog so Jason has always been my favourite bassist and he doesn't get as much love as he deserves.
It’s called 1.6 Million ppl. But we ALL KNOW IT IS PROBABLY CLOSER TO 2 million, the ENERGY THE TUNING OF JASONS BASS…. While shorter than Seattle; this is by far the epitome of METAL 😊🎉❤…….. if. God said i wanna THRASH; the TALLICA BOYS SAID “ we got cha LORD” & this was IT
Fun fact. Lars was banging away so hard during this show he cut his finger open. Google "Lars Ulrich bloody snare" and you can see a pic of the drum head afterwards. Say what you want about his drumming, but that's pretty damn metal!
It was so cool to see the Russian Army guys getting into the music and celebrating with the rest of the crowd after seeing them getting violent with the batons. They must have figured it out or something. This concert was just a frickin beastly performance by the GOATS OF THRASH METAL.🔥🔥🔥🔥
russian soldiers guarded 1,6 million people and didn't know was Heavy Metal is. They couldn't handle the aggressive tone of music, so they freaked out.
You must understand that Metallica played at a time when the situation with Russia was super critical in the cold war, the United States was practically a latent threat, and that a band from there comes to revolutionize the public in Russia, it was something terrifying for the military who They tried to impose order through violence... Greetings From Chile You are so cool dudes❤️❤️
The Soviet Union was still in the process of communism phasing out in 1991. So it was still pretty much a police state in some ways. This was the first time that there had been a rock concert from a western nation, so the military guys saw the release of energy as some sort of aggression. Brutality was the norm for that nation up to that time, it was pretty bad. The military guy was beating a camera with the billy stick because, for whatever reason, they didn't want it to be photographed. I'm around the same age as the guys in Metallica, so I clearly remember this.
The count stopped at 1.6 million I believe it’s closer to 2. And the milatry didn’t know what to do…., finally they stopped after 55 deaths, this is the day communism died for RUSSIA. Supposedly. ❤😮❤❤😮😮😮😮
Very good guys..old son and old live show video,not recent video!!!the Metallica,now in live,yes greath show,but shit and sucks song,plays only attendance..ago break the ass e very single song,now e very single song it’s”rock”and play the peaple..
@@vincentcortilli4896 I was being sarcastic. Not exactly rocket science to see what happened.. It was a pivotal moment in Russia and Eastern Europe for sure, part of why this concert is so iconic
Cymbal punching James is my favorite James
The punch was pretty cool!! “And Justice for All” was my first Metallica albums and Harvester of Sorrow” will be one of my standout all-time favorite songs ever!! The first time I heard it on cassette tape I was blown away! I remember thinking F*** Guns n Roses after hearing this song! Well this song and “Blackened”
when they stop the song and james spits before continuing at full power is insanely cool
And Justice for All was my introduction to Metallica and Jason Newsted is an absolute beast on the bass and one of the most passionate metallica members when it comes to performing live. I only learned about cliff burton afterwards when I checked out their back catalog so Jason has always been my favourite bassist and he doesn't get as much love as he deserves.
Cliff was 100 times better than Jason who is 100 tines better than most bassists today
Some of the army didn’t understand the pit and they were smashing cameras…. Berlin wall had just fallen remember……
A very tense time indeed
😂😂
В то время мало у кого были камеры .
Военный били бутылки , чтобы их не кидали в них .
При мне одному прилетела бутылка в голову
James- hey lars we gotta show out for these ruskies
Lars- you got it pal
Drum set- ouch
It’s called 1.6 Million ppl. But we ALL KNOW IT IS PROBABLY CLOSER TO 2 million, the ENERGY THE TUNING OF JASONS BASS…. While shorter than Seattle; this is by far the epitome of METAL 😊🎉❤…….. if. God said i wanna THRASH; the TALLICA BOYS SAID “ we got cha LORD” & this was IT
It was estimated in the days of weather they figured that 9 million people attended that's just crazy
1.6 mil dude
Fun fact. Lars was banging away so hard during this show he cut his finger open. Google "Lars Ulrich bloody snare" and you can see a pic of the drum head afterwards. Say what you want about his drumming, but that's pretty damn metal!
So metal
IKR? Those military bullies ruining things for many of them. I hope those abusing with the beat sticks got theirs. Great read and reaction.
It was so cool to see the Russian Army guys getting into the music and celebrating with the rest of the crowd after seeing them getting violent with the batons. They must have figured it out or something. This concert was just a frickin beastly performance by the GOATS OF THRASH METAL.🔥🔥🔥🔥
russian soldiers guarded 1,6 million people and didn't know was Heavy Metal is. They couldn't handle the aggressive tone of music, so they freaked out.
You must understand that Metallica played at a time when the situation with Russia was super critical in the cold war, the United States was practically a latent threat, and that a band from there comes to revolutionize the public in Russia, it was something terrifying for the military who They tried to impose order through violence...
Greetings From Chile
You are so cool dudes❤️❤️
Where’s the love for Jason?
Right here
Language of the mad, bruh
All the comments about the military personell... it's 1991 in Moscow, people... put it together.
The Soviet Union was still in the process of communism phasing out in 1991. So it was still pretty much a police state in some ways. This was the first time that there had been a rock concert from a western nation, so the military guys saw the release of energy as some sort of aggression. Brutality was the norm for that nation up to that time, it was pretty bad. The military guy was beating a camera with the billy stick because, for whatever reason, they didn't want it to be photographed. I'm around the same age as the guys in Metallica, so I clearly remember this.
How come you don’t Mention Jason Newsted ?
Why mention what you can't hear??
Because "He quit the f'n band!!"
@@rac50172015😂😂😂😂
he is smashing bottles cuz there were drugs inside
That was the Russian military beating on the diehard fans.
Live in Moscow, Russian military.. No shit captain obvious
I'm pretty sure James could have parted the crowd like Moses if he wanted too. Lol. What a great song 🤟
Do a reaction of Scorpions - In Search Of Piece Of Mind
A show with soldiers beating audience members is almost Metalocalypse in reality. Brutal. \m/
Straight loud, musicians, passiion,drunk,and absolute superior to Any thing well any music i n the last 20 year's. SAD.
They are not officers they are marines
The count stopped at 1.6 million I believe it’s closer to 2. And the milatry didn’t know what to do…., finally they stopped after 55 deaths, this is the day communism died for RUSSIA. Supposedly. ❤😮❤❤😮😮😮😮
You can also look at it like this , communism had to die METALLICA SAID HOLD OUR BEERS 🍻
Very good guys..old son and old live show video,not recent video!!!the Metallica,now in live,yes greath show,but shit and sucks song,plays only attendance..ago break the ass e very single song,now e very single song it’s”rock”and play the peaple..
Everything up to and justice for all was fire true metal. The black album was their sell out mainstream pop rock and all that follows
Back when Russia was USSR a communist country. Soldiers were smashed cameras and other stuff
How did you come to that conclusion?
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i watched entire concert on my vhs . Soldiers were hitting people but also cameras
@@vincentcortilli4896 I was being sarcastic. Not exactly rocket science to see what happened..
It was a pivotal moment in Russia and Eastern Europe for sure, part of why this concert is so iconic
Какие нахер камеры ?.
Камер то не было почти не у кого .
Бутылки они били , которые в них кидали .
Я там лично был .
Chose the one with the worst audio quality....
dont matter, the reaction is fake af