Yes Jason really was. Jason had to go and do something with his life than to have so much restrictions, while part of MetallicA. It was tough.. but he did what he needed to do. I miss him in the band, sometimes. He has however been very active until the last couple of years. I admire him and what his brought into his life journey. His abilities are amazing. All that matters is his happiness and life.
@@jsnunya not live it wasn't and after black album Lars muted Jason on everything they done, like seriously you can barely hear Jason's bass if you actually listen to all of it you'll be like wait there's no bass here wtf and then you will start listening really hard with all of your attention on hearing that bass and then that's when you realize that it's there but you can't hear it unless you're really listening for it or you take away vocals and the drum track and guitar tracks away
Cliff obvious a legend, Rob is a phenomenal musician, Loved him in Suicidal, Ozzy. & Infectious Grooves..but JASON damn he put the METAL in my opinion in Metallica.
Yes I so agree. My favourite bassist is Jason, also. Saw MetallicA with Jason as their bassist. All three men you mentioned have brought the best into the MetallicA sound. All are great and deserve to notoriety they deserve 🤘🏻😎🤘🏻
Just imagine being Jason right at that moment. Nobody else on stage with him at all. All eyes on him. That giant exhale before he started his solo speaks volumes.
I think the only critique I have for that bassline is its creative in sound but musically its beginning of anesthesia notes slowed and playing octaves....Jason held his own but at the same time played too close to cliffs already written material so he didn't stand out with his own sound until it was too late
James said (you can hear it in Some Kind of Monster) that basically this was the only way he could love people He just would not let them go. Clearly he was insecure about all of this.
chris V you don’t have the original VHS of this show. Maybe the cds from the box set. The vhs shows you have are seattle and San Diego. This is live feed from the big screens During one of the 5 shows
Jason went to school in my hometown for a few years. I remember him. He is super talented. Seems pretty humble too, if you ask Me. And deserving of respect from the rest of the band too.
Jason made Metallica more than the band even realizes,maybe they do,maybe theres times when kirk looks at lars and says "we should gave kept Jason, now dont get me wrong Rob is a BEAST, one if the best to ever pick up a,bass, he just dont fit Metallica,just like he didnt fit Ozzy,Rob needs to be in a band like Infectious grooves,where he drives the music as more of a lead player,not just rythm for Kirk and James ,Jason though was perfect for the job ,he made the bass support the music but still have its own identity
Here here Aaron Davis!! Metallica were unstoppable with Jason,he fitted the slot perfectly and gave the whole band drive and direction. Metallica will always be my favourite band but as soon as Jason left they lost their way.
+kornfreak78 Yeah i miss his aggressive playing, he really felt the vibes, just look when Jason was invited to play on the 30th anniversary concert at Fillmore, he had more energy / aggression than James, Kirk, Lars and Rob combined.
@@khall187 Clearly you have no idea what the fuck you're talking about. Rob is the most technical bassist Metallica has had, and he's also my least favorite.
0:06 Born under a bad sign - Albert king (written by Booker T. Jones (Booker T and the MG's) and William Bell of Stax Records, 1967) Great blues song classic. Jason is cool
*For anyone wondering what's wrong with the sound:* the mics have "noise gates" on'em, which means they turn off as the sound falls below certain level in dB (e.g. the voice of a singer). You can hear the crowd noise quite well, when they talk and then the volume drops. This is done for cleaner live sound, so that no sound of everything going on getting to the mic gets into PA system (thus loops out to mic and PA back again, creating awful feedback) when there's no vocals. The bass is just a "direct sound", which means it was recorded directly from guitar, passing over the amp. That's why it sounds bad also (no sustain, "flat" frequencies picture). The signal is split - one way goes to PA with speaker cabinet and mic (probably also having a gate), the other - directly to the mixing desk ecording console. In this instance we got the latter. No secret for a sound guy here.
@@PaulKretz I’m confused admittedly. You mentioned we just got the bass directly, ni amp/speaker cab, just the signal + effects. You mentioned the signal was split to get there, the other half going to the PA from the microphones in front of the cabinets. Am I following correctly?
@@pat8437 That's right. I mean here, in this video, we only hear the direct part of the "splitted" signal. The other half was most probably routed to the FX-PREAMP-AMP-CAB-MIC-MIX-PA for the audience to get great sounding bass. BUT, that signal from the miked cab can also be routed back to the mixing deck for recording. In metal music direct and amp bass tracks are quite often mixed together in different proportions to get really tight sound (both live and on record). Having two tracks there can also be parallel compression going, distortion over DI track and other effects... Sound engineering and mixing hides a lot of tricks 🤘😎
I dont know man,Im listening through studio headphones and the sound is outstanding. never heard on you tube better bass sound. also you tube compress the sound
Jasons bass and James Hetfields voice in these days was absolutely incredible. My friend of misery is an amazing song with an amazing bass player and an amazing voice. Its not long after this Hetfield really hurt his voice and Metallica has never sounded the same since.
Oh man, that Alembic bass with all those EMG pickups, knobs, switches, and different sound alternatives...That's an instrument of legend! I wish I could once play it..!!!
Cliff was treated by James and Lars as a 'partner.' While Jason and Rob's treated as 'employees.' Jason never felt the respect and I'm sure many of his creative input were dismissed. And Rob's now also just playing the bass as an 'operator' rather than a 'creator.' Just doing what's instructed of him. That's what people have to understand.
So fucking true! Jason was the best PURE musician and Rob.....metallica in no way deserves a bassist of his caliber! He is beat with infectious grooves. He is not a wannabe thrash bassist, he is a pure thrash and pure AF funk bassist.
@@blacktoothfox677 these people are so emotional haha. Just enjoy the music or don’t. The only people who will know exactly what went down is them. Didn’t Jason do a couple songs with them live over the years? If they’re on good terms, what are you guys so on about?
What I always really liked about Jason’s bass playing is that he knew where to place his bass lines in a song. His bass lines fit really well with what ever Lars would playing on the drums. Essentially he would punch up the bottom end of a song and make Lars’s drumming sound better. That’s why I like bass players who follow the drums as oppose to the guitars. That’s my one complaint with Rob is that he tends to follow the guitar a bit too much and that compromises the bottom end of the drums in a song. Now with that being said, Rob is still an excellent bass player it’s just that I prefer Jason’s style of playing.
Most of the time ive spend in bands, im always looked down on or talked down because I choose to play With a pick, they always tell me its wrong and that picks are for players with no skill or that using a pick is inferior to fingerplay. But watching this and other amazing pick bassplayers like Steve Swallow really really brings me joy and lets me Know that theres no correct way to play bass, fuck the elitists. ..
The people who usually bitch about the pick thing are other bassists who don't gig and spend time bitching on forums like old women in a bingo hall...I've been gigging for almost 30 years, I use a pick..all in preference...Fuck em man...Their opinions are about as important as a fart in the wind. Keep on keeping on...Cheers.
Its true,well not entirely true,but a handle pick bass player is more limited than a bare finger bass player. But handle pick or bare fingers,whatever,you cant say handle pick is for amateurs,if people are use to picks yeah,but a bare fingers has way more tools not to speak of the speed..
it's 1:00 a.m. i have watched about 30 of this metallica live videos, tomorrow morning i have early wake up call i'm doing my driver license test .. yet here i am not sleeping watching metallica what am i doing with my life
Dude is the real deal. I remember hearing Flotsam and Jetsam for the first time back in the eighties, and the bass really stood out. Not to trivialize the rest of those dudes, but Jason played rings around em. You could tell then that he was destined for great things. Then, the next thing you know, he popped up in Metallica and the rest is history. He saved those guys from Heavy Metal purgatory (RIP Cliff). He would be proud...
Aww you guys missed a show with metallica? I totally agree that james should have kept destroying himself so you guys could have a good evening. Ffs be happy that you are able to see them in the future and not just this year. Metallica aren't some gods who can this level of lifestyle up, they're only human. And no this is not comming from a metallica shill, this comes from a guy who's had a huge drinking problem himself. Get real fuckers Edit : im not a guy to defends everything metallica does, but i will always defend an alcoholic who has chosen to change the way he lives. Fukn incels complainting about this guy not taking a bullet for them.
@Derfel Cadarn speak for yourself. I have experience with demonic nonsense and the devil and all his trolls run when they here the lords name.. Jesus loves unconditionally, the devil takes more than he gives.. Dnt get me wrong I'm not a Saint but I know who has the real power. So do you. Enjoy the ride people. I believe evil is one of the best teachers we have in the world. Can't appreciate peace without experiencing chaos. Fear love etc. One of my favorite metallica songs is The Thing That Should Not be.. But my #1 song in Jesus Name Above All Names. Jesus loves you. ☯
this video and part of the concert inspired and influenced me to start playing bass. i watched it first time about 20 years ago. everything about jason, his bass, tone, playing style, attitude etc.. him and billy gould from faith no more are my 2 favorite bass players.
Jason is better than Robert in my opinion. I think he's a more aggressive bass player, better bass solos, kickass vocals, and outstanding distortion. Sure Robert is pretty damn fast but put anything else that Robert has next to Jason, Jason's going to win.
I think Jason was great in Flotsam and Jetsam. In Metallica, it seems like the other guys just had him play what they wanted and he wasn’t ever really as involved in the creativity part of writing as in Flots. When Jason left Flots, Flots’s sound changed too.
Jason was So underutilized by the rest of Metallica. If they would have released him instead of repressing him, I could only imagine what energy their music would have had. IMO James feared Jason's potential. Miss you Jason Life long Metallica fan \m/ 💀 \m/ BIRTH SCHOOL METALLICA DEATH
jeremy miller Jason was very instrumental in Load and Reload. They didn’t only ever haze him ya know. He became a serious creative force in his last two albums with the band. At the request of James and Lars.
I have a lot of respect for both Cliff and Rob and think they are both great bass players but Metallica were at their peak when Jason was with them. Don't forget it.
Thanks for the upload.Nice to hear Jason acknowledging his past at 5.35 with his solo from 'Metalshock' From F&J's album 'Doomsday for the Deceiver'. He was amazing back then in 1985/'86 and still is. Just type in Flotsam and Jetsam 1986 to see what I mean. Knowing your Metal History helps!
I have a lot of respect for Jason as a bass player, and I love his playing on Metallica records (and of course F&J!) but honestly this solo doesn't do much for me.
Thats because he wasnt at the same level as Cliff or others. He is not a bad musician, but not a exceptional bassist to make a good solo. In this video, he plays just random stuff😡
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I am so happy that Metallica cares about disabled people. No other band gave a concert to mute people in the past
Lol
This is by far the best comment I have ever seen
What a lovely comment
Now that was fuckin funny 🤣🤣🤣
Deaf people appreciated it to
He was SO underappreciated. He literally was the bridge that led to Metallicas future success. I will ALWAYS admire Jason. Pure, unadulterated talent.
ok, but that was a shitty solo
I agree!!
He’s the bassist I’ll remember for most Metallicas prime
Yes Jason really was. Jason had to go and do something with his life than to have so much restrictions, while part of MetallicA. It was tough.. but he did what he needed to do. I miss him in the band, sometimes. He has however been very active until the last couple of years. I admire him and what his brought into his life journey. His abilities are amazing. All that matters is his happiness and life.
Couldn't agree more
this sounds so funny without any crowd volume, lol
Steven Bentsen it sounds like meme
Lars and James muted the audience volume (jokes)
It’s known as a “board recording” from the instrument mics, straight the the mixing console, no overhead mics..
Concerts During Quarantine Be Like:
This vid is ahead of its time
1:33 innocent bass player turned into Robert Trujillo
yes
Hahaahahaaah
Lmao
I give this comment the Mexican pass
LOL!!! It's because Robert is Mexican!!!😂😂😂🤣🤣🤣
1:03 "d'yo wanna hear some bass from Jason here?"
Yeah, we wanted to hear that bass ever since Ulrich muted him all through the 90s!
Wtf man black album's bass is really loud
Shots fired!
@@jsnunya not live it wasn't and after black album Lars muted Jason on everything they done, like seriously you can barely hear Jason's bass if you actually listen to all of it you'll be like wait there's no bass here wtf and then you will start listening really hard with all of your attention on hearing that bass and then that's when you realize that it's there but you can't hear it unless you're really listening for it or you take away vocals and the drum track and guitar tracks away
@@kristianblake7114 dude your headphones have to be terrible or something 😭 the bass is super audible on the black album, load, and reload
@@kristianblake7114 you must be confused, ajfa is the only album with truly muted bass
5:32 when you ask a guitarist if he can play bass
@halil tatar Metalshock (Flotsam and Jetsam)
I love how it sounds like when you’re slurping up a milkshake
Most bass players are frustrated guitarists.
@@JPR17no
@@Jimmybarth I said most are
Cliff obvious a legend, Rob is a phenomenal musician, Loved him in Suicidal, Ozzy. & Infectious Grooves..but JASON damn he put the METAL in my opinion in Metallica.
Yes I so agree. My favourite bassist is Jason, also. Saw MetallicA with Jason as their bassist. All three men you mentioned have brought the best into the MetallicA sound. All are great and deserve to notoriety they deserve 🤘🏻😎🤘🏻
He did!
Just imagine being Jason right at that moment. Nobody else on stage with him at all. All eyes on him. That giant exhale before he started his solo speaks volumes.
5:08 Black Sabbath N.I.B.!!!
Ache MC Best bass riff.
Ache MC Just heard it and was about to ask...
@@AdmiraHax best song ever
@@saynotoerrors4355 Thank you, your reply made me discover Flotsam. God bless
Yes i love that song Primus and Ozzy killed it together.
My friend of Misery is a very underrated Metallica song....excellent song
Kenneth Thomason not sure about the whole song but damn that Intro
Rico Williams it’s not awful or anything, just wish they had made it an instrumental like they had originally planned
One of my favorites and the reason I bought a bass!
I think the only critique I have for that bassline is its creative in sound but musically its beginning of anesthesia notes slowed and playing octaves....Jason held his own but at the same time played too close to cliffs already written material so he didn't stand out with his own sound until it was too late
It is a good song, that would have been better as an instrumental like Orion or The Call of Cthulhu
It's so sad that insecure Hetfield didn't give Jason the respect he rightfully deserved.
The thing that made Jason leave was that James wouldn't allow him to do more with his side projects
@@badnoodlez that's not an insecurity genius, it's grief
So insecure he let him do bass solos?!
@albatrossus albatrossus Lars also was so angry after Jason left. On the next album replaced his snare drum with a trash can
James said (you can hear it in Some Kind of Monster) that basically this was the only way he could love people
He just would not let them go. Clearly he was insecure about all of this.
7:41 Something reminded him of AJFA
Lmao
Poor Newsted
🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣😭😭💀💀
Ah, my favourite instrument, the Newsted.
Cliff is my favourite Newsted player. Jason Bass comes in as a close second.
Lars's Wig wait what
@@meltintocream420 Look at the title of the video.
Hilarious xd
Ok yoda
This made me laugh more than it should have 😅
"ANYONE WANNA SEE SOME BASS OUT HERE?!" *silence*
I know, its only sound from the instruments and vocals. But its still kinda funny...
Yuups
761 bass haters in one video
Yeah, which proves that the audience we hear in live recordings, is blended into the mix in additionally from separate mics.
😆
Lars: NO
audience is muted?
Grabaron solo los instrumentos, y cuando grita igual, el micro, bajo, guitarras y bateria, solo eso
Alpcan Aras the audio is straight from the soundboard
not originally, I have the original VHS of this show, and the original cds. Shit wasnt muted from what I remember.
chris V you don’t have the original VHS of this show. Maybe the cds from the box set. The vhs shows you have are seattle and San Diego. This is live feed from the big screens During one of the 5 shows
Nope, just a shitty crowd.
Jason went to school in my hometown for a few years. I remember him. He is super talented. Seems pretty humble too, if you ask
Me. And deserving of respect from the rest of the band too.
🧢
dad lore
All of the parts of this bass solo is my favorite but this part is really Good 6:36
yep
I read this then looked at the time it was 6:35
good choice
Jason made Metallica more than the band even realizes,maybe they do,maybe theres times when kirk looks at lars and says "we should gave kept Jason, now dont get me wrong Rob is a BEAST, one if the best to ever pick up a,bass, he just dont fit Metallica,just like he didnt fit Ozzy,Rob needs to be in a band like Infectious grooves,where he drives the music as more of a lead player,not just rythm for Kirk and James ,Jason though was perfect for the job ,he made the bass support the music but still have its own identity
Exactly, he was a rhythm guitarist to begin with which just makes the best thrash bassist in my opinion. And his backing vocals were like no one else.
@@Taurus1337 when he sang it reminded me of Mudvaynes singer
I guess they do have a rather similar style
@@lodown505 exactly
Here here Aaron Davis!! Metallica were unstoppable with Jason,he fitted the slot perfectly and gave the whole band drive and direction. Metallica will always be my favourite band but as soon as Jason left they lost their way.
Jason had an intensity that RTrujillo doesn’t have.
Johnnythepillpopper he was 20 years younger than rob was when he joined the band.
Rob has the crab walk! Jason was the best part of Metallica when you could hear him. Rob is cool too, ST and infections grooves.
@@MrMetalclay Crab walk? This is not metal but hilarious
@@mlody969 Bass with pick isn't metal as well
@@BrunoMunizMUGENWorld yeah..
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Aside from Cliff, Jason was the best bassist Metallica ever had or ever will have. I miss Jason... :(
+kornfreak78 Jason isw so underrated as Bass player, is one of the bests!
+kornfreak78 Yeah i miss his aggressive playing, he really felt the vibes, just look when Jason was invited to play on the 30th anniversary concert at Fillmore, he had more energy / aggression than James, Kirk, Lars and Rob combined.
kornfreak78 agree man Jason is my favourite bassist and in my opinion the best Metallica bassist I miss him too . ):
lucky dominguez I miss them both
kornfreak78 Agree dude
even tho the crowd volume was insanely low, the benefit is that I can learn the bass lines to that intro solo, been dying to learn it
The uploader edited out the crowd so you can hear the bass better
This is direct from the mixing board as well...the audience will always be much quieter. You can bet they were actually making a hell of a racket...
It's born under a bad sign an old blues song with versions from Albert King and cream
Lol
@@ferox965 It would be so good if we have this kind of audio in all concerts
I couldn't help but crack a smile when I heard "NIB" start playing. Very cool
Especially in that tone it sounds fucking insane
6:35 I love this part
It's like brazilian Capoeira
You won't see Rob playing that fast and articulate. Ever.
@@khall187 Clearly you have no idea what the fuck you're talking about. Rob is the most technical bassist Metallica has had, and he's also my least favorite.
@@larzjustice Cliff
Of all the members of Metallica, Jason was definitely the bass player.
@Hear My Playlists omg are you kidding me? Lars is the drummer!
Elon Musk is the true bassist of metallica. Tho I prefer Rosa Parks sometimes.
kirk sometimes was too
You guys are all idiots the true bass player in memetallica is obviously Rudy Ayoub
@@HDMI1147 of course. I heard he loves ukuleles too. And 035 is his fav riff.
Yeah bro it's like you know him personally or something bro
0:06 Born under a bad sign - Albert king (written by Booker T. Jones (Booker T and the MG's) and William Bell of Stax Records, 1967)
Great blues song classic. Jason is cool
I meet Jason, hes a big sweetheart. Good dude
After not hearing him on AJFA, it's nice to have a video where we can hear nothing but him.
find and justice for jason, Thank me later
*For anyone wondering what's wrong with the sound:* the mics have "noise gates" on'em, which means they turn off as the sound falls below certain level in dB (e.g. the voice of a singer). You can hear the crowd noise quite well, when they talk and then the volume drops. This is done for cleaner live sound, so that no sound of everything going on getting to the mic gets into PA system (thus loops out to mic and PA back again, creating awful feedback) when there's no vocals. The bass is just a "direct sound", which means it was recorded directly from guitar, passing over the amp. That's why it sounds bad also (no sustain, "flat" frequencies picture). The signal is split - one way goes to PA with speaker cabinet and mic (probably also having a gate), the other - directly to the mixing desk
ecording console. In this instance we got the latter. No secret for a sound guy here.
Not to sound antagonistic, genuinely curious. Is there a way to run the amp signal into the soundboard for recording purposes?
@@pat8437 That is exactly what I described above. The splitter device is used to route the sound wherever you want.
@@PaulKretz I’m confused admittedly. You mentioned we just got the bass directly, ni amp/speaker cab, just the signal + effects. You mentioned the signal was split to get there, the other half going to the PA from the microphones in front of the cabinets. Am I following correctly?
@@pat8437 That's right. I mean here, in this video, we only hear the direct part of the "splitted" signal. The other half was most probably routed to the FX-PREAMP-AMP-CAB-MIC-MIX-PA for the audience to get great sounding bass. BUT, that signal from the miked cab can also be routed back to the mixing deck for recording. In metal music direct and amp bass tracks are quite often mixed together in different proportions to get really tight sound (both live and on record). Having two tracks there can also be parallel compression going, distortion over DI track and other effects... Sound engineering and mixing hides a lot of tricks 🤘😎
I dont know man,Im listening through studio headphones and the sound is outstanding.
never heard on you tube better bass sound.
also you tube compress the sound
Jasons bass and James Hetfields voice in these days was absolutely incredible. My friend of misery is an amazing song with an amazing bass player and an amazing voice. Its not long after this Hetfield really hurt his voice and Metallica has never sounded the same since.
He's a far better vocalist than he is a singer.
Jason playing looked like me randomly jamming in my room, switching from song to song to some noise and changing tempo, all this shit
same
Oh man, that Alembic bass with all those EMG pickups, knobs, switches, and different sound alternatives...That's an instrument of legend! I wish I could once play it..!!!
Jason's energy suits the band more than Rob. Sorry.
+A New Horizon Cliff's energy suits them the best.
Đorđe Gajanin
That goes without saying. ;)
I guess playing isn't important, cause Jason 's bass playing is really not that good. sorry Jason
+Sagitario75 It's not that bad either I guess he's mediocre at best.
Are you guys kidding me?! Why because he uses a pick? He's one of the best picking bass players in metal history. Period.
I've always loved Jason's bass tone.
(And Justice For All)
James- anyone wanna hear some of Jason’s bass?
Lars- No
Cliff was treated by James and Lars as a 'partner.' While Jason and Rob's treated as 'employees.' Jason never felt the respect and I'm sure many of his creative input were dismissed. And Rob's now also just playing the bass as an 'operator' rather than a 'creator.' Just doing what's instructed of him. That's what people have to understand.
PRIME well said
So fucking true! Jason was the best PURE musician and Rob.....metallica in no way deserves a bassist of his caliber! He is beat with infectious grooves. He is not a wannabe thrash bassist, he is a pure thrash and pure AF funk bassist.
Hmm. People don't 'HAVE' to understand anything. They can look at shit and come up with their own shit, in whatever time it takes them.
@@blacktoothfox677 these people are so emotional haha. Just enjoy the music or don’t. The only people who will know exactly what went down is them. Didn’t Jason do a couple songs with them live over the years? If they’re on good terms, what are you guys so on about?
@@bumbeatle9253
Yeah, he played Creeping Death with Metallica and the band actually showed him a good amount of respect.
What I always really liked about Jason’s bass playing is that he knew where to place his bass lines in a song. His bass lines fit really well with what ever Lars would playing on the drums. Essentially he would punch up the bottom end of a song and make Lars’s drumming sound better. That’s why I like bass players who follow the drums as oppose to the guitars. That’s my one complaint with Rob is that he tends to follow the guitar a bit too much and that compromises the bottom end of the drums in a song. Now with that being said, Rob is still an excellent bass player it’s just that I prefer Jason’s style of playing.
Damn, someone with a solid take… bravo
Oh, you mean Robert does exactly what James didn't want Jason to do? Interesting...
Most of the time ive spend in bands, im always looked down on or talked down because I choose to play With a pick, they always tell me its wrong and that picks are for players with no skill or that using a pick is inferior to fingerplay. But watching this and other amazing pick bassplayers like Steve Swallow really really brings me joy and lets me Know that theres no correct way to play bass, fuck the elitists. ..
klein kaufman David ellefson too g. one of the best
The people who usually bitch about the pick thing are other bassists who don't gig and spend time bitching on forums like old women in a bingo hall...I've been gigging for almost 30 years, I use a pick..all in preference...Fuck em man...Their opinions are about as important as a fart in the wind. Keep on keeping on...Cheers.
Its true,well not entirely true,but a handle pick bass player is more limited than a bare finger bass player.
But handle pick or bare fingers,whatever,you cant say handle pick is for amateurs,if people are use to picks yeah,but a bare fingers has way more tools not to speak of the speed..
klein kaufman it's definitely not.. play the instrument in any way you want and forget the nay sayers.
just show them Squire
it's 1:00 a.m. i have watched about 30 of this metallica live videos, tomorrow morning i have early wake up call i'm doing my driver license test .. yet here i am not sleeping watching metallica what am i doing with my life
+Ola Mola you doin it right buddy
I always do the same... Anyways, how did it go?
you shall pass brother its a garonteed fact!
@@normanhall7591 ...that was 2 years ago
icexplura lol same here
Thank you for the soundboard version. The original is amazing, but loved to hear the nuances. And I can still hear the crowd in my head! Awesome.
Dude is the real deal. I remember hearing Flotsam and Jetsam for the first time back in the eighties, and the bass really stood out. Not to trivialize the rest of those dudes, but Jason played rings around em. You could tell then that he was destined for great things. Then, the next thing you know, he popped up in Metallica and the rest is history. He saved those guys from Heavy Metal purgatory (RIP Cliff). He would be proud...
Holy shit this is my first time hearing Jason's laugh. It's beautiful.
I love how the crowd cheers so loud when Jason puts the Mexican hat on the stage mics pick it up
Jason and Dave should form a band by the name of "The Unforgiven" with Josh Freese on drums and Mike Patton on vocals. That'd bei awesome, Dude...
Clff and Jason OMG the freaking rocked the bass guitar and this is why i love bass guitar holly s
a random sombrero appears
Maxwell Gonzalez AHAHA!
It fucking appears when I fuckin read it lmao
“Helps me drink”
Then cancel a vast amount of shows in the future
FML I had tickets to that show!! I was thinking exactly the same as soon as he said it!
Fuck yeah, James is such a puss! This comment made me laugh!
Aww you guys missed a show with metallica? I totally agree that james should have kept destroying himself so you guys could have a good evening.
Ffs be happy that you are able to see them in the future and not just this year.
Metallica aren't some gods who can this level of lifestyle up, they're only human. And no this is not comming from a metallica shill, this comes from a guy who's had a huge drinking problem himself. Get real fuckers
Edit : im not a guy to defends everything metallica does, but i will always defend an alcoholic who has chosen to change the way he lives. Fukn incels complainting about this guy not taking a bullet for them.
lol i thought he said "dont speed drink"
@@jamesestrada82 lmao imagine calling an addict a puss for getting clean 😂 get a life bro
J.H. "hail satan if you please, he he, I'm just kidding man......maybe"
Did I hear that right?
Yeah
What a tool
Things go better with Jesus
@Derfel Cadarn speak for yourself. I have experience with demonic nonsense and the devil and all his trolls run when they here the lords name.. Jesus loves unconditionally, the devil takes more than he gives.. Dnt get me wrong I'm not a Saint but I know who has the real power. So do you. Enjoy the ride people. I believe evil is one of the best teachers we have in the world. Can't appreciate peace without experiencing chaos. Fear love etc. One of my favorite metallica songs is The Thing That Should Not be.. But my #1 song in Jesus Name Above All Names. Jesus loves you. ☯
Well neither are real and both have about as much evidence to prove their existence as Bigfoot.
this video and part of the concert inspired and influenced me to start playing bass. i watched it first time about 20 years ago. everything about jason, his bass, tone, playing style, attitude etc.. him and billy gould from faith no more are my 2 favorite bass players.
plays the star spangled banner in mexico ftw
Doppey Smouker WHAAAT
Matt CFH they're an American band why not
Lars brings his fucking danish flag everywere and we dn´t give a fuck, plus latinos go yelling patriotic shouts every fucking place they go
Antonio Centeno lol truth
Cliff played it during his solo on multiple dates of their last tour with him. :) And that was Europe
I liked Jason most of Metallica back in 90's :) Still think he never should've been out...
They gave him no choice. He'd have been fired had he not quit.
Genio Jason! De mis bajistas favoritos! Toco N.I.B en una parte! Otro temazo!
Hey James, Lars and Kirk ..Bring back Jason to you all
Black Sabbath Ftw
Which sabbath's song is it? I can't find it.
ScMarianek 5:08 Black Sabbath 'NIB'
Hindsight is 20/20. This is a bad MF’er who clearly fit the band. So disappointing he didn’t get his props.
Wow the bass is audible! 😮
5:55 jason start to use usa song in a mexican concert jaja
jaja es cierto crack saludos desde tucasa xdxdxd
@@LuisGomez-vt6yi te estoy buscando tengo miedo
6:35 fck meeeeeee
Doppey Smouker shd
I always thought he was the best PURE musician in that band
Metallica will never be as great again and newsted is the best metal band in the world
i went in the 99 to the metallica concert with sepultura and was almoust like being there again with that bass sounds i really enjoy it
Jason is better than Robert in my opinion. I think he's a more aggressive bass player, better bass solos, kickass vocals, and outstanding distortion. Sure Robert is pretty damn fast but put anything else that Robert has next to Jason, Jason's going to win.
I wouldn't call covering a multitude of songs a good "solo".
Well either way the style of Jasons playing in some songs is better than robs. Creeping death, bells, etc, and also vocals. Kick tremendous ass
American Bassist I love Jasonic. I think his last Newsted CD was amazing. But Robert is also great too. just miss Jason.
No
I miss Jason’s backing vocals a lot.
I LOVE YOU JASON NEWSTED GROUP TURN BACK
I think Jason was great in Flotsam and Jetsam. In Metallica, it seems like the other guys just had him play what they wanted and he wasn’t ever really as involved in the creativity part of writing as in Flots. When Jason left Flots, Flots’s sound changed too.
Kenny Barnett h
Not really.
When Jason plays the USA anthem better than Kirk and James
and when he did it in Mexico City
i was there!!!! thanks for this!!
What's spectacular is how raw this recording is!
This is so fucking entertaining...
Beautiful melody man...that's how you touch a metalhead's heart
Jason was So underutilized by the rest of Metallica. If they would have released him instead of repressing him, I could only imagine what energy their music would have had. IMO James feared Jason's potential. Miss you Jason
Life long Metallica fan
\m/ 💀 \m/
BIRTH
SCHOOL
METALLICA
DEATH
jeremy miller Jason was very instrumental in Load and Reload. They didn’t only ever haze him ya know. He became a serious creative force in his last two albums with the band. At the request of James and Lars.
One of the best of Jason’s
Love Jason, never really thought Rob fitted in
The best of the best bassist for Metallica
I have a lot of respect for both Cliff and Rob and think they are both great bass players but Metallica were at their peak when Jason was with them.
Don't forget it.
I hear some of the day that never comes there at the end of the first part . Loved the whole video
5:33 Metalshock by Jason's previous band Flotsam and Jetsam!!
Thanx JN for the blackened main riff, one of best Metallica riffs👌
Зря они с Ньюстедом покоцались. Он там был на своём месте
Ему хотелось свой проект, вот и ушел, если бы он хотел дальше играть в Металлике и не отвлекаться на другой проект, он бы думаю это сделал
@@n1ckpower да х.з., что там случилось. У каждого своя правда.
@@TheLosvid это по его словам :/
@@n1ckpower наверное, каждый бы хотел свой проект, если бы твои басс партии на мастеринге альбомов выкручивали в ноль, как в And justice for all.
I agree with all the points of view mentioned here
love this Solo by Jason !!!
I had no idea that Jason had cut his hair by early 1993. I always thought it was later than that.
He played "Born Under a Bad Sign" at a metal concert. God bless you, sir.
Cliff: better bassist, amazing composer
Jason: best performer, more energetic unique style
Rob: he exists i guess
when jason goes up to the mic my heart goes 💕💕💕💕
*Jason "bass" Newsted*
🤘🤷♂️🤘
Thanks for the upload.Nice to hear Jason acknowledging his past at 5.35 with his solo from 'Metalshock' From F&J's album 'Doomsday for the Deceiver'. He was amazing back then in 1985/'86 and still is. Just type in Flotsam and Jetsam 1986 to see what I mean. Knowing your Metal History helps!
I have a lot of respect for Jason as a bass player, and I love his playing on Metallica records (and of course F&J!) but honestly this solo doesn't do much for me.
7:38 no one:
My dentist office:
Bass + wah?
Yes. Has been around since the 60s.
cliff did it, too.
Arnaud Borne Jason Hammett
Arnaud Borne different things for different people I suppose
michael anthony does too.
Love the camera work at end. looks awesome.
Jason's wah sounds like that song that plays while you're fighting Glados in Portal.
Miss Jason ,wish he was back.love ya man.
I’ve never once gotten the chills from this mans bass solos like I do cliffs..... i just don’t FEEL the music like I do with cliff
Thats because he wasnt at the same level as Cliff or others. He is not a bad musician, but not a exceptional bassist to make a good solo. In this video, he plays just random stuff😡
Jason has a talent and energy. And still have.
Jason is the new Lemmy 🤘🏻
I really love the first part of his playing. Now i finally noticed it‘s „Born under a Bad sign“ by Albert King. 🤦🏻♂️
james was nothing but bully to Jason.
They're grown men. Grown men don't get bullied unless they like it for sexual reasons. It's not the same thing like in junior high school.
LSweet2007 Hetfield and Hammett bullied Jason Newstead for years.. End of
quacka 1003 *ulrich
quacka 1003 yeah Kirk is such a bully you fuck
LSweet2007 I’m pretty sure he got hazed pretty intensely by James and Lars.
Nice job from Skaneateles, NY . Do AR 15 piece. Hope to see u in Skaneateles this summer for a violin jam. Love the wa wa. Smart.
Джейсон красавчик!
The Man, the Myth the Legend.
Jason plays the star spangled banner in Mexico lol
Man I'm missing this man :(