Metallica - Monsters Of Rock, Moscow 1991

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  • čas přidán 20. 02. 2017
  • 28 September 1991
    Monsters Of Rock
    Tushino Air Field, Moscow, Russia
    The Ecstasy of Gold
    Enter Sandman
    Creeping Death
    Fade To Black
    Harvester Of Sorrow
    Largest crowd Metallica has ever played for with an estimated 1.6 million people.
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  • @mishalap4858
    @mishalap4858 Před 6 lety +8217

    Skipped school for two days to go to see MetallicA and AC/DC. It was pandemonium but when you are 15 it's exactly what you need. I'm 43 now my 3 yo daughter is sleeping in her room and I'm still there ... in Moscow... in 1991...

  • @inlovetotoro7033
    @inlovetotoro7033 Před rokem +720

    I WAS THERE !!!! It was the first in our country, after the fall of the Iron Curtain, a rock concert with the participation of Western bands. The entire USSR was there. People carried the flags "Chelyabiinsk", "Tallinn", and from all cities in general. I was lucky, I came at 10 o'clock in the morning, I watched people wake up around the fires, which arrived in the evening. Thanks to this, I was standing close, 50 meters, and almost in the center. The first cordon of the riot police was along the stage, the second was 50 meters away, so I was standing right next to the riot police, chest to chest. And empty bottles flew into my back and into the back of my head, which were addressed to the riot police. ) At the concert, there were about 100 wounded, mostly from riot police, the fights were terrible. The people were indignant that the riot police did not let them get closer to the stage ... The frightened authorities reinforced the cordon with some signalmen, apparently the nearest part of the FAPSI from Khodynka, these poor fellows were without armor and without helmets ... There were few sober ... It was reported that there there were at least 600,000 people! This is the most crowded concert of Metallica! The concert started at 14, first Black Crowes, Panther, E.S.T., all the while there was a carnage. ) Around 6:30 pm Metallica came out and the violence abruptly stopped!!! Fuck fighting, what can be divided, when - here they are, whose cassettes we listened to the holes all childhood, passed from hand to hand and copied from each other to a soapy sound ... and certainly never dreamed of hearing and seeing them live! Even the riot police opened their elbows and turned around to face the stage. The great power of art conquers any violence!!! You can also see on the video how some guys are standing and not shaking, but quietly listening. Here I was one of those. I oh...ate 200%. For me, this whole crowd ceased to exist. Just stood and listened, soaking up every sound, as if in tetanus. James later said in an interview that they were very scared when they saw a slam of 600,000 people, and with the participation of soldiers. :) They even wanted to refuse to perform, but they took the balls in their fists and went on stage! In this video, you can see that during the first song, James looks scared. What if this crowd rushes onto the stage, no troops could hold it back! They didn't realize that not only did each of these stoned, riotous teenagers not want to offend them, but on the contrary, we were ready to fight anyone to protect Metallica from all dangers! The great AC/DC came out at 20:00, I'm glad I saw and heard them, but it was more of a light rock'n'roll fan with their inflatable dolls and cannons scorching some kind of turnip. ) The Tushinskaya metro station, even with a great desire, cannot accommodate 600,000 people, so the survivors mostly dispersed on foot, people hung in clusters on the tram like in a chronicle about the war. And everyone had blissful facial expressions, just like children who were given the most desirable toy in life ... Tears flowed. If the word "epic" means anything, it's this. ) And Hatfield of all ... He said that now they would come every year, but their next concert in Russia took place already in 2007 at Luzhniki. And I was there too. ))) Dmitry from Belarus, 50 years old. And further. Metallica, if you ever read my comment, I just want to say one thing: we love you. Russians love you!

    • @loniivanova8667
      @loniivanova8667 Před rokem +19

      Deam....thank you for telling this!!! Amazing story, piece of history! You were lucky 😁 But everything you say I am sure is absolute true!! Those times in history were...dream come true!

    • @marizavazquezsoria7568
      @marizavazquezsoria7568 Před rokem +8

      Wow, lo vuelvo a decir esos si eran conciertos, no q ahora no se disfrutan igual por q se preocupan por estar grabando en su celular 🙄

    • @user-ti7zg1wx5f
      @user-ti7zg1wx5f Před rokem +8

      Могли и видеться, я от первого ограждения, по центру, прорывался отойти к своим... У мня крыса на плече была, чёрно-белая... ;)

    • @restaurantepatriathomasdon4965
      @restaurantepatriathomasdon4965 Před rokem +2

      Thanks for sharing that. I just heard Lars Ulrich on Conan O'Brien podcast talk about that koncert. Once in a lifetime!! Epic❤

    • @eliva5422
      @eliva5422 Před rokem +4

      Impressive! And what happened to all of you? Did you all emigrate?

  • @BradleySkaggsNYC
    @BradleySkaggsNYC Před 2 lety +899

    Probably the greatest 27 mins of metal ever captured on film. Damn.

    • @ze87ky53
      @ze87ky53 Před 2 lety +22

      All bands played an absolutely awesome set Pantera put on just as good of show as any of them they were the 1st band to play & they were so hot had just toured 300+ days straight, needless to say the CFH set the bar extremely high for all the bands to follow making it an even more badass show, RIP Darrell & Vinnie🤘

    • @forceburgh5796
      @forceburgh5796 Před 2 lety

      Correct

    • @bradlittle8047
      @bradlittle8047 Před 2 lety +1

      Yup 🤘🏻

    • @RimeshP
      @RimeshP Před rokem +5

      Give Eddie Munson a guitar and 27 minutes...

    • @rade007
      @rade007 Před rokem

      Absolutelly!!

  • @tauraaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaa

    Imagine being Metallica and seeing an endless ocean of people, thats when you know you truly made it. All these people took that one day out of their lives to see YOU. They've planned for months to hear YOUR music. How incredible would that feel?

    • @MrIgorek13
      @MrIgorek13 Před 7 měsíci

      I was there before stage
      It was explosive million 600k screaming fans. Then we fight with militia for Freedom!! But before it was 1st ever Rock festival Moscow Peace festival!! Blown my mind we start with Skid row then inanity in pure❤drop couple of words❤

    • @gabrielazamfir9773
      @gabrielazamfir9773 Před 5 měsíci +2

      Yes correct darling , was like mega shopping day , perhaps had to spend day or week to get there and same time to get back to ex USSR location . Was lucky just 45min flight to Moscow. Let's remember those 50+ that did not make back, some russian were ready to swap their life for show anyway. Was attacked and accused for retreating i.e for bit of rest after hours head banging. Was Greater reason to die there for for show compare for dieing in Ukrainian

    • @joshuabittinger6525
      @joshuabittinger6525 Před 5 měsíci

      Definitely bad ass

    • @user-bc7rm1qm8b
      @user-bc7rm1qm8b Před 4 měsíci

      Not months, years)))

  • @PapaShongo25
    @PapaShongo25 Před 6 lety +9656

    Heard on the news that people are still leaving this concert

    • @ringleader8714
      @ringleader8714 Před 6 lety +226

      PapaShongo25 LOL I think the whole of Russia turned up for this one!!

    • @jesusmetalexplosion
      @jesusmetalexplosion Před 6 lety +349

      I am still in that concert!!!!

    • @Whats_noah_up_to
      @Whats_noah_up_to Před 6 lety +125

      hahaha... best comment ive read.

    • @quanghuynguyen1432
      @quanghuynguyen1432 Před 6 lety +129

      PapaShongo25
      My hair are becoming all grey but I'm still haven't been at the gate yet.

    • @pablonaracena
      @pablonaracena Před 6 lety +39

      PapaShongo25 hahahaha....people are still walking home😂

  • @yusrifourtwenty4944
    @yusrifourtwenty4944 Před 6 lety +3424

    and this is how metallica ended the cold war

    • @kewushka
      @kewushka Před 5 lety +25

      hell warm metal

    • @user-bd7lk7gg9m
      @user-bd7lk7gg9m Před 5 lety +3

      Yusri Xnimrodx фъъ

    • @Mickocarbomb
      @Mickocarbomb Před 5 lety +100

      Nah, Metallica, Pantera and AC/DC ended the cold war together.

    • @user-ez05ob0WqQ
      @user-ez05ob0WqQ Před 5 lety +17

      hey, you guys forgot about that Russian Metal band played in this concert? the EST band

    • @dennisheikki6786
      @dennisheikki6786 Před 5 lety +37

      Lmao. ACDC and Panthera helped too.
      But the Scorpions brought down the Berlin wall. Creds2 them4 that.

  • @vladmonik7727
    @vladmonik7727 Před rokem +510

    Божечки, я могу представить лишь как там было ОХУЕННО. Мне кажется это величайший концерт в истории. Мега эпично

    • @mattherbert6781
      @mattherbert6781 Před rokem +7

      Can we be friends

    • @user-kr6vi7tc3z
      @user-kr6vi7tc3z Před rokem +34

      У меня кореш туда попал.. Что сказать, вернулся полуоглохший, малясь по уму двинутый, но донельзя счастливый...

    • @user-lp6mh6vl6n
      @user-lp6mh6vl6n Před rokem +5

      Подарок из СССР. вч.55221

    • @user-lp6mh6vl6n
      @user-lp6mh6vl6n Před rokem +1

      От куда заплыл?

    • @user-lp6mh6vl6n
      @user-lp6mh6vl6n Před rokem +4

      Ихний пласт на шувакише стоял,мама не горюй.А я на халяву в Тушино попал.

  • @zogames8659
    @zogames8659 Před rokem +125

    Just take a moment and imagine being Metallica there, on stage, in front of a million and a half people, thrashing out and being badasses in Moscow on the year the Soviet Union collapses. Sea of crowd, helicopters flying, flags of countries all throughout the world, representing the diversity of Metallica fans, even soldiers enjoying the music. All just seeing 4 guys jamming out. Must've been beyond surreal for the audience and a whole new level of craziness for Metallica themselves.

    • @EleniKa888
      @EleniKa888 Před rokem +6

      На самом деле у них остались ,,странные воспоминания,, от кучи ментов,которые дубасили людей и летающих низко вертолётов, что само по себе было опасным.

    • @petric334
      @petric334 Před rokem +3

      Greatest act of metal ever committed.

    • @nikoyam
      @nikoyam Před rokem

      seen their :)

    • @serviciosgastronomicos9760
      @serviciosgastronomicos9760 Před rokem

      the real count was 150.000 it's a myth the 1,5 millon people, it was clarified several times by the organizers

    • @zogames8659
      @zogames8659 Před rokem +5

      @@serviciosgastronomicos9760 Doesn't matter what the exact count of people are, we can see there are still enough for an extremely legendary moment

  • @user-vp6xb9zv2m
    @user-vp6xb9zv2m Před 6 lety +338

    James's voice was a perfect at this time

    • @bapalla1685
      @bapalla1685 Před 5 lety +6

      Денис Глухов coz he was young

    • @Josh-o
      @Josh-o Před 5 lety +4

      Jason's too

    • @musicman1776
      @musicman1776 Před 5 lety +1

      даа бро чётче был тогда

    • @turellmichelle5033
      @turellmichelle5033 Před 4 lety +1

      I was just about to say that in my comment, lucky i scrolled down and saw tour comment

    • @andyo6977
      @andyo6977 Před 4 lety +2

      It really was

  • @orionlsd
    @orionlsd Před 4 lety +419

    1.6 million people...holy shit imagine having that many people cheering for you!

    • @taxman4072
      @taxman4072 Před 4 lety +34

      I am lucky to get 3 likes

    • @williamlevy1981
      @williamlevy1981 Před 3 lety +3

      Donald Trump knows what this feels like. Believe that. Fuck being "MANAGED" or "REGULATED" This was an epic concert. I'm going to crank Metallica in my car tomorrow.

    • @roverwaters3875
      @roverwaters3875 Před 3 lety +7

      1.6 million people over 3 days, not at once

    • @Endo-uu8mo
      @Endo-uu8mo Před 3 lety +1

      thats the time before chechens get radical,there a lot chechens and russians casachs in the crowd
      and now ? Politic makes all angry and destroyed the friendship🖕🖕🖕🖕🖕🖕🖕🖕

    • @petec565
      @petec565 Před 3 lety +1

      Amazing fucking amazing but you're fucked finding the can lol.

  • @blakeyonthebuses
    @blakeyonthebuses Před 2 lety +499

    I think we need this in Moscow right now.

    • @mariesteve7327
      @mariesteve7327 Před 2 lety +21

      My thoughts exactly dude!

    • @lgmx-peacekeeper3204
      @lgmx-peacekeeper3204 Před 2 lety +10

      @@rubywal Just imagine, what was the greatest day in the lives of the 1.6 million people in the audience was probably one of worst days of Vladimir Putin's. I doubt anyone had cheered with such deep adoration about anything in the entire history of the Soviet Union and it had to kill him seeing it

    • @lgmx-peacekeeper3204
      @lgmx-peacekeeper3204 Před 2 lety +5

      @@rubywal You are so right, it's like their heads are stuck in 1915 where the rule of 'to whom the victor goes the spoils' is still a valid foreign policy position. I'm so glad to hear inside and outside of Russia there are people who see this abomination in Ukraine for what it is. I have hope after this despotic gerontocracy dies off we will be in a situation where it is safe for massive music festivals like this again. I used to watch what was perhaps Metallica's finest moment here in awe of profound happiness of the crowd but now it makes me sad for what could have been. It also makes me sad that a significant percentage of these concert goers in 1991 are likely zombified by propaganda today.

    • @lgmx-peacekeeper3204
      @lgmx-peacekeeper3204 Před 2 lety

      @@rubywal Of all the bad guys in the war in Ukraine, the separatists perhaps may be the worst of the bunch. Many of the organized, systematic atrocities have been committed by Ukrainians on Ukrainians and I fear that the genocidal acts which have already been found will be dwarfed by what will be discovered in the separatist regions, setting into motion a brutal civil war in Ukraine. Between this and the fact all the damage being inflicted on the rest of Ukraine is being done in the name of the Luhansk and Donbas rebels, I can easily imagine that in the aftermath of a Russian withdrawal, the Ukrainians will seek vengeance upon them if they regain control over the separatist regions.
      I'm less worried about a civil war in Belarus since Lukashenko has long overstayed his welcome and by all appearances, is quite unpopular. Obviously you would know better than me but it would seem that if Lukashenko were to be overthrown, not too many people would be very upset about it. While it probably wouldn't go down without some drama, I can easily forsee a relatively smooth transition into democracy occurring through peaceful means. Russia on the other hand would likely experience great turmoil in a post Putin world. Unlike Lukashenko, his position in power is quite well solidified and is popular with large swaths of the country thanks to his decades long propaganda media campaign but of course it would all depend on the means through which he is removed. If he dies a natural death, that would be that and people will move on, if he resigns people would probably accept that as well (I don't see that happening though) but if he's overthrown through any other manner, I don't see him going down without a fight or in the worst case scenario, he launches a nuclear attack to bring the whole world down with him. I wish I could say this possibility is fantastically overblown but he seems rather casual about the idea of a nuclear war, he talks like he almost wants it to happen.

    • @davd1986
      @davd1986 Před rokem

      @@lgmx-peacekeeper3204 The abomination is the Nazis that have killed civilians there since 2014.

  • @VOVAN781000
    @VOVAN781000 Před 2 lety +222

    О да! Одно из самых мощных выступлений Металлики! Я был на этом концерте!

  • @actionjackson442
    @actionjackson442 Před 6 lety +1795

    People wrote on their gravestone they attended this concert

  • @bakersmileyface
    @bakersmileyface Před 6 lety +169

    In Mother Russia you do not rock the crowd, the crowd rocks you.

    • @alin81-82
      @alin81-82 Před 3 lety +1

      As Yakov Smirnoff would say 😂

  • @user-cs1hu6lr8u
    @user-cs1hu6lr8u Před 5 měsíci +17

    😮 Ох…. Батя мой был на том концерте, познакомился с моей мамой🎉живут душа в душу на даче ❤

  • @OxBlitzkriegxO
    @OxBlitzkriegxO Před 2 lety +96

    11:20 Jason showing why he's the best backing vocals ever.

  • @AndreAndreid
    @AndreAndreid Před 5 lety +2378

    I was at this concert in 1991. I have never seen so many people in my life before or after. Fans gathered from all cities of the USSR. The concert organizers did not expect such an amount. There was a threat to human lives when a crowd of thousands of people moving towards the stage began to put pressure on the first rows of spectators. The organizers used the police and the cadets, lined them up in chains, to divide all spectators into sectors so that the back rows did not move forward. But many drunken fans tried to break through to the scene through the police ranks. When they failed, they showed aggression towards the police and the cadets, began to throw bottles at them. The police responded with rubber truncheons and the incidents quickly ceased. The show was great, and we, the young guys brought a lot of emotions. But only now I understand that this show had a huge impact on the youth and was one of the elements of the controlled process of the hybrid destruction of our big country. The concert was free and we still do not know who paid for it ...

    • @rydellgarcia5266
      @rydellgarcia5266 Před 4 lety +91

      wow. you and your era must be very lucky. i wonder what the back crowd would see... bet they cent even see the band lol

    • @taxman4072
      @taxman4072 Před 4 lety +194

      "Still do not know who paid". Interesting 🤔

    • @nino0057
      @nino0057 Před 4 lety +38

      American recording company?

    • @someshittomakeyouhappy
      @someshittomakeyouhappy Před 4 lety +92

      @@nino0057 American recording company that new the concert would be paid for in record sales

    • @cyberqirexx
      @cyberqirexx Před 4 lety +89

      Это теория заговора чувак. СССР развалился вследствие объективных причин

  • @waddywatchell6642
    @waddywatchell6642 Před 6 lety +538

    0:00 The Ecstasy of Gold
    0:59 Enter Sandman
    6:24 Creeping Death
    14:13 Fade to Black
    21:45 Harvester of Sorrow

  • @cluggyahoo
    @cluggyahoo Před 2 lety +65

    *April 2022: Metallica needs to be sent back to Moscow ASAP*

    • @Generator_Zla
      @Generator_Zla Před 2 lety +5

      Ждём с нетерпением

    • @jamesflint1477
      @jamesflint1477 Před 2 lety +3

      Yeah they've clearly got some pent up aggression they need to let out....

    • @FEAROWNAGE
      @FEAROWNAGE Před 2 lety +6

      Imagine if that happened and it fucking worked. Would be the single most badass power move in modern history.

    • @nunyabeeswax3936
      @nunyabeeswax3936 Před rokem +1

      also with AC/DC

  • @meowkii_
    @meowkii_ Před 2 lety +18

    AC DC, Metallica and Pantera in front of 1,6 Million people with free tickets...this is so insane

  • @michaelcorleone4345
    @michaelcorleone4345 Před 6 lety +77

    1.6 millions people, Army singing and dancing, Army Helicopters watching the show,,, ONLY In RUSSIA

    • @dmbass7190
      @dmbass7190 Před 6 lety +1

      He downplayed it in that interview

    • @binzsta86
      @binzsta86 Před 4 lety +3

      The helicopter flying around makes it more epic.

    • @AlekhaMr
      @AlekhaMr Před 4 lety

      @Андрей Проданов ))))

    • @dmitrykretov6191
      @dmitrykretov6191 Před rokem +1

      I was there, memories for a lifetime, Russia could have become like the USA if not for Putin…Freedom and equality forever! And of course Justice for All✌️

    • @user-rd9fd9jj3j
      @user-rd9fd9jj3j Před měsícem

      В СССР, а в России теракты и сво.

  • @tadulis95
    @tadulis95 Před 10 měsíci +11

    How we all need to be together like this again.... hopefully one day ignore the higher power distracting us.. we are all brothers ✊️

    • @suebee824
      @suebee824 Před 10 měsíci +3

      And Sister's 🌎❤

  • @thatsitvideos
    @thatsitvideos Před rokem +13

    I was 22 years old. Thank God I grew up in this period. Wouldn't trade it for the world!!

  • @mr.roboto7330
    @mr.roboto7330 Před 6 lety +3078

    As an American I truly love the Russian people. It is sad our politicians brainwash people into hating each other. I wish the US and Russia were closer. I have many Russian friends.

    • @tasha994
      @tasha994 Před 5 lety +188

      Mr. Roboto that’s cool, we shouldn’t let politicians separate people

    • @davidmitchell4928
      @davidmitchell4928 Před 5 lety +79

      You would need to be brain dead not to like amerian people...its the government's I hate....too much hate too many wars

    • @bigc0ck
      @bigc0ck Před 5 lety +38

      Mr. Roboto lets all be friends how does that sound?

    • @torycrow1
      @torycrow1 Před 5 lety +113

      " It is sad our politicians brainwash people into hating each other" You nailed it right on the head. It's the Governments fault for brainwashing one population to hate another.

    • @communism_is_wrong7167
      @communism_is_wrong7167 Před 5 lety +35

      The people in Russia are just Americans really drunk cool step brothers, but there politics are FFFUCKED over their

  • @sawsandstuff380
    @sawsandstuff380 Před 6 lety +375

    That has to be one of the best live performances ever.

    • @Mega12Uploader
      @Mega12Uploader Před 6 lety +8

      SawsAndStuff ACDC in river plate maybe had a smaller crowd but it was awesome

    • @Oiak1086
      @Oiak1086 Před 6 lety

      Easily!

    • @janeadams4346
      @janeadams4346 Před 6 lety

      Sabaton at woodstock was way better.

    • @regedit8820
      @regedit8820 Před 6 lety +2

      This is best metal consert ever!! Soviet union was just collapse and peoples can enjoy "western" metal.
      It was own time woodstock!! F..k, when i'm not in there, was only 16 years old -91.

    • @Starry_Night_Sky7455
      @Starry_Night_Sky7455 Před 6 lety

      One of them, yes!

  • @toasttoasted3492
    @toasttoasted3492 Před 2 lety +26

    One of the best concerts ever...Period!

  • @cmdreftilon9786
    @cmdreftilon9786 Před 2 lety +28

    Goosebumbs, now i know again why i loved Metallica so much

  • @z.zshirer2507
    @z.zshirer2507 Před 6 lety +256

    Metal will save the world. Metal is and will continue to unite us every where. You cannot kill the metal!

    • @ataiaskarov7794
      @ataiaskarov7794 Před 5 lety +2

      Right until the global warming finishes us all

    • @hayden_h7645
      @hayden_h7645 Před 5 lety +5

      kurut greckiy but it will be metal that warms our hearts

    • @ataiaskarov7794
      @ataiaskarov7794 Před 5 lety +1

      @@hayden_h7645 dude, global warming brings up the warmth, not the cold

    • @hayden_h7645
      @hayden_h7645 Před 5 lety

      @@ataiaskarov7794 I'm not dumb I'm just saying global warming warms the planet whilst metal warms our hearts

    • @tomthekat2826
      @tomthekat2826 Před 5 lety +1

      @@hayden_h7645 metal does not warm the heart up, it galvanizes it

  • @somberbrandon3147
    @somberbrandon3147 Před 6 lety +314

    If I ever theoretically could travel to the past I would go to this

    • @vengefall
      @vengefall Před 6 lety +27

      Somber Brandon that's why There's so many people. Half are time travellers. Next time you watch this the crowd will be at 2 mil +

    • @arisgtr7753
      @arisgtr7753 Před 5 lety +8

      I would go to their concert in Seattle 1989

    • @carlosrobles5797
      @carlosrobles5797 Před 5 lety +3

      If I could travel to the past I would put an ad in the Los Angeles Recycler Newspaper under James and Lars ad in the band section saying,
      8 year old looking to travel with a band as a water boy or to watch over any instruments on or off stage.

    • @julius43461
      @julius43461 Před 5 lety

      Same

    • @stonerbellinger8679
      @stonerbellinger8679 Před 5 lety +6

      This was actually a really dangerous concert. There was lots of violence and people died I'm pretty sure

  • @i-am-alxdz
    @i-am-alxdz Před 16 dny +1

    This was the most epic concert ever and there is nothing else from this point. The historical moment, the country, the line-up, the energy and scale of that crowd! This is like the mother and father of the concerts.

  • @ariechristyanto5693
    @ariechristyanto5693 Před 2 lety +14

    This show is crazy... huge energy on all arena.... best era of my life...!!!

  • @shubhadeeppaul3
    @shubhadeeppaul3 Před 6 lety +196

    World's greatest concert ever..

    • @matko8038
      @matko8038 Před 5 lety +1

      Either this or seattle 89

    • @martyleyeti
      @martyleyeti Před 5 lety +3

      @@matko8038 Moscow is the greatest ever man. There is not even a thing to discuss about that. Of the vid we see hundreds of thousands of People. It was between .5 and 1 people there. It could be 1.5 or 2 million just as well. That's history

    • @matko8038
      @matko8038 Před 5 lety +5

      @@martyleyeti yeah, but still, they only played 4/5 songs. Seattle 89 was a much better Metallica concert imo. But this sure holds history but because of the other bands who were also there.

    • @martyleyeti
      @martyleyeti Před 5 lety +6

      @@matko8038 ? you can not read ? We 're talking about if it's the greatest concert of all times or not. and IT IS. We're not discussing your personal taste. It's not even about Metallica. [ACDC, Pantera and others were there too that day]. It's about Music in the entire music history. And Why you lie ? Why you say they played only 4-5 songs while they played 13 songs that day, plus the intro ?? Besides : how you dare to compare Seattle 89 to this ? This is more than music. It's history. It outclasses Woodstock 69 it prolly outclasses any other concert at any time in the entire humanity history... I don't understand why you write things so stupid

    • @matko8038
      @matko8038 Před 5 lety +2

      @@martyleyeti k

  • @subgrappling805
    @subgrappling805 Před 6 lety +439

    This concert was such a fantastic moment in the collapse of the old USSR. All of the bands rocked that day...but Metallica owned the day. What a legendary performance.

    • @UtherSayer
      @UtherSayer Před 6 lety +31

      Nah Pantera was the best i think, made these lot look like amateurs

    • @lorenzkroh755
      @lorenzkroh755 Před 6 lety +22

      UtherDrums Nah Phil was super drunk, that's why his singing was a lot weaker than normal, still killer but James was better imo allthough Kirk's guitar was detuned as fuck...

    • @AlexeySamara
      @AlexeySamara Před 6 lety +9

      если металлика приедет сейчас - будет то же самое ... The USSR is alive
      If the Metallica comes now - it will be the same

    • @Modjahed2002
      @Modjahed2002 Před 6 lety

      Alexey Dushkin метла уже не торт.

    • @cooperryan6382
      @cooperryan6382 Před 5 lety +1

      Alcohol was as meaningful member of the band as the other members

  • @b0065
    @b0065 Před rokem +4

    Look at this guy called Jason Newsted. How much energy he was giving to the band. I’ve never seen anyone like it.
    What a beast.

  • @Brokid81
    @Brokid81 Před 2 lety +23

    I'd give up a toe and a finger to be able to go back in time to see them and Pantera at this show. Fuck it. Maybe even a nut.
    This is beyond legendary.

  • @mallarysangel
    @mallarysangel Před 6 lety +242

    -
    It always amazes me that these choppers were flying right over the crowd.
    -

    • @Alligator009
      @Alligator009 Před 5 lety +6

      Good old times

    • @andyo6977
      @andyo6977 Před 4 lety +9

      James talks about that in the Joe Rogan podcast

    • @miguelpereira9859
      @miguelpereira9859 Před 4 lety +19

      Concert safety precautions are for pussies

    • @killroy3815
      @killroy3815 Před 3 lety +6

      @@miguelpereira9859 51 people died in this concert lol, it wasn't for protection, they where filming

    • @Big_Sierra
      @Big_Sierra Před 3 lety +1

      They’re always flying over something, so what’s the difference?

  • @KOTStream
    @KOTStream Před 6 lety +370

    Jesus, could you imagine what it must have been like for them to walk out on that stage? To see that many people cheering eagerly to see them perform? As an artist, that must have been the single greatest feeling in the world.

    • @thegeektarist6239
      @thegeektarist6239 Před 6 lety +25

      King of the Stream exactly. Performing onstage gives you a high like no drug would. And this high must have been so massive for them!

    • @ElectronicSkateboard
      @ElectronicSkateboard Před 6 lety +24

      I was there at 13. They went apeshit for Motley crew too but Metallica still had the edge. James must of felt like an emperor of the world! 90% of the fuckers could barely speak English and only some knew what the lyrics meant from the bootleg tapes sold in shops they translated.

    • @Oiak1086
      @Oiak1086 Před 6 lety +7

      At the beggining you can even see some intimidation on Hetfield's face

    • @KOTStream
      @KOTStream Před 6 lety +3

      Michael Airton Right on man. The exhilaration he must have been feeling is indescribable

    • @mr.roboto7330
      @mr.roboto7330 Před 6 lety

      King of the Stream I thought the same thing when I first started watching it. It gave me chills.

  • @herbalife_murzin
    @herbalife_murzin Před rokem +64

    Мощь! Качали тогда, качают и сегодня в 2022 году! Даже не представить какая громкость была на концерте, чтобы столько народа охватить 🔥который был просто в экстазе 😁

    • @user-kr6vi7tc3z
      @user-kr6vi7tc3z Před rokem +4

      более 600к народа! Запредельная мощь! И наши б... "звезды"... , каково филе или тимати там кто еще, клоуны, б.. Струны на гитаре Ньюстеда не стоят! И это Металлика! 30 лет прошло... А есть еще Слэйер, Сепультура!

    • @borderuss
      @borderuss Před rokem +1

      @@user-kr6vi7tc3z там больше миллиона по офиц данным, по неоф 2млн

    • @Renamed_user.
      @Renamed_user. Před rokem

      @@user-kr6vi7tc3z Я ходил тогда на Сепультуру, но хоть убей, не могу понять в чём кайф, я воспитывался на разных рок и метал группах, но когда появился треш, так и не вьехал в это бестолковое молотилово. Вру, одну песню иногда слушаю это Arise.

    • @utaofficial2966
      @utaofficial2966 Před rokem +1

      2023 hadir

    • @Renamed_user.
      @Renamed_user. Před rokem +3

      Мусара тоже были в экстазе, один фигачил бутылку дубинкой.

  • @davidwagstaff47
    @davidwagstaff47 Před 2 lety +41

    Contrary to all the usual "I was there at that concert" comments you get, I genuinely believe you were at this concert. Looking at the size of the crowd I'd be more likely to believe comments like "I wasn't there" to be a lie

    • @imapopo2924
      @imapopo2924 Před 2 lety

      I wasn't and I can explain how.
      I wasn't born till '96 lol

    • @davidwagstaff47
      @davidwagstaff47 Před 2 lety

      @@imapopo2924 how would you know you weren't there if you were that young?

    • @imapopo2924
      @imapopo2924 Před 2 lety

      @@davidwagstaff47 Kinda hard to be anywhere when you dont exist.

  • @hendrikheemels8615
    @hendrikheemels8615 Před 2 lety +561

    Imagine how it felt for the band members to play for such a huge crowd. Must have been the biggest thrill ever.

    • @vladavasiljev
      @vladavasiljev Před 2 lety +40

      James said in an interview that concert was Metallica's greatest ever.

    • @adamthiessen2676
      @adamthiessen2676 Před 2 lety +24

      Fuck yeah they say they feed off the energy of the crowd well that night they must have felt like a nuclear power plant one hell of a concert I wish I could have been there

    • @Hear4Metallica
      @Hear4Metallica Před 2 lety +6

      Nah. After playing in Decatur, Illinois in 1986, no crowd of any size compares. And the Decatur crowd was less than 3k people. No tapes, no pictures, no set list. And the guys were hammered. I drank Vodka from a bottle passed by Cliff over a fence. We were all in Peoria, but that venue sucked.

    • @ze87ky53
      @ze87ky53 Před 2 lety +3

      Oh man I've always said it that playing live shows is the best rush I've ever got better than any drug I used to love it had a really good metal band in the 2000s I really miss it but it was no where near on the scale that show was they will probably never be that many people in one place at a show like that ever again, it must've been an absolutely out of this world experience🤘

    • @PostUp_Time
      @PostUp_Time Před 2 lety +5

      ALL IN THEIR EARLY 20'S

  • @sdkid6059
    @sdkid6059 Před 6 lety +643

    USA flags, British flags, and others, Russians are cool people.

    • @MaMa1C
      @MaMa1C Před 4 lety +9

      Where is cccp flag

    • @mattmorrow7777
      @mattmorrow7777 Před 4 lety +7

      Texas and Rebel flags.

    • @mikeeee9911
      @mikeeee9911 Před 4 lety +6

      SDkid605 уверен, что большинство лайков из россии

    • @hansdampf3468
      @hansdampf3468 Před 4 lety

      @@MaMa1C There was not much left of the cccp

    • @user-de8jk6gd6g
      @user-de8jk6gd6g Před 4 lety +6

      Georgia is occuped by Russia

  • @anacristinaperezbotina208

    BACK WHEN THEY WERE METAL GODS AND ALSO WHEN MUSIC HAD THE POWER TO GET PEOPLE TOGETHER 🤘

  • @SteelOfWarrior
    @SteelOfWarrior Před 9 měsíci +3

    1991, I was 2 years old. Just saw them last weekend, 2023, 2 nights different setlist! . It was amazing! I thought about this concert and all years that have passed!. I am lucky!.

  • @user-jz8fr6kc9j
    @user-jz8fr6kc9j Před 3 lety +568

    Хэтфилд Молодой, в самом расцвете сил, лучшие годы. Позже он признал, это лучший концерт в его жизни. Обратите внимание на голос, по сравнению со студийной записью, эмоций намного больше. Он был в шоке. Такого количества народа, 1 600 000 никогда в жизни нигде не собиралось. Концерт внесён в книгу рекордов Гиннеса.

    • @ernstkokoev7134
      @ernstkokoev7134 Před 3 lety +15

      Так и есть

    • @romansavinov7436
      @romansavinov7436 Před 3 lety +35

      Эмоции в его голосе зашкаливают, это да! И этот смех ещё..) Переслушиваю и боюсь заслушать

    • @user-jz8fr6kc9j
      @user-jz8fr6kc9j Před 3 lety +13

      @@romansavinov7436 это « ха ха» на 2:45 👍👍👍

    • @user-us9nx6qv3i
      @user-us9nx6qv3i Před 3 lety +49

      Конечно, такой наплыв рок групп. Довелось мне там быть, добирались на перекладных, передевались где кто смог, в автобусе, в электричке да везде одевали свой металл.
      Много воспоминании от этого концерта осталось у юнца тогдашнего.
      1977г.р🏴‍☠️

    • @x-active1049
      @x-active1049 Před 3 lety +39

      2 раза был на Метле, оба раза было ощущение, что он не поет, а отрабатывает. Монстры рока точно был их пик популярности и творчества. А в 99 на фестивале Рок Киев они пели перед пустым залом, после чего Хетфилд сказал, что в Украину больше ни ногой

  • @ferdsan9025
    @ferdsan9025 Před 2 lety +168

    Absolutely slaying the guitar in front of a crowd like that must be an unimaginable feeling.

    • @xxxBradTxxx
      @xxxBradTxxx Před 12 dny

      I was an oboist throughout highschool and college, I can tell you that the feeling of having just the few hundred people cheer after solos is nothing that can be replicated by drugs or any other activity. I can't imagine the hit you get from over a million.

  • @valentinflores3604
    @valentinflores3604 Před 2 lety +43

    1.6 millones de personas en el concierto. Se fue toda la ciudad a verlos, increíble.

    • @underground9496
      @underground9496 Před 2 lety

      Сколько

    • @igorrsokolov7948
      @igorrsokolov7948 Před rokem +3

      Не город.Вся страна пришла поглядеть 👀🙄

    • @mladenivanov1146
      @mladenivanov1146 Před rokem

      1 800 000 :))))

    • @serviciosgastronomicos9760
      @serviciosgastronomicos9760 Před rokem +2

      en realidad ya se aclaro q eso es un mito, el conteo real fue un poco mas de 150.000, pero igual es mucha gente

    • @marcdewey1242
      @marcdewey1242 Před rokem

      But,how could all the fans get any enjoyment out of it?just look at how far away some of them are from the stage,I wouldn't want to be there unless I could be closer

  • @blagosodeistvie
    @blagosodeistvie Před rokem +4

    Я там был мне было 16 лет это был трэж!!!! Народ кидался бутылками из под пива в милицию попадало мимо в своих же те кидали обратно. Пули из бутылок летали над головами. Больше миллиона бухих. Тайно проносили пиво и что покрепче. В метро в Тушино давка выламывали сиденья на обратном пути с концерта. Ночные волки не помогли с порядком хоть и пытались, это было бесконтрольно, такого больше не было и не будет. Молодежи из Совецкого Союза дали вырваться на свободу, на целый вечер, это было очень круто. АС/DC там было тоже и еще пару крутых групп. Хэвю металл братва!!!!

  • @pageandink
    @pageandink Před 2 lety +578

    I can’t believe pop artist in 2021 actually think of themselves as epic. Do they not see this 😍

    • @benloubaidaaly4113
      @benloubaidaaly4113 Před 2 lety +31

      They are stupid commercial not Epic

    • @johnkooy5327
      @johnkooy5327 Před 2 lety +23

      there are still some epic bands but nothing like the old days,the younger generations are 70% snowflake that like commercial bad music

    • @pankakemixer
      @pankakemixer Před 2 lety +24

      @@johnkooy5327 see it's ironic because the only reason a band was able to draw 1.6 million people is because radio acted as the gatekeeper of music so there was only a select amount of artists in the mainstream eye, and all the sheep were told what to listen to. now we have the internet, so people's music taste is much more individual and specificly catered to what they like, therefore no artist will EVER be able to draw a crowd like that again.

    • @konstantinosaka
      @konstantinosaka Před 2 lety +2

      Exactly!

    • @shanonmcnutt644
      @shanonmcnutt644 Před 2 lety +5

      Lol they are God's tho.......not🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣today gen of music couldn't amount to any of these bands shoelaces

  • @SeanAttardMetal
    @SeanAttardMetal Před 6 lety +1396

    Imagine getting diarrhea and you're in the middle of that crowd.

  • @matthewvoss7365
    @matthewvoss7365 Před 2 lety +6

    Summer of 1991, I was 12 and I discovered heavy metal because MTV meant something at the time. Black Album was my intro to Metallica and now 41 years later I discover this treasure. 43Kouta thank you so much!!!

    • @deathmedicine8792
      @deathmedicine8792 Před 2 lety

      This is incredible metal medicine ☄️🖤☄️🤘😅

  • @marcinetedford5075
    @marcinetedford5075 Před 2 lety +669

    This had to be the most insane concert in this universe. You cannot even see the end of people it's just amazing. I can't imagine what y'all must have thought.

    • @davechapin9880
      @davechapin9880 Před 2 lety +8

      I saw this tour in the States did not disappoint

    • @empty3293
      @empty3293 Před 2 lety +27

      I checked its the second largest concert in history, but the first had some weird band playing and idk about those numbers because I've never heard of the band, I'm just going to count this as the largest

    • @DrMurdercock
      @DrMurdercock Před 2 lety +48

      1.6 Million people going completely apeshit to metal for the first time in the history of Russia

    • @empty3293
      @empty3293 Před 2 lety +49

      @@DrMurdercock Its how your supposed to celebrate the fall of communism

    • @mikatu
      @mikatu Před 2 lety +10

      @@empty3293 you must be drunk.... Rod Stewart is known by everybody, and the same with JM Jarre... This concert is only the 5th biggest ever!!

  • @Downsies3834
    @Downsies3834 Před 6 lety +307

    Jason Newsted, your intensity was the best. We miss you.

    • @juha-pekkavirkkunen3379
      @juha-pekkavirkkunen3379 Před 6 lety +1

      Glen Downs I'll think so! He did his best, and I think that it's enough. Well done, anyway!!!

    • @setharnold4093
      @setharnold4093 Před 6 lety +10

      Amen! His intensity and backing vocals made the band so much better!

    • @youri_ap2
      @youri_ap2 Před 6 lety +7

      i miss Jason so much!!!

    • @foxybaz
      @foxybaz Před 6 lety +2

      his windmilling is so badass. lucky i saw him live in 96 :)

    • @rellik187redrum
      @rellik187redrum Před 6 lety +3

      When Jason left Metallica died.

  • @hardrock...
    @hardrock... Před rokem +14

    аж слезу мужскую пустил от красоты такой

  • @user-rl3gd4cv2f
    @user-rl3gd4cv2f Před 6 lety +392

    Мне 32 года , я помню как отец пришел пьянущий с этого концерта , и три дня мне разговаривал за металлику как круто они отыграли тогда в Тушино!!!

    • @Liteks713
      @Liteks713 Před 6 lety

      Я тогда вообще ещё не родился лол

    • @romanchello8356
      @romanchello8356 Před 5 lety +7

      @@user-sk5sx5dq3m на парне женишься? на никнейм хоть смотри

    • @rodrigoalvarado708
      @rodrigoalvarado708 Před 4 lety +2

      Claro, yo opino lo mismo 😆

    • @globosparditos4982
      @globosparditos4982 Před 4 lety +4

      @@rodrigoalvarado708 jajaja

    • @user-pk4kl5ni4s
      @user-pk4kl5ni4s Před 4 lety +7

      Неплохой движ был,я тусил где то посередине между башней и сценой

  • @irock7104
    @irock7104 Před 6 lety +310

    James Hetfield looks like a warlord leading his troops into battle

    • @irock7104
      @irock7104 Před 6 lety +9

      Dareios that's funny I'm 40 years old and I don't play video games

    • @sv8945
      @sv8945 Před 6 lety +2

      And he sounds like one too!!🤘

    • @Tommysimonsen
      @Tommysimonsen Před 5 lety +1

      It`s the revers, James Hetfield ending the 60 years of fear of nuclear inhalation.

    • @oleesquivel875
      @oleesquivel875 Před 5 lety +2

      The whiskey warlord.

    • @simpsonrdlarry4385
      @simpsonrdlarry4385 Před 5 lety +1

      Kill !!

  • @pepijndegroot7728
    @pepijndegroot7728 Před rokem +27

    Imagine having to step on the stage after these guys just performed

    • @djdrjacob1655
      @djdrjacob1655 Před rokem +1

      Then Pantera shows up and mops Metallica on the floor...

    • @NinjaofApathy
      @NinjaofApathy Před 3 měsíci

      ​@@djdrjacob1655Pantera kicked off the concert dude. They fucking rocked too.

  • @manikksh1380
    @manikksh1380 Před rokem +7

    Imagine being in this crowd screaming and singing at the top of our lungs all the 5 songs with them 😐🤟🔥🔥🔥

  • @gastongundin1736
    @gastongundin1736 Před 5 lety +146

    I'm from Argentina, and i believe this is the best show ever, EVER.

    • @aasheeshpradeepbhai7202
      @aasheeshpradeepbhai7202 Před 3 lety +5

      Since you are from Argentina....you may want to also look at ACDC's riverplate performance. The crowd there LITERALLY rocked.

    • @brunozappone1176
      @brunozappone1176 Před 3 lety +1

      @@aasheeshpradeepbhai7202 Every Argentinian has seen that video I think xdxd

    • @Masivemaster
      @Masivemaster Před 3 lety +1

      Ultra repiola wacho

    • @cesaresarzograph5690
      @cesaresarzograph5690 Před 3 lety +1

      Oye broder en el 2:35 sale Pappos

    • @phillyunrau4736
      @phillyunrau4736 Před 2 lety +1

      @@brunozappone1176 wher my reply sheeeeeeeeh delete they ..

  • @byzanttine
    @byzanttine Před 3 lety +71

    So much history behind this concert. To me, the best part is the audience who were totally glued to the stage instead of cell phones.

  • @egormov
    @egormov Před 2 lety +24

    Это был глоток свободы чистый кайф

  • @FireCrack83
    @FireCrack83 Před 2 lety +6

    The power of Music! 1.000.000 people together in peace!
    PS: Fade to black still makes me cry

    • @IAmBushid0
      @IAmBushid0 Před rokem

      It said they were actually 1.6 million of people there

  • @jasonb4566
    @jasonb4566 Před 4 lety +411

    Russia: Where will you be holding your concert at?
    Metallica: The whole airfield

  • @MADMAN-bg3zj
    @MADMAN-bg3zj Před 4 lety +1206

    I feel safer from zombie apocalypse than millions of russians screaming "Die".

  • @ianhoward8572
    @ianhoward8572 Před rokem +6

    Iconic imagery. Amazing spectacle. Someone should make a good documentary about this event.

  • @user-tb1wk1zf1r
    @user-tb1wk1zf1r Před 7 měsíci +5

    З0 лет назад, когда я впервые услышал Металлику я сказал сам себе, что это великая группа.
    И я не ошибся.
    Только это группа может собрать столько любителей.
    Вся Россия на ногах !!!
    Потрясающе !!!

    • @user-lv5pv1pf8e
      @user-lv5pv1pf8e Před 6 měsíci

      Ну вообще вы правы, но это фестиваль monsters of rock, где выступали еще и такие группы как AC/DC и Pantera

    • @hpflax9488
      @hpflax9488 Před 6 měsíci

      Quote all Russians are on its feet where are all these Russians today very curious

  • @jonrembo5380
    @jonrembo5380 Před 5 lety +157

    The collapse of USSR was not because of weapons, but because of Rock Metal, Levi's and Marlboro.....

  • @christospasalidis2317
    @christospasalidis2317 Před 6 lety +131

    THERE IS NO DOUBT THIS WAS ONE OF THE GREATEST CONCERTS OF ALL TIMES.

  • @Giorgos-69
    @Giorgos-69 Před 6 měsíci +1

    What an EPIC concert!!!!!!!!!!!!! Oh my GOD....!!!! I'm a Heavy Metal hardcore-fan for almost 40 years and an Ex bass-player of Greek metal band,
    i have heard in my life all the greatest metal bands of 80's and 90's, and many more, i have seen many live concerts in Greece and i have to say that the Iron Maiden, the Metallica and the Judas Priest are the epitomy of the Heavy Metal Music worlwide. I LOVE METALLICA!!!!!!!!!!
    They have the momentum, the power, the inexhaustible energy and the pure passion of a true metal band.
    The sudden loss of Cliff Burton was very big and painful but the band continued the concerts energetically with more passion than ever and that's why this epic concert became. I think Metallica are for the Heavy Metal scene what the AC\DC are for Hard Rock scene.
    And that's why they are already in the pantheon of the greatest bands worlwide.

  • @Omini999
    @Omini999 Před 2 lety +3

    Who’s still here on 2022 \m/ rock up plz !

  • @idek1491
    @idek1491 Před 5 lety +1269

    This concert is being taught in history classes all over Russia

  • @marioskarakatsanis8309
    @marioskarakatsanis8309 Před 5 lety +97

    My God my wife and I had kids in that concert now they are all in university...btw I'm still on that concert

  •  Před 2 lety +34

    ¡Que pedazo de concierto me sugirió CZcams de manera aleatoria! Potente, legendario y fresco, como si estuviera entre los asistentes tres decadas atrás.

  • @dropkickmurphy4114
    @dropkickmurphy4114 Před 2 lety +6

    Wow. It's really nice that Jason's bass can be heard so strong and so clearly!!

  • @papawar
    @papawar Před 6 lety +349

    If I got a time machine this is the very first thing I'd do

    • @rockrick9988
      @rockrick9988 Před 6 lety +15

      and the 2nd, and the 3rd, and the 4th, and so on

    • @Sam120
      @Sam120 Před 6 lety +22

      Rick Morks No, the 2nd thing would be Seattle '89😉

    • @rockrick9988
      @rockrick9988 Před 6 lety +3

      S4M_K_ thats actually very true. Seatle 89 was the best

    • @PolakZBarcelony
      @PolakZBarcelony Před 6 lety +2

      Seattle 89' man

    • @overlayz4414
      @overlayz4414 Před 6 lety +6

      well at this concert about 200 people got raped and 6 got killed

  • @user-ll8xf7tx5b
    @user-ll8xf7tx5b Před 6 lety +57

    I'm from Russia and I was there! More such will not be, sorry! I remember for a lifetime!

  • @ClaudiaMitchell-jn7fw
    @ClaudiaMitchell-jn7fw Před 10 měsíci +4

    The greatest concert of all time ! 🌸

  • @glennyvergaragarcia5448
    @glennyvergaragarcia5448 Před rokem +14

    ESE FUE EL HIJO DE LA MADRE DE TODOS LOS CONCIERTOS ... EL MAS BRUTAL

  • @seregalazarev4357
    @seregalazarev4357 Před 2 lety +593

    Мне было 16 лет....поехали на концерт всей группой из училища около 20 чел.Это было нечто...Сейчас показываю сыну эту запись и говорю я там был.....сын в шоке(ему сейчас 15 лет)....😂

    • @user-qf6sb2df6r
      @user-qf6sb2df6r Před 2 lety +65

      Мне самому сейчас 15, сейчас сижу завидую тем людям которые смогли туда попасть Pantera, Metallica, AC DC хотел бы туда попасть.

    • @andrewgallagher4586
      @andrewgallagher4586 Před 2 lety +12

      I don’t know what the hell you said but you are my hero! Eff the NWO!

    • @igor.966
      @igor.966 Před 2 lety +20

      @@user-qf6sb2df6r Мда,а я тебе завидую парень,мне 40 лет назад тоже было 15.

    • @user-vc8zt7yy8k
      @user-vc8zt7yy8k Před 2 lety +18

      @@igor.966 , мне 49, ранний период нашей молодости мы прожили, сейчас там живут наши дети. У меня Дочка, ей чуть за 20, правда слушает не такую музыку как я тогда и сейчас. Меладзе и наподобие , она же девочка ей простительно ). Едем в автомобиле у меня всегда рок металл играет )

    • @user-qf6sb2df6r
      @user-qf6sb2df6r Před 2 lety +13

      @@igor.966 Но жизнь то не заканчивается, а вы наверняка уже многое повидали, не то что я в свои 15.

  • @AdamBorseti
    @AdamBorseti Před 5 lety +105

    A war in Afghanistan, the Berlin wall, and the Chernobyl disaster were the undoing of the Soviet Union, but *Metallica* and *Billy Joel* are responsible for the introduction of rock and metal to the citizens. It was all over for the CCCP shortly after that....
    Music is a powerful force of nature!

    • @AnaLuizaHella
      @AnaLuizaHella Před 3 lety

      *COVID-19*
      The world in home prison.
      Beyonce? The music industry?
      Destruction of all forms of culture.
      And I'm optimistic!

    • @Big_Sierra
      @Big_Sierra Před 3 lety

      Don’t forget the mighty David Hasselhoff bringing down the Berlin Wall.

    • @ferrenberg
      @ferrenberg Před 3 lety +3

      I get the message but there was rock and metal in the Soviet Union way before it. People should check it out actually, Soviet rock/metal were pretty amazing

  • @user-fh8fg9qh1x
    @user-fh8fg9qh1x Před rokem +18

    Самый лучший концерт в моей жизни

  • @pepperdiao37
    @pepperdiao37 Před rokem +2

    Feels so good that I can hear Jason's bass in Harvester!

  • @richardrejmer8721
    @richardrejmer8721 Před 4 lety +109

    I can only imagine what it was like for those young people who had suffered under YEARS of repression and censorship. . To be FINALLY allowed to see a rock band . . LIVE!
    AND THEN. . . Their FIRST experience of raw, live rock is METALLICA. . At FULL BLAST. . In their prime!
    Fucking MINDS. . . . BLOWN!!!!!!
    The emotion would have been OVERWHELMING!!!
    It's like your whole life, the "emotion" and "freedom" dials were set at 1 or 2. . .
    Then you come to this show and someone turns the dials up to 40,000!!!

    • @MetalrageHell
      @MetalrageHell Před 4 lety +2

      Freedom and Democracy! USA \m/\m/

    • @MrIgorek13
      @MrIgorek13 Před 4 lety +5

      Sad but true😁but first Rock festival was also in Moscow in 89, Peace Music fest featuring Skid, Cinderella, Poison, Bon Jovi, Ozzy etc
      Honestly Tom Kiefer and Zakk still the show, I was there. On Monster fest.is 1 million 600k people. The biggest Rock gest ever and all bands plays for free to support freedom! Hail to the King!

    • @vladlast5507
      @vladlast5507 Před 3 lety

      Sorry but its Its not true it's propaganda

    • @mustang8206
      @mustang8206 Před 3 lety

      It was Pantera that was the first glimpse of Western rock

    • @peepopoo4387
      @peepopoo4387 Před 2 lety

      @@MetalrageHell the US isn't a Democracy. We are a Constitutional Republic and you guys use that BS democracy line to justify invading other countries. How's that democracy in Iraq and Afghanistan going? Also the Democrats hate freedom and mock people who still believe in freedom of speech and gun rights.

  • @satoru.3804
    @satoru.3804 Před 5 lety +67

    If someone says Metal isn't famous, show him this video.

    • @danny8807
      @danny8807 Před 3 lety +3

      Who tf is ever going to say that

    • @initialreeee8yearsago598
      @initialreeee8yearsago598 Před 2 lety

      Unfortunately there are still people who havent heard of Metallica, many of which I know, of which I punched them in the face

  • @annakutacheva
    @annakutacheva Před 2 lety +18

    Аудионаркотик самый настоящий! Безумно завидую свидетелям этого легендарного концерта, похожее вряд ли когда-то ещё случится - таких песен уже не пишут, да и у молодежи свои кумиры...

  • @alexvolkov30
    @alexvolkov30 Před 2 lety +33

    Самый великий концерт в Мире...!!!

    • @paulmurray6663
      @paulmurray6663 Před 2 lety

      Alex Volkov, This Concert Was 1991, Peace And Love To All Russian And Ukraine Citizens, I Actually Attended This Concert, Mega Fan Back in Those Innocent Days

  • @UPLband
    @UPLband Před 5 lety +1813

    No mobiles, no cameras.

    • @muhammadirsyazman8389
      @muhammadirsyazman8389 Před 5 lety +150

      UPLband because mobile phone don’t exist at that time stupid dumb ass

    • @kaiserwilhelmii1827
      @kaiserwilhelmii1827 Před 5 lety +51

      @@muhammadirsyazman8389 Ironic

    • @sovietred7371
      @sovietred7371 Před 5 lety +37

      Lol mobile phones and cameras wernt cancer back then, like they are today, cuz ppl actually enjoyed what whas infront of them instead of trying to capture it

    • @sovietred7371
      @sovietred7371 Před 5 lety +10

      Plus mobile phones back then were bricks

    • @Zawmbbeh
      @Zawmbbeh Před 5 lety +52

      "merr merr no phones merrr merrrrrrr mrrrrrrrr i hate kids merrrrrrr merrrrrr"

  • @ghhough228
    @ghhough228 Před 6 lety +191

    This had to be the most intense moment ever experienced by any band ever, to walk out on stage in front of 1.5 M metal starved Russians with open arms... I love the Russian people... so much passion... you are BEAUTIFUL! \m/ \m/

    • @michaelairton3723
      @michaelairton3723 Před 6 lety +26

      I'm pretty sure nobody has ever rocked as hard as Newsted did starting at 1:21.
      I mean, holy shit.... playing in a country he'd grown up being told was his enemy, and whose government and his were ready to annihilate each other only a few years earlier.... and now he's playing in front of a million of that country's people cheering for his band, as the world changes right in front of them? Hard to imagine a higher career peak than that. \m/

    • @eatenbyghouls1849
      @eatenbyghouls1849 Před 6 lety +3

      500,000

    • @dennisr.6023
      @dennisr.6023 Před 6 lety +9

      +C Marshall nope they were actually 1.6 million , james in his interview was downsizing it

    • @garymitchell5899
      @garymitchell5899 Před 6 lety

      In fact it looks smaller than RiR. No way anything more than 500k.

    • @soupit32
      @soupit32 Před 6 lety +5

      Gary Mitchell its 1.6mil

  • @moneylover42069
    @moneylover42069 Před 4 měsíci +1

    this concert gives me chills in a warm room

  • @josephAlaniz-ch7br
    @josephAlaniz-ch7br Před 5 měsíci

    I Know That Moscow, Russia Was Amazed By This Day , Seeing "Metallica" Live. From Joey Alaniz From Houston, Texas De Magnolia Park Neighborhood And To All The Fans Around Here.Rock On Metallica !

  • @ratedrgookerstar4307
    @ratedrgookerstar4307 Před 6 lety +31

    James's voice was never any better this.

  • @gestaposantaclaus
    @gestaposantaclaus Před 6 lety +736

    Much love to the Russian people from California. Don’t let our leaders keep us from rockin together!

    • @tatianarakowski3851
      @tatianarakowski3851 Před 5 lety +16

      Amen!

    • @MrJekcon
      @MrJekcon Před 4 lety +47

      music will save the world this fucking world

    • @MrLordExdeath
      @MrLordExdeath Před 4 lety +23

      @@MrJekcon Music is like Football (Soccer) :D the world will stand together when it plays

    • @faxx09
      @faxx09 Před 4 lety +14

      nahui politicians! We are all one! Music has no borders

    • @edocredo
      @edocredo Před 4 lety +16

      Peace from Moscow

  • @augustudio40
    @augustudio40 Před rokem +7

    А мне повезло. Я там был.

  • @jonathanclinkscales6637
    @jonathanclinkscales6637 Před 6 měsíci +1

    Wow! 1.6 million, live, loving your music. Incredible!

  • @user-cs9mh5ms2o
    @user-cs9mh5ms2o Před 2 lety +143

    Был там и выжил :)) И это был прекрасно! Такое не забыть и через 30 лет.

    • @live_stream
      @live_stream Před 2 lety

      охренеть ты старый...я понять не могу, в 91 году металлика и подобные группы были популярны в мёртвом совке?

    • @user-cs9mh5ms2o
      @user-cs9mh5ms2o Před 2 lety +11

      @@live_stream Есть такое хехе. 1969 родился, но с 1983 и по сей день Accept, Manowar, Metallica!! В 86-м за пластинки чуть из института и из комсомола не выгнали, такие дела были.

    • @user-wc2rc3xn4j
      @user-wc2rc3xn4j Před 2 lety +10

      @@live_stream Ты даже не представляешь как заблуждаешься про мёртвый совок и про то какие вкусы в музыке тогда были казалось у обыденных совковых слушателей! Я не говорю про уважаемых бабушек дедушек, но наши мамы и отцы хорошо разбирались в музыке и вкус у них был отличный! Говорю за своих, мама была завклубом в 70/80-х и там играли пластинки Led Zeppelin и Judas priest, другое дело как на это смотрели власти? да не Металлика или Чёрный шабаш, но.

    • @user-fg5zo4ls1i
      @user-fg5zo4ls1i Před 2 lety +2

      Да, это было круто, была там )

    • @gne4do
      @gne4do Před 2 lety +5

      @@live_stream выдумки это всё про "мертвый совок" у меня папа спокойно в 80-х фарцевал Iron maiden'om и Accept'ом

  • @vengeens
    @vengeens Před 2 lety +120

    I was there. It was great!. We had some vodka and some special tobacco. It was fun. All bands were good. Then these guys began to play and it was like lightning and thunder!

    • @weswesyall2827
      @weswesyall2827 Před 2 lety +5

      haha "special" tobacco.. Sounds like more liberty than you have nowadays... :(

    • @speedbird737
      @speedbird737 Před 2 lety +1

      not any more

    • @Hear4Metallica
      @Hear4Metallica Před 2 lety +1

      Was weed easy to get in the USSR in the 80s?

    • @user-bf3hb6qi2y
      @user-bf3hb6qi2y Před 2 lety +1

      @@Hear4Metallica it depended, I think, now it's easier

    • @durden2480
      @durden2480 Před 2 lety

      Lucky bastard

  • @Taachino
    @Taachino Před rokem +3

    12:55 - Lars in his own world! What joy it has been watching him all these years!

    • @simons.2281
      @simons.2281 Před rokem

      Yeah he's completely in the zone. What an out-of-this-world experience it must have been playing there.

  • @simonwilliams9931
    @simonwilliams9931 Před 2 lety +1

    Enjoyed every second of this show ,Very hard to repeat now ,the grace and spirit of the crowd gone forever .

  • @ibraveheart5700
    @ibraveheart5700 Před 6 lety +276

    Imagine the traffic once it ended

  • @song-ul4it
    @song-ul4it Před 2 lety +658

    0% Smart Phone
    100% Enjoying the moments

    • @terencehill9042
      @terencehill9042 Před 2 lety +13

      Yeah it’s sad seeing people nowadays with their phones out and not simply enjoying the moment

    • @Mole_m4n
      @Mole_m4n Před 2 lety +24

      yeah no shit smartphones weren’t invented

    • @tomt6142
      @tomt6142 Před 2 lety +12

      @@Mole_m4n You missed the point : (

    • @billystandridge3609
      @billystandridge3609 Před 2 lety

      Trying and having a loud demonstration and rocking out.

    • @geremiajonathan1814
      @geremiajonathan1814 Před 2 lety +3

      And 0% communism

  • @user-gb6nm7qx9d
    @user-gb6nm7qx9d Před 2 lety +3

    Такого уже никогда не повторится, а ведь я там был)