mathew garza well I know when you drink for a certain amount of years your voice can change I think that’s what happened to James over the timespan of 84 to 89
Now that I think about it, it makes a lot of sense became he had some classical training, and in classical music the accent of the rhythms tends to be on the 1 of the 4/4 or 3/4 measures, instead of the the 2 and 4 like most rock or metal songs.
Right when hammet goes into the solo, I love it that I can see Cliff go to his speakers and he’s feeling his bass tone. Such a godly sound. Rip my boy. See u in the afterlife.
😆Well-said. The trick is he doesn’t bang from the neck, he bangs from the delts and thoracic spine. This is actually a much safer and healthier way to do it. Trust me-I’m closin in on 40, and I fuct up my jaw and fractured mi spine just at the base of the skull from banging from the neck in mi teens and twenties! Now I can’t do it at all without risking serious injury, and I’ve got a load of other back issues from trying to avoid re-injury. If there’s one message I could give to all young metal heads, this is it: You’ll end up stiff if you don’t bang like Cliff.
Man Kirk absolutely nailed and totally shredded through that solo , amazing how good these guys were so early on in their career , it's like they were instantaneously living legends from their first 3 albums alone, nobody in the thrash metal scene could level with shit from this album, true musical genius's, this stuff will never get old no matter how old it or myself may get , itlll always hit just as hard , absolutely amazing
I know everyone says 1989-1991 James was the best, but I personally love this younger James more, just something about him being young and wild while having that raw voice that I like
No he was not. Burton was an excellent bass player, but the heart of the band was - and still is -James Hetfield. The day Hetfield changed, the band turned to a different direction.
It’s hard for me to wrap my head around the fact that only 11 years after this, they were releasing Load. I love Load and Reload for what they are, but they are just so different from 80’s Metallica.
It's so nice to see Cliff playing with them it still kills me that hes gone. I miss him so much. I still liked a couple albums they did after him but their is always that part missing.. I'm still listening to you Cliff. RIP..
Mike Graham I would agree but something about day on the green just gives me chill. Idk if it’s just a constant shot of cliff or what but it’ll be by far my favorite Metallica concert. Even if it doesn’t have the best audio. I feel like it was the most thrash Metallica concert James just sung great and played with straight passion.
Can Kılıç doesn’t matter, it’s still a good album. Everyone only hates it because of enter sandman and nothing else matters but there’s still lots of other great underrated songs which are just as good as their first 4 albums.
The most important saga of metal: (imo) Lightning, Puppets, Justice. No dis to Kill 'Em or Black. I see Black as the death of the old style and new direction which is brilliant in its own right.
Kill em All was pure energy and a statement of force, a beautiful baby. But Lightning, Puppets and Justice were just the holy triad of Thrash; these are far better and progressive albums and you can clearly feel Cliff's influence. Black and everything after that was "we need money from people who don't like fast songs, sorry not sorry".
Primeira música do Metallica que ouvi na vida, em uma pequena fita kassete doada por um amigo, nela continha, o tank, loudness, mercyful fate, exciter e malmesteen, o que dizer sobre o impacto que essas bandas me causaram no auge dos meus 14 anos, só tenho a agradecer ao meu amigo que compartilhou comigo essas jóias do metal.
I remember being 10 yrs old and my much older took me to see metallica master of puppets tour that's how I got addicted to this band my mom was mad but I had a BLAST!! Now I'm 43 still rocking to all their old stuff and cliff gave me his t shirt (I still have today) and he signed it.Cliff turned me on to playing bass R.I.P Cliff
I always really loved the era of 84-87ish. Lars really always made an effort to play the drum parts how they were written through that time period. A lot of people glorify his playing even through the early 90’s but the facts are that he started getting lazy around 88 and 89. For example, go watch the four horsemen from seattle 89 and you’ll see that Lars completely simplifies the kick pattern instead of doing the triplets in the original recording. It’s a shame he stopped playing like he did in this video.
AGS 15 It doesn't have to sound like Live After Death, but they probably could have produced one during the Puppets tour. Bands like Maiden already had live releases on their second tours.
It cost a lot for a good live recording and Metallica didn't really start banking until the end of the Master of Puppets tour/beginning of the Justice era.
This was my Metallica. At that time I worshiped this band I was wanting to see them so damn much. Why they didn't come to Florida they're first couple years touring I don't know . If they would have stayed on the Ozzy 86 tour just one more month when he got down in September I could have seen them instead of Queensryche opening & Cliff wouldn't have gotten killed.
Me too man. I was going on 11 during this time. And of course I knew nothing of metal or Metallica back then. lol I didn't discover Metallica or really metal until I was 15. It changed my life forever. 1990 what a great year in my life. \,,/
Cliff carrying the number when Jaymz' sound drops. Kirk killing the solo. The compressed sound of a bootlegged VHS recording. '80's Metallica! It'll never come again. I mean it when I say I'm sorry most of ya'll missed it. I know I miss it today. And to think, Metallica fans were so few back in the day. Trust me, they were not widely revered in the mid-80s. Now. Well, the rest is history.
@@bribear0030 I think the joke is about the fact that they play much faster then on the album and surprised people were singing a little slower than James :)
I expected other people to comment on this but I didn’t see any. If you notice just after the big solo ends and James starts singing again, Kirks guitars breaks a string, you can see it popping off around 4:44 and at that point on you start hearing this occasional squeaky/screetchy sound. That is the sound of that loose string swinging around still attached, you can see him trying to deal with the broken string afterwards while still trying to play the song. Good thing it broke AS SOON as the solo was finished instead of during. Good timing.
@@zachary9057 True, I just rewatched it in 0.5 speed and all strings seem intact. The noise was probably just the string "detaching" from the nut. I've had it happen a couple of times, when the string kind of moves from behind/under the locks
Seen them here when they we're "TIGHT" and in their prime and also at the Monsters of Rock in Akron, Ohio at the Akron Rubber Bowl. Can't even BEGIN to describe it! Cliff was so SUPERB and AMAZING here! If only I had a time machine...1st place I'd go!
Yeah... Would be cool. But they are in their 50s. And their calm guys. Age made them more mature and all. Of course, if they would have the same attitude now... Shit... No metal band could stand near. Well, yeah, Pantera... But anyway, they still rock hard.
@@redbeardedberserker yeah they are, let's be real if you go watch them live you want them to play songs from 80-92 not any of their new stuff. It's the same thing with Metallica you want to play stuff from their glory days as well.
If I ever form a cover band (or just a band in general) and I cover this song on an album, I wanna do the part at the beginning where he screams "RIDE THE LIGHTNIIIIIING!!" That has some badass affect.
Fuck yes! They played this so damn fast, I would have given anything to see them back in the day! I've always loved the "dangerous " metal of the 80s, I was about 13 when I was introduced to thrash metal and it was life changing for me!
![Metallica - Live at Day On The Green, Oakland, CA (1985) [Pro-Shot]](http://i.ytimg.com/vi/8Z04FtRzgJc/mqdefault.jpg)
James in '85: 15 years old
James in '89: 35 years old
True🤣
Ozan Canca had to be drugs after cliffs death
@@mathewgarza3436 no dude, James never done drugs. It's just that in 1989 he has beard and has more muscle, that's why he looks much older
mathew garza well I know when you drink for a certain amount of years your voice can change I think that’s what happened to James over the timespan of 84 to 89
@@mrmrschorlton1153 Coke is a heavy drug
Young angry drunk Metallica really were untouchable.
Hoopspur rough as guts but full of juice
A band with big 4 balls
@Bosko517 Yes! Forbidden my all time favorite thrash metal band!
@jonny j Still drunk apparently!
Gods of Heavy/Thrash
3:28 that solo was so good the soul of guitar had left its body
Serious Series: Serious Solo
I saw it 🤣🤣
James had the craziest voice back in the 80s
My favourite part is his insane "Now it's time to DIIIIIIE!!!" at 1:51.
Crazy?
You need to work on your vocabulary man.
HIS VOICE WAS THE GOD OF METAL-------------PERFECT
He sang with more aggression and fury back then. He still sings good, but the fire is gone
Yeah then he cut his fucking balls off when they made that fucking gay ass black album
I just love how Cliff is off to the side just doing his own thing. He still headbangs in reverse. Rip
Now that I think about it, it makes a lot of sense became he had some classical training, and in classical music the accent of the rhythms tends to be on the 1 of the 4/4 or 3/4 measures, instead of the the 2 and 4 like most rock or metal songs.
They hated Jason for doing the same
@@johnryan1798he tried too hard to be cliff sometimes and it showed. The band chemistry wasnt the same with him although he was a good fit for talent
I love watching his headbang style, he looks awesome! I'm a 48 year old woman, headbanging in my car on my lunch break!😂
Right when hammet goes into the solo, I love it that I can see Cliff go to his speakers and he’s feeling his bass tone. Such a godly sound. Rip my boy. See u in the afterlife.
If I had a time machine, I would be here right now.
Jacob Witherspoon I’d be at the Seattle 89’ show
Can in come too?
Jacob Witherspoon wouldn’t we all?
I was there and i wanna go back. Unforgettable time.
@@jake6887 Wow you're so lucky
You have to admit Metallica was one of the greatest bands to come out of the 80's
sck mabls Nooo. We GET to admit they were one of the greatest bands to come out of the 80’s
THE BEST
You don’t need to admit it’s a fact
@@harpsailorharp6716gg go and listen to other bands
@@imangalimusabekov7361 ah yes he can't possibly just have Metallica as his favourite band
One of the best solos Hammet's ever done.
david j that’s because Mustaine wrote it lmao
No he didn't. That solo was all Kirk Hammett. Mustaine did contribute riffs to the song though.
Hammett is adolescent. Kirk "WAWA" Hammet
I didn't know Jackson's had blackout pickups back in '85
@@skummtoons6686i think those are emg 81's kirk had installed when he ordered the guitar
during the chorus the crowd has become james backup vocals
giving me chills everytime i watch this
why so many likes? audiences sing along at every concert. you could make such a claim of any concert
Reminds me Creeping Death's DIE DIE
That’s shown they have the best crowd who know the lyric
So cool
Now that's the real James voice that we want to hear. Chills to the bones!!
It reminds me of when I was first introduced to metallica's music back in the 80s! They were so raw and angry back then!
I personally think this is the best LIVE performance of Ride The Lightning.
Me too, I can't stop watching this!
0:09 even camera guy is headbanging
Thats edited
@@banranbehja7188 no, he is headbanging
No surprised it’s a god like riff
Either he is or there was some stabilization added in the clip. Either way that looks pretty cool
@Roger Taylor Thats edited. Here is the original: czcams.com/video/LNLm2Tq_Lds/video.html
Watching Cliff headbang is like being in some alternate reality where time has no meaning
😆Well-said.
The trick is he doesn’t bang from the neck, he bangs from the delts and thoracic spine. This is actually a much safer and healthier way to do it. Trust me-I’m closin in on 40, and I fuct up my jaw and fractured mi spine just at the base of the skull from banging from the neck in mi teens and twenties! Now I can’t do it at all without risking serious injury, and I’ve got a load of other back issues from trying to avoid re-injury.
If there’s one message I could give to all young metal heads, this is it: You’ll end up stiff if you don’t bang like Cliff.
Thanks pal@@riphopfer5816
1:52 Hell yeah! James is insane
It's also fun when he screams the "OH PLEASE GOD HELP ME!!!" parts.
also 0:00 xd
1:50
"Now it's time to DIIIIIIIIIIE!!!"
lmfao, typical James Hetfield. xD
@Michael Wong He was aware of Bathory early on
Heavy riffs in E... incredible what they create.
Heaviness in standard E isn't uncommon at all
Lars is doing MAD work to power their engine of power chords! Never really realized how much he basically conducts the band with his beats.
Can you imagine how much his arms must ache after a show?!
Man Kirk absolutely nailed and totally shredded through that solo , amazing how good these guys were so early on in their career , it's like they were instantaneously living legends from their first 3 albums alone, nobody in the thrash metal scene could level with shit from this album, true musical genius's, this stuff will never get old no matter how old it or myself may get , itlll always hit just as hard , absolutely amazing
So true!
I know everyone says 1989-1991 James was the best, but I personally love this younger James more, just something about him being young and wild while having that raw voice that I like
Exactly the years I only ever watch
@@bribear0030 A dick that wrote great music and had an awesome stage presence. I'm all up for that,
James blew his voice during the making of the Black album
zakkrick He was doing too much trying to be Chris Isaak. His words, not mine. Maybe if they’d stuck to this he’d be ok
Metallica: 1982-1988
1:51 holy shit James O__O
Hetfield’s voice is so savage and raw. Nothing out there can match it.
**was
Guess you never heard of king diamond 😞
Axl rose in his prime too
@@zachdoppler9383 eww.
layne staley in his prime blew james out of the park
Why does James' hair always looks like spaghetti
hes got italian food on the mind
Hetty Spaghetti
James Spaghetfield
@@TThatsWhatSheSaid1 Nice!!!!
This was Metallica... Incredible band, their first three album are pure magic!
First 5 to me.
Imo RTL is better than MOP
Man, they were on fucking fire! So glad this recording exists! :)
im glad that nowadays metallica releases some of there old and rare vedios..i conclude that cliff is the heart and soul of the band.
Don't forget Mustaine, he's the mastermind behind those early Metallica riffs.
the title Master of puppets doesn't ring a bell to you, do you?
No he was not. Burton was an excellent bass player, but the heart of the band was - and still is -James Hetfield. The day Hetfield changed, the band turned to a different direction.
hearts and faces are very different things, I know of people without the latest, not the other way...
The amount of overrating people give to Cliff to this day is astounding
fucking ride the lightning
Fuck The Lightning?
@@TheKartoffel101how
Anybody else notice that James' guitar went out during the solo?
Yep. Cliff was looking around trying to figure out what happened.
At what point?
3:40 ish
apostolis x I think around 3:40 he's kinda looking around thinking "where the fuck is James' guitar?"
I finally comes back around 4:30ish
80s metal, what a magical time.
LIKEWISE!
This has to be the top 5 best thrash metal songs of all time!!!!
Best album ever. I was blown away the first time I heard it. My mouth dropped open. So amazing. Even now. 🤘
And then Master of Puppets released.....
I still listen to ride the lighting on a weekly basis. I was born in 86 it's my childhood music.
Metallica are so badass that even when both their guitar players have technical issues, they still rock harder than you could believe.
They roock Thee shiit of aalllll .
james’s voice in 85 was so unique
Long hair and head banging. Those were the days! 🤘🏻
Today, it's short or no hair and, either dancing or standing still. WTF HAPPENED?!
Have to give credit to Lars, drums sound amazing here !!
hi hat is a little too loud
No, no - That's great :)
*cocaine feels amazing here !!
@@finnmc4923 I don't Lars got heavy into coke until between Master of Puppets and AJFA
TrevorClark_37 that is what makes it
It’s hard for me to wrap my head around the fact that only 11 years after this, they were releasing Load. I love Load and Reload for what they are, but they are just so different from 80’s Metallica.
One of my friends used Reload as a beer coaster. I always felt Metallica owned the 80s, while Pantera owned the 90s.
It's so nice to see Cliff playing with them it still kills me that hes gone. I miss him so much. I still liked a couple albums they did after him but their is always that part missing.. I'm still listening to you Cliff. RIP..
in my opinion the best version of ride the lightning live
Yeah. And the best part
Cliff is playing bass here.
Willy Josh Grugahalle 1986.
Mike Graham I would agree but something about day on the green just gives me chill. Idk if it’s just a constant shot of cliff or what but it’ll be by far my favorite Metallica concert. Even if it doesn’t have the best audio. I feel like it was the most thrash Metallica concert James just sung great and played with straight passion.
@@AdmiraHax Try again. That was 25.01.1987. And no. I've got the For Metallians Only boot of the Gruga concert. Ain't got shit on Hammer '85..
Have you seen all of them?
I love how the crowd goes quiet to hear Kirk play.
Its awesome
They also go quiet cuz they notice they were completely off beat.
Awesome. Classic freaking tune. Hail Metallica.
watching Lars behind his drums reminds me of animal from the muppets going crazy.
Justin Scrivner LOL
That's fucken awesome man 🤘👍
Lol 😂 now that’s a good enough analogy.
Hahahahahahahaha, omfg! Lol, I probably won't ever get that out of my head now.
I’m so proud to be a part of metal history
I was 12 when this came out and to this day nothing comes close to this one song.
I'm with you there! I first heard this when I was 13 and it changed my life!
the Real Metallica
Nope. Just young Metallica. They are always real Metallica.
You’re lying if you tel me you didn’t love the black album. is that not real metallica?
Vladimir Tarasenkshow black album is the worst album of their first 5 albums
doesnt mean it isnt good Can.
Can Kılıç doesn’t matter, it’s still a good album. Everyone only hates it because of enter sandman and nothing else matters but there’s still lots of other great underrated songs which are just as good as their first 4 albums.
The most important saga of metal: (imo) Lightning, Puppets, Justice. No dis to Kill 'Em or Black. I see Black as the death of the old style and new direction which is brilliant in its own right.
Kill em All was pure energy and a statement of force, a beautiful baby. But Lightning, Puppets and Justice were just the holy triad of Thrash; these are far better and progressive albums and you can clearly feel Cliff's influence.
Black and everything after that was "we need money from people who don't like fast songs, sorry not sorry".
Primeira música do Metallica que ouvi na vida, em uma pequena fita kassete doada por um amigo, nela continha, o tank, loudness, mercyful fate, exciter e malmesteen, o que dizer sobre o impacto que essas bandas me causaram no auge dos meus 14 anos, só tenho a agradecer ao meu amigo que compartilhou comigo essas jóias do metal.
Irado cara, a maneira como éramos introduzidos na música pesada através das famigeradas fitinhas cassetes era realmente algo sensacional.
I remember being 10 yrs old and my much older took me to see metallica master of puppets tour that's how I got addicted to this band my mom was mad but I had a BLAST!! Now I'm 43 still rocking to all their old stuff and cliff gave me his t shirt (I still have today) and he signed it.Cliff turned me on to playing bass R.I.P Cliff
Ed Petitt you know how legendary that is?
I always really loved the era of 84-87ish. Lars really always made an effort to play the drum parts how they were written through that time period. A lot of people glorify his playing even through the early 90’s but the facts are that he started getting lazy around 88 and 89. For example, go watch the four horsemen from seattle 89 and you’ll see that Lars completely simplifies the kick pattern instead of doing the triplets in the original recording. It’s a shame he stopped playing like he did in this video.
Even in 1983 Lars played everything exactly like the recording and it sounded so organic. He never missed a beat.
This. Is. So. Fuckin. GOOOD!
They were 23-24 yo around this time, they’ve gone out to tour Europe, so brave and lots of balls conquering the stage!
Wrong. They ranged from 21 to 23 years old.
I truly miss this old metallica
They are & they'll always be known as of being the Lords of THRASH METAL!!!!
Forever!!
that first scream! fuckin chills
FFFFUUUUUUCCKKK!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
I was there, 16 years old. They totally blew the people away. (All people.)
Watching interviews from this era, Kirk and James were such nerds. Then they pump out shit like this. I love it.
2:03 GO!
ALLRIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIGHT RIDE THEE LIGHTNING!
Josh Houston GOOD GOD
Ride the Lightning is such a underrated song
Hahahaahaha, you joking right?😂
They really should have released a live album during this era
SepticSchizo955 doubt they would have had the money for it
AGS 15 It doesn't have to sound like Live After Death, but they probably could have produced one during the Puppets tour. Bands like Maiden already had live releases on their second tours.
SepticSchizo955 this was during the ride the lightning tour, not puppets
AGS 15 I know, but same era nonetheless. They'd probably have enough by then I'm guessing.
It cost a lot for a good live recording and Metallica didn't really start banking until the end of the Master of Puppets tour/beginning of the Justice era.
This was my Metallica. At that time I worshiped this band I was wanting to see them so damn much. Why they didn't come to Florida they're first couple years touring I don't know . If they would have stayed on the Ozzy 86 tour just one more month when he got down in September I could have seen them instead of Queensryche opening & Cliff wouldn't have gotten killed.
All I think about when I see Kirk, James, and Cliff bashing their brains to a pulp is the amazing piece of history I'm watching.
He didn’t write the main riff to this song. He wrote the solo and bridge. Go look it up
Man If only I could have seen them live during this time!!! 🤘😈🤘
It was an amazing time, my friend.
Seen them in 89 on the damaged Justice tour Knoxville Tennessee and it was amazing no opening band and they played for hours and hours it seemed
I did!
Me too man. I was going on 11 during this time. And of course I knew nothing of metal or Metallica back then. lol I didn't discover Metallica or really metal until I was 15. It changed my life forever. 1990 what a great year in my life. \,,/
My brother bought the music back then I was too young to see them back.
Can we talk about the AMAZING job of image stabilization and audio enhancement done here? Bloody hell.
Cliff carrying the number when Jaymz' sound drops. Kirk killing the solo. The compressed sound of a bootlegged VHS recording. '80's Metallica! It'll never come again. I mean it when I say I'm sorry most of ya'll missed it. I know I miss it today.
And to think, Metallica fans were so few back in the day. Trust me, they were not widely revered in the mid-80s. Now. Well, the rest is history.
There's never going to be another band that could perform like Metallica, believe me i seen them 5 times.
If only the crowd could keep time
indeed
Well it was a new song at the time too, gotta keep that in mind
Chris Erickson ride the lightning the album was out for many months by the time this was performed
@@bribear0030 I think the joke is about the fact that they play much faster then on the album and surprised people were singing a little slower than James :)
😆😆😆
How in the hell can anyone give this video a thumbs down?
Jarod Marquis Dave Mustaine made 13 different accounts just to dislike this.
Exactly!!! Boggles the mind
they had their screens upside down, so it was thumb up👍🏻
Seattle 89 fanboys
Ignorant people can!
I love old metallica. Great song and great solo. Cliff Burton 🤘👍
I expected other people to comment on this but I didn’t see any. If you notice just after the big solo ends and James starts singing again, Kirks guitars breaks a string, you can see it popping off around 4:44 and at that point on you start hearing this occasional squeaky/screetchy sound. That is the sound of that loose string swinging around still attached, you can see him trying to deal with the broken string afterwards while still trying to play the song. Good thing it broke AS SOON as the solo was finished instead of during. Good timing.
Yeah and also james's guitar can't be hear during Kirk's solo
Fish Renfroe Boyd I don’t think he broke a string i think it was a glare on the camera
Yeah, imagine if it had broken during the solo...
@@zachary9057 True, I just rewatched it in 0.5 speed and all strings seem intact. The noise was probably just the string "detaching" from the nut. I've had it happen a couple of times, when the string kind of moves from behind/under the locks
Seen them here when they we're "TIGHT" and in their prime and also at the Monsters of Rock in Akron, Ohio at the Akron Rubber Bowl. Can't even BEGIN to describe it! Cliff was so SUPERB and AMAZING here! If only I had a time machine...1st place I'd go!
James with one the best Hardcore Punk vocals in 80s Metal scene. I miss that Hardcore Punk influences
yes! so good!
we are all so lucky to have this footage in 2020
Favorite song and favorite performance of that song.
Ter 18 anos em 1985, não têm preço.
blows my mind to see and hear they wrote this song in 1985., they were ahead of their time period
So fun to see Cliff is headbanging the half time while the others are at full speed. Also I love his screams.
Never will there be a thrash metal band as good as they were in that time.
Jesus, the bass is so loud... Cliff was a god
@País Vigilancia Católica nah cliff is god
80’s Metallica, unreal!! Hot Tub Time Machine dial set to 1985......
Theres nothing better than old school thrash
God damn Cliff was the epitome of awesomeness!
Love watching vintage Metallica esp with Cliff
I saw them in the 7th grade open for ozzy on the master of puppets album..they stole the show
1986 master of puppets. I saw that too. Last show Cliff ever did here in Chicago
When the solo just started that was just majestic and this is like the guitar sounded majestically
Best videos of them ever!!!!
Thanks for putting these together!!
Just imagine if Metallica was like that today...they would totally scare away all the trendy fanboys.
Yeah... Would be cool. But they are in their 50s. And their calm guys. Age made them more mature and all. Of course, if they would have the same attitude now... Shit... No metal band could stand near. Well, yeah, Pantera... But anyway, they still rock hard.
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@@redbeardedberserker Yes. I've also heard about Slayer and bla bla bla. But. Not everyone is the same.
@@redbeardedberserker Iron Maiden is meh these days
@@redbeardedberserker yeah they are, let's be real if you go watch them live you want them to play songs from 80-92 not any of their new stuff. It's the same thing with Metallica you want to play stuff from their glory days as well.
I love the harsh coarse voice that James has in the live 😩❤️
Rest in peace Cliff!!
James voice is soo amazing at this show
Metallica in their absolute prime.
Those lucky audience members seeing them perform Lightning after it came out recently. 🤘🏼
Never heard a crowd sing lyrics that fucking loud that is awesome 🤘🤘
yes, you can imagine the party the crowd had that night. gives me chills hearing everybody singing along like that
If I ever form a cover band (or just a band in general) and I cover this song on an album, I wanna do the part at the beginning where he screams "RIDE THE LIGHTNIIIIIING!!" That has some badass affect.
Cliff 'em all only covered 1/2 this amazing show...too bad would love to own this dvd
I was 16 in 85. I wasn't into heavy metal but the guy I liked and all of his friends were.
Metallica the year I was born. Love em so much. Metallica and Megadeth. Bands that make me remember my own passion for music.
If you notice there is no dislikes! METALLICA!!!!
Now here's 3, Bieber, Perry, and some guy hired by Bieber.
MELHOR DAS MELHORES FASES. LONGA VIDA AO HEAVY METAL EM TODO O MUNDO.
I love watching cliff just kinda go insane on his side of the stage while James and kirk do their thing
Fuck yes! They played this so damn fast, I would have given anything to see them back in the day! I've always loved the "dangerous " metal of the 80s, I was about 13 when I was introduced to thrash metal and it was life changing for me!
I can't stop looking at that beautiful blond hair.