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They learned after the Napster debacle!

And still so many people putting up their own crapvideos..

Yeah just the phones down and be preset

Where can I get the rest of the videos? They only upload a few

WHEREVER I MAY ROAM + FADE TO BLACK = tattoo a BIG M in my wrist

Too is one of my favorite songs of Black Album Actually the 3rd song favorite

It's my favorite song too ❤❤❤

Can't argue with that.

my favourite Metallica song.... still roaming baby since it was released 32 years ago

He's been sounding better on this tour than he's sounded in years. Something seems to have lit a fire under his butt.

Agreed

Worldwired was goated.

🤟💯🎸

you mean after jason newsted left? For sure best playing Ulrich since them.

World Magnetic*

He's definitely trying his best. Far better than he was in the mid-2000's. Not as authoritive as he was in 1988-1993, but he's also 60 now so... can't complain at all.

Damn straight

My jaw hit the ground when he actually went for the double bass in One that night. I'd heard he hadn't been able to for years

He started a bit weak but he kept improving as the song went on🤘🏼 Kirk was mighty impressive in this one!

60’s now. All of them.

I think in part it's the way they tour now, with a few weeks on and a few off. That lets them stay fresh physically. Also playing the no repeat sets seems to have lifted both them and the fans, so many bands will just grind out the same set for a whole tour yet Metallica are playing 40 or so different songs over 2 nights.

@@VanAnon51 Not Trujillo who celebrated it's 59th anniversary in October this year. And Ulrich is still 59 until Christmas is passed this year!

Half the band is eligible to eat at any NYC senior center for a suggested $1.50 - and they can each bring one younger guest along. It would be epic if Metallica showed up to one for a pop-up set at a senior lunch program. My mom was the director of a senior lunch program for many years, and was an art consultant prior to that. She would have totally invited the band, but she became ill and passed about 5 years ago. She always loved when her 90 years olds did more than most 20 year olds, but there were 60-70 year olds who were fresh out of retirement age and really feeling like they were suddenly old. She would have loved the idea of an epic band (or several) surprising seniors to show them that you’re only as old as you feel in your mind, even if your body isn’t what it once was - and these guys are NOT old. I mean, look at Rob’s crab walk while effortlessly playing a bass on point. Kirk’s nimble guitar fingers. Lars’ timing and physicality seems better than ever. Het is just pure riff monster with his speed. I know James has expressed feeling old sometimes, and maybe doing an event like I suggested would also show him that he’s anything but old for all he’s still actively doing - not just with the band, but his classic car hobbies, charity events, book events, enjoying his home, beautiful family, etc. He’s kinda doing the same stuff that he’s done for many years. He should not feel old. He should feel incredible - if he ever wants to date this 42 year old (hi James!), it would be my honor to do so. I never wanted to date anyone more than ten years older, yet I don’t see him as being old at all. Would love to have the chance to change his mind, lol. Dreams are free, folks! 😂😂😂

Real talk!

True. But let's also face it: they are the best metal band that ever was and ever will be. When Bon Scott, James Bonham, Randy Rhoads, Phil Lynott, Curt Cobain, Layne Stayley, Ronnie James Dio or Lemmy Kilmister (and all the others I can't think of right now) passed away it was a huge loss for the movement. When the guys from Sabbath, Maiden, Slayer, Judas Priest, Guns n' Roses, AC/DC are going to leave us, it will be an insane loss. But when Metallica leaves this world? The entire metalheads and metal band members are going to be in grief and mourning for at least a year. They are the pumping heartbeat of Metal from the depth of the 70's where they took all their inspiration, the 80's when they wrote the legend of metal music, the 90's where they transcended metal music, and the XXIrst century where they revived it when everything was changing so fast. They are a monument to music, and people will listen to them in the XXIVth century just like people still listen today to Bethoven's or Bach's music...

Це не тільки культова група. Від себе добавлю - міжнародна. Я, який нічого не розумію англійською, але ще з дитинства захопився MetallicA . Бо музичні "рифи" які щиро йдуть від серця до серця може сприйняти людина навіть без слів 🇺🇦 MetallicA - назавжди 🤘👍

Also one factor as they say themselves is that they do only what they love to do. They do this not only for the fans, but very very much for themselves. They go up on stage and having a really great time and having fun. And it shows. I remember Lars saying in Some kind of monster that he refuse to go up on stage like a f*cking joke. Meaning he will not go on stage only playing because the record-companies want him to, or just to be a band living on past successes. He wants to be right here and now in step with time and look forward. In other words be authentic.🙂

They definitely feel very genuine, but it would be nothing without the music imo. They wrote some of the best if not the best metal music ever. They transcended thrash, and came up with their own personal and ambitious sound. Master Of Puppets album is a high that has not been surpassed, by any band.

@@laporte1625 I think they consider they have surpassed the MOP album with the Black Album, but most of the metalheads would disagree (including myself!)

AGREEEWWWWWWWW

I love it too so fuckin heavy🔥

Cool song🤟

7:25😂

Never failed. 💯

The friend I brought with me said nearly the same thing. "How have I not understood the talent these guys have"? Something like that. He is now sifting through their catalog {my catalog} of music , live performances, videos, etc. He's hooked. I also took my girlfriend to her first Metallica concert in 2018. On the way there she politely told me that she's going only because I really wanted her to go and for me not to expect her to go again. Less than 30 seconds into Hardwired, (first song) she turns to me and says "I get it now"! It took 30 seconds for her to realize what she's been missing. Enjoy your journey exploring their material. There's a lot out there.

this was my first Metallica concert too!! being a huge fan it was incredible

Where was this dte?

Better late than never 😉

haha I thought the same thing!!! that's a genuine feeling, I'm sure the guy will cherish this memory forever

Yeah Robert is a badass going out into the crowd like that! While still playing and keeping his balance🤘🏼

Cant blame.. id be starstruck even

It’s better, much better.

Same to You 👍

Yep. The microphones and the reverb captured every detail like the audience singing like they are all around you. The mixing is close to being muddy but I think that's intentional on the part of whoever the tech. High quality headphones are necessary to enjoy the audio.

I wouldn’t say better, they’re holding on but Kirk can’t play hardly any of the solos with out fucking up or making up some shitty improvised repetitive sound. They still got it fs, but they’re not “improving”

Best song on the album but Disposable Heroes, Master of Puppets, Creeping Death, and Ride the Lightning are their best songs in my opinion

Agreed always loved this song. James at his lyrical best this song makes me feel like I could run through a wall when I’m at the gym.

The mic got knocked over like 3 times during the show. I don't know if it was rowdy fans too close to the edge or what.

​@@StanJenkins_ Yeah really

Lucky dog🤘

They played this song 1,582 times on tour .

Me too!It was my first ever concert!

same !! was so close to it was insane. this was like my 3rd or 4th rock concert compared to the rap concerts i’ve been to previously and it’s insane how much nicer/caring the crowds are at rock concerts compared to rap.

Pray2Satan i believe it says