He said in an interview somewhere that by the time of the black album he was already set up for life. Touring AJFA was enough as he was sensible from the start, so yeah, definitely knew to plan and have no worries.
One of my favorite things about Metallica is that they aren’t a bunch of crackheads they did have there drinks but as James said near the end of the documentary that they stayed away from all the drugs and shit
16:25 - Jason refers to Metallica (James, Lars and Kirk) as "they". So he didn't think of himself as part of Metallica even at this point; if he ever did!
Part II includes: "Sad But True" music video directed by Wayne Isham filmed in January 1992. "For Whom the Bell Tolls" live recording from August 17, 1991, at Castle Donington. "Enter Sandman" live recording from September 5, 1991, at the MTV Video Music Awards. "Enter Sandman" live recording from February 5, 1992, at the 34th Annual Grammy Awards. "Harvester of Sorrow" live recording from September 28, 1991, in Moscow, Russia. "Sad But True" live recording from October 12, 1991, in Oakland, CA. "Enter Sandman" live recording from April 20, 1992, at Wembley Stadium. "Nothing Else Matters" live recording from August 25, 1992, in Phoenix, AZ. "Wherever I May Roam" music video directed by Wayne Isham and tour sequences directed by Adam Dubin❤😊❤😊❤😊❤
A Year and a Half in the Life of Metallica (Part II) Opening Credits: Going Out on Tour! The Snake Pit Backstage: Pre-Show Songs and Live Performances: Sad But True Director: Wayne Isham Premiere: October 1992 For Whom The Bell Tolls (Live) - Monsters of Rock (Donington Park) Enter Sandman (Live) - MTV Video Music Awards + Grammy Awards Harvester of Sorrow (Live) - Monsters of Rock (Soviet Union) Sad But True (Live) - Day on the Green Festival (Oakland Coliseum) Enter Sandman (Live) - The Freddie Mercury Tribute Concert For AIDS Awareness Nothing Else Matters (Live) - John Marshall (Metal Church) Phoenix International Raceway Events: Still Travelin' on the Metalliplane Larz' Scuba Dive Jaymz' Duck Hunt Kirk's Guitar Shop Jason's Birthday England - Rehearsal with Queen Metallica Playing for a Good Cause Jaymz Jams with Queen Backstage: Metallica Meets Spinal Tap The Metallica/Guns Tour Metallica's Final Thoughts Wherever I May Roam Director: Adam Dubin Premiere: June 1992
@@Louisefalk78 I love everything about him, he texts me regularly. Today he asked how I’m doing, just when I thought I might not hear from him again. He’s very sweet and such a natural born honest and sincere man. What a thrill to communicate with such an amazing guy. I think his accent is cool. Take care and keep rockin’. ❤️&✌🏻.
Kirk is a hell of a player. Glad he’s still with them, losing him would be a colossal loss to the band and their sound. James is a good player too, he probably doesn’t get the credit he should because he’s not the lead guitar, but he couldn’t compensate for the hypothetical loss of Kirk.
Lars is Lars plain and simple! He’s always had a temper and a tantrum problem like Axel but their still some of the greatest musicians of all time !! Also I heard Eddie Van Halen was horrible and look how fucking amazing he was he invited techniques and sounds that are legendary and will be carried through time and always used, METAL HEAD FOR LIFE🤘🏻🤘🏻
Where is the part where James is talking about rehearsals with Toni Iomi at the Freddie Mercury tribute show?? And the part when they’re there at Wembly and Kirk is touching Jimi Hendrix’s guitar that’s on display?? Is that whole part just gone now? Is this a mendella effect??
A Year and a Half in the Life of Metallica (Part II) Opening Credits: Going Out on Tour! The Snake Pit Backstage: Pre-Show Songs and Live Performances: Sad But True Director: Wayne Isham Premiere: October 1992 For Whom The Bell Tolls (Live) - Monsters of Rock (Donington Park) Enter Sandman (Live) - MTV Video Music Awards + Grammy Awards Harvester of Sorrow (Live) - Monsters of Rock (Soviet Union) Sad But True (Live) - Day on the Green Festival (Oakland Coliseum) Enter Sandman (Live) - The Freddie Mercury Tribute Concert For AIDS Awareness (Wembley Stadium) (Wembley, England) Nothing Else Matters (Live) - John Marshall (Metal Church) Phoenix International Raceway Events: Still Travelin' on the Metalliplane Larz' Scuba Dive Jaymz' Duck Hunt Kirk's Guitar Shop Jason's Birthday England - Rehearsal with Queen Metallica Playing for a Good Cause Jaymz Jams with Queen Backstage: Metallica Meets Spinal Tap The Metallica/Guns Tour Metallica's Final Thoughts Wherever I May Roam Director: Adam Dubin Premiere: June 1992
Jason low key knew how to be financially responsible. And free food so why not
Just in case he ever left the fucking band lol.
He said in an interview somewhere that by the time of the black album he was already set up for life. Touring AJFA was enough as he was sensible from the start, so yeah, definitely knew to plan and have no worries.
I've heard him talk business in regards to the music industry and he's intelligent as fuck.
One of my favorite things about Metallica is that they aren’t a bunch of crackheads they did have there drinks but as James said near the end of the documentary that they stayed away from all the drugs and shit
Looking at this now in my 40s I see a bunch of kids :) in the band. Awesome, they were soo old :) back then
I was at the Albany show at Knickerbocker Arena they’re referring to on the plane. They kicked ass!
I wish i could seen them in the early 90s man
It was awesome
Sammmme. Mad at myself for not trying 😢
16:25 - Jason refers to Metallica (James, Lars and Kirk) as "they". So he didn't think of himself as part of Metallica even at this point; if he ever did!
Thanks for sharing. I bought this on VHS back in the day.
I also have on VHS brings back Memories
Same here, I watched these VHS tapes with friends like it was a religion or just to cure hang over ,but the memory remains 🤘
Still got mine too!!😁
This has some weird edits right? A bunch of stuff cut out
@@Waverley73 youtube made me cut out all the parts from line in Montreal or else wouldn’t let me post it.
Part II includes:
"Sad But True" music video directed by Wayne Isham filmed in January 1992.
"For Whom the Bell Tolls" live recording from August 17, 1991, at Castle Donington.
"Enter Sandman" live recording from September 5, 1991, at the MTV Video Music Awards.
"Enter Sandman" live recording from February 5, 1992, at the 34th Annual Grammy Awards.
"Harvester of Sorrow" live recording from September 28, 1991, in Moscow, Russia.
"Sad But True" live recording from October 12, 1991, in Oakland, CA.
"Enter Sandman" live recording from April 20, 1992, at Wembley Stadium.
"Nothing Else Matters" live recording from August 25, 1992, in Phoenix, AZ.
"Wherever I May Roam" music video directed by Wayne Isham and tour sequences directed by Adam Dubin❤😊❤😊❤😊❤
2:17 3:39 4:21 5:08 12:49 13:24 16:55 17:55 25:52 27:39 29:05 43:16 43:30 45:03 47:25 53:34
ILY
53:34 kirks hair❤
It always seemed like they took 2 years putting part 1 together, then threw this part together in a week lol
A Year and a Half in the Life of Metallica (Part II)
Opening Credits:
Going Out on Tour!
The Snake Pit
Backstage: Pre-Show
Songs and Live Performances:
Sad But True
Director: Wayne Isham
Premiere: October 1992
For Whom The Bell Tolls (Live) -
Monsters of Rock (Donington Park)
Enter Sandman (Live) -
MTV Video Music Awards + Grammy Awards
Harvester of Sorrow (Live) -
Monsters of Rock (Soviet Union)
Sad But True (Live) - Day on the Green Festival (Oakland Coliseum)
Enter Sandman (Live) - The Freddie Mercury
Tribute Concert For AIDS Awareness
Nothing Else Matters (Live) -
John Marshall (Metal Church)
Phoenix International Raceway
Events:
Still Travelin' on the Metalliplane
Larz' Scuba Dive
Jaymz' Duck Hunt
Kirk's Guitar Shop
Jason's Birthday
England - Rehearsal with Queen
Metallica Playing for a Good Cause
Jaymz Jams with Queen
Backstage: Metallica Meets Spinal Tap
The Metallica/Guns Tour
Metallica's Final Thoughts
Wherever I May Roam
Director: Adam Dubin
Premiere: June 1992
man hanger 18 nominated for the grammy, obvious choice imo
Metallicists are awesome
I Love Lars ❣️
You'll grow to hate him trust me
@@discos_out_murders_in6899 No I won’t, I only desire his friendship, nothing more.
@@ClaudiaMitchell-jn7fw 😬
I love Lars too. He is a great drummer. And people in Denmark are very proud of him. But i hate hus accent
@@Louisefalk78 I love everything about him, he texts me regularly. Today he asked how I’m doing, just when I thought I might not hear from him again. He’s very sweet and such a natural born honest and sincere man. What a thrill to communicate with such an amazing guy. I think his accent is cool. Take care and keep rockin’. ❤️&✌🏻.
Kirk is a hell of a player. Glad he’s still with them, losing him would be a colossal loss to the band and their sound. James is a good player too, he probably doesn’t get the credit he should because he’s not the lead guitar, but he couldn’t compensate for the hypothetical loss of Kirk.
Lars can be really nasty. Freaking spitting everywhere. Gross, dude!
Bro what? Tf outta here, fairy 💀
Those fans are running the country now 😂😂😂
26:10 Lion
29:06. I think Kirk is talking about me. Actually!!
Hey Lars! Axle Rose called! He wants stupid jacket back.
In what minute?
She thinks I'm one of new kids on the block
Why does it skip some parts later on in the video was it for copyright reasons or something?
Yes, youtube made me cut some parts or otherwise wouldn’t let me post it. All the parts missing are from live in Montreal.
the full f*** sections are f*** missing. This people making you do this F** S*** are an F*** embarrassment @@loukola5353
@@loukola5353 The parts from the Freddie Mercury tribute are missing too.
Always wondered what happened to Hella the groupie
😂
Locked up
❣️
28:04. he almost caught himself he says and I'm not...there's no such thing as,.. when he was Scott seller ha
Lars really did and still does, make it quite hard to like him..
Lars is Lars plain and simple! He’s always had a temper and a tantrum problem like Axel but their still some of the greatest musicians of all time !! Also I heard Eddie Van Halen was horrible and look how fucking amazing he was he invited techniques and sounds that are legendary and will be carried through time and always used, METAL HEAD FOR LIFE🤘🏻🤘🏻
I don't know how Lars sleeps at night, with you not liking him and all.
@@jeremycampbell1035he’s sleeping on the millions of dollars you gave him.
@@smoggyimpala9934 millions? You are over estimating my value. But I do appreciate the assumption that I have that much.
Cry about it
44:22 “this is the first time I’ve ever been to a concert “ in other words she’s asking how does this groupie thing work
Where is the part where James is talking about rehearsals with Toni Iomi at the Freddie Mercury tribute show?? And the part when they’re there at Wembly and Kirk is touching Jimi Hendrix’s guitar that’s on display?? Is that whole part just gone now? Is this a mendella effect??
Cut for copyright I think
This video is definitely been cut in places, I used to have the vhs set back when it came out..man were those the days!
Lars is the coolest
1:03:42
30:50 엔터샌드맨
46:54 - who is that with James?
Stagehand road crew etc etc
Bobby Gustafson from Overkill
Pepper Keenan
25:23
29:33 she might have kissed your palm but she sucked lars' drum stick
This upload blows. Skipping through ALOT from what I had on VHS. 🫡
YT deleted all the scenes from live in Montreal.
@@loukola5353 you're kidding? God they can be a little sensitive can't they?
@@jackieatkins7003 I am not kidding. They made me remove all the footage from Montreal otherwise they wouldn’t let me upload it.
A Year and a Half in the Life of Metallica (Part II)
Opening Credits:
Going Out on Tour!
The Snake Pit
Backstage: Pre-Show
Songs and Live Performances:
Sad But True
Director: Wayne Isham
Premiere: October 1992
For Whom The Bell Tolls (Live) -
Monsters of Rock (Donington Park)
Enter Sandman (Live) -
MTV Video Music Awards + Grammy Awards
Harvester of Sorrow (Live) -
Monsters of Rock (Soviet Union)
Sad But True (Live) - Day on the Green Festival (Oakland Coliseum)
Enter Sandman (Live) - The Freddie Mercury
Tribute Concert For AIDS Awareness
(Wembley Stadium) (Wembley, England)
Nothing Else Matters (Live) -
John Marshall (Metal Church)
Phoenix International Raceway
Events:
Still Travelin' on the Metalliplane
Larz' Scuba Dive
Jaymz' Duck Hunt
Kirk's Guitar Shop
Jason's Birthday
England - Rehearsal with Queen
Metallica Playing for a Good Cause
Jaymz Jams with Queen
Backstage: Metallica Meets Spinal Tap
The Metallica/Guns Tour
Metallica's Final Thoughts
Wherever I May Roam
Director: Adam Dubin
Premiere: June 1992