I met Jason at a meet and greet (of which the other three didn't even bother to show up to). He stayed until everyone had talked with him and got what they wanted. Before he walked out the door, some 1 hour later, he stopped, turned around, and said: "Does anyone need or want anything else? Because if it wasn't for you, I wouldn't be here." Fucking class act right there. What a great dude and great bassist.
I have read so many stories like this through the years, from meet and greets, to the streets, to people who serendipitously ended up working on his personal home. They all say the same thing: he’s absolutely the real deal. Love that dude. So sorry that the Newsted thing kinda came undone because of some management misfortunes and never really recovered. He’s an OG. Staple of my childhood Metallica experience.
I met him on the same tour (OKC). I was fortunate enough to talk with him, Mike, Jesse, and Jesus. We just bullshitted about music for about 10 minutes. I took my Big Muff Pi for him to sign. The look on his face when I pulled it out of my bag was awesome. He just got that big shit-eating evil grin on his face and asked where he could sign it. Told him wherever worked best. He drew his "signature" skull and signed it. He really is just a good dude. He is a fan of the music and appreciates the people. I told him how much I appreciated it, and his response was "thank you. You paid to be back here, and this is what keeps the wheels going."
@@kolazz160 The essence of Metallica died with Cliff, and what little was left of Metallica died when Jason left, they are now simply a band remembered more for what they did than for what they do.
Jason would sing Creeping Death, Seek and Destroy and Whiplash during the black album tour era to give James a break. Metallica lost big when they lost Newsted.
Dont be a beta male crybaby. They didnt treat him like shit. James did however not like the idea of Jason branching out. That's his prerogative dude. Jason made his choice, which was...Echobrain right? Yeah. Woops.
bellmeisterful they treated him like shit havent you seen any documentary, its pretty well documented, they even admitted it plenty times. In the documentary some kind of monster and metallica behind the music, and you can see it yourself in documentary. You must be a casual. You can even witness it yourself in thr documentary a year and a half in the life with metallica its from 1990.
@@Simpletalk1337 Right you are,,Jaymz like: "My band,,my rules" And little Larz like: "Yeah,,Jaymz ba,,,heeyy,,wait,,OUR band,OUR rules,,right,,,right,,"?
bellmeisterful 👈🏻 blinkered little snowflake that won’t have anything bad said about his precious Metallica....grow up SpongeBob...others are allowed an opinion ya plank!
@@boofert.washington2499 I've seen people get knocked down in pits and no one helps them and they got trampled. I was referring to a personal experience.
Jason riles up the crowd while for a show while James has that raw energy while he and the band performs but this nowhere close to what Pantera's concerts were like!!
Metallica is still great to this day but in my opinion they lost some of the flame of their fire when Jason left they band. He's a beast on a bass, a hell of a backing vocalist and singing main vocal holy sh!t I could go on for days.
Jason was a good live show performer but he is not as skilled as Rob on bass. Look at the timeline, the worst time on Metallica was when Jason was in the band.
@@amirrezarezaie Its not about skill as a bass player. Its chemistry. The dude was a firecracker. He was an absolute monster! Great energy , great bass tone , awesome vocalist. Rob unfortunately doesn't hold a candle to Jason or Cliff. He is a great player for sure but hes replaceable.
What was he doing 15 years ago that inspired you to play? When I was 5 in 1983 I had gotten kill em all through Colombia house. Listened to Metallica and black sabbath and judas priest everyday for a few years until I decided I wanted to play bass like cliff burton. I got a bass for 5$ at a yardsale that had no strings so I put weedeater wire on it to pretend I was cliff burton. Then I had an opportunity to get a electric flying v guitar at age 12, 7 years later I mowed lawns to buy the guitar and still today at age 42 I'm playing guitar daily.
@John Karel Rodriguez Guerra técnicamente Robert es mil veces mejor , pero en puesta en escena Jason es brutal Pero me quedo con Trujillo , Metallica mejoro del cielo a la tierra
Trujillo puso más técnica, pero con la ausencia de Jason, Metallica perdió mucho su esencia, su dureza, su agresividad, identidad, Trujillo es de corte Hardcore, a parte de que a toda hora parece que estuviera haciendo fuerza para cagar.
Rob Trujillo is a great player and all. Not taking anything away from him, but Jason was waaaay more dynamic and you could tell he gave so much of himself in each performance. You could almost literally hear him collapse after each one from expending so much energy. I’m sure the vast quantities of booze helped too! Haha 😆 🤘😎🤘
No question Cliff was a genius bass player. Jason can more than hold his own and made Metallica worth watching. I won't take anything away from Rob, he can play as well. It's just too bad Rob is playing in a band that is no longer Metallica but still uses the name
Como se extraña a Jason en Metallica, un grande, le daba otra aura a la banda, Trujillo es muy bueno, pero a pesar de los años aún no me acostumbro a verlo
Jason is such a showman. Miss the dude in Metallica, but at the same time, Metallica's direction did not align with Jason. I basically only listen to Metallica's first 4 albums, because I find the rest of them just meh.
@@alwaysawake2022 Yeah. The Black Album was the first Metallica album that I listened to. I actually started playing guitar because of the Black Album. I just prefer the style of the albums previous to the BA. I always gravitate towards Kill'Em All and Master of Puppets actually. Even Load and Reload have some nice songs, but I never find myself wanting to listen to them. If the songs are on I enjoy them, but I would never think: "I want to listen to Load/Reload".
@@gab_ale I sometimes put/play/sing 'Bleeding me', 'Low Man's Lyric', 'Unforgiven 2', 'Fixxxer'. Probably that's all. So I would agree with you on preference for the first 4 albums.
Between Jason and Robert, yes it's definitely Jason!! I really love him. But the true bassist of Metallica was CLIFF!! Not even Jason and Robert combined could beat him!!
@@daniellavanderos Yeah there are absolutely differences...Cliff was insane! He literally could play the bass like a lead guitar. And unfortunately he was only 24 years old when he died, with that I mean master pieces he wrote and the musical influence he brought to the band at such a young age its unbelievable and that's what made Metallica. Jason was more like the fire on stage. Although Cliff could give awesome background singing, Jason was more brutal than Cliff. Rob has awesome talents, no background singing at all unfortunately. So yeah, every 3 the bassists had/has their own skills on stage and I've respect for all them. Personal opinion of course 😎👊
I wanna see the Newsted band back, Jason kicked ass with these guys, Mushok was also a great piece of it too, they made some great music too, just a shame he couldn’t keep it going
@@alienresearchlab I can understand both, I mean, Jason is very passionate and I read for him music was above everything else, including forming a family... on the other hand he was in the biggest band in the world (IMHO) and I wouldn't even think about having a side band... then again, if James closed the doors to him creatively in Metallica I could understand Jason's frustration... and here we go in a circle lol. Creatively, in the Justice album James and Lars only accepted the Blackened riff from Jason, I guess that was too good to not use it but how they drowned the bass mix in that album really sucks too, I'm sure Jason must've felt like crap but didn't say anything because he didn't want to stir things up... anyway, I think I got carried away with the post ha hah.
@@tonybp Good analysis of the situation. That documentary was kind of depressing for me because I just assumed they were this relentless band of metal maniacs conquering the world and then you get to see they are like 4 girls stuck in a relationship that is coming to an end. Working creatively with other people is difficult since everyone has a different idea and brings something different to the table. I took a script writing class and there were 4 of us - it was brutal just to get through it because everyone had different ideas of how we should go. In the end we took little ideas from every person and put them together. Was it good? No. But when you are working in a group you make compromises.
I always just loved the guys energy and absolute devotion to the music. Some of the live stuff you watched it seemed like some of the guys were going through the motions but Jason was running the stage, that head of hair whipping around like a helicopter propeller 😄 He gave 110%
Jason increíble me hace recordar lo que era Metallica Trujillo no logra convencerme pero como sea levantaré mi copa y agradeceré a los dioses por dejarme ver a Jason
Watching this brings back memories of seeing Metallica on the black album tour. As said in the comments below Rob is a solid bass player but Jason's backing vocals set a tone in MetallicA. but man that screen at the end.. makes me miss his growl in Creeping Death.
Fucking absolutely love Jason, glad he is still keeping it real. Looking at this video and his energy, if he was still part of Metallica, they would be UNSTOPPABLE!! ❤️
@@jondickenson8068 Why? They didn't say anything wrong. It's true. Jason's voice always was(still is) better than Hetfield's. More agressive and dirty.
Ahh.......FUCKING LOVE JASON. He's come a long way, with his singing and guitar playing, since leaving Metallica. Hope Metallica welcomes him back to jam again soon.
Saw Cliffs last gig in solnahallen,and after his passing I had a hard time accepting Jason as I he new guy,since Cliff was the reason I started playing bass,later on switched to guitar,but he grew on me,really seems a good guy and a great musician #teamjason
I met Jason at a meet and greet (of which the other three didn't even bother to show up to). He stayed until everyone had talked with him and got what they wanted. Before he walked out the door, some 1 hour later, he stopped, turned around, and said: "Does anyone need or want anything else? Because if it wasn't for you, I wouldn't be here." Fucking class act right there. What a great dude and great bassist.
I have read so many stories like this through the years, from meet and greets, to the streets, to people who serendipitously ended up working on his personal home. They all say the same thing: he’s absolutely the real deal. Love that dude. So sorry that the Newsted thing kinda came undone because of some management misfortunes and never really recovered. He’s an OG. Staple of my childhood Metallica experience.
It is awesome that he did that that is class
I met him on the same tour (OKC). I was fortunate enough to talk with him, Mike, Jesse, and Jesus. We just bullshitted about music for about 10 minutes. I took my Big Muff Pi for him to sign. The look on his face when I pulled it out of my bag was awesome. He just got that big shit-eating evil grin on his face and asked where he could sign it. Told him wherever worked best. He drew his "signature" skull and signed it.
He really is just a good dude. He is a fan of the music and appreciates the people. I told him how much I appreciated it, and his response was "thank you. You paid to be back here, and this is what keeps the wheels going."
Newsted will always be badass in my book.
He left the fucking band.
@@HvyMetal4Ever I guess back when he was in Metallica the others would give him shit about hanging out with the fans too much.
I will never EVER get tired of Jason's brutal screams
A. FUCKING. MEN 🤘🤘🤘🤘🤘🤘🤘
Metallica was not the same without Cliff, but not the same either without Jason. His background vocals for Creeping Death was just epic...
yeah its still the same. metallica is whatever they want it to be
@@kolazz160
Nop!
The Metalist I know that, I was talking about live performance
nikolaubtopou exactly!! I can’t listen to Creeping Death without saying
“Mother Fucking Die...by my hand”
🤘😆🤘
@@kolazz160 The essence of Metallica died with Cliff, and what little was left of Metallica died when Jason left, they are now simply a band remembered more for what they did than for what they do.
This is the biggest Metallica fan ever! The guy that was actually in the band that loved playing the tunes
Hetfield sounds great these days, imagine Jason backing him up now.
They don't deserve him, they are a shell of themselves!
@@muriloninja lol dont be a tard
@@muriloninja First of all well no shit they are in their 50's, second of all Hardwired was a damn good album.
Jason sounds heaps better than james
Lmao you funny
Why I’m watching this until 2020? That was AWESOME MAN!
I'm happy to see Jason joined a band that doesn't turn his amp off
It's HIS band
They should have turned off his mic 🎤 🙄 terrible vocals
@@anthonymichalski9015 whoosh
If you can't find a band, create it
Aww he’s so happy
Jason would sing Creeping Death, Seek and Destroy and Whiplash during the black album tour era to give James a break. Metallica lost big when they lost Newsted.
No offense to rob but your right! He fawking quit the band!!
James: SEARCHING.....
Jason: AAAAAAGGGGHHHHH!
:p
@@unclemonster48 he fawking left the fawking band! Period ! Exclamation point!
I Know, i saw metallica in that era!
philippe girr yah yah
Jason’s energy is awesome! This guy truly loves what he does. It’s a shame James and Lars treated him like shit.
Dont be a beta male crybaby. They didnt treat him like shit. James did however not like the idea of Jason branching out. That's his prerogative dude. Jason made his choice, which was...Echobrain right? Yeah. Woops.
bellmeisterful they treated him like shit havent you seen any documentary, its pretty well documented, they even admitted it plenty times. In the documentary some kind of monster and metallica behind the music, and you can see it yourself in documentary. You must be a casual. You can even witness it yourself in thr documentary a year and a half in the life with metallica its from 1990.
you're right, but jason had a choice to come back to metallica few times during recording of st anger. guys even discussed about that.
@@Simpletalk1337
Right you are,,Jaymz like:
"My band,,my rules"
And little Larz like:
"Yeah,,Jaymz ba,,,heeyy,,wait,,OUR band,OUR rules,,right,,,right,,"?
bellmeisterful 👈🏻 blinkered little snowflake that won’t have anything bad said about his precious Metallica....grow up SpongeBob...others are allowed an opinion ya plank!
3:46 "Man down dude, man down!"
And this is why everyone misses Jason in Metallica...because of the raw energy he brought to every gig.
That's a good pit man, they stopped helped him up and then kept going. Not like some bush league stuff I've seen.
Who are you quoting?! Nobody said that.
@@boofert.washington2499 I've seen people get knocked down in pits and no one helps them and they got trampled. I was referring to a personal experience.
Jason riles up the crowd while for a show while James has that raw energy while he and the band performs but this nowhere close to what Pantera's concerts were like!!
Jason newsted looks like if Beavis and Butthead were one person.
LMFAO
But in the best way ever possible
HAHAHAHAHA
thats funny you said that cause i was saying the same thing! lol
Tony, you win the whole internet bru...
I think Rob is a solid bass player but Jason is leagues better in backup vocals
this video shows that in lead vocals as well
Absolutely. His vocals on the justice tour are legendary
Jason leave metallica don't have backup vocals never again
I think rob is amazing but his style and talent just doesn’t fit in Metallica. Jason was a better fit
Rob was fabulous for suicidal tendencies but he aint metallica type of bass player..
Imagine the beast METALLICA would be if he was still in the band. He just punishes.
Metallica is still great to this day but in my opinion they lost some of the flame of their fire when Jason left they band. He's a beast on a bass, a hell of a backing vocalist and singing main vocal holy sh!t I could go on for days.
Jason was a good live show performer but he is not as skilled as Rob on bass. Look at the timeline, the worst time on Metallica was when Jason was in the band.
@@amirrezarezaie Its not about skill as a bass player. Its chemistry. The dude was a firecracker. He was an absolute monster! Great energy , great bass tone , awesome vocalist. Rob unfortunately doesn't hold a candle to Jason or Cliff. He is a great player for sure but hes replaceable.
@@amirrezarezaie you're delusional if you think that
@@amirrezarezaie and the only good album with Jason is the one you can't hear him
because this guy I start playing bass 15 years ago, it's a monster
What was he doing 15 years ago that inspired you to play? When I was 5 in 1983 I had gotten kill em all through Colombia house. Listened to Metallica and black sabbath and judas priest everyday for a few years until I decided I wanted to play bass like cliff burton. I got a bass for 5$ at a yardsale that had no strings so I put weedeater wire on it to pretend I was cliff burton. Then I had an opportunity to get a electric flying v guitar at age 12, 7 years later I mowed lawns to buy the guitar and still today at age 42 I'm playing guitar daily.
Fred Quimby he cant play without a pick
“Jason you’re too Metal for your own good!” Killer! 🤘
We never stop we never quit cause we’re Metallica. Imagine if he sang that lol.
What does he sing instead that? I can't hear him
Fabrizio Cobian he says “ the best motherfuckers you ever saw”
@@cristobalchetus871 thank You!
What did he sing instead?
@@franciscocanela8890'The baddest motherfuckers that you ever saw'
Jason was the energy in metallica. Seeing him on stage running around and windmill banging is missed
I love to see Newsted back touring when this Covid-19 is over!! 🤘😎🤘
They are defunct, which sucks because that album was awesome!!!
Anyone who can do an outdoor concert in Corpus Christi is a bad ass. This is probably in Oct. lol
Lynda White nah this was straight middle of July Texas heat, and I think we can both agree on how much that sucks
Pretty sure all of you were expecting what was he was going to say in the part that says "we are metallica"
What did he said instead?
The Baddest Fuckers That You Ever Saw
still a praise to metallica because its true
Love Newsted! Awesome bass player and the energy he brings is killer!
Imagine Jason growing his long hair back
@Fred Tedason who said long gray hair looked bad?
@Fred Tedason I don't mind Jason's short hair either, I was just saying that long gray hair in general wouldn't look bad
Why are you invested in the length of another man's hair?
@Fred Tedason hair dye.. its a thing.
Why would he grow his hair long at this point of his life?
@1:55 If you ever wanted to know what happened to Beavis.
He finally scored that what happened!
hahahaha I was thinking the same. Plus, they will be back on tv. With Jason this time?
Lol
HEH HEH HEH HUH HEH UM HEHE YEAH
I fucking love Jason Newsted so much. Just so much respect. He is the epitome of “metal.”
Bring him back for a tour while Rob takes a vacation
If Jason joins Metallica even for a week they will fire Rob :D
Fred Quimby he’s saying if Rob ever wants to take a break or suffers an injury, Jason should fill in for him temporarily
Fred Quimby Does big words make you feel grown up?
Look at him, he made the guys at the gig rock like in the '90
This put such a big smile on my face to see he is still playing Metallica songs!!😍😍
Gran voz, gran actitud...
@John Karel Rodriguez Guerra técnicamente Robert es mil veces mejor , pero en puesta en escena Jason es brutal
Pero me quedo con Trujillo , Metallica mejoro del cielo a la tierra
Trujillo puso más técnica, pero con la ausencia de Jason, Metallica perdió mucho su esencia, su dureza, su agresividad, identidad, Trujillo es de corte Hardcore, a parte de que a toda hora parece que estuviera haciendo fuerza para cagar.
It's amazing how he still has that raw wild spirit even after so many years of metal. Screams like a demon, love it.
I was just watching this when my mom asked me so shocked: "Why is Lou Reed singing like that?"
Jason's vocals have aged beautifully, holy shit. I know he does classic rock stuff nowadays but I'd LOVE to see Newsted make a return to his roots.
Newsted rocks dude! Cheers!
Jason newsted and the band pulled this one off nicely. It's good to see the crowds getting in to support this act and going off to the music
Jason is pure energy
Rob Trujillo is a great player and all. Not taking anything away from him, but Jason was waaaay more dynamic and you could tell he gave so much of himself in each performance. You could almost literally hear him collapse after each one from expending so much energy. I’m sure the vast quantities of booze helped too! Haha 😆 🤘😎🤘
he never took it for granted, i guess he was living each show like the last one for some time
No question Cliff was a genius bass player. Jason can more than hold his own and made Metallica worth watching. I won't take anything away from Rob, he can play as well. It's just too bad Rob is playing in a band that is no longer Metallica but still uses the name
Jason still killin’ it!! His original tunes have been sick too! Thank you Jason for kickin Major Ass!!!
Amazing... just amazing, well done Metallica...
Holy shit! This jams!!!!! Jason is such a beast!!!!
I've said it a million times and I'll say it again - Newsted is the best thing that ever happened to Metallica. AND the world.
Jason has the energy enough to make me crazy! Hell fucking yeah!
This song got so much better when Jason started singing bits of it!! Nice to hear again
Como se extraña a Jason en Metallica, un grande, le daba otra aura a la banda, Trujillo es muy bueno, pero a pesar de los años aún no me acostumbro a verlo
Jason es thrasher, en cambio Trujillo es más hardcore y estaba bien en Suicidal y tampoco me gusta en Metallica, no pega ni junta.
Y lo otro, me carga cuando Trujillo empieza con esas poses o caminando como gorila, no lo soporto.
Trujillo siempre sera un eterno y estrano en metallica por mucho credito gue los metallica le guieran dar
@@rainelrodriguezcuadrado1370
Nadie ha dicho que sea un mal bajista,pero no termina por convencer ,no encaja en Metallica .
Jason is such a showman. Miss the dude in Metallica, but at the same time, Metallica's direction did not align with Jason. I basically only listen to Metallica's first 4 albums, because I find the rest of them just meh.
Some songs on Black Album are so good tho
always awake that’s true for every album. Magnetic and Hardwired have some real Thrash and gold too.
@@alwaysawake2022 Yeah. The Black Album was the first Metallica album that I listened to. I actually started playing guitar because of the Black Album. I just prefer the style of the albums previous to the BA. I always gravitate towards Kill'Em All and Master of Puppets actually. Even Load and Reload have some nice songs, but I never find myself wanting to listen to them. If the songs are on I enjoy them, but I would never think: "I want to listen to Load/Reload".
@@gab_ale I sometimes put/play/sing 'Bleeding me', 'Low Man's Lyric', 'Unforgiven 2', 'Fixxxer'. Probably that's all. So I would agree with you on preference for the first 4 albums.
I to only like the first 4 albums I didn't like the black album and most since
Man, do I still miss him in Metallica.
Jason was AND Is te perfecto base player for Metallica
Between Jason and Robert, yes it's definitely Jason!! I really love him.
But the true bassist of Metallica was CLIFF!! Not even Jason and Robert combined could beat him!!
@@akay82
honestly I always thought Cliff was too much for Metallica, considering the bass doesn't sound loud in the band
i choose jason for his presence and charisma on stage
@@daniellavanderos Yeah there are absolutely differences...Cliff was insane! He literally could play the bass like a lead guitar. And unfortunately he was only 24 years old when he died, with that I mean master pieces he wrote and the musical influence he brought to the band at such a young age its unbelievable and that's what made Metallica. Jason was more like the fire on stage. Although Cliff could give awesome background singing, Jason was more brutal than Cliff.
Rob has awesome talents, no background singing at all unfortunately.
So yeah, every 3 the bassists had/has their own skills on stage and I've respect for all them.
Personal opinion of course 😎👊
Good to see Newsted can still get out there and jam with Echobrain after all this time.
I wanna see the Newsted band back, Jason kicked ass with these guys, Mushok was also a great piece of it too, they made some great music too, just a shame he couldn’t keep it going
So that's what it sounds like when played in time :)
Actually. There were moments throughout the song where it went out of time.
Lombardo pushed them when Lars was menstruating one time
I was at that show. Jason band was great black label was awesome and Megadeth was awesome first time seeing them.
I wish he hadn't quit. Those were the days.
HE LEFT THE FOCKING BAND!!!!!!
If you mean Metallica, they kinda forced him to do it... even James now admits they never treated Jason fairly.
@@tonybp In the documentary, Jason said he quit because he wanted to do a side project and James was against it. It was great while it lasted!
@@alienresearchlab I can understand both, I mean, Jason is very passionate and I read for him music was above everything else, including forming a family... on the other hand he was in the biggest band in the world (IMHO) and I wouldn't even think about having a side band... then again, if James closed the doors to him creatively in Metallica I could understand Jason's frustration... and here we go in a circle lol. Creatively, in the Justice album James and Lars only accepted the Blackened riff from Jason, I guess that was too good to not use it but how they drowned the bass mix in that album really sucks too, I'm sure Jason must've felt like crap but didn't say anything because he didn't want to stir things up... anyway, I think I got carried away with the post ha hah.
@@tonybp Good analysis of the situation. That documentary was kind of depressing for me because I just assumed they were this relentless band of metal maniacs conquering the world and then you get to see they are like 4 girls stuck in a relationship that is coming to an end. Working creatively with other people is difficult since everyone has a different idea and brings something different to the table. I took a script writing class and there were 4 of us - it was brutal just to get through it because everyone had different ideas of how we should go. In the end we took little ideas from every person and put them together. Was it good? No. But when you are working in a group you make compromises.
He looks fit af. Kills it like still, good stuff.
Lo mejor de metallica. Cliff y Jason...
im just here to hear what he said during the “cuz were metallica” or cuz algarhtytms told me to
he's doesnt said that. its spose to be in the last verse
Me too
The actual line he sings is 'The baddest motherfuckers you ever saw'
"Not quite my tempo" - Lars Ulrich.
Were you rushing or were you dragging?
totally brilliant!!!!
I really love this man!!
Most metalhead in metallica 🤘
Oh fuck shit i miss the slammin', this is beautiful
Wish they played it Seattle 89' speed but either way... nostalgic 🤘🏻
i wish he was still in metallica, fucking brilliant
still bangs (it's 2024)
Man I'm just sitting here imagining an alternative universe where Jason joins Metallica again 😞
If Rob ever leaves, this guy should try out for Metallica.
russkate88 I know right, he seems amazing!
I think your on to something he’s a diamond in the rough!😂
At this point Metallica is more family business than rock band, they are a bit old for changing band members.
I think mettalica sould apply to play with jason
I cannot believe that I just found this feel like a fool it is awesome 🤘
Man, it's great to hear this song with a drummer who can fucking keep time.
The best font man Metallica ever had.
Rob Zitek laugh out loud?
I always just loved the guys energy and absolute devotion to the music. Some of the live stuff you watched it seemed like some of the guys were going through the motions but Jason was running the stage, that head of hair whipping around like a helicopter propeller 😄 He gave 110%
Jason increíble me hace recordar lo que era Metallica Trujillo no logra convencerme pero como sea levantaré mi copa y agradeceré a los dioses por dejarme ver a Jason
So much respect for this dude! Lol I fucking love it!
Watching this brings back memories of seeing Metallica on the black album tour. As said in the comments below Rob is a solid bass player but Jason's backing vocals set a tone in MetallicA. but man that screen at the end.. makes me miss his growl in Creeping Death.
Miss jason newsted in Metallica
Excelente ! 🤘🏽
I can’t believe this was 11 years ago
Michigan is proud of you Mr. Newsted!!!!!!!!
Fucking absolutely love Jason, glad he is still keeping it real. Looking at this video and his energy, if he was still part of Metallica, they would be UNSTOPPABLE!! ❤️
yea... desde uruguay.... salud..mtfkrs..
He should go back to metallica as the lead singer
dont do drugs kids
@@jondickenson8068 Why? They didn't say anything wrong. It's true. Jason's voice always was(still is) better than Hetfield's. More agressive and dirty.
@@jondickenson8068
Mimimi
Good shit!
Ahh.......FUCKING LOVE JASON. He's come a long way, with his singing and guitar playing, since leaving Metallica. Hope Metallica welcomes him back to jam again soon.
Anybody knows what he replaced the lyrics with at 3:57?
"The baddest motherfuckers that you ever saw"... He also swapped the first two lines of that verse "The show is through, the metal's gone".
After 19 years I'm still a Jason's widower.
Wow i missed it
Jason should do a St. Anger cover
Oh god I miss Jason in Metallica. My favourite member when I started to listen Metallica :(
So good
Love it. Jason’s vocals are amazing
Lars would like 50% of ticket sales and all monetization of this video.
And credit for drumming
Alfredo Oliva ah yes, Whiplash. My favorite Mootorhead song
@@hayden243 Mooterhead is the best band of the Big 4
I'm in that pit.....
Retired pit mosher here just wanted to say AWESOME!!
How'd u survive :o
We'll never stop, we'll never quit, 'cause we're METALLICA!
WOW WOW just WOW! This is the best reason why James & Co. should have never let him go away from the band.
Wow that voice!!!
This is an big lost for Metallica. Robert is awesome too, but Jason is fucking awesome 🤘🏻😎
They need to cover One
2:35 seattle 1989
Saw Cliffs last gig in solnahallen,and after his passing I had a hard time accepting Jason as I he new guy,since Cliff was the reason I started playing bass,later on switched to guitar,but he grew on me,really seems a good guy and a great musician
#teamjason
Wait what did he say on the “We’ll never stop, we’ll never quit cause we’re Metallica” part?
Ronald Molina thankss
The biggest mistake they made was letting this guy go. He's a fucking beast
Jason is a boss ,respect the dude
This man is solid crazy.
Powerfull Newsted. Him an the entire band.
Jason is a fukin beast. Metallica without him has no agression. It's not the same band.