08:27 Lars Intro 13:10 Jump in the Fire 15:33 Phantom Lord 21:33 No Remorse 28:25 Anesthesia - (Pulling Teeth) 32:53 Whiplash 37:34 Seek & Destroy 45:15 Guitar Solo 48:30 Metal Militia
Back in the day when Lars still had hair, Kirk just joined band, James was pointing at everyone in crowd for no particular reason and had no tatoos, God himself played on bass, And I wasn't born I love this! Rest in peace Cliff... \m/
00:00 Lars Intro 04:19 Jump in the Fire 07:05 Phantom Lord 13:10 No Remorse 20:06 Anesthesia - (Pulling Teeth) 24:26 Whiplash 29:22 Seek & Destroy 36:47 Kirk Hammett Guitar Solo 40:23 Metal Militia
I got to see them in Master Of Puppets tour Long Beach sports arena. They opened for Ozzy in the ultimate sin tour few months before Cliff died. I also got to see Megadeath at the Balboa theater a small venue in 86. lots of head banging and stage diving lots of fun!
It never ceases to amaze me - everytime I hear the line "We'll never stop, we'll never quit, cuz we're Metallica!" - they continue to make good on that promise, coming up on 40 years now! No matter what gets thrown in their way.
Uh, he asks twice if everyone was ready to fall to their knees, not just if they are ready. ANY person familiar with early Metallica knows that he is announcing Phantom Lord. He never even says the word "whom"...he said "for who?" Anyway... This is the Kill "Em All tour in 1983. Ride the lightning was not even released until 1984. James in 1983. "Is everyone ready to fall to their knees...FOR WHO?" Casual Metallica fanboy in 2020. "The Bell Tolls"
It's a very strange feeling to see them perform in such a small venue with some naive-ish look in their eyes and them being not aware of the fact that one day, they'd rule the metal scene and play to the thousands in the stadiums. Just wow. Time.
Sometimes the smallest of venues offer up the best shows due to the intimacy of the audience. Just like when the Rolling Stones played the Double Door in Chicago. Wow! Whya show.
I am blessed to of seen Cliff play with Metallica twice, headlining on the RTL tour when he blew my face off with his Anesthesia Bass Solo and supporting Ozzy on the MOP, both times I was able to get real close and in front of Cliff ( had GA and floor seats ) he was sort of like the Hendrix of metal bassists, he had sort of a hippie vibe but he was also a true headbanger both literally and figuratively, his head never stopped moving during a set! When that bass rig was fired up with his effects it was truly mind blowing, he was the spirit of Metallica!
@@jameshighsted9123 it was magical at the time but after his death it really hit me how special it really was! To use another Hendrix example, both Jimi and Cliff were only prominent in the music world as far as being heard and watched by the masses for only a few short years and only played on a few albums ( I am not counting all the Hendrix anthologies/collections ) yet left such an impact that has lasted decades after their deaths, you can include Randy Rhoads in that list, there are others but I am going to limit it to those three because their careers literally only lasted a few albums/years!
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0:00 Intro 4:44 The rest of "Jump In The Fire" (audio from concert kicks in) 7:07 Phantom Lord 13:06 No Remorse 20:02 Anesthesia (Pulling Teeth) 24:27 Whiplash 29:24 Seek & Destroy 36:48 Kirk's solo 40:24 Metal Militia
James set Kirk up when he called him the new guy those fans rip that guitar out of his hands because he was not Dave and Cliff Burton was legendary what a fucking solo it's a shame Kirk did not have one and Cliff had not been in the band very long himselfbut nothing happened to him because James didn't fuck with him like he does Kirk and still does now
It’s amazing that they (Lars mostly I believe) had the foresight to document all of their shows at this level. Almost like he knew how big they would be someday 🤔
Lars was secretly a genius all along. and boy howdy did it pay off for them in the long run, exceptionally high quality documentation of performances, studio sessions, backstage stuff and VLOGs before they were popular.
@Jon Bonez : I couldn't agree more. But my opinion is that the change was worse. It's ok if it's an improvement, but to me it wasn't. I like James old voice way better. So does a lot of people. And he deliberately changed it when they released the Black Album in 1991. It's not even like he naturally evolved. It was a planned move. The wrong one too. Because after that record, Metallica went to dog shit. Jason quit, and they all went bat-shit! Fighting and disagreeing turned the band upside-down. They never were the same after that. Period. Your too young to understand I suppose? Because mostly younger fans say what you said. But i could be wrong. Maybe your in your 50,s like me? And for me; Metallica turned into everything they said they never would. That was a trait that appealed to a lot of fans back in the beggining. We got sold out. So you won't understand. And i don't expect you to. Just go and enjoy load and reload and St,Anger ok? I'll stick with Kill 'em All! No need to argue jerky.
@Jon Bonez Listen dude. Listen to Nothing else matters. Then listen to any song on the records before that. You're gonna tell me that James isn't trying his hardest to actually use his vocal cords as a traditional singer would do? I can hear it a mile away. He sustains notes and tries to add vibrato. And worst of all, he tries to make his voice sound pretty. Thats how i hear it. But I dont hear that on any album prior to that. Not even on fade to black! Don't get me wrong. I respect James 100%. I respect Metallica too. But I wouldn't pay to see them live these days. I saw them in their prime. It was GREAT! Then i saw them in 2010. What a disappointment. Never again for me. You could. That's cool. No problem dude. But I'm not. They will never top what I saw back in 1986 (when Cliff was still alive) and 1989. Never. Not even 1991-92. They still were relevant in those days. And sounded and played like it too. Anyway, you got your opinion and I got mine. I'm done with this subject. See ya! Btw, im 54. At least our age is common.
Just watched for the second time and teared up during Pulling Teeth. Cliff was a genius and technically astounding. I get so used to seeing modern Metallica that I forget what a gift he was. This is why we need these videos. Incredible show.
I love how Kirk manage the show, he is very calm, still smile and finished despite of grabbing his guitar, he has the cutest smile you ever want, and it seems James have fun with it, lol
Simply incredible! This should be an inspiration to all new music artists. The fact that four 20 year olds could writethis kind of music, lyrics from scratch and play this good live is amazing. This is why Metallica is still not only relevant today but leading the heavy metal industry.
This was a sacred moment in rock history, Cliff smahing his bass strings with Anethesia, Lars with a moustache, James pointing at the crowd and finally Kirk´s incident .
Cliff is just in his usual little world head banging throughout the whole show. He was a very awesome dude and was a bit of a musical genius with the harmonies and stuff. I hope he is resting in total peace and still banging his head on his new journey.
I noticed that he’s head banging to the bass riffs and not necessarily the song itself which is pretty cool, he enters his own zen state of bass RIP cliff
Thrash Metal 101 Just think if Cliff wasn't killed, what do ypu think he would of done during that crazy Bob Rock sellout days in the mid 90s? James still didn't grow his hair back 20+ years later. "Ok Cliff, you have to dress different, cut all your hair off and play shit music and wait, you'll also have to put some makeup on too. 😰😰😰
Ken Sturm If you knew anything about Metallica history, what makes each member tick and what made Cliff tick. You would understand that Cliff was the one experimenting and pushing the other ones the most when it came to new ideas, sounds and styles. Cliff would embrace and lead the era you call “sellout”. He would’ve taken Metallica way further out on that road and He would’ve been the one holding them there longer. Think more in the line of LuLu, concept albums and individual side projects. You are idolizing Cliff using made up traits. Please don’t.
8:45 Lars Interview 13:10 Jump in the Fire 15:33 Phantom Lord 21:35 No Remorse 28:34 Anesthesia (Pulling Teeth) 33:00 Whiplash 37:52 Seek and Destroy 45:15 Guitar Solo 48:54 Metal Militia
20:10 Dave Mustaine fiddling with the camcorder 44:43 Dave Mustaine fiddling with the guitar tuning 47:34 Dave Mustaine in the crowd stealing guitars 49:54 Dave Mustaine fiddling with the vocal chords
They sound so much better without all that bullshit, this is amazing. This is the way i remember hearing all this in 93,94 when i was 8 or 9. Man, amazing!!!
I remember all the clips from this show mixed into the Cliff Em All video -- young Metallica -- just kids still -- such energy, everyone there having a great time. It's a beautiful thing man.
40+ solid years of legendary concert after legendary concert I can’t stop saying this the longer they go on for they’ll never stop they’ll never quit cause there Metallica!!🤟🔥🔥
In my opinion no other bass player at that time was playing bass like Cliff Burton when he had joined Metallica in 1983. At the same time Cliff really loved playing music and his bass solos in Chicago was unheard of because many people never saw that before by a bass player who was talented and gifted like Cliff and his legacy of Metallica will always live on forever.
Yes! God old 'Tallica fueled with anger and alcohol. A set consistent of only KEA songs, Cliff on bass, James pointing at everybody without a particular reason, people banging the hell out of their heads and no cell phones in sight... what else could you ask for? Best Live Monday everrrr!!!
It’s just insane to see them play in such a small venue. I saw them in ‘97 on the Load tour with the huge stage shaped like a guitar that took up the whole floor of the arena. That was only 14 years after this, which is nothing compared to how long ago this show was today.
I like how everyone is a drum expert, calm the f down you probably only played rockband or guitar hero, think for yourself instead of following what normies think 🤘🤘
Its amazing to watch this with understanding that Lars played drums for just a 3 years... He always knew what he wanted to do. Cheers up for everyone who reading this :3
Lars looks like he's getting in great shape again practicing a bunch and ready to crush us again. Last time I saw them in Spokane in December of 18 he was playing perfectly. I hope after this shit blows over we can look forward to seeing you guys out on the scene destroying everyone with your trademark Metallica crunch. Hopefully a new album soon. Also I love Lars with his intros.
They've always had that incredible stage presence and sound. I love it when James says "this one is gonna kill all the fake people out there, all the posers. We fuckin' hate them". I roared with laughter. The nostalgia of that statement warmed my heart. Metallica was a huge part of my youth and I found a great outlet for my rage. Never too old to feel gleeful over memories of teasing posers and all the dorky hair bands like Poison and yuck, I can't even think about those pansy ass lady man lilyanthals. The first time I listened to Metallica was Master of Puppets around the time it was released. I was a freshman in HS, my friend borrowed the cassette tape in her brother's collection & we were blown away. The music scared the crap out of me but it opened the door for a lifetime of real music with natural born talent. I was a teen in the 80s, posers & pop artists unfortunately dominated the music charts. Thank God for Metallica!! I hope to see you guys in Buffalo again. You guys were, are, and always will be the kings of heavy metal. I don't know if you guys read the comment sections (probably not), but if you do, keep your head up, James. I knew just by watching your shows and noticing your demeanor last year that you were struggling. I am so glad that you made it back. I'm in recovery and will have 4 years clean in July. I went back to college & worked hard & earned another degree. I'm now an official therapist. Those demons just sneak up out of nowhere sometimes. You have a lot of love and support.
I don't understand why people get dislike this masterpiece.😢!!! long live metallica forever.!!!🎸🎸🎸🎸 edit: it's because they listen bad bunny J balvin justin bielver taylor swith billie illie. ect
I was 9 when this was recorded and 3 yrs before i got into Thrash. 86 was my calling with Master - im still thrashin' out to this day. I have 4 kids and 3 of them are in to metal, punk, nu metal etc. Old skool thrasher signing off. Peace 🤙🏻🤘🏻
when Cliff did his bass solo and they followed it up with Whiplash....the guys in Raven probably looked at one another and said, "we gotta follow this?" LOL
@@walodios1109 Bro.... Metallica ruled the world at that time. Like it or not.... I saw them multiple times '88-'95. No one could ever match the intensity they created.
@@turdferguson7112 nonono, don't get me wrong. I LOVE SO MUCH that era of Metallica, at that time Newsted was on fucking point, James insulting 24/7, Kirk meh, Lars meh. My favorite era by far but also, there is Pantera on his best time. Just Cowboys stuff and raw as fuuuuuck. For me, if u gave me to choose between Metallica and Pantera both '91 era, I always go with Pantera
Guys, your 'tallica Mondays are really a weekly highlight and something I am looking forward at the beginning of each week! Thanks a lot! Can't wait to see bands and specially all of you live! Greets from Nuremberg 🇪🇺🇩🇪
S&M2 was released today in South Korea. So I watched it just now. It was a very touching performance, and now everything is stopped at covid-19 and I hope you get back to normal soon.
Still melting faces 40 years later lol. Plus sounding just as good today if not even better!! Keep up the great work guys .. it’s unbelievable what you all have achieved ❤️🙏🏼👌🏼🎸🙌🏼🙌🏼
@PfeffiBurton 3 years ago 00:00 Lars Intro 04:19 Jump in the Fire 07:05 Phantom Lord 13:10 No Remorse 20:06 Anesthesia - (Pulling Teeth) 24:26 Whiplash 29:22 Seek & Destroy 36:47 Kirk Hammett Guitar Solo 40:23 Metal Militia
One of the first gigs post-Mustaine, I think first filmed or at least released on VHS and DVD or posted on YT. Raw, Wild, Kirk on his early baptism of fire, James as always singing-shouting songs quite awful, an audience so crazy, the start of Speed Metal, while Classic Heavy Metal still was taking off... Met's staff at his savage 20s, full of power, rage, a jewel of old times...fortunately this post is the whole concert on video, because other posts contain half an hour only audio... THANK YOU METS!
Time stamp: Metallica did the time stamp wrong so why the heck not helping yall out,enjoy 🤘🏻. 0:00 Intro (Lars) 4:44 Jump in the fire 6:46 Phantom lord 13:10 No remorse 19:49Anesthesia (Pulling Teeth) 23:30 Extraordinary Bass solo 24:25 Whiplash 29:07 Seek & Destroy 36:44 Guitar solo 40:23 Metal Militia
00:00 Lars Intro 4:45 Jump In The Fire 7:05 Phantom Lord 13:10 No Remorse 20:05 (Anesthesia) - Pulling Teeth 23:30 Whiplash 29:20 Seek & Destroy 36:48 Guitar Solo 40:45 Metal Milita
It’s weird to think that at that point Metallica was at a level of success most bands only dream of today. It really puts into perspective how huge they got after the black album.
yeah this the only proshot gig from the kill em all for one tour, sadly the first 17 minutes didnt get recorded, but luckily they just played this venue again after 38 years
When you hear "Bass solo, take one", there's no doubt he could pull this masterpiece out of his ass, on command.. James: Cliff, you ready? Cliff: Het, I was ready before you had your Corn Flakes this morning. Lars, are YOU ready?
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08:27 Lars Intro
13:10 Jump in the Fire
15:33 Phantom Lord
21:33 No Remorse
28:25 Anesthesia - (Pulling Teeth)
32:53 Whiplash
37:34 Seek & Destroy
45:15 Guitar Solo
48:30 Metal Militia
Cliff em all!!!
Thanks metallica thanks cliff burton🤘
THIS IS METALLICA 👏👏👏👏👏😈😈
#YOUROCK
Fuck yeah. Love this. Back in the day. Old school classic thrash Metallica. Just ripping it UP. .
🤘🤘🤘🤘🤘🤘🤘🤘🤘🤘
Back in the day when
Lars still had hair,
Kirk just joined band,
James was pointing at everyone in crowd for no particular reason and had no tatoos,
God himself played on bass,
And I wasn't born
I love this!
Rest in peace Cliff... \m/
TRUE 2 THE BONE..My words exactly, xept the fact that I was alive in 83....
@@diokokk21 Respect from me, brother! I'm new school metalhead who likes old school metal haha :D
@@poltergeist.7 i ja volim te stare dane pozz \mmm/
Amen brutha!
To su bila vremena, ovo danas je njesra....
00:00 Lars Intro
04:19 Jump in the Fire
07:05 Phantom Lord
13:10 No Remorse
20:06 Anesthesia - (Pulling Teeth)
24:26 Whiplash
29:22 Seek & Destroy
36:47 Kirk Hammett Guitar Solo
40:23 Metal Militia
to the top!
hey leute na
@@Carrotdrink was geht bro
@@Carrotdrink moin maista
@@PfeffiBurton wasn los hier heude
I wish I was a teen in the 80’s experiencing a Metallica show, this performance was killer!
I got to see them in Master Of Puppets tour Long Beach sports arena. They opened for Ozzy in the ultimate sin tour few months before Cliff died. I also got to see Megadeath at the Balboa theater a small venue in 86. lots of head banging and stage diving lots of fun!
@@juda8054 Man that sounds like fun, the 80’s sound like a time to be alive! The music is just so timeless 🤘
@@juda8054 im so jealous!!
Got to see them in Columbia Md on Ozzy tour . Totally life changing. I was hooked.
The 1980’s ruled for long haired head bangers! any many more genres for that matter. Watch the “Murder in the front row documentary”
James's shiny spandex, pointing at random ppl in the dark, kirk's white business shirt, Cliff's half-time headbanging - now THIS is Metallica!
And Lars using a ride cymbal 😆
You sure that's not actual leather
Kirk alwas so gay
And the worst vocals in Metallica history
@@der_jannik_0115 poser
It never ceases to amaze me - everytime I hear the line "We'll never stop, we'll never quit, cuz we're Metallica!" - they continue to make good on that promise, coming up on 40 years now! No matter what gets thrown in their way.
Once we start to rock we never wanna stop again
"Adrenaline starts to flow! You're thrashing all around! Acting like a maniac! Whiplash!"
Lulu
@@the8thgable which lyric did Iron Maiden say similar? Love me some IM, just can’t place the similar lyric.
@@tylernewton7217 iron maiden can't be bought, whenever, wherever you are something like that?
4:45 - "Jump in the Fire"
7:01 - "Phantom Lord"
13:06 - "No Remorse"
19:50 - "Anesthesia - (Pulling Teeth)"
24:27 - "Whiplash"
29:04 - "Seek And Destroy"
36:50 - "Guitar Solo"
40:27 - "Metal Milita"
6:58
James: for whom ?
me: THE BELL TOLLS!!!
James: for the Phantom Lord
me: WTF?!... oh it's 83 lol now i remember
Hahahaha
I shouted the same! 🤘🏼😅
Yeah I heard that haha
Hahaha same
I thought the same thing, but I was happy 'cause I prefer Phantom Lord, without bashing For Whom, that's a great song too
20:06 goosebumps! Cliff was an absolute legend!
The stretching of those notes though. I cant imagine having the strength in my fingers to hold it for that long
Clearly you have no clue about how to play. 🥓☠️
James: "IS everyone ready? FOR WHOM?"
Me, a time traveler: "THE BELL TOLLLLS"
James: "PHANTOMLORD"
Uh, he asks twice if everyone was ready to fall to their knees, not just if they are ready. ANY person familiar with early Metallica knows that he is announcing Phantom Lord. He never even says the word "whom"...he said "for who?" Anyway... This is the Kill "Em All tour in 1983. Ride the lightning was not even released until 1984.
James in 1983. "Is everyone ready to fall to their knees...FOR WHO?"
Casual Metallica fanboy in 2020. "The Bell Tolls"
@@hyperluminalreality1 he said he was a time traveler hence saying tolls. And chillax dude
I swore I heard people in the crowd say that too... 😄
What if someone replied "THE BELL TOLLS!" and we gone like "Yeahh-- wait what!?"
@@hyperluminalreality1 had a bad day?
James playing guitar while simultaneously playing air guitar along with Kirk's solo at 18:50 ...that was amazing!
Only in the good old days
That's pretty funny and epic.
that is awesome.
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0:00-4:19 Lars Intro.
4:20-4:42 No Sound/Video Intro.
4:43-6:13 Jump In The Fire
6:45-12:07 Phantom Lord
13:06-19:34 No Remorse
20:04-24:26 Anesthesia(Pulling Teeth)
24:27-28:43 Whiplash
29:05-36:20 Seek and Destroy
36:40 Guitar Solo (Kirk)
39:05 Kirk Loses Guitar In Crowd
40:03 Metal Militia
44:10 Record Giveaway
45:30 Metal Up Your Ass Chant
46:34-48:23 Metal Militia cont.
It's a very strange feeling to see them perform in such a small venue with some naive-ish look in their eyes and them being not aware of the fact that one day, they'd rule the metal scene and play to the thousands in the stadiums. Just wow.
Time.
Sometimes the smallest of venues offer up the best shows due to the intimacy of the audience. Just like when the Rolling Stones played the Double Door in Chicago. Wow! Whya show.
Cliff Burton was so good it’s scary. He played the bass like a lead guitar. Very sorely missed. RIP Cliff Burton!
Hell yeah.....I was fortunate to see him at two shows on the Ride the Lightening Tour.
Cliff Burton was the only real musician of the bunch. At that time Metallica was about heart and powerful music. Now...... whatever.
I am blessed to of seen Cliff play with Metallica twice, headlining on the RTL tour when he blew my face off with his Anesthesia Bass Solo and supporting Ozzy on the MOP, both times I was able to get real close and in front of Cliff ( had GA and floor seats ) he was sort of like the Hendrix of metal bassists, he had sort of a hippie vibe but he was also a true headbanger both literally and figuratively, his head never stopped moving during a set! When that bass rig was fired up with his effects it was truly mind blowing, he was the spirit of Metallica!
@@chrisstolle It must have been amazing to see him in the flesh.
@@jameshighsted9123 it was magical at the time but after his death it really hit me how special it really was! To use another Hendrix example, both Jimi and Cliff were only prominent in the music world as far as being heard and watched by the masses for only a few short years and only played on a few albums ( I am not counting all the Hendrix anthologies/collections ) yet left such an impact that has lasted decades after their deaths, you can include Randy Rhoads in that list, there are others but I am going to limit it to those three because their careers literally only lasted a few albums/years!
0:00 Intro
4:44 The rest of "Jump In The Fire" (audio from concert kicks in)
7:07 Phantom Lord
13:06 No Remorse
20:02 Anesthesia (Pulling Teeth)
24:27 Whiplash
29:24 Seek & Destroy
36:48 Kirk's solo
40:24 Metal Militia
Kirk's face when he loses the guitar deserves its own album cover.
James set Kirk up when he called him the new guy those fans rip that guitar out of his hands because he was not Dave and Cliff Burton was legendary what a fucking solo it's a shame Kirk did not have one and Cliff had not been in the band very long himselfbut nothing happened to him because James didn't fuck with him like he does Kirk and still does now
The crowd are like "c'mon, do it again"
Kirk's like "Nah, I see what your trying to do!"
timeline?
@@geengenee 39:00
@@Grimeyhoob Did you get to catch a piece of the Kill Em All vinyl James threw at the crowd? Or the finger of one of those who tried to catch it?
Burton's headbanging is incredible
Correct
It’s his anti-gravity hair that always amazes me
The neck is stronk, like bull
It’s amazing that they (Lars mostly I believe) had the foresight to document all of their shows at this level. Almost like he knew how big they would be someday 🤔
Lars was secretly a genius all along. and boy howdy did it pay off for them in the long run, exceptionally high quality documentation of performances, studio sessions, backstage stuff and VLOGs before they were popular.
I think this was Johnny Z’s idea. Raven was also filmed at this show.
Most bands back then filmed, documented themselves!!!!!!
If only he could spend as much time practicing as he used to do documenting.
Damn, Cliff was headbanging like crazy. James has evolved so much as a singer. It's actually pretty damn impressive.
Yeah - he'd have ended up being a chiropractor's worst nightmare!
James evolved for the worst. He should've kept this style his main style.
@Jon Bonez : I couldn't agree more. But my opinion is that the change was worse. It's ok if it's an improvement, but to me it wasn't. I like James old voice way better. So does a lot of people. And he deliberately changed it when they released the Black Album in 1991. It's not even like he naturally evolved. It was a planned move. The wrong one too. Because after that record, Metallica went to dog shit. Jason quit, and they all went bat-shit! Fighting and disagreeing turned the band upside-down. They never were the same after that. Period. Your too young to understand I suppose? Because mostly younger fans say what you said. But i could be wrong. Maybe your in your 50,s like me? And for me; Metallica turned into everything they said they never would. That was a trait that appealed to a lot of fans back in the beggining. We got sold out. So you won't understand. And i don't expect you to. Just go and enjoy load and reload and St,Anger ok?
I'll stick with Kill 'em All! No need to argue jerky.
@Jon Bonez Listen dude. Listen to Nothing else matters. Then listen to any song on the records before that. You're gonna tell me that James isn't trying his hardest to actually use his vocal cords as a traditional singer would do? I can hear it a mile away. He sustains notes and tries to add vibrato. And worst of all, he tries to make his voice sound pretty. Thats how i hear it. But I dont hear that on any album prior to that. Not even on fade to black!
Don't get me wrong. I respect James 100%. I respect Metallica too. But I wouldn't pay to see them live these days. I saw them in their prime. It was GREAT! Then i saw them in 2010. What a disappointment. Never again for me. You could. That's cool. No problem dude. But I'm not. They will never top what I saw back in 1986 (when Cliff was still alive) and 1989. Never. Not even 1991-92. They still were relevant in those days. And sounded and played like it too.
Anyway, you got your opinion and I got mine. I'm done with this subject. See ya! Btw, im 54. At least our age is common.
Best lead man in the world! Ever in my opinion a
I was at this show back in the day I was 16 wow I’m freaking old
You should change your name to Rick W Old then!!😆
I just got real jealous man fuck that wouldve been the shit!
No sadness...you are a lucky fan from the Golden Years, I feel so jealous...
I would trade places with you in a second!
I hate what the world has come to nowadays
atleast you got to grow up with great bands and music.
Just watched for the second time and teared up during Pulling Teeth. Cliff was a genius and technically astounding. I get so used to seeing modern Metallica that I forget what a gift he was. This is why we need these videos. Incredible show.
It’s incredible
Cliff was amazing!!! 👍😎
Genius... technically astounding... lol, compared to what?
11:41 "Bow to the Phantom LooOOOrrrddd!"
WoaAaAo
WoA0ao
Looaouauaoaaard
14yo girls: wow (insert pop artist) is so talented
The voice only track:
*Kirk's Wah noise Intensifies*
It was nice of Kirk's mom to lend him a shirt
I'm pretty sure that's his old baby sitter's shirt though...
He is the oldest of them
This comment is under appreciated
@@Tooom28 Yet he looked the youngest
@Ball Point lmao!
I love how Kirk manage the show, he is very calm, still smile and finished despite of grabbing his guitar, he has the cutest smile you ever want, and it seems James have fun with it, lol
Hard to imagine this kid would be singing Master of Puppets in only a few years
I mean his voice didn't change on master that much. Justice is a better example
And singing Mama Said just over a decade later
James was 20 years old
and then shortly after he would sing Blackened and Dyers Eve
exactly my thought
God damn, this version of No Remorse is so legendary. I can’t even remember how many times I watched it on my old Cliff Em All VHS back in the day.
Definitely the standout song for sure, the tail of this version is an absolute beast
James: for who?!
Guy in crowd: the bell tolls
James mind: sounds fire, ima use that
At what time?!?!
@@Bnes-v3g6:58
@user-ze8zj1bu6t 6:59
@@Bnes-v3g VERY LATE REPLY at 6:59 it kinda sounded like a guy saying "For whom the bell tolls."
I remember this from Cliff 'em All. I had that on VHS when it first came out. Cliff's solo still gives me chills. Such great memories from my youth.
Same!
10:23 James air guitaring kirk's solo whilst playing rhythm whilst acting out a wah pedal
Simply incredible! This should be an inspiration to all new music artists. The fact that four 20 year olds could writethis kind of music, lyrics from scratch and play this good live is amazing. This is why Metallica is still not only relevant today but leading the heavy metal industry.
Goats 🐐
Lol.
I’m literally 20 years old watching four other 20 year olds slowly becoming metal legends lol
This was a sacred moment in rock history, Cliff smahing his bass strings with Anethesia, Lars with a moustache, James pointing at the crowd and finally Kirk´s incident .
This was the best Metallica Monday so far in my opinion.
For sure!
Yeah I love their old shows. I'd love if they played the Day on the Green show with Cliff.
Yep, agree
slane was personally my favourite because it was my first metallica show and they put on a great performance
The worst
Cliff is just in his usual little world head banging throughout the whole show. He was a very awesome dude and was a bit of a musical genius with the harmonies and stuff. I hope he is resting in total peace and still banging his head on his new journey.
I noticed that he’s head banging to the bass riffs and not necessarily the song itself which is pretty cool, he enters his own zen state of bass RIP cliff
One of the many reasons 83 was a better year then 2020...🤘🤘
36:45 cause you re METALLICA, this is why Metallica is the best band in the world!!
Pit G Was one, not today
Ken Sturm 🤦🏻♂️
Ken Sturm you are right there’s no doubt to that
Thrash Metal 101 Just think if Cliff wasn't killed, what do ypu think he would of done during that crazy Bob Rock sellout days in the mid 90s? James still didn't grow his hair back 20+ years later. "Ok Cliff, you have to dress different, cut all your hair off and play shit music and wait, you'll also have to put some makeup on too. 😰😰😰
Ken Sturm If you knew anything about Metallica history, what makes each member tick and what made Cliff tick. You would understand that Cliff was the one experimenting and pushing the other ones the most when it came to new ideas, sounds and styles. Cliff would embrace and lead the era you call “sellout”. He would’ve taken Metallica way further out on that road and He would’ve been the one holding them there longer. Think more in the line of LuLu, concept albums and individual side projects. You are idolizing Cliff using made up traits. Please don’t.
Fun fact: Lars Ulrich JUST began playing drums ONE YEAR before they made kill em all. That's pretty damn cool if ya ask me. 😎
It's amazing how good he sounds. He really let himself go according to some people
40 years later and he still sounds like he started playing one year ago 😂
@@DarcyMHwhat band do you play in?
@@BasketCase420what instrument do you play?
@@Immanamastehoe chill out lol
8:45 Lars Interview
13:10 Jump in the Fire
15:33 Phantom Lord
21:35 No Remorse
28:34 Anesthesia (Pulling Teeth)
33:00 Whiplash
37:52 Seek and Destroy
45:15 Guitar Solo
48:54 Metal Militia
The Lars intro is 8:28
Cliff had such a passion for the music man. RIP
This is actually the first time I’ve seen Cliff play. Just an amazing talent with his fingers on the bass.
That's what she said
That's what she said
I’ve seen the bass solo quite a few times, and Cliff impatiently signaling Lars to join in still gets a laugh out of me
20:10 Dave Mustaine fiddling with the camcorder
44:43 Dave Mustaine fiddling with the guitar tuning
47:34 Dave Mustaine in the crowd stealing guitars
49:54 Dave Mustaine fiddling with the vocal chords
hahahahha
Hahahahha
That's funny as hell but he actually wrote those songs the ones that were not covers anyway
14:58 Dave Mustaine (on the lower right corner) walking out
@@jaseaquino haha - yes!
25:44 "The feeling of a Hammett who needed wah so bad!!"
I came here just for seeing that!
"the feeling of a hammett who need us so bad"
There was literally no point in them doing that haha
They sound so much better without all that bullshit, this is amazing. This is the way i remember hearing all this in 93,94 when i was 8 or 9. Man, amazing!!!
I remember all the clips from this show mixed into the Cliff Em All video -- young Metallica -- just kids still -- such energy, everyone there having a great time. It's a beautiful thing man.
Virgintallica
James "Voicecrack" Hetfield
Kirk "Pubic hair" Hammett
Cliff "Bass god" Burton
Lars "Tennis boi" Ulrich
Nailed it.
Lol
Ah-ha-ha! Thats great)))
This comment deserves more likes, lol.
Tennis boi is right. He never should have been in that band. He foisted his way in with his parent's money.
This is now 40 years old. And it's still kicking ass!
40+ solid years of legendary concert after legendary concert I can’t stop saying this the longer they go on for they’ll never stop they’ll never quit cause there Metallica!!🤟🔥🔥
cliff was killing it damn such a talented dude he was freakking master of bass
Cliff's fingerstyle technique has always astounded me.
You a female?
@@legitimatead3908 Lmfao
In my opinion no other bass player at that time was playing bass like Cliff Burton when he had joined Metallica in 1983. At the same time Cliff really loved playing music and his bass solos in Chicago was unheard of because many people never saw that before by a bass player who was talented and gifted like Cliff and his legacy of Metallica will always live on forever.
Yes! God old 'Tallica fueled with anger and alcohol. A set consistent of only KEA songs, Cliff on bass, James pointing at everybody without a particular reason, people banging the hell out of their heads and no cell phones in sight... what else could you ask for?
Best Live Monday everrrr!!!
The absolute best 🤘🏽
Change the fuckin "drummer" maybe?
@@montauta or you could just fuck off?
@@montauta Lars created Metallica so go fuck yourself.
No, that pointing has a reason. It's called the Metallica Point, lol.
Back in the day Metallica had 1 drummer, 1 vocalist, 1 bassist and 3 Lead guitarist!
I was at the rock and roll hall of fame in Cleveland last year. They have Cliff’s bass from this show. Felt so surreal being next to it. 🤘
Finally a Concert without Nothing and Sandman 🤣🤘
That's what my husband said. I started laughing.
And without everyone in the crowd waving their phones in the air.
All hail to the early days!!
So true man!!!! 🤘🏻😄
Love those two songs but it's nice to see an early concert with songs that aren't played often anymore. (phantom lord, no remorse)
They only played songs from the 'new' album.
It’s just insane to see them play in such a small venue. I saw them in ‘97 on the Load tour with the huge stage shaped like a guitar that took up the whole floor of the arena. That was only 14 years after this, which is nothing compared to how long ago this show was today.
My first Metallica gig was in SF March '83. Great tour supporting the mighty Raven. Good memories guys, thanks!
Kirk: *hovers guitar over crowd and promptly gets it ripped out of his hands*
Also Kirk: *surprised pikachu face*
It's amazing how consistent Lars' drumming has been through the years
Consistently bad Past the 90s
consistently bad. What's amazing is that they made it dispite how bad it is. .
@@morbidmanmusic it works, his early stuff is fine but you can tell he just stopped practicing and giving a crap
I like how everyone is a drum expert, calm the f down you probably only played rockband or guitar hero, think for yourself instead of following what normies think 🤘🤘
Its amazing to watch this with understanding that Lars played drums for just a 3 years... He always knew what he wanted to do. Cheers up for everyone who reading this :3
Lars looks like he's getting in great shape again practicing a bunch and ready to crush us again. Last time I saw them in Spokane in December of 18 he was playing perfectly. I hope after this shit blows over we can look forward to seeing you guys out on the scene destroying everyone with your trademark Metallica crunch. Hopefully a new album soon. Also I love Lars with his intros.
Will Grello Maybe grow his jair back too, him and James and color it
@@m42037 I don't think that's happening but ok
@@m42037 🤔🥱🥱🥱
I saw Metallica last year in Munich, and Lars was awesome !
I never realized how Good Kirk was man ! Guys a beast
Met live sucks this DVD/YTs shit polish in
1000 seas
These guys have talent, it seems that they will go far.
I'l bet'cha 36¢ they won't go far.
th-cam.com/video/i8IoJJmWRDs/w-d-xo.html
They are far yet. They are a bricks of Metal's basement. IMHO
I remember dean snider saying in an interview “they seem like nice kids, but I don’t think they’ll go very far” lol
@@redstickles550 i remember that, too. of course I was just dickin' around, bein' stupid.
Tears falling in my face of joy!
Ok calm down.
Why should he? The way he reacted was perfectly appropriate for the moment
@@SoloTravelerOffTheBeatenPath Agreed, plus that other guy calm down too.
@polifatts how old are you? :)
Wow , imagine being at this show and knowing no matter what song they play its going to be great.
They've always had that incredible stage presence and sound. I love it when James says "this one is gonna kill all the fake people out there, all the posers. We fuckin' hate them". I roared with laughter. The nostalgia of that statement warmed my heart. Metallica was a huge part of my youth and I found a great outlet for my rage. Never too old to feel gleeful over memories of teasing posers and all the dorky hair bands like Poison and yuck, I can't even think about those pansy ass lady man lilyanthals. The first time I listened to Metallica was Master of Puppets around the time it was released. I was a freshman in HS, my friend borrowed the cassette tape in her brother's collection & we were blown away. The music scared the crap out of me but it opened the door for a lifetime of real music with natural born talent. I was a teen in the 80s, posers & pop artists unfortunately dominated the music charts. Thank God for Metallica!! I hope to see you guys in Buffalo again. You guys were, are, and always will be the kings of heavy metal. I don't know if you guys read the comment sections (probably not), but if you do, keep your head up, James. I knew just by watching your shows and noticing your demeanor last year that you were struggling. I am so glad that you made it back. I'm in recovery and will have 4 years clean in July. I went back to college & worked hard & earned another degree. I'm now an official therapist. Those demons just sneak up out of nowhere sometimes. You have a lot of love and support.
I love that part too, it makes No Remorse really a song that kills the posers
Do you have the audio version of your comment 🤔
They were in buffalo yesterday, did you go?
Which One is pink?😅
@@lemmykonijn6261I think Poser is a good name for a band😂🎉
Lars talks more with his hands than all my Italian relatives. lol
He uses everything besides a paper towel when he is eating too.
And Hispanics homnies
As an italian, yes, I agree.
It's because he's a drummer
Because he is Danish :)
I don't understand why people get dislike this
masterpiece.😢!!! long live metallica forever.!!!🎸🎸🎸🎸
edit: it's because they listen bad bunny J balvin justin bielver taylor swith billie illie. ect
I was 9 when this was recorded and 3 yrs before i got into Thrash. 86 was my calling with Master - im still thrashin' out to this day. I have 4 kids and 3 of them are in to metal, punk, nu metal etc. Old skool thrasher signing off. Peace 🤙🏻🤘🏻
I was negative 10 when this was recorded 🙃
I was 8 and 5 years later i became a metal head. The good old days eh.
Sorry about the kid into nu metal.
@@samuelloomis1119 hey nu metal isn’t that bad
@@FlyingV555 nu metal ruined metal. So yeah, it’s bad.
Been a fan since 1990. Loved seeing Cliff hammer through Pulling Teeth and the whole gig!! Just brilliant.
This is a young man's game. The real Metallica here. Young, gritty, long-haired rockers, and Cliff Burton on bass.
when Cliff did his bass solo and they followed it up with Whiplash....the guys in Raven probably looked at one another and said, "we gotta follow this?" LOL
Lmfao i just happened to be at THIS part when i read ur comment lol
I bet that Metallica thought the same on Moscow '91 when they saw fucking Pantera playing and knowing that they came right after them
@@walodios1109 Bro.... Metallica ruled the world at that time. Like it or not.... I saw them multiple times '88-'95. No one could ever match the intensity they created.
@@turdferguson7112 nonono, don't get me wrong. I LOVE SO MUCH that era of Metallica, at that time Newsted was on fucking point, James insulting 24/7, Kirk meh, Lars meh. My favorite era by far but also, there is Pantera on his best time. Just Cowboys stuff and raw as fuuuuuck. For me, if u gave me to choose between Metallica and Pantera both '91 era, I always go with Pantera
@@turdferguson7112 but, as always, is my opinion, I'm not trying to change your mind and do not bothers me if u think differently. I respect that
Guys, your 'tallica Mondays are really a weekly highlight and something I am looking forward at the beginning of each week! Thanks a lot! Can't wait to see bands and specially all of you live! Greets from Nuremberg 🇪🇺🇩🇪
Rest in Peace Cliff
You are always gonna be missed
Every time the picture went funky during "No Remorse" I wanted to get up and whack my VHS player lol. This is awesome!
Use the TH-cam tracking button.
@@user-wj9xq7ig2v Ha, shit I forgot about that! Was it not a little wheel you turned?
@@StevenAMckayAuthor if you were fancy you had a vcr with auto tracking which was awesome cause it would flash auto tracking on the screen
S&M2 was released today in South Korea. So I watched it just now. It was a very touching performance, and now everything is stopped at covid-19 and I hope you get back to normal soon.
Still melting faces 40 years later lol. Plus sounding just as good today if not even better!! Keep up the great work guys .. it’s unbelievable what you all have achieved ❤️🙏🏼👌🏼🎸🙌🏼🙌🏼
Hell when I saw them play in Mustaine's garage I didn't think they'd go anywhere. Look at them now.
Last show I went to was at the Metro in late January. Was right up front, stage left. Crazy how much has changed in a few months.
I love how James still finding his voice here, but Kirk was so good from the start!!
Yeah, James has really come a long way since this, kirk is really good here.
@PfeffiBurton
3 years ago
00:00 Lars Intro
04:19 Jump in the Fire
07:05 Phantom Lord
13:10 No Remorse
20:06 Anesthesia - (Pulling Teeth)
24:26 Whiplash
29:22 Seek & Destroy
36:47 Kirk Hammett Guitar Solo
40:23 Metal Militia
One of the first gigs post-Mustaine, I think first filmed or at least released on VHS and DVD or posted on YT.
Raw, Wild, Kirk on his early baptism of fire, James as always singing-shouting songs quite awful, an audience so crazy, the start of Speed Metal, while Classic Heavy Metal still was taking off...
Met's staff at his savage 20s, full of power, rage, a jewel of old times...fortunately this post is the whole concert on video, because other posts contain half an hour only audio...
THANK YOU METS!
Cliff is still my favorite bassist hands down.
Okay so I was there!
The quality of this is out of this world!
Knowing the fact that one of the greatest shows was on my birthday is priceless
Hardly one of their greatest shows tbh, just one of the best quality early ones
Watch Metallica live only 3 months after the release of their first album is a moment of pure gold.
I love the Lars intro, the guys hilarious lmfao I can’t get why people hate him. He’s an awesome drummer and songwriter!
Cause people think it's trendy to hate on him , no reason other than they see others do it !
Lars is awesome.
Lol, the hand gestures are non-stop.😆
napster
@@alfredo0429 you mean when he was completely right?
@@neil3467 yeah
By far the best metallica monday. I did not expect to see 1983 live footage today
No remorse was way ahead of its time. Defintely a revolutionary band for Heavy Music.
28:34 é de arrepiar .Cliff. fico arrepiado..
Aham, o bixo é brabo dms
C é Loko!!!
Time stamp:
Metallica did the time stamp wrong so why the heck not helping yall out,enjoy 🤘🏻.
0:00 Intro (Lars)
4:44 Jump in the fire
6:46 Phantom lord
13:10 No remorse
19:49Anesthesia (Pulling Teeth)
23:30 Extraordinary Bass solo
24:25 Whiplash
29:07 Seek & Destroy
36:44 Guitar solo
40:23 Metal Militia
00:00 Lars Intro
4:45 Jump In The Fire
7:05 Phantom Lord
13:10 No Remorse
20:05 (Anesthesia) - Pulling Teeth
23:30 Whiplash
29:20 Seek & Destroy
36:48 Guitar Solo
40:45 Metal Milita
Hey Lars, your messages brighten up my day and help me stay positive. I really appreciate it.
It’s weird to think that at that point Metallica was at a level of success most bands only dream of today. It really puts into perspective how huge they got after the black album.
I grew up in San Jose and my 1st Metallica show was 8/31/85 Day on the Green in Oakland. Awesome video of it on TH-cam.
It’s hard to believe that in just a few year they became one of the biggest bands in the whole world
I'M CRYING THIS IS SOOOOOOOO HOLY GOLD!
the quality of this is unbelievable.
someone was a lucky taper!
yeah this the only proshot gig from the kill em all for one tour, sadly the first 17 minutes didnt get recorded, but luckily they just played this venue again after 38 years
3 years after this band released MOP, and then 5 years later they became the kings of metal, which sold more than 100 million copies for decades.
Whay a gig !
So raw, so séminal !!!!
A masterpiece of true metal
My favorite Metallica album of all time
This album changed my life. It's the reason I play guitar.
When you hear "Bass solo, take one", there's no doubt he could pull this masterpiece out of his ass, on command..
James: Cliff, you ready?
Cliff: Het, I was ready before you had your Corn Flakes this morning. Lars, are YOU ready?