Metallica - Lollapalooza 2022 - Full Show HD 

Nice job stealing drgorschach’s thunder. Bunghole

@@pastuliovecraft imagine caring about a time stamp comment lmfao

Yo thank u so much bro

@@pastuliovecraft bunghole, huh? that's a good one. also didn't know helping the YT community was stealing someone's thunder. I made my timestamp comment before his was even posted, but why would you know that. thanks for tuning in.

@@tom_shredz some do so they can skip between songs if they dont have time to listen to the whole show at once

welcome to the family!

It was my first time too! It was epic 🤟

Welcome to the Metallica family!

I've seen them 4 times now. Each time have been awesome. Glad you got to experience it.

21 and second time 🤟

First one for me aswell! I was at the very front myself!

How did you get up so close?

I remember 15 years ago I went to see them for the first time, I the feeling was all some

@@WarofThoughts i was up front too, you have to go like a few hours before they come on, preferably like 3 hours before the crowd starts

I'm jealous bruh

They are so on point! Sounding better than ever, it was really a pleasure seeing them at this show. What a performance!

Sounding better then ever?….I’m pretty sure they’re past their prime. Sounded way better in the 80’s & 90’s.

@@il94z12 damn, people age with time? What a surprise!

@@il94z12 they'll never match the energy of the mid to late 80s shows but they are playing and performing better than ever technically, and a thousand times better than 20 years ago in every aspect.

@@danielobergfell8538 totally understand and agree. I grew up listening to them because of my parents but I wish I was around in the 80’s to see them live in their prime

I just saw them the other day and even more impressive than their playing is James' vocals. James 100% still has his voice.

More punk than any of those bands that present themselves as punk.

I'm sure it blew a lot of kid's minds who were there. Most of the acts there have way less intricate music that's they're not even playing live. This is 100 percent LIVE/100 percent REAL...flaws and all. The way music should be

Yes, they are absolutely amazing, better then ever. And the 'audacity' to open with Whiplash and Creeping Death at a festival where the majority of the audience were not necessarily metal fans and Dua Lipa was headlining the next day (she is a great artist BTW but a very different style)

Not being in tempo with each other is “killing it”? Lol. Not to mention James sounds awful. Seeing them go through the motion of playing live for a paycheck is far from killing it.

What's a KM? Jk lol

How many Freedom Miles is 3200km? 😀

Come on, only four times? Have been in jail all those years? Bro, don't abandon kids, meet them more often.

@@vadimgorbatov657 ?

definitely

Legend

The 2 year lockdowns with no concerts ironically helped a lot of heavy touring bands recuperate I think. I think these older bands realized to take advantage of time they have left

@@manager4409 that’s probably it man, makes sense. So great to see tho

Home sweet home Chicago

Epic!

There is still a hell of a lot of thrash metal bands around. Including a new wave of them. People just don't look for them.

yes sir,the best!!!!dont listen to these other posers crying about something!!glad you enjoyed!!!

@DEAD GRATEFUL nothing beats 1989 Het. It's like he hit puberty for a second time lol.

That’s just not true, 1985-92 sounds like a different, much better singer. His guitar playing is flawless as ever tho, and seeing as Hetfields rhythm guitar playing is the heart and soul of the band, they still sound great.

@@henrywalton5967 1986-early 1992 were the best years for Metallica live

@DEAD GRATEFUL since the beginning of the Hardwired tour in 2016 his voice has been getting steadily better

Not failing, Aging Like a Fine Wine Garlic Sauce...

Same, my mother is the individual who introduced me to metallica. My all time favorite band. Rip mom

I am 52 and saw them for the first time in Fab. 1987 in Poland. I got a ticket from my mother for my 17th birthday. It's really great they keep going to be on the stage

I was in my mid 20's the first time i saw them and I love them to this day, I've seen them 4x myself. I've seen Lamb Of God, Megadeth, Slayer, Slipknot, etc. I My oldest son & I LOVE us some good metal and hard rock 😃🤘🏻We see at least 2 good show every year during September which is his birthday month same day and month as Dave Mustaine Sept 13th. 😃🤘🏻

Biggest band of the world? I don't know about that

@@kaunaz4443 Seriously though, who is "bigger" right now?

@@jasonbrown9388 Agreed. It’s really all about ticket sales. I know that on their last European tour, the entire tour sold out literally in minutes and fans were outraged. And all US concerts easily sell out in less than a day. According to Pollstar, the only other music act that sells out faster than Metallica is Taylor Swift. Lol.

@@kaunaz4443 It’s all subjective but my point is I saw these guys at a shit hole nightclub that held maybe 200 people almost 40 years ago and now they sell out stadiums all over the world. The arc of their success is astounding to me. Peace!

@@patton303 I have no doubt their trajectory has been a massive shot to the sky and beyond since the time you saw them. I would see the glory in that too for any band that started in more humble places. This is one of those legacy bands that continues to have a huge oxygen life support from the groundbreaking sounds they made in the past. Like all bands that had their prime during Rock's highest period of popularity, they made nothing particularly great in their newer material. Nothing remains a shining star forever but they continue to live in the hearts of many older and later generations. As to your question there are many other bands I can think of that still draw large audiences and fill arenas/stadiums. For the sake of making it shorter I'll name American bands like: Bon Jovi, Red Hot Chilli Peppers, Pearl Jam, Foo Fighters, The Killers, and The Strokes. Keep rocking buddy

Iron Maiden

Lyle Lovett.

Well, technically, Springsteen plays for 3 hours a lot but I don't know anyone that wants to hear even an hour of that shit. And by hour 2, even Springsteen fans are mumbling 'Just play Born to Run so I can get out of here and ride my chair lift back up to my craftmatic adjustable bed and catch the last of the Matlock Marathon on TVLand.' That's a true story.

@@Genious. 🤡🤡🥴

@@drewsafari8393 UP THE IRONS!

Exactly, it was like that where I was too.

What time of the day did it start?

@@Marshmar7 8:15pm local time

Im getting literal tears just watching from my phone :(

Kirk is one of the best lead guitarists of all time. Period.

I would have liked to see Welcome Home (Sanitarium) and Leper Messiah but to get Master of Puppets, Fade to Black, Whiplash, Seek and Destroy, One, Creeping Death and Battery, I can't complain.

What time did you get there?

What time of the day did it start?

@@Marshmar7 It started around 8:15-8:30 pm :)

@@origin1026 thank you!😁

Chicago rocks! Metallica rules!!!

Cheerz ta David 🍻 🤟 😆

…And Justice for Hamm

Love Metallica, but if we’re talking about metal in general, then Black Sabbath takes the crown as GOAT. But if we’re talking thrash, then yes Metallica.

Kirk has the most memorable best riffs and solos. Yngwie is more technical but less memorable and less emotional.

I love Kirk. I think he’s on a greatest list but man there’s a massive number of names ahead of him. Maybe top 100, maybe top 75. Don’t get wrong I think he’s great. But there’s a lot of phenomenal guitarists that came before him.

@@Hamer4114 naw, Metallica by a million over Black Sabbath

Is lollapalooza a pop music festival or are there usually rock bands there too?

@@manager4409 It’s usually pop/rap/indie

been listening to Metallica since 1985 - it's wild to see all the newbies. Glad Enter Sandman is finally in it's rightful place in the queue and Puppets is on top where it belongs.... FINALLY.

Welcome to the family!

I had snake pit passes in 92! Good times! However, im almost 50 and prefer being on the first level in front where the seats start. You actually get to see the whole show. Being up front is cool, and everyone should experience it, but you don't get to really see the show at all. It's just cuz every wants to be close to them and feel their energy!

Yes sir, and I was seeing them back in the mid to late 80's when they opened shows and no one hardly heard of them. It was before Master(piece) Of Puppets came out. It didn't take long to fall in love with their music, so intense and driven. They were literally the LAST band ever to play on City Island in Harrisburg, PA. Too many people complained about the noise and of course i was there, i live less than an hour away. 😁🤘🏻My ears rang for 3 days, and now decades later I have legit mild hearing loss 🤣 I regret nothing. We just saw Lamb Of God with KSE in Sept and they were also amazing live. The only thing I EVER need is MORE METAL 😉🤘🏻

I like symphony x a good bit, but when it comes to putting on a show Metallica has it sold.

The Pontiac Silverdome show? I was at that show. Ted Nugent and Kid Rock opened.

@@Awlillis151 yes sir! Was an awesome lineup and great way to open Y2K.

What time did it start? Like time of the day

IDK, just saw Anthrax and they still have it. We are so blessed that the Rock concerts of this generation are still strong as ever!

Bad times

Is Metallica the only billion worth rock band

Being there, I have never seen such a broad range of generations. People who based on their looks i would never have guessed they would attend Metallica show where there in droves… I had 18-25 year olds all around me screaming for master of puppets. It was wild.

I’m 15 and saw em for the second time, it’s not all of us. 🤘

23 myself. Was 20 feet from walk. All around me was 80% made up of 18-25 year olds.

Hey they have Kanye West samples other artists then puts some wack lyrics about getting his jaw wired shut then they call him a genius. The world had turned into a strange place for sure.

@@thebelowaveragefortnitesquad Same.

Most Metal EVER!!!!!!

So jealous, heard about that show the day after. Was honestly depressed I missed it lol.