Metallica - Stuttgart, Germany [1997.08.23] Full Concert 

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1:03:23 Hetfield teen voice

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The are realising that.. but they live this Metallica life.. we only see and hear the outside

I don't think they care

he is a monster on stage. a force to be rekoned with!!!

@@8888sam he WAS. He even said recently he would never be able to play live with Metallica due to his injuries.

@@nickred652 thats really sad:(

Jason is metallica

just now? LOL when jason left...'tallica die

@@srncet you are wrong, Cliff was Metallica....

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@@deathmetalgek666 no

set7204 thanks for posting the list

They changed the members, they are clones. Just listen to Sad but true.

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Jason rules

+Harry Nõmm nn

Vanda lism god Bless them ? What god ? Ohh I know , their god : satan !

Lmfao Pantera would fucking eat Metallica aliveee

Pantera live in moscow domination 1991. Thats all i have to say.

@@Farbeyondriven5150 Eh i’d still take 80’s Metallica over Pantera

I actually prefer Rob, Jason was amazing with the crowd, but Rob have more skills on bass, and also he play it with his fingers ;)

I agree!

bad + ass = bass

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Edward Anthony Leone vocals+bass=bad mafuckin assss!!!!

I miss him. Metallica lost something there off their onstage persona.

I agree!

Marcos Nan no disrespect to cliff and bob. My favourite metallica years are the jason years.

I have to agree!! Rob tries with all his "crab walking" but Jason brought the extra touch!!

The harmonizing with James on Sleeps gives me chills...... man that dude gave everything he had every night live

That was the main era in the life of metallica.

@@freebee8221 cliff burton. end of discussion :D

@@os.luxi1 jason is better coz jason did very good backing vocals to support james' singing.

90s are still the "main era" of Metallica​@@os.luxi1

One of my favorites. Couldn't help but notice James repeated part of the 1st verse on verse 2

metalhead lmao

Jason is metallica

Mee too! Taped it and watch it endlessly.

Same feeling here, dude! Just went through "Sleeps". Man, I didn't realize before that Newkid sang all along. There you go, nothing else to add.

This was the first I ever really saw by Metallica. My dad recorded the concert because it was after I was asleep and told me and my brother the next day. The rejoice. I've seen this concert on VHS so many times I can't even count. I didn't even realise lyrics were missisng in Enter Sandman and Master of Puppets before I heard the studio version (because James lets the audience sing instead). This will forever be my benchmark for how Metallica sound, how James voice is etc. It even felt weird hearing the studio version of Master of Puppets after this because his voice is so different. Massive nostalgia listening to this now, 19 years later. And yes, Jason is killing it. He might not reach quite up to Cliff Burton (seriously, Orion is still one of the greatest songs written and I haven't listened to Metal for a good 10 years) but god damn he's absolutely on fire here

I love reading stories like this because I remember watching VHS copies at friend's houses after school and trading them.

+David Jonsson samma här, mamma spelade in. guld

Volodymyr Ivanytskyy believe it or not, there's footage in RU-vid of Jason playing on stage with Pantera in 94

It's a shame they rarely played a lot of the faster stuff in this era, because they were really in much better playing shape than when they brought back the fast stuff more regularly again years later and the tempos were more all over the place, sloppy playing, shoddy double bass etc...

and the bald spot before his hair transplant

Miss that Metallica energy.

Nah, they started playing MOP in full at least 15 years ago

@@olivergrigg7351do u know why they stop playing the best part of that song at that time ???

@@olivergrigg7351 The entire MOP returned briefly on the ReLoad tour in 1998, although I'm not entirely sure how long it stayed, as they were back to the first half for their Woodstock 1999 performance. In 2000, they did a medley with Welcome Home (Sanitarium) whereby they did MoP until the bridge, then Sanitarium until the bridge, then the final verse & chorus of MoP. The entire song didn't make a permanent return to the setlist until their 2003 Summer Sanitarium tour. BTW, I've seen Metallica 17 teems, starting with the 1988 Monsters of Rock tour. Master of Puppets is the only song from them that I've seen live (at least part of) on every single one of those shows.

@@jeferssonmontoya2177 Because unfortunately they went through an ego period around the 'Load' time and tried to morph into a hard rock band. They tried to distance themselves from their roots as metal was perceived to be "uncool" at the time. Fortunately common sense prevailed and it was returned to the full version again. I got the impression at the time that it was more Lars and Kirk taking them in that direction, James and Jason were a little more resistant.

@@pancakesgo7995 dude the short version of MOP emerged in the monsters tour in '91. Not sure what version they played in the few 1990 concerts. But it was not a "load" thing.

Omg that is crazy, I feel old....

i guess Because he left the band?

Absolute legend!❤

In back up vocals alone. Nothing else. He had a huge influence on the B-side plop that filled most of Load and Re-Load, however. Rob helped with Death Magnetic and Hardwired, which brought Metallica back to it's roots. Cliff was their roots. Jason was the weakest part of the band's history and always has been. Still important, and still apart of the Metallica family forever, but they were better both before and after him.

No. He's right metallica was way better with jason. R.I.P metallica 1981-2001

imo jason wouldnt be as praised if they hit their prime with cliff. jason gets praised so much because they hit their prime with jason in the band

Я смотря концерт тоже задумался об этом!!!!!Одуреть!!!!

в программе "А" кажись транслировался этот концерт в 97 году, моя видеокассета с записью до сих пор жива :)

Да!!По РТР,и кассета где то тоже валяется, как увидел эту запись откинуло воспоминаниями в то время!!Концерт этот я знал наизусть какая песня за какой и кто что делает во время концерта!!!

хиро ов зе дей впечтлила! и особенно когда злой вася ( ньюстед) кривлялся на на дайд!))

Такая же хрень. Помню еще заставку программы "А". Кассету с записью затер потом до дыр

Джейсона очень не хватает

@@beavisandbutthead4836 это точно,очень сильно,пздц как,именно Джейсон мог вместе с Батей тащить вокал,и ахуенно тащить,учитывая то,что у Бати голос уже не тот,Джейс бы мог помочь с этим)Until it Sleeps.пиздец дуэт,прям мурашки по коже,так чётко,жёстко и рыча))

Мне было 12

Да, "Программа А" и этот самый концерт. Также смотрел и записывал его на видео в тот день.

да, чувак! аж мурашки

The first being Ron McGovney, right? 🤣

the best one imo

@@sguaranas Live maybe, but i’d still choose Cliff for his song-writing influence

@@vincent2053 yeah but Jason wrote good songs/riffs too, like Blackened and my friend of misery. He could wrote More but you know

@@sguaranas I do love those songs. I just feel like Cliff was more of an equal to James. His influence became obvious given their change in direction after his death, and like James said, Cliff would’ve pushed against those changes

+morsteen Well they got tired of thin and tight Mesa Mark sound and switched to Mesa Dual Rectifiers which sound a bit more wide open but muddy as well and lars switched from larger sized drums to smaller sized drums. Thats understandble after playing 15 odd years. And they got somewhere in between in Death Magnetic and after that.

+morsteen Mesa Dual rectifiers and playing half a step down will do that lol.

+morsteen so your saying James cant sing, Jason is soft, Lars is a shit drummer and Kirk can't even play a guitar? really? So why have they sold millions of albums world wide and sell out all live concerts? Stop being Jealous. Its a curse.

+Peter Hotdog Yes, I am saying that currently they all pretty much suck, COMPARED to this era, which was the last moment in time really, where they COULD HAVE thrashed, but chose not to. So to me, not utilizing that when they still could, is a waste, and a sad occurence. They have sold millions of albums and sold out concerts because people still like them enough to support them. Isn't that obvious? Why do people go to Madonna concerts still? Why do people go to Katy Perry shows? It's because they like them. It doesn't mean they are necessarily that amazing, or have much artistic integrity. Why ask such an obvious question? I would be jealous if they could still thrash, because then it's like, DAMN they are old as fuck and can STILL THRASH!? OH GOD MY LIFE SUCKS. lol. I'm not jealous in the least, i'm completely saddened, because this was THE band that made me pick up a guitar, and they hold such an important place in my life. It's hard to watch it decay like this.

+tallicat hetfield No! Its Ron McGovney!

James slipped them some bucks to avoid him 😳

live shit binge and purge is their best stuff. Battery from the 89 tour has to be the fastest they ever played that song

yeah....the shit makes you realize that you do get older. f...ck that.

same here )