Metallica - Videos

In late '86, Metallica bassist Cliff Burton lost his life on a fatal tourbus accident. At this point the band were really distressed as first and foremost they had lost a friend than a band member and didn't know whether they were able to continue or not. Fortunately the band members, according to Lars agreed that "Cliff would've been the first to get pissed off if we stopped now", and so the band soldiered on with newly recruited bassist Jason Newsted, and broke him in with a covers E.P. Before work on their 4th studio album however, the previously anti-video band (the band who put out their debut in '83 didn't release any music videos ...  Read the complete review

I bought this, which is the "Load" tour(Live from Fort Worth, Texas 9-10 th May, 1997.) originally on video, and though that I loved it, I played it to death, but then my fiance got it on DVD, and oh wow!! You haven't seen it till you've seen it on DVD! We have 5 surround sound speakers hooked up to our widescreen tv,it's in Dolby Digital 5.1, so you really get the full atmosphere of it all! It sound out of this world!!! And as for the picture?? You see things you never saw on the vid!! Well, as for the gig?? A lot better than S&M (Mind you, anything is in my book lol!) The DVD is jam packed with all sorts of ...  Read the complete review

Metallica make a cheeky play on words to name this their dvd debut that really makes use of the format. Coming on two dvd's this features a concert from Fort Worth in Texas in 1997. Here's what sounds you'll hear:- SO WHAT CREEPING DEATH SAD BUT TRUE AIN'T MY BITCH* HERO OF THE DAY KING NOTHING ONE FUEL BASS/GUITAR DOODLE NOTHING ELSE MATTERS UNTIL IT SLEEPS FOR WHOM THE BELL TOLLS* WHEREVER I MAY ROAM* FADE TO BLACK KILL/RIDE MEDLEY LAST CARESS MASTER OF PUPPETS ENTER SANDMAN AM I EVIL? MOTORBREATH. The lengthy concert doesn't disappoint as the band ...  Read the complete review

I would say this is the best music event thats happened known to man! If someone told you that the heavy metal band metallica were going to perform with the San Francisco Symphony conducted by Michael Kamen, you would think no way! But honestly they do such a powerful performance its unreal, they have never sounded more powerful or dramatic. They play some of the classic hits such as 'Master of puppets', The call of ktulu' and 'Sad but true'. They also perform 2 new songs called 'Minus Human' and 'No leaf Clover' which are amazing! This performance is on for 191 minutes but its 191 minutes of pure metal heaven. If you have the DVD of this you can go on to the ...  Read the complete review