Metallica - Enter Sandman Live Moscow 1991 First Time Reaction

[@RNTV]

Listen here big friend. Don't ever doubt me again. 😂 Great to here your tangent at the end. You both are hilarious! 💜💚

[@Killermcknight]

😘

[@mztweety1374]

@@RNTV Do you wanna give them a playlist or should I?

[@gregcampbell8069]

Rumor has it that people are still in the crowd trying to leave the show . LOL

[@staceymay4594]

First rock concert after the Iron Curtain fell and they were allowed to have music from outside Russia come in. It was at an air base.

[@Killermcknight]

Oh wow! Thanks for the info!

[@patrickbateman7369]

​@@Killermcknightyour buddy should have known that!

[@CoastalNomad]

@@Killermcknight As others have mentioned... Metalica wasn't the only band...... it was a Festival (with free addmission) that led up to the "Headliners" being AC/DC.... My understanding is it was almost dark when AC/DC took stage so there isn't any/much good footage of their performance.....

[@eq1373]

This was BEFORE the Iron Curtain fell

[@matthewfalk6299]

@@eq1373 eh.. it was kinda a long process, if you consider the Berlin Wall a part of it. A LOT of things changed in the world that year. but yeah, USSR dissolved 4 months after this.

[@MikeSparkman]

The American Embassy was about 3 miles away. It averaged 96 decibels inside the Embassy. 120,000 people went to hospitals the next day for hearing loss. No alcohol was sold but people could bring whatever they wanted. Pantera fired up the drunk crowd right from the start and the military started beating people. Then the crowd started a rain if glass bottles onto the soldiers. By the time Metallica took the stage, opening for AC/DC, the violence was over and many soldiers were partying with the crowd. The helicopters were forcing air into the crowd to cool them down and supply oxygen. 3 months later the USSR collapsed.

[@Killermcknight]

😱😱😱 what a wild show! No wonder people lost their lives at this.

[@216Numbskull]

@MikeSparkman, GTFOH, who told you that babbling BS my friend? And how could you be so naive to believe such a silly thing like that? IDGAS who, what, when or where you heard this from but they're FOS & lied to you. I've been to some of the loudest concerts ever back in the day from KISS to Manowar, Motorhead to Maiden, etc... & there's NO way in hell Metallica or any other band for that matter could be that loud in concert. The American embassy could have been 3 doors down much less "3 MILES" away with every single window in the building completely wide open. And the people working in the embassy still would have never had 96dbs of sound ringing in their ears. No way, Jose! There's a good possibility that Metallica could have injured people's eardrums if they were playing inside the American embassy. But it's impossible for any band to be that loud to injure someone's ears playing live at an outdoor concert from 3 MILES away. Just saying... Let's keep it a buck, ya dig? +Peace & Rock n' Roll 4 Your Soul My Friend+ 🤘😜🤘

[@CheLoVyK]

53 человека. С учётом , что вся охрана танцевала. Эх то культурно время провели

[@samthompson1843]

Cliff Burton was obviously the G.O.A.T. bassist of Metallica but Jason Newstead was super underrated

[@wilpalkia]

Jason had great back vocals

[@seekexplorewander]

As someone pointed out on another very reaction to video, so I'm not taking credit for the idea, this concert took place as Metallica was literally in the process of becoming the most popular rock/heavy rock band in the world. Their album was climbing up the charts in the USA as they were touring Europe at this time so, ACDC were the "headliners", this was the last tour they ever did as an "opening act". So we're literally watching 1.6 million, or 350,000 people, whatever it is, rocking out to a band as they literally hitting the pinnacle of international fame and stardom. Pretty cool stuff.

[@laistab1916]

Army tried sorting this out 😂😂 ended up giving up and joining the concert xD

[@Killermcknight]

😂😂

[@laistab1916]

@@Killermcknight true story lol .. that choper you see in the video is a black hawk xD .. it was at an army airfield haha

[@scottanderson8447]

This wasn't only a Metallica concert. It was a festival in Moscow Russia, there were many bands. It was a whole weekend festival

[@lubomirhianik6736]

it was one day

[@d.j.trancelott3480]

@@scottanderson8447 AC/DC was the headliner after Metallica played

[@jamieslack3147]

AC/DC, Metallica, Pantera, The Black Crows

[@lubomirhianik6736]

@@jamieslack3147 ...and E.S.T.

[@gregpayne6478]

I've researched a long time ago, 54 people died, 1.6 million estimated The helicopters were said to circulate air, It registered on the Richter scale, Over 100,000 were treated for hearing loss, A Russian and American flag flying together. I can't imagine the restroom conditions and don't want to .

[@Killermcknight]

That’s absolutely insane! Haha I wouldn’t want to either 🤢

[@987654321wormy]

And 1,500 people are still trying to leave the concert and get home...😂

[@lathyrus1971-c3m]

Last day from monsters of Rock 91....Metallica is last act....and free enter...

[@987654321wormy]

@rolandklimmek9186 went to MOR in Germany in 84 and 85. So many great rock bands were there, including Metallica in the 85 event. Oh, the days when you could see such a lineup for $20.

[@Egor8488]

Greetings from Russia, Moscow 😃

[@Egor8488]

Those were good times. Greetings from Russia, Moscow. Peace.

[@papabeard2242]

This was the first time a western band was allowed to play in Moscow since the fall of the iron curtain and it was free 1.6 million you should watch the documentary

[@ЛеонидБахревский]

No. Before it there were concerts of Ozzy, Cinderella, Motley Crue, Black Sabbath, Scorpions and others. They playedi in Moscow in SPB and other cities. Bu it was most great concert. İts true

[@Durmanius]

​​@@ЛеонидБахревский Confirmed it. Moscow Peace Festival 1989.👌?

[@chrismatthew8812]

One of the finest examples of the power of music to unite people

[@patverum9051]

And it lasted exactly 30 years untill it went to sh!t again...thanks Putler.

[@mztweety1374]

@@chrismatthew8812 it was as close as we will ever get to world peace in my opinion…

[@georgewatson6622]

​@@mztweety1374good comment,I agree.

[@MichalMittermayr]

It was a free concert!❤

[@robertsistrunk6631]

This was one of the very first western bands allowed to play in the former soviet union. This is right after the fall of the iron curtain

[@jamesbondbond8388]

The first part ..ENNIO MORRICONE Ectasy of gold !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

[@stevedavis5704]

I have been told that this is the music that the band uses for their entrance at performances.

[@MichalMittermayr]

Also AC-DC, Black Crows+ Panthera played there. It was One of the1stconcerts po Monster of Rock short before 1st WACKEN!❤

[@matt37032]

James and Kirk on the guitar Jason Newsted on the bass and lars on the drums.

[@JeremyMiller-sn6nh]

Late 80s early 90s Metallica were Gods, completely untouchable. I saw my first concert in the summer and 86 tail end of the Puppets tour and then saw them twice on the Justice tour 🤘💀🤘

[@dragoncomstock178]

The name of the song at the intro is called "The ecstasy of gold" written by Ennio Morricone. It was from the Clint Eastwood movie The good, the bad and the ugly. Metallica started using it as an intro in the very early 80's and now own the rights to the song.

[@KabukiKid]

Yeah, Metallica even did a cover of the song, if you want to hear the band actually perform it. :-)

[@caracoidwren944]

Excellent sound. The video was plenty loud, but when you guys talked, I could clearly hear you without it blowing out my eardrums. No fading sound when you two were talking. Hats off for getting right what nobody else seems to be able to.

[@MichalMittermayr]

Some people say that the Ultimate Visitors are still leaving this concert for coming home.❤

[@mc2120]

Saw them for the first time in 1983 and just went to their latest concert last night 🤟. Always a great show.

[@Killermcknight]

That’s awesome! Hope you had fun!

[@salperez4979]

1.6 MILLION!

[@muratshevlokov5511]

I was there. There was a lockal Moscow band E.S.T. in this show. It was not worst than Metallica and AC/DC.

[@larrywelchko6136]

Great reaction guys but remember there were 4 bands at this concert and AC/DC headlined this concert. Anthrax and The Black Crows were there also, I think.

[@Kevin-vk6tg]

Thanks for the review

[@NicholasCorvin]

*"The Good, The Bad & The Ugly", the original Italian title is "IL buono, il brutto, il cattivo", is a in 1966 Italian -- Spanish co-produced so-called Spaghetti-Western and the third & final part of the "Dollar-Trilogy" directed by Sergio Leone. The Original Score was written by the famous Italian composer, orchestrator, conductor, trumpeter, and pianist Ennio Morricone.* ⬅🔥

[@Pingkonk]

Thanks. Why did u just copy this from Wikipedia lol

[@charlenehowd5263]

Kirk Hammett on lead guitar, Hatfield on rhythm guitar/ vocals Lars Ulrich drums and Jason Newstead bass guitar....Cliff Burton was the bassist for Metallica on the first 3 recordings and Dave Mustaine was the original lead guitarist on the first record

[@sharis9095]

This was epic because of the crowd, the music, and the political ramifications. Some interesting notes... the people at the back were over a mile and a half from the stage, the helicopters were actually using their rotors to push fresh air down into the crowd because people were passing out. They only expected 250,000 to show and don't know how many are actually there because they lost count at around the million mark. Dark side.. approx. 45 people died, some from a mosh pit that formed because the military thought it was a fight and tried to break it up which went badly. Today looking at it, all I can think of are bathrooms.

[@V-ANews]

This was held at a abandoned soviet airbase was called Monsters of Rock and had other bands play besides metallica u can see soviet soldiers as security row in front facing stage flying helicopters over tge crowd and low altidue eventually u see some of the soldiers said fuck it and started rocking out with the crowd one soldier was on another soldiers shoulders lol this was the first American rock concert in the soviet union since its collapse and that allowed American bands to go there and put on the largest music festival AC/DC, Metallica, The Black Crowes, Pantera and E.S.T. all played this concert thats why so many people showed up to watch them play all they had to listen to tgeir favorite rock bands was on cd/tapes/records ect till tge wall came down and the collapse of tge soviet union for first time ever their favorite bands were now allowed to come to russia legally and put on a concert

[@Durmanius]

Not first. Second, actually. First American rock concert was Moscow Peace Festival on Luzhniki Olympic Stadium, in august 1989.

[@marcusMakoT]

I remember this concert very well, I was -10 years old😆 My mom was 15 🤣😅

[@tweaked74]

Metallica has been worldwide since the mid 80's

[@gerardcote8391]

This concert was on a Moscow Military Airfield and had I think 4 bands the 2 big ones were Metallica and AC/DC.

[@bryanammeter4450]

Just saw Metallica two days ago in Edmonton Alberta Canada 🇨🇦 No Million plus but 60k👍

[@kevinmarshall854]

It was a "MONSTERS OF ROCK" concert the first American rock concert in Russia at that time. Yes 1.6 million people attended and they had to have the military do the security and that is why you see the military helicopter at the beginning of the video. Unfortunately 36 people did die during the whole concert from the time that people started showing up until the last person left. It was the biggest recorded concert in history!!!!

[@Killermcknight]

Oh man, that’s absolutely wild! Also really sad that many people lost their lives!

[@steve-o8u]

It wasn't the first. The Moscow Peace festival on 12th and 13th of August 1989 had Bon Jovi, Cinderella, Skid Row, Scorpions, Motley Crue and Ozzy Osbourne. That was the USSR and Russia's first major concession to western music being allowed. It is important to note The Berlin Wall was still up when this happened. it didn't come down until November that year Iron Maiden had earlier in 84 had played dates in Poland, Hungary, and Yugoslavia when they were still part of the Eastern Soviet Bloc. But playing in Russia never mind Moscow itself was still unthinkable then

[@patrickbateman7369]

I've never seen two people that say they listen to Metallica but know next to nothing about them!! WTF!!???

[@andoobs2]

it's actually very common, you can enjoy listening to a band but not feel the need to go and look up every detail of their history

[@Killermcknight]

This! We were young like Taylor mentioned she was listening to Metallica when she was 14. The internet wasn't really a thing back then and growing up I listened to music that was in my generation.

[@aha9283]

I personally listen to many bands and enjoy their music but I don’t know like 90% of the members’ names.

[@eddybulk1992]

Jason Newsted is the name of the bassplayer

[@AmputeeJay3812]

​@@Killermcknight it's a Gen X thing.

[@dangrissom7367]

Watch "Harvester of Sorrow" from the same concert and ask yourself again if you want to be there, lol.

[@myproject13ttt]

80s Metallics Concert Goer, here💯👊🔥 Those were the days for metal concerts. Jason Newsted killed it for Metallica on Bass Back in the day. Metallica and Jason have somewhat gotten past what had happened. There's been some sort of forgiveness. Life has gone on.

[@cshubs]

I saw them in 88 in Burlington VT. The crowd was a bit smaller, maybe 2000. The Cult opened.

[@Killermcknight]

That’s awesome!

[@timometsanoja9666]

In 1991 the boys of Metallica were in their late 20's... And they have been awesome for almost 43 years now and still going strong. Just saw them in June and it was incredible, again. Now, if you want to talk about big fans, well that was exactly what those helicopters were there for... To move the air so people would have air to breathe. James had said if they knew what was going on in the audience they would have stopped playing... A lot of criminality was going on. Let's just leave it at that.

[@Killermcknight]

Holy smokes, that’s wild!

[@scotthatcher5043]

This concert was at the end of communism in Russia...Them kids and elders went crazy..FREEDOM !!!!! The kids had to get underground or black market to listen to different types of music and METALLICA was on the top of list then..GOD BLESS THEM I WOULD'VE DONE WHATEVER IHAD TO DO IN THEIR CIRCUMSTANCES...GREAT JOB REACTING GUYS !!!

[@Killermcknight]

That’s wild!

[@robertsistrunk6631]

On September 28th, 1991, at the very tail end of the Cold War, in Moscow, on this abandoned airfield, Metallica played to 1.6 million people. That's the same size as, like, Philadelphia or Phoenix, Arizona.

[@myproject13ttt]

In the early '90s they were huge all around the world, especially with the Black album it WAS A MEGA MEGA commercial success. Towards the end of the '80s 'And justice for All' really started to bring them commercial success, but The Black album exploded beyond, what anyone would have imagined 🤘

[@somersetcace1]

This concert actually had several bands. AC/DC, Metallica,The Black Crowes, Pantera, but of the 4 I'd say AC/DC and Metallica were best known at the time there. It was also the first open-air concert allowed there at the end of the cold war, and it was free. However, all of that aside, I could not imagine being on that stage in front of that many people rocking out to my music. It must have been surreal.

[@hackman8909]

Every reaction to this video that I see, the amount of people attending increases.

[@DofNE99]

@@hackman8909 Not to mention the fatality count!!!!

[@kileypaet8221]

I always see 1.6 million. May not have even been close to that, may have. But I don’t see it always increasing.

[@jennifersmith3245]

Your mother must be in her 50s. She sounds like someone I certainly would of been hanging with. All the bands you said she loved and listened to, were all the bands I loved and listened to as well. Back in the 80s where I am from (CANADA) it was the music u listened to that connected people together. Bush jackets, jean jackets with writing all over it, smoking, jeans that were so tight that we used coat hangers to zip them up, and of course heavy metal music and the era of the head bangers were born.

[@bobketawasimamora1287]

Yeahhh.....🤘🤘🤘👊👊👊🇮🇩🇮🇩big fans METALICA

[@MichalMittermayr]

The biggest concert inUSA Was + Still is Garth Brooks playing on a harvestfield❤

[@aether13x69]

Legend says, people are still crowdsurfing back to their cars.

[@Killermcknight]

😂😂

[@shawn.m.schmidt]

The Bass PLayer is Jason Newstead. The band dealt with their grief over Cliff Burton's death by endlessly hazing Jason. He was a trooper becuase he loved the band. The concert was happened after the Soviet Union collapsed, styudents were revolting. In their negotiation to return to peace they asked for a free rock concert. It was AC/DC, Metallica, Pantera and a couple other bands. The uniformed people are Russian Soldiers. I would suggest Creeping Death from this concert next.

[@LyleGuydelkon-q2j]

They were playing in Moscow, Russia

[@RockinMamaT]

I saw them live 3 times and they kicked my ass every time. How do you make 1.6 million people more insane..Pyro's thats how 😂 The first time I saw them was 87 and we were walking by the old Maple Leaf Gardens in Toronto and a scalper asked if we wanted tickets for 5 bucks each. We knew Metallica from Garage days and Kill Em All so we bought them and they were freaking incredible so I went to the next two tours. Great reaction and Peace out ✌️ ☮️ 🙏

[@mztweety1374]

Man, my grandma was a huge Clint Eastwood fan and she loved westerns so every time I hear that intro I think about her ...also she made me say that same night time prayer before bed😂😂 And that is the connection between a tiny half black half native American woman and a heavy metal band🤷🏿‍♀️

[@Killermcknight]

😂😂 loved your last comment

[@mztweety1374]

@@Killermcknight honey, I am absolutely crazy about them. Namely because I can’t listen to Prince anymore. I feel like a rock ‘n’ roll widow … also, I was on sick-leave.. 2022 was fun …turns out I should have listened to my White friends in Lutheran school in the 80s🤣🤣

[@jamieslack3147]

The Wall fell, the people of Russia were unleashed, history was made🤘🤘

[@gerardcote8391]

Like Poison... here's the Female Equivalent... Aldious Dominator live Radiant A O East. High energy, and 80s style metal.

[@KabukiKid]

It's a long-standing tradition that Metallica plays Ennio Morricone's "The Ecstasy of Gold" over the speakers right before they hit the stage. When the crowd hears that music swell, they start to freak out! lol :-)

[@MRxMADHATTER]

WHAT OSHA? This is post Soviet Union Russia at Tushino Airfield near Moscow. About a dozen or more people died and someone joked that there are still people there trying to get home. The intro is from "The Good, The Bad, And The Ugly". The song is called "The Ecstacy of Gold" by Ennio Morricone. It was also used as the intro to their S&M concert and album that they made with the San Fransisco Orchestra. ❤🤍💙

[@MaLeaAnya]

Some say 6 some say 0 people died definitely not a couple of dozen.

[@MusiCatsKing]

If you know Metallica, you may or may not have heard of Stone Called Crazy, yeah? Well, that's actually a cover of Queen. So my recommendation is to listen to Queen's original version of Stone Cold Crazy. Also, at the Freddie Mercury tribut concert in 1992 James Hetfield joined them to do that very song. Queen was Metallica's inspiration.

[@Defensive_Wounds]

The helicopters are ON:LY there to blow air onto the 1.6 MILLION PEOPLE in the crowd. People were dying from dehydration and heatstroke - understandably. So the Helicopters cooled people down flying above! o cool and fkd at the same time!!!

[@gerardcote8391]

Kurt Hammets guitar teacher was Joe Satriani, he came up with all the WAH pedal and Trem bar techniques. See Jor Satriani Surfing with the Alien live.

[@JeremyAustin-hw1qy]

You should react to their boxed set from 89 justice tour and 92 to 93 for the black album it sold 15 million copies and made them the biggest band ever touring nonstop with no breaks

[@sathanas420]

“They’re also big friends” Lmaoo great call back

[@d.j.trancelott3480]

Look up Love Parade Berlin 1999...

[@Bamaboompa]

Changing the subject just a little bit I’m a Geezer & this is o e of the first videos of yours I’ve seen. I did hear you say you don’t like “country” music. Zac Brown is a country artist/group Check out THEIR cover - live at Napa Valley.

[@MetaITurtle]

So im guessing you became a Metallica fan later in their career? I heard Metallica in 1996 from my Dad. He put in the "And Justice For All" album in and it scared me a little. I was very young at the time. I ended up becoming a Metallica fan with "Load" album that same year. As i got older i started to listen to their older stuff and instantly became hooked. Oh and i watch until the end lol

[@Billp19733]

They were always huge

[@Ytfrot]

Over 1.5 million people at same spot listening same show is insane

[@DJFalkoHannover]

Bass player here is Jason Newsted ❤

[@robsterlobster6068]

They weren't there to see Metallica. They were there to see the band that came on right after. That band which added an additional 120,000 behind the airfield was none other than ac/dc, the main headliner.

[@RoverWaters]

"According to various sources (the exact figure cannot be given, because the entrance was free), on Saturday, from 300 to 400 thousand people visited the airfield in Tushino. They did not reach the Guinness Book of Records (while the record for attendance of the free Jean-Michel Jarre show in 1989 in Paris, which was attended by 1 million 300 thousand spectators, is held), but maybe this is for the best." Moskovsky Komsomolets" 01.10.1991

[@AgenteusaRR]

Thats Jason Newsted on bass, some will say they prefered Cliff Burton, to me Metallica has never been bigger than with Jason :P You want to see madness go for "Creeping Death" same venue :P

[@damightyshabba439]

Sorry to double post - rude, I know. But you saying you were born in '91, and listing your mums favourite bands... REALLY made me feel old. Born in '74 and could never grow a beard like that, and not only was I totally into all of those bands, I can play most on guitar and bass - a little piano. Met most and been interviewed in magazines and tv - back when they were a thing.... Even if you don't play guitar.... borrow one and learn "Youth Gone Wild" by Skid Row... really, really fun to play and excellent at pub gigs.... Oh - and the helicopters.... lots of differing views on those.... SOME say they were spraying the crowd with cold water to reduce illness / injury. Some say they were simply filming for TV etc. And... of course - some say they were government camera units to spot "agitators" and so on. Given recent actions the last one could have been true, but this was '91. Much more likely to be the first one.

[@nigelthorn2062]

I believe this was the monsters of rock tour it had acdc headlining. pantera and a few others i went to the uk leg at castle donington. It was epic

[@KabukiKid]

Remember that Metallica had been around for most of a decade already by 1991... but yeah, it is extra amusing to see them have an obvious following of fans behind the iron curtain in the U.S.S.R. Technically, nobody in the crowd should have had access to their music... but we know how that goes. ;-) The U.S.S.R. fell not long after this concert, btw.

[@daveellcey]

Jason Newsted was on the Bass then He in my opinion was the BEST Bass Player they ever had. Jason is from my neck of the Woods. Kalamazoo, Michigan!

[@JUSSYSMA]

Then you do not know the strength of the influence of Cliff Burton. That is a shame.

[@daveellcey]

@@JUSSYSMA I SAID.....That was My Opinion. I know all about Cliff. I just think Jason was Better.

[@cristealaurentiu2440]

GOAT

[@mztweety1374]

It still cracks me up how Kirk runs around the stage like a kid in the candy store😂 Kirk, Hammett, Riff lord and shredding savior. Jason Newstead bass demon. James Hetfield, rhythm, guitar, vocals and cowardly lion impressionist. Lars Ulrich, tiny brooding, cheesy danish, drummer, and Napster opponent.😂

[@Pingkonk]

Why does it crack you up that a 30 yr something has energy on stage? lol

[@mztweety1374]

@@Pingkonk because he's just so damn cute

[@mrichards2211]

Your mom is supercool! She likes every band in my favorites lol!! New sub btw. 🙂

[@JUSSYSMA]

He did his mom dirty by mentioning how she raised him on Metallica in the home and then throughout the video proved he knew nothing.

[@MaudDavids-z2n]

Hi KillermcKnight don't forget Putri Ariani....she has lots of recent performances...standout is I will survive on her channel and Unbreak my heart on her new Official Konser Putri Ariani which she uploads her recent performances ....Putri 1st year University studying Law... No she still very busy with her music Album coming out soon...check her 2 channels out all good😊

[@HenryHibbs-t9t]

You should check out Metallica Creeping Death at this concert, it's crazy

[@gerardcote8391]

If you like bands like those 80s bands ... I want you to see something amazing. Versailles Faith and Decision live with English Subtitles. Note these are all guys just in costumes. They are Visual Kei, which is the Japanese equivalent of Punk and Hair bands but amped up to 1000.

[@nenad2427]

THE CROWD WAS A KILOMETER WIDE BY A KILOMETER IF IN 1 SQUARE METER 4 PEOPLE GET 4 MILLION PEOPLE AT THE CONCERT😧😦

[@vegasviking86]

Jason Newsted was the bassist at the time. And yes, that's Kirk on guitar

[@joeparga744]

Cliff burton died and was replaced by Jason newsted he quit the band, enter robert trujillo he has been in the band the longest over 20 years. Robert started out in Suicidal Tendencies, Infectious Grooves, & Ozzy before joining Metallica.

[@andresilvasophisma]

Previous bass player was Jason Newsted.

[@miketrinktnixxxtodt4791]

The GoodTheBad & The Ugly is there IntroTape since 84 i think

[@Flum666]

they tried using the big helicoptor as airconditioning, to whip up some 'fresh' air, it didn't work though

[@marcbrockmann3360]

No Phones. The best Times

[@lasseiversen1815]

🤘

[@toddhamm3547]

Kirk Hammett is the lead guitar player and Jason Newsted is the bass player in this video...

[@joshuajohan9685]

Love Metallica 🤘🤘🤘🤘🤙🤩💛💚🩵

[@apinsinarkeramik5012]

❤❤❤

[@Yotraj]

You know this was right after tearing down the Berlin Wall and freedom was being celebratted throughout the world.

[@troyshilanski380]

That concert had Ac dc and btw its in Russia russia russia.

[@shannonherb2048]

OSHA came in to bust it up and said damn. I'll stay and chill. Lol.

[@sondebueu]

MONSTERS of ROCK 1991. Tushino Air Field, Moscow. AC/DC kzbin.info/www/bejne/o6XCaqtsgLNgnNE METALLICA PANTERA kzbin.info/www/bejne/nmSqh2Rjqr9rn5o and The Black Crowes kzbin.info/www/bejne/jaWwgZ-PaMmosJY

[@hunterhitch2858]

I was there. I just got back to my car. 😂

[@Killermcknight]

😂😂 I wouldn’t be surprised 🤣

[@fellforit]

"This would be fun to be at", as long as you're not in row 37,592

[@Killermcknight]

😂😂

[@pontinrob]

Search for Enter Sandman Christmas lights that video is epic

[@jreese915]

The bassist you are referring to is Dave Mustain who after being let go by Metallica formed Megadeth

[@Pingkonk]

No. He is not a bassist. He is a guitarist and singer, and was the original lead guitarist for Metallica

[@jreese915]

@Pingkonk You are referring to Cliff Burton the original bass player for Metallica who was killed when there tour bus had crashed and flipped over while Cliff was asleep in his bed and thrown out the window and pinned under the bus

[@jreese915]

@Pingkonk Dave Mustain was hired to play bass after Cliffs horrific death but Dave had a severe drinking problem which caused much turmoil in the band and they voted him out

[@WhatsUpDoc1379]

FFS

[@graciefolden2359]

NO! The Bassist for Metallica was Ron McGovney. Mustaine, yes with an E, was the Lead guitarist but didn't appear on any albums. Mustaine toured with the band and co-wrote four songs from Kill 'Em All & 2 from Ride the Lightning. McGovney basically left the band due to Mustaine's antics and unruly additions with alcohol & drugs.

[@edmorris9519]

Legend say's there's people still cueing to leave the concert..