Metallica Plays Sad but True in a Small Club

"Metallica's Raw Power Unleashed: 'Sad But True' Live in an Intimate Club"
In this electrifying video, we take you back in time to witness a remarkable event: Metallica, the titans of metal, delivering an unforgettable performance of 'Sad But True' in a small, intimate club. Get ready for a night of raw energy, thundering riffs, and pure rock 'n' roll power.
Picture yourself in a small, dimly lit club, where the sweat-soaked walls reverberate with anticipation. The intimate setting adds an extra layer of intensity to the performance. The stage is set for a night of metal mayhem like no other.
As the iconic opening riff of 'Sad But True' shreds through the air, you can feel the ground shake beneath your feet. James Hetfield's gritty vocals and masterful guitar work, Kirk Hammett's blazing solos, Lars Ulrich's thunderous drumming, and Robert Trujillo's commanding bass lines create a wall of sound that engulfs the audience.
The crowd, comprised of lucky hardcore Metallica fans and fortunate ticket holders, is in a state of pure euphoria. The proximity to the stage allows for a unique connection between the band and the audience. The energy in the room is electric, and the fans' enthusiasm knows no bounds.
'Sad But True' is a heavy metal anthem that encapsulates the essence of Metallica's signature sound. The relentless power of the song combined with the band's live energy creates an experience that's nothing short of mind-blowing.
This performance takes us back to a time when Metallica's music was a rallying cry for a generation. The raw, unfiltered energy reminds us why Metallica remains an enduring force in the world of rock and metal.
In conclusion, Metallica's rendition of 'Sad But True' in this small club is a testament to their legendary status and unwavering commitment to delivering unforgettable performances. This video is a must-see for fans and a reminder of the band's enduring legacy.
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[@jsnoah]

Sounds so much cleaner than the stadiums... Love this.

[@jimmygangster]

Yeah, stadiums there's just too much echo. Arenas are good. But I would LOVE to see them in a staged theater. I've seen a bunch of shows in the theater and the sound is just immaculate because of the acoustics a theater has.

[@scylentdeth3198]

Dude so much better

[@SuperSizedScott]

They use amp emulators so there's no need for the sound guy to fight the amps being too loud. While they don't have the same heft as using amps, it's a billion times better listening experience especially in a small venues

[@MashaT22]

@@SuperSizedScottdoesn’t have the same heft?! I think you need to get your ears checked. There really isn’t any audible difference. This was recorded with a cellphone. I guarantee it would sound plenty heavy as compared to the old school method if you were standing in the room. If it didn’t sound right, Metallica wouldn’t use the modeler - they’re very particular about getting their sound dialed in.

[@jasonmiller4046]

good call hell yes

[@richieallen2810]

Every fans dream is to see a band as good as Metallica in a small venue like this. Fuckin awesome. Wish I was there

[@angryeyelive-rt8im]

It was like a dream for me. I have loved Metallica since hearing Creeping Death back in 1984.

[@babylemonade2868]

@@angryeyelive-rt8imthat’s the song that got me into Metallica and will always be my favourite Metallica👍

[@doctorgeneral4239]

Go to Nashville and you can see bands way better in dozens of small clubs there.

[@shawnamericanrebel5676]

Lmfao what band is better then Metallica? Name them

[@babylemonade2868]

@@shawnamericanrebel5676 Led Zeppelin

[@99goat99]

They play stadiums. They play areans. They can play in the studio...in a closet if that's all you got, but they will always deliver. They are METALLICA.

[@kderinoglu]

Yeah, they also play in very eccentric places such as a dome in Antarctica cause they are 'Tallica! 🤘🥶

[@andrewwebster2598]

I think James writes the song & the main riff

[@dwaynegarfield1551]

ABSOLUTELY THE BEST BAND IN THE WORLD!!!!🎼🎶🥁🎸🔥🍻🤜🤛💀🤘💕🙏😎

[@williamduckworth305]

Fun song to play...heavy is good, heavy is therapeutic... Thanks "tallica" for bringing the ...HEAVY...

[@Petteriks]

They won't always deliver - in a few years they're done. They get old like all of us and then.. they die. Just like Elvis, MJ, Prince, David Bowie.. yeah, that's life.

[@matrixfan23]

Yea you can tell they felt like they were 20 years old again! Awesome

[@stevefromyellowstone7911]

Really shows in Kirk lol

[@-carson-]

It really reminds me of the 1980s tapes of them and it makes me really happy that they’re still able to have fun like they used to… the small stage just adds to the amount of nostalgia available!

[@Goldmember66]

I can only imagine how amazing it must’ve been to see this in a small club. 😎

[@ericauberg4511]

Oh yeah I did...mid 80's with Cliff.

[@Goldmember66]

@@ericauberg4511 so cool….in 92 , I worked crowd control at the Palace of Auburn Hills and I was assigned to the snake pit which only had about 50 people. That was my intro to Metallica.

[@darklordlc]

I saw the Webster Hall show. Amazing. They came out with no pretense and crushed it.

[@nckhed]

​@@Goldmember66 What a great introduction. 😄👍

[@williamreilly4786]

​​@@Goldmember66check out Metallica live at the Stone Ballroom 1989

[@mikescampfire429]

I’m 64 and I love this shit.

[@pyro_live8215]

🤘🤘🤘🤘

[@jamessteffen2215]

There can be no question that they LOVE to play live.

[@nckhed]

Absolutely. They appear to have more energy and more fun compared to other bands of their era. While I've never seen Metallica in the flesh, I prefer watching their shows at smaller venues. I think they play better and sound better in the smaller venues, in my opinion.

[@Ignazyoh]

Damn this local band sounds really good! Hope they have a good carrer ahead

[@weeklyleaksx1111]

Yeah Gonna Rule THEE MEGADETH METALLICA WOYLDS !

[@v4v819]

Glad they are coming up after the days of Napster!

[@cherrystorque1187]

Hehe

[@lanterisalvatore6692]

Snarky stupid Comments by shallow Minded people

[@juliusbanal8206]

theyre not local bands...ahahahahah they are international band$ u know!?

[@daveydohrman2241]

I like this way better than a huge arena honestly

[@ryancurran5801]

If i remember correctly, this is the same club they played at in 1983 and this was a surprise show for its reopening 😁

[@celticc9580]

They closed again the next weekend because no one could follow this performance.

[@therealaustinpowers1967]

@@celticc9580 yeah, I'm sure Metallica is a hard act to follow.

[@nckhed]

​@@therealaustinpowers1967 They even gave Ozzy a run for his money on his own tour back in 1986.

[@therealaustinpowers1967]

@@nckhed that doesn't surprise me. Because I think that's the year master Of Puppets came out. And it must've been amazing to hear the songs from that album, and their previous albums, on that tour.

[@user-mg6bw8zq1e]

🤘

[@SigTheSauceMan]

Kirk backing vocals are always a treat. He doesn't normally sing, but because of that, he can still add some serious growl that James has LONG been unable to.

[@blahzay_]

Kirk’s vox are godawful. Straight meme material 😂

[@siriusforever]

​@@blahzay_what is meme?

[@j.alexandermyersen1176]

I totally agree, Kirk sounds great here.

[@blahzay_]

🤦‍♂️

[@aoutii]

@@blahzay_ 5:11 "cant growl"

[@opieangst]

I bet they haven't felt that feeling in DECADES!. ROCK ON!!

[@joshuamasserant8215]

Howard Stern show many times over the past 10 years 🤘🤘

[@tomhowe1510]

They got so big so fast I dunno if they did much of this.

[@scottvanderlinden118]

I’d pay triple to see them in that setting 🤘

[@brianpartridge5654]

Trust me they all did pay triple quadruple out the ass for that experience

[@namejeff7616]

lmao this and the chicago show they did shortly after were $20 cash, i was there 😎

[@lonewolf1053]

Damn that sounds better than pro audio live mix....

[@Truckster_Metfan91]

It is the pro audio mix…

[@moneyball32]

My life changed the first time I heard Metallica perform Sad But True live. Didn’t know a live song could groove so hard

[@brunnopleffken]

Sad But True is awesome live! Also, although slightly faster, the first time I heard Ride The Lightning live was like: "WOOW"! That intro is heavy, you can feel the air pressure of the palm mutes in your chest.

[@jaygooch1190]

Nice to see a band as big as they are can still deliver without all the support that goes into an arena show

[@dimitrispapadopoulos9245]

Exactly!! 4 dudes playing live!!!

[@AdmiralYeti8042]

I love the raw and non-curated atmosphere of seeing a really good band play a club. You get a feel for who these guys really are without all the extra bells and whistles.

[@nckhed]

​@@AdmiralYeti8042 Right, simple stage set-up, speaker cabinets, a few lights, and the rest speaks for itself.

[@petrpumpkineater]

​@@dimitrispapadopoulos92453rd guitar track on chorus & backstage wah coming from guitar tech. Still a big production.

[@TOGade-dj6jh]

No matter if it’s the flatbed of a truck or a small scene at the bar, Metallica gives it their all. Respect ✊🏻🤘🏻🤘🏻🤘🏻🇸🇪

[@tomhowe1510]

And they would have fun doing it

[@aspirinwhite]

so refreshing to see metallica in a small space!

[@fallen6060]

Sounds absolutely phenominal. You can finally hear Rob's bass! Amazing!

[@Mewtwo-hy4fe]

FUCK HIS BASS SOUNDS LIKE SHIT

[@Mewtwo-hy4fe]

WHISHED HE PLAYED OUTSIDE SP WOULD NOT SCEEN HIM

[@leeDs718]

Big shout out to the uploader for providing the location of this performance in their long-toothed description. Good job.

[@soundpro707]

Way back when the Metallica Fan club was a paid for membership I ran an official chapter. I was able to attend two small club shows in SF. I can not convey in words what the feeling was seeing this band within the walls of venue with a 300 person capacity. It was truly a privilege and I’ll hold the experience in my memory as long as can. During this time I was an newbie audio engineer. I was able to chat with Bib Mick at one of the shows I attended. To get audio career advice from one of the greater FOH engineers was an absolute blessing.

[@SatanClaus69]

James tone is incredible & gotta give props to Kirk for his backing vocals. Great audio all around too!

[@fredrikburstrom-cw1ho]

Never herd them better than this ever

[@abangbilad]

Sad but true...

[@patton303]

The first time I saw Metallica was in a small club in Colorado Springs in 1985 on my 15th birthday. It was an all ages show. Armored Saint opened. So proud to have been there from the get.

[@me50three]

Dj’s or Pure Energy?

[@patton303]

@@me50three DJ’s!

[@me50three]

@@patton303 awesome! I think we had to stay behind the chicken wire lol

[@patton303]

@@me50three Oh shit yeah, the chicken wire in the back of the club. I actually played at DJ’s with my band many times while still underage. Got out of Co Spgs years ago but those were such great days in my life. Co Spgs was a METAL town in those days.

[@me50three]

@@patton303 I just checked out some of your videos. Good to see you still jamming. I never got a chance to play at DJ’s before they closed. Played everywhere else in Colorado before a put down my sticks for good.

[@jackieclaps5575]

Lars absolutely killing it making it sound heavy af

[@victorherrero4790]

They never stop, they never quit, cuz they are MetallicA!!

[@brodygraymusic]

Would be awesome if they did a club/theater tour. This is killer.

[@sacadelaee2]

5:10 Best part of this song live

[@Gabriel-sx8xi]

Death Metal James hahahaha

[@laurieleiann904]

How this happened... Caller: Hi this is Metallica management Q Prime and we're calling to arrange a venue there, can you help us? Dude: Look man, I don't have time for this prank call bullshit. ***hangs up*** Can u imagine? 😅

[@di-jt6jp]

You are all so correct! Seeing Metallica in a small venue is amazing! The first time I saw them was in a bar in Long Island New York in 1983.

[@v4v819]

They were probably better live back then... James could sing, Kirk could solo, and lars... Well he could never keep time, anyways...

[@tnewton1988]

Going back to their roots! One thing with Metallica is that they never forgotten where they come from!

[@kskip4242]

They've been out of touch for many years. What are you talking about?

[@tnewton1988]

How about all the charity work they do? I:e giving something back! They gave few thousands of pounds to a charity in Leicestershire England when they arrived for Download! But no doubt that you’re going to not like my answer and do typical KZbin things by sending me some abuse 😎

[@kignznui]

@@kskip4242 Clueless.

[@captainjefferies9047]

@@kskip4242 You're out of touch.

[@DimebagVision]

Youre the one out of touch. ​Metallica has been playing small clubs in between arenas for several years now.

[@MrAdamJoel]

I bought the Black album the day it came out… when you had to wait in line at the record store lol. This song still hits as hard as it did that day, while my friends and I blasted the entire album in the car on the way home.

[@v4v819]

I guess waiting in line for a record back then was like having bandwidth issues when you're streaming your favorite song and your friendly neighbor's Wi-Fi is crapping out...

[@randymammedaty4038]

It's all about rocking out and feeling good

[@v4v819]

NOOOOOO!!!!! Feeling good is outlawed in my generation... You got to feel bad to get the good vibe drugs!!!!

[@Minew]

Holy crap!! Would do anything to see them this days in a small Club!! 😍😍

[@ESPLTD322]

It’s like they wanted to bring that early 80’s vibe back for a few. Really cool.

[@lukaszk2929]

Man... it's great to be alive in times of Metallica!

[@codytraweek4407]

Damn this sounds good! And unlike in stadiums, you can actually see them.

[@dwaynegarfield1551]

ABSOLFUKINLUTLY AMAZING!!!🤘💀🔥🤜🤛

[@rzasam]

The thing the lost legendary in the world: Metallica

[@nickalderman5943]

nice quiet night for the crew lol. I hope they do more small venues like this as they get older. Slow the pace of the tours, spend a week at every stop playing a few shows, be able to rest and not burn out from the pace

[@Ludekuize]

I love the vocals in this one!

[@littleCarmine]

I've seen them live 10 times and am convinced James has some autotune in his mic over the last year. He hasn't sounded this good since the early 90s

[@d.p.cervezas5417]

I understand that the biggest bands on Earth, such as Metallica, need the whole "stadium arena live tour" thing, because of the huge number of people that want to see them perform, everywhere they go and for financial reasons. Still, I always believed that small, dark club stages are the birthground, the natural environment and the home of our kind and our music. That's where we flourish. No 1000 sq. mtrs stages, no stairs goin' up and down, no drumsets popping out of nowhere, no spectacular lightshow and explosions. Just a plain one - on - one game. Stripped down to basics. The band just 2 meters away, 1-2 headlights (more than enough), smoke, sweat running down to your balls, voices closed from growling and tons of cold beer for fuel. That's the real thing. And that's where every true, honest heavy and aggressive band really belongs. The big M are no exception. The tremendous "Sad but true" heaviness (God, what an eternal riff !!!), with this club stage vibe to it, gives me the goosebumps.

[@angryeyelive-rt8im]

What a great thought. I love it and agree!! There's never I better place to see metal than a small club.

[@brushstroke3733]

That's true, but not just for metal bands. I think it's true for all musicians. I was fortunate enough to see James Brown play in a casino when he was 72. There was no fluff, no frills, except for his outstanding showmanship and the musicians' outstanding musicianship. They killed it. I remember thinking "when you're really great, you don't need props and screens - your stage presence, talent, skill, and enthusiasm are enough."

[@waylonmccellon7779]

Yes but if only they would play in my garage Metallica all day every day 🤗🤘

[@the_minimalistic_adventure]

Yep. Bands always sound way better in these smaller venues, too. So much tighter and controlled. It doesn’t make sense financially for Metallica to play these venues often because they probably make zero cash from it, but it still doesn’t change the fact that it would be an amazing experience for the fans. And I’m sure Metallica even probably enjoys the change up occasionally, playing smaller and more intimate venues!

[@d.p.cervezas5417]

That's very true, brother@@brushstroke3733

[@lopiyo]

OMFG That live sound is friggin amazing!

[@redblue40rc33]

Saw Metallica in Little Rock in 2008.....it was awesome, everybody gave them a loud roaring welcome when James asked for the lights to be turned on .....yeah, the stadium was shaking😅😅😅😅😅....God bless the band, love Metallica.

[@williamkennard4663]

30 years later and Lars still fucking up the count🤣

[@dancer_to_a_discrodant_system]

Everybody always says that he slows down the triplets to make it heavier. No, he just can't play triplets.

[@rytchbytchrockingclub3867]

@@dancer_to_a_discrodant_system After hearing/seeing this, I'm convinced this is the way he actually played it in the album's recording sessions (cause he couldn't manage to do it any differently) and Bob Rock or the engineers just edited the hits to be where they wanted them to be :D. Hilarious. But overall, I really like the performance, and the drumming otherwise is great, the right stuff for this band - he certainly is a unique character on the drums, immediately identifiable. That's a true artist. Who cares for perfect time - the audience certainly doesn't, so what.

[@ryanboyce3365]

Sad but true.

[@drumbeard]

@@dancer_to_a_discrodant_system What's bizarre to me is that he played it that way ever since release of the album. I think I remember one live recording of him playing it correctly.

[@sencersayan7975]

@@ryanboyce3365😂

[@Staplegun]

They, and other big bands, should do things like this more often.

[@v4v819]

They do! But most big bands just care about the $, these days... Not Metalica! They are in it for the love of the music and the fans! They have enough money but they keep grinding away on big tours cause it's what they love to do most and they truly are receptive and dedicated to their fans which is why they still got a loyal fanbase that rivals present day performers!

[@bowserbowser2223]

I love how lars always gets lost in his fills, then asks for directions to get back to proper timing......

[@UrbanLikwid]

Sounds like its right off the record/cd, amazing.

[@away69]

Lars never sounded so good and tight, the snare sound and toms are just perfection, absolute 🔥 Lucky few in there, so jealous ❤

[@a.nelprober-rl5cf]

Really? He plays out of time constantly through out this and has to compensate with awkward fills. Use your ears.

[@rodturner6759]

I got to experience something very similar to this in 91 @The Phoenix Theatre. It was at one of the two warm up gigs before they hit the road for AJFA.

[@therealaustinpowers1967]

I'm sure that was an amazing show.

[@chriswhite58]

I saw them in 1988 at the Troubadour just before they went on the monsters of rock tour they were recording justice for all album. 2 nights they went under the name as Frayed Endz. Awesome.

[@v4v819]

They were well established at that point with ride the lightning and other hit metal albums under their belt... Kill em all debut in 1983 so i doubt they were playing a small club like that. By that time in the mid to late 80's they were already playing monster tours and festivals in arenas! Nice story through, boo!

[@chriswhite58]

@@v4v819 I was actually working monitors at the club they called in Dave ratt for additional p.a. so I was there and worked with them. How's that . Thats where I met Big mick their sound man from Birmingham . They were warming u for the monsters if rock tour with started at the la coliseum. Boo hoo

[@chriswhite58]

Just Google Metallica at the troubadour 1988

[@docteur6667]

Oh yes they did. Warm up for Monsters of Rock Tour. They have played smaller venues many times over the years.

[@RVGP-AMOR]

This has to be by far the best heavy metal riff in the world....

[@barbaradykes7231]

Happy birthday Kirk

[@joycelinmattia2565]

So cool 😎 Metallica can jam anywhere 🤘🤘🤘🤘

[@anynomous2024]

Damn! Who ever recorded this was awesome! Sounds really good and video is perfect

[@angryeyelive-rt8im]

Thank you!

[@robertdevito9677]

Love the sound. Sounds raw like saint anger

[@pjbrown4736]

They should do a hiding in plain sight club tour. Throw out a song title, and bill it as a Metallica tribute. Let the audience get a shock surprise.

[@SimonRefaloGuitaristOfficial]

The boys sound tight. Nice pace , giving the song to breathe and to make it heavy.

[@everydayperson764]

Nice!! They should do venues like this a bit more often.

[@devilcookie9924]

sounds so clean

[@BrokenStrings231]

Jesus Christ, they sound amazing

[@brushstroke3733]

Thanks for this glimpse into a truly amazing event! How cool that must have been to be so close to these great musicians in such a small venue! 🤘🤘

[@jasonwolfe9892]

Very,very cool. Sounded great.

[@3dormsdown]

Without all that crowd noise you can really hear Lars struggle

[@rodnroll3096]

A video is worth 1000 words just f!?$king awesome

[@anthonyalbanese9023]

They are so amazing !!!!!!!

[@joescambait]

I saw Metallica in clubs in the 80s and I'm telling you it was a good time

[@wavewithus4081]

Have club venues/shows like this changed much since the 80's?

[@joescambait]

@@wavewithus4081 no not really ... we moshed and stage dove .....you could smoke in clubs back then so pot was fun in the clubs...tech got better so sound production is better now ... Just remember it was a different time back then and music is different now ... Thrash was new and we didnt know how to react yet .. from fist pumping to headbanging to Slamdancing ... slam dancing was not violent like the mosh pits of today .. no black eyes from some meathead throwing fists ,, there was tons of love in the pit...

[@wavewithus4081]

@@joescambait ay that was exactly what I wanted to know. Awesome, cheers dude.

[@ShawnHolderfield]

A+ audio recording.

[@AJ-kl7sw]

This is my last big dream! Hope to see Metallica like this one

[@raphabastos]

I'm really impressed with the recording quality, both image and sound!

[@Papalfred]

Maravilloso el sonido del bajo de Trujillo, aplausos.

[@pedroguevara1644]

Oh! Finally I can listen them well playing live!

[@thenext9537]

I love seeing bands in small clubs. Sounds so much better. I saw The Misfits at the Troubadour way back in the day. Way better than some large stadium. Danzig at some other place, I think Palladium or something, that was cool too.

[@jonnyturbo6142]

that was SICK!!!

[@jakecooley7603]

Sounds so clear holy shit

[@DomicidalCovers]

Pretty sure this is the audio coming from the soundboard(audience is being picked up by stage mics). They no doubt had a decent sound guy and got the audio mixed properly, sounds pretty incredible!

[@tked970]

I can see that they are actually more into it than massive shows. They probably feel like the kill em all tour!

[@BrendanMacsGuitarGear]

They should have put an old school band banner across the back curtain, that would've looked so cool! hah! They should do this WAAAY more often; stadium gigs are great and all but this is so much better to see

[@mohtmusic]

Sound like a CD to me!!! 😎🤘🤘🤘

[@Pistonbilly]

A small right club must be amazing with their dialled in brutal heavy sound.

[@viniciusmarcelogomescampos8048]

Caramba, qualidade de áudio dessa câmera eh surpreendente.. parece audio de álbum ao vivo... Parabéns

[@Docsjeff]

That was BAD ASS!!! Clean and To the F’n POINT!!!! Great Job Guys!!!

[@franktaylor6350]

It's always awesome, when top bands do that.

[@user-kg4ye9zg4t]

Metallica are the Metal of my life

[@orkunasc3479]

Thank u for that awesome video

[@angryeyelive-rt8im]

It was so amazing that I had to share.

[@mearndt1]

When was this show? So awesome.

[@angryeyelive-rt8im]

@@mearndt1 2021

[@kcjacobs8399]

Way back in 1991, 'SBT' set the new standard of heavy guitar riff. It has yet to be surpassed.

[@bp6837]

What about domination by pantera?

[@captainjefferies9047]

@@bp6837 Weak.

[@sebastienfayemendie2514]

I m a die hard Metallica fan, I m a Pantera fan as well and the bridge riff in Domination is heavier than Sad but true! In a different way because it's only a small part of the song... Sad but true is an Heavy masterpiece, sure! Anyway, my neck hurts after all these years of headbanging! 🤘🤘🤘

[@kcjacobs8399]

@sebastienfayemendie2514 I'm a Pantera fan as well, AND a guitar player....that's your own opinion, and many agree. For me though, it's just a breakdown. A small section of a whole song. It's not main riff, the CORE riff of the song. The 'Sad' riff is slow, hammering grind that holds the song together from front to back, driving the listener further into the madness of one's inner-self. THAT is heavy.

[@sebastienfayemendie2514]

@@kcjacobs8399 I m a guitar player as well and I understand what you mean...that's why I ve mentioned that the Domination riff is only a small part of the song, the bridge...speaking about a real Heavy song, Sad but true is Heavy from the beginning and you're right...

[@nonoclay]

sounds great. wow

[@zAvAvAz]

Awesome. Sounds great.

[@danielagado1731]

The best the mighty metallica

[@James-bj2km]

I'm a big fan and also play Electric guitar!

[@cherrystorque1187]

If Dave Mustaine saw someone shake their head like that, he would take it so personally

[@MrCrrispy]

Great and phat sound!

[@kman2975]

If only the reunited Guns n Roses sounded half as good as this....seriously, Metallicatz have matured like fine wine. It is incredible and remarkable.

[@brushstroke3733]

Vastly different personalities. I think Axl's tough childhood messed a lot of things up for him. Led him to destroy everything that was good in his life. It's amazing he's come through at all.

[@captainjefferies9047]

@@brushstroke3733 Take another look at axle's life. It's pretty great.

[@brushstroke3733]

@@captainjefferies9047 Have you heard about his childhood? The pressure to sing in church and the sexual abuse??

[@captainjefferies9047]

@@brushstroke3733 That isn't happening now.

[@brushstroke3733]

@@captainjefferies9047 No, but it caused him to have an appetite for destruction that continued the abuse on his body. Childhood trauma has a big impact on a person's life, long past the causes of the trauma are removed. And even when the trauma is dealt with, much damage to one's life may already have occurred which cannot be reversed of undone.

[@KB-th9jm]

I always think they play better in a small venue.

[@heenez2397]

Every real playing band does. Its how they all started, playing in small rehearsel rooms, just for the love of music. No bullshit, just play. Stadiums are just not suitable for good sound or tight band interaction or real connection with the audience. Playing like this is where it all started and what its all about !

[@bradshores9617]

Soooo good

[@i_am_well]

Congrats by capture this with an amazing sound! So joyful

[@Serikhan.]

Им не тесно на такой маленькой сцене в таком маленьком клубе?) но саунд конечно как всегда на высшем уровне 👍🏼👍🏼👍🏼💪🏼💪🏼💪🏼

[@marissaawesome2422]

Omg they need to just do clubs.

[@israelsigala3917]

Amazing energy

[@c4n0]

sound is amazing

[@GoldenNinja50]

Nice job with your essay describing this video but WhereTF is this?🤦‍♂️👏

[@angryeyelive-rt8im]

San Francisco

[@xvx_k1r1t0_xvx_killme5]

yeah wtf is up with that description lol

[@James-bj2km]

That's cool that they even play Clubs! Just Keep play music! 😂