1991.09.28 Metallica - Harvester of Sorrow (Live in Moscow)

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September 28, 1991
Moscow, Russia
Metallica @ Tushino Airfield
A FeX- Production
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[@rullofrullo3832]

James' voice between '88 and '92 is something beyond imagination

[@ExecutionerOfPosers]

I would say from 86-91

[@zamet666]

for the black album, he took vocal lessons

[@rullofrullo3832]

@@zamet666 Ye but the Black Album was very different from what they previously did, they got less trash and James sung differently

[@zamet666]

@@rullofrullo3832 yeah, that's why they got to the mainstream... less thrash :(

[@turtlboi2217]

At least it was still metal, cant quite say that for load and reload except fuel

[@brianlewis7182]

You can tell Kirk is really into it.. He never headbangs.... Probably their greatest show ever...

[@DarkTempler1]

Hell yeah he was into it!

[@user-ux5wh4qj1h]

It's the best💯, there's no one better

[@Airborne_376]

Seattle was better though... But this one is perfection too 🤘

[@Claus0773]

Second that

[@Nero12323]

Whos Here in 2024 ⬇️

[@ryandavebolivar8504]

🤘

[@ryandavebolivar8504]

🤘

[@alanvelasquez8101]

🤟

[@Nero12323]

🤘

[@thiagomacedolinhares5512]

yo

[@LibertyJefferson]

A generation of dissected youth, dystopian environment, military clashes, the pure rage of the band and crowd... You can't get more metal

[@sanapathiappalanaidubujji]

బబబ

[@aleksandarilic4334]

​@@sanapathiappalanaidubujji nnn3jjrejjejdjdnbkkjjakjjs😊

[@aleksandarilic4334]

Jjjjjjjjj

[@davidknowles7466]

Wouldn't you just give your right arm to be in amongst it, am 52 now 4 kids and still up for it, a proper pit 👍👍🏴󠁧󠁢󠁥󠁮󠁧󠁿

[@aleksandarilic4334]

DeiuiinshshjJk😊jgahwj

[@rieux7039]

4:06 How no one is talking about this shot when James absolutely smashes the drum kit of Lars. Those guys were giving 110% im sure of that

[@SiddharthUdupa-mg3ox]

Wow!!

[@elkrumb9159]

I can feel the absolute fucking energy just watching this, I’m sure they felt like absolute fucking kings up there

[@ironclad452]

Awesome catch!

[@goldenwolf8081]

The solo the headbanging! The heavy audio!! I wanna smash something from this!!

[@bigfathutch]

This might be the greatest single song performance in metal history. The overloaded audio, Rock God vibe, perfect musical execution, the dystopian environment in the crowd with the military-civilian clashes, the people living under a regime that truly was "harvesters of sorrow". Right band, right song, right place, right time.

[@user2j3ycg4df]

> people living under a regime that truly was "harvesters of sorrow". > By your logic, the real harvesters of sorrow are the perpetrators of wars in Iraq and Afghanistan. There is more blood in/on the hands of USA and UK than any other country, brother. I agree with you about the music part of the comment.

[@randomnessrules4971]

@@user2j3ycg4df Russia would never cause a bloody war in Afghanistan! Oh, wait...

[@codyvandal2860]

@@user2j3ycg4df US/UK have been cunts but you just cant compare to how awful was the USSR mate

[@Notmeunknown123]

@@user2j3ycg4dfnot Stalin who murdered millions of his own people, not the gulags and prison camps, not the conflict in Russia killing their own people and again sending people to work camps where the men are getting raped and tortured. Oh ya know, no biggie

[@Gerillieros]

@@randomnessrules4971 and know, my brainwashed friend, learn a thing or two about Soviet affairs in Afghanistan and see what Soviets left to Afghani people in 89, when the war was over: hospitals, schools, bridges, dams, factories. But they won't tell you that on TV and your good-for-nothing history books. And what did yankees give to Afghani? Go ahead. Freedom and democracy, I guess. Well, they are truly law and order free now. Along with Lybia, Iraq, Syria and dozens of other countries you poked your filthy noses into

[@eduardobraga7666]

People can say any shit about Lars, but in this performance he was flawless. Beast mode on.

[@SubcribeMinecraftNOW]

I miss this Lars tbh

[@tomjensen8956]

100% facts

[@hounddog3476]

Right on brother!! Bonzo is tappin his foot to Lars in the great beyond. Compositions. Metallica is as good as the renaissance classical music as far as the test of time.

[@hounddog3476]

Also The Het always goes back to the risers to fill up on some of that mojo. Its alchemical.

[@joannewilson1483]

dynamic pelts those boys now men stand a test of time on our earth

[@themetalprincess]

How tf did America go from this to Taylor Swift and the Weeknd? 🙄

[@edenntayef2848]

That's really sad

[@themetalprincess]

@@edenntayef2848 Yep.

[@alejandroaaa]

this is in russia😂

[@JonathanEngineering]

Them Swifties don’t know what true music greatness is

[@themetalprincess]

@@JonathanEngineering for real. I mean this used to be the popular music in America, and now look at what kind of crap is on the radio and billboards. It doesnt even make sense. 😐

[@Solo-Road]

The overloaded audio is pure bliss.

[@machevoi4530]

It's epic for this reason

[@vapordreams983]

The audio makes it sound more awesome imo.

[@Solo-Road]

@@vapordreams983 As I said...pure bliss

[@niggasjit]

I agree! Im normally a sound connosieur but right here its perfect.. military choppers flying over the crowd and people beaten with batons, while hetfield in his prime bellows the harvester of sorrow. Everything is on absolute overload mode. Fucking goosebumps 😄😄

[@mariamaria-pl8sc]

🙉👅🤘☠

[@DonPetrushka]

The BEST performance of this song ever!

[@s1t2scuba]

agreed 👍

[@velimirslogar7269]

Agree...💪💪👍👍👍

[@-L-M3NT0]

100% agree

[@jakelamont6205]

This and Seattle 89

[@JohnDoe-ij7et]

@@jakelamont6205 yeh, vocals r better at Seattle 89. but the instrumentals here r chunky as fuck

[@MegaUltra17]

Love the Soviet guards at 5:40 there’s one looking dead serious on duty then right behind him his two colleagues are croud surfing and rocking out to the show 🤣🤣🤘🏻

[@HeroSword_P]

Lmao the duality of man

[@user-rt5vl7gx8q]

because one in front of from military police, two another from army

[@Sam-jj1dz]

@@user-rt5vl7gx8q thats what i figured as well

[@deannaleopard6417]

You r cool dude "Metalmama -Tallahead"💅🎄🤟🎁💋

[@2ndchancehypnotherapy]

They look serious as we don't need to smile all the time as they do in the west lol.

[@WilkAndersonOfficial]

The energy in this concert is in overdrive.

[@user-eq5dh3if2n]

Yes .Это тогда было для нас космические гастроли,как с другой планеты,жалею что не попал на это шоу,служил в армии.

[@nicolascristaldo5693]

It's with the amply in 11

[@syntaxghost3547]

Fuck communism

[@Animal.CUT...]

How many WATTS RMS was ?????

[@raysdga]

James was drinking vodka shooting AK47's between shows Look it up bro...

[@manueltorres013]

This video fucked up my head phones... Totally worth it

[@MikeOxlong-]

And back in this time, it blew out a set of $2500USD Klipsch floor monsters connected to a pair of 250w amps. Back then, 250w going through those speakers not only immediately redecorated your house, but rumbled the floors of neighbours up to 4 doors down!

[@sevasthianmoreira9750]

yeah

[@charlesdjones1]

Metallica played their hearts out for Moscow. This is one the best performances I've ever seen.

[@user-ux5wh4qj1h]

The magic of the enormous crowd helped

[@cadrejeff]

when you’ve got a million people thrashing around and chanting that definitely helps

[@codyweisbrod4080]

My ears have never heard anything this good before

[@monos70]

STILL THE BEST LIVE VERSION OF THIS SONG!!!!

[@kiborgsamogon]

Yeah, sloooow, deep and hard

[@jonathontyczkowski467]

Oh yeah

[@maksimadolf3974]

Это точно! Ciao, Thank's!!!

[@user-ux5wh4qj1h]

💯💯💯

[@papanolongerplays4133]

2:41 COME ONNNNNN

[@nathanaellingerfelt6314]

Gives me chills bro

[@lordhudson3004]

YUP!!!

[@igortokarski9517]

Papa Plays, 5:07

[@AndGodzillaforAll]

GOD!!!!!

[@sergiodacosta6032]

Jason’s performance during this song is a thing of legend!!

[@harleyconnor9616]

This is simply how a metal band should be, legendary, wish I was there 😊

[@gregoryfletcher3417]

That "Come on!!!" at 2:41. That's when James just let it all fucking out!! That shit still gives me chills. And I've seen this video probably 1000 times. Absofuckinglutely Awesome!!

[@corpsegrinderz]

after when he walks up to lars. "BEAT THEM DRUMS!!" lol

[@captainbifid]

Fuck yeah

[@cluggyahoo]

Hell yeah ...James must have felt like a GOD !!!

[@jmaynez2332]

Same here man. I always relisten to that part

[@michasocha8998]

its just too fucking heavy

[@ghosty4091]

Jason’s backing vocals are 🔥

[@nicolascristaldo5693]

5:07 His headbanging man!

[@christhembones8244]

This was the first real metal rock concert in Russia around the collapse of Soviet Union. The Russian military didn’t know what to make of the crowd and started beating some of them mistaken them to be unruly.

[@DonPetrushka]

Actually the first one was Moscow Peace Festival in 89. There were Motley Crue, Ozzy, Bon Jovi, Cinderella, Scorpions, Skid Row, etc.

[@christhembones8244]

@@DonPetrushka that’s correct! I remember watching that on MTV I believe. I couldn’t believe Bon Jovi was headlining at the time if I recall.

[@tylercielen2216]

@@christhembones8244 Was that the one where everyone was actually supporting Bon Jovi, but thought they were all headliners?

[@christhembones8244]

@@tylercielen2216 I know Bon Jovi played last which I thought was laughable. Seemed like most of the big acts had equal time.

[@metalor5605]

@@DonPetrushka The moment you have Bon Jovi in the line-up it stops being a metal concert, so he is technically correct.

[@alvera831]

5:06 that's fucking brutal

[@sevasthianmoreira9750]

OP

[@yesnickcarter]

the most metal moment of the decade

[@TX_BoomSlang]

Damm f'n right it is

[@babygoose7178]

They should've made the album version like that

[@glennstephenson4582]

Lol. They have so many, can’t count all. First 3 albums are untouchable. Glad to see them live in beginning & on Justice tour. The garage “ band that ruled for 3 decades plus. Unreal talent

[@RiffRock51]

The riff coming back in at 2:40 is the heaviest thing I've ever heard in my life.

[@jeffreydodd3166]

absolutely

[@sookmajoaby]

Monsterous!

[@nicolascristaldo5693]

More heavy than Sad But True man!

[@trevormeredith3709]

Listen to the sleep by pantera

[@Tepekegoat68]

But how bout that “come on”!!!!!!!!!! 🐐🤘💀🔥😎

[@user-ve8dx2ws8g]

Я был на этом концерте в Тушино - Монстры Рока. 1991г сентябрь.

[@MrRay-D13]

5:10 Damn that shot!!!! Jason was a beast

[@commonsenseworld]

Heaviest live heavy metal concert of all Time.

[@JohnMegaton2062]

The distortion in this performance is freakin crushing! IMO their best live performance of this song EVER.

[@cluggyahoo]

This was BRUTAL. This is when the Soviets discovered how we Rock in the West !!!!! James Hetfield must have felt like a GOD right there

[@user-ux5wh4qj1h]

the Soviets discovered it by bootlegs

[@ryanlorber9836]

metallica crumbled the wall

[@GymShark_Open]

They played in russia, just don't remember what year.

[@GymShark_Open]

​@@user-ux5wh4qj1hSoviets tried to copy hard rock, and The results was a band called Gorky Park and it's big Time hit "Bang". Dam i read first that Orgy Park. What a name that would have been.

[@cluggyahoo]

@@GymShark_Open 1991

[@eetuzs247]

1:26 i just love this part And kirk doing those moves makes it just better lmao

[@calio99]

THATS HIS SIGNATURE

[@p_xmc]

RIP headphones users

[@lordhudson3004]

Yeah I nearly died.

[@JT-ob9qe]

MORE METAL!!!

[@mattyjay8883]

Still not loud enough!!🤘😈🤘

[@darrenfirth3458]

I reckon its louder with headphones!!!, plus neighbors and all that lol

[@dannysainz1380]

@@mattyjay8883 No freacking way how can you handle that?

[@illuviium]

The dystopian environment at the time of this concert is exactly the thing that makes this concert very metal. This took place during the dissolution of the Soviet Union and you have military personnel clashing with civilians that will rock hard no matter who the fuck opposes them and Metallica realizes that and as a result , gives them the energy they desperately deserve which creates one of the greatest performances ever imaginable…. wtf was this concert? Every waking second of it was a blast of chills for me. James voice mimicked the studio version, Jason’s headbanging is literally the soul of Metallica, Lars KILLED the drums harder than he ever has and even Kirk was headbanging (something he never does). What a show man.

[@briandoskocil1465]

If I had a time machine this would be one of my top 10 destinations.

[@robertlangdon3086]

I try to watch this once a day, The heaviness gives me life

[@lordhudson3004]

Dear god. This is amazing.

[@nicolascristaldo5693]

Best vocals and drumming in this album.

[@Bassman36]

I love how the soldiers began to realize “man, this is awesome” and just started partying with the fans.

[@renowarrior2279]

This is awesome it’s basically the music video bc it fits so perfect with the Soviet guards

[@keyq3]

I like how it goes from 60+ fps to 15fps

[@fuzzbrain913]

When they finally drop the main riff... That's fuckin sick

[@erickollman4441]

This is just primal rage of the first order. So authentic, so heavy. A great live version of this song.

[@JohnPaulHare]

There is no better performance of Harvey. The purity of the aggression in this rendition is unrivaled, in a song that's already thunderously aggressive. When the remastered Black Album came out and the Moscow '91 concert was part of the bonus tracks, I immediately replaced Harvey and Creeping Death in my playlists with the renditions from this concert because they're so good. Pure, unbridled rage and musical power.

[@ronmo671]

1:27 ... thats the sound of freedom

[@Banana_Split_Cream_Buns]

The anthem for the fall of the USSR. I remember seeing this for the first time. I couldn't believe it was real. It was like they were playing on some other post-apocalyptic pirate planet. Turns out that was just the collapsing USSR.

[@asimpleman2779]

Jason’s head banging is so freaking awesome !

[@blankbandits]

This kind of performance, band, setting, etc. only happens once in a generation. Everything was just so perfect during the black album tour. The best part of this one for me is at 3:53 when he growls and then just goes nuts.

[@tommyfrombama4834]

Don't get me wrong, I love Metallica. Saw them last year and it was great, but.....the anger and aggression, the pure brutality from this era is gone. Having seen them then, and seeing them now, there is a difference. They aren't as loud either. I remember not being able to hear much after the concert in 1991, and thinking the volume had been much less in 2020. We are all getting older I suppose, and I will see them again and again for sure, but I miss this era.

[@flip66five]

They can still reach down and get it on occassion but 90s were prime years for sure... look at any other athlete at 25-30 and then at 55-60.... wicked that they can still play as hard as they do...

[@ayelmao1224]

Even the mighty Metallica isn’t immune to the affects of time

[@Banana_Split_Cream_Buns]

I'm not a musician but after the Black Album tours, they changed their live sound from James's style of singing (James's voice was busted so he needed to start singing as opposed to screaming), their guitar tuning (again because James's voice was busted so they needed to change the tuning to match the vocals) to Lars's drumkit (his shoulder has issues). It's not just the age issue but that's a big part of it. Lars has been asked how long they will go for and he notes that an 80 year old Bob Dylan keeps going but Bob Dylan doesn't play Metallica songs.

[@MikeZuluHotel]

I saw Metallica for the first time in 2003, and even then I had this feeling of "the best time to see them has already long passed, they'll never again sound the way they did in the 80s-early 90s." I still went and enjoyed them nonetheless, and it's still pretty remarkable how great of a show they can put on despite their age.

[@henrytheeightheist8091]

@@ayelmao1224 .... well said.

[@KeremcanBuyuktaskin]

Pissing off Jason was one of the biggest mistakes of Metallica. Robert is a great bassist, but Jason was the complete package, it's a shame they didn't figure out how integral he was for Metallica.

[@WilliamColeman-mk7vk]

I do agree but Cliff Burton was better

[@KeremcanBuyuktaskin]

@@WilliamColeman-mk7vk Of course, but after Cliff passed away, Jason was an incredible replacement. It was fool of them to alienate Jason.

[@user-gy7el1bi7d]

I can't agree with you more.

[@EugeneYasan]

Завидую тем, кто слышит это впервые. Лучшее выступление Металики в истории. Эмоции невероятные даже с ютуба

[@hellofromanothersideofthemoon]

Я первый раз послушал... Лучшее исполнение этой песни.

[@vukhanhtung1987]

This is not music, this is Jason newsted and metallica, from Vietnam 🇻🇳 with Love. 🤘🤘🤘🤘🤘🤘🤘

[@user-zj8xv6kk8y]

Вся обстановка в стране 91г.в СССР бесплатный концерт Металлики, Пантера,ACDC . Песня " Жнец скорби" , военные и менты, энергетика зрителей это эпичный момент в истории СССР перед развалом.

[@user-kq2so1ru2o]

Был военным в то время в Москве

[@in.Chains]

Забавно что именно США и были инициаторами развала СССР. Так что как то злобно и правдиво все действо, учитывая что потом в 90х творилось... Жнец Скорби.

[@metal407]

Хочу стереть себе память, что бы вновь переслушать это и испытать те эмоции, которые я получил при первом просмотре

[@aleksandarilic4334]

Jsusisiijsisiwisuuiuiiiuiiiiiiiiuue😊

[@pratricianunez101]

Verdad la policía estaba dando palos ?

[@user-ux5wh4qj1h]

​@@pratricianunez101era el primer concierto de metal así grande en la URSS, la policía no estaba lista y no sabía como manejar la situación y empezó a dar palos a los rebeldes

[@user-dv8nn3yd1y]

Я был на этом концерте, через 2 недели меня самого забрали в армию, демобилизовался в мае 1993года,а в стране такОе началось….

[@pratricianunez101]

@@user-ux5wh4qj1h Me imagine algo así, solo quería estar segura. Gracias. 🙂✌️

[@outofthecoldintothefire9082]

Harvester of Sorrow and One are my two fav tracks from And Justice For All. This live performance is killer!

[@hellotoyou14]

incredible amount of people there. I think it added energy to the performers

[@SkoobySnack420]

1.6 million my friend

[@goldenwolf8081]

@@SkoobySnack420probably more because on the last day thousands of people kept coming in. they couldn’t stop them. tickets were free as well! I still say it at least 2 million they only lost count after 1.6 million lol

[@ironclad452]

PEAK Metallica this was the most badass video I've ever seen!

[@cogsmeister]

When they were in their prime, would give anything to be there for that concert.

[@-themindslayer-]

You can still see them. Believe it or not, they still got it! Check out their shows!

[@4md17]

@@-themindslayer- no, not even close...

[@charlespetersonii6989]

I was only 1yr old when tbis concert happened. Metallica was my favorite right from my mother and will be forever! I would give almost anything to go to that concert 🤘

[@metalmamasue3680]

I saw them 4x back in the day, on the Master Of Puppets tour and after the Black album. They were raw and primal, it was greatness and so much heavy energy. I have legit mild hearing loss and I still go see live bands. I regret nothing 😎🤘

[@lordhudson3004]

1:49 All day...

[@user-py6ej9rw1l]

Металлика, Мощь! Энергетика потрясающая! Порвали всех просто, Джеймс супермен!

[@lexbeltran1354]

Metallica were better with Jason Newsted on bass

[@hitthelights4125]

Восход свободы над страной...жаль не надолго

[@marc2397]

I love you too man!

[@user-db3mn6ur6n]

@@hitthelights4125 это да но сейчас не союз есть интернет есть впн есть спутниковый интернет Маска все не задавят и в союзе голос америки и ббс слушали а уж записи есть у многих будем снова кассеты писать

[@vladimirkobzev7280]

Нахер свободу, хочется порядка и справедливости..

[@jhrodriguez08]

When Metallica ruled the world no questions asked

[@Tepekegoat68]

32 years later, people still leaving that concert!! Lol brutal!!!!! 😎🔥🐐🤘

[@MrERRROHA]

Я там был!

[@stefanosoderi4152]

Lethal song! The height of the Metallica Empire!!

[@moncapitaine7287]

Love the way the volume on this video is way more loud than any other video on KZbin 🤘

[@garyortolano7374]

I FUC*ING LOVE THIS VIDEO !!!!

[@duncanedwards6461]

One of the best performances of one of the best songs infront of one of the most insane audiences.

[@calebproductions5970]

Wow their best show

[@briang8579]

Seattle 89 was there most talented performance, Moscow 91 was their greatest concert ever tho.

[@miguelangelsepulvedaatenas8446]

also san diego 92 is amazing

[@777indigobabe]

I love the part where the pause at the end before they start up again. James laughs, I know he was thinking “ oh we aren’t even done with this MF yet” 😁while 1.6 million fans go wild cheering for them. It’s the best. I absolutely love this video!

[@justone3243]

No other band in the world did ever reach nor will ever reach the class of Metallica. The quality and the character their music has is of a level, that can only be done once. They created their own genre which is called Metallica 🤘

[@wz8729]

And to think the wall would come down in less then a year. Rock On Metallica.

[@CodyJamez707]

THE HEAVIEST MOMENT OF MUSIC MANKIND HAS SIMPLY EXPERIENCED! PERIOD!

[@dominicvega9267]

Holy shit this is so loud. I love it.

[@metalmamasue3680]

Yeah the blue tooth speaker I have won't let me turn it up to top volume 😂 bummer.

[@kristianlaing8926]

Still till this day one of the greatest metal shows in history.Cant believe they let the whole country show up & then play.Epic.

[@tim1843]

Probably the greatest live performance of any song ever. Apart from Kirks solo...

[@alfonspekala]

Well, cause harvester has very lame solo...

[@aegisreflector1239]

​@@alfonspekala Disagree the solo on the record is great. Here kirks fucks it up.

[@doinyamaam3677]

The guitar tech fucked up

[@doinyamaam3677]

​@@aegisreflector1239 no, his guitar wasn't tuned properly

[@aegisreflector1239]

@@doinyamaam3677 Bruh his guitar was tuned fine,Kirk just messed up n went out of key on the solo. It happens,it's live. Has nothing to do with being out of tune, which he wasn't. He's using a floyd rose don't forget.

[@PONCALIPER]

Milicos, helicópteros, piñas, trompadas, botellazos, 1.5millon de personas y el mejor rock de Metallica 🤘

[@cesarvera1633]

fue un concierto gratis hasta el perro pudo asistir.

[@PONCALIPER]

@@cesarvera1633 y ? Cuántos intérpretes tocan gratis? Y no llevan ni 100 personas

[@jayyoutube8790]

Right before “and justice for all” was released, they played this song live during a show in Pittsburgh. It was the last song they played and told us to look for it on their new up coming album. The crowd loved it but we had no idea the scope of the song at the time.

[@user-ul8bh2jm3d]

Включил как то в машине именно этот ролик через блютуз и просто был в шоке от басов думал машина у меня развалится. Там такие низы, что всë вибрирует! Огонь! Металлика!

[@marc2397]

If you were there…you made history!

[@Tepekegoat68]

😂🙌🤘😎🤝

[@ThulrVOdinsson]

This is the best post-Cliff performance I've seen by Metallica. Period.

[@karinafallout]

Fuck…ng awesome 🔥🔥🔥🔥

[@MrCool_420]

The overloaded audio 😍 This is INSANE

[@user-uc2rl2vx3g]

Металлика никогда ещё не была такой, настолько живой и свободной как в советской Москве

[@user-dv6bp6fj5y]

потому что СССР был самой лучшей Страной на земле. Широка страна моя родная, Много в ней лесов, полей и рек! Я другой такой страны не знаю, Где так вольно дышит человек. Видать они это тоже поняли .

[@dmitryja3378]

Лучшее что было в моей жизни полдня до Металлики пробирался к сцене пока пантеры всякие играли

[@GaryQuintana-vu3dd]

Thank you for the greatest years of my life thank you God thank you

[@treyperkins2667]

How far society has fallen since this. These people understood

[@khimberlydelrosario1649]

I love metallica since i was 15 and now im 45 i still listen ther music im crazy i love it loud'metallica the best ever.

[@actuallyitsfrix1se927]

the performance, the fact that it was performed in moscow right after soviet union fell, the soldiers vibing to this song.. it is the best performance

[@alexgreenwood404]

Actually it was still Soviet times. It would collapse a few months later.

[@danhenderson8312]

Het screaming COME ON! at the end of the first chorus is just epic

[@devious187]

This video is the most metal thing ever

[@BonJovy]

Вечно можно пересматривать,идеально всё.

[@sebastianspace1850]

I was at this concert, I was then in my second year studying in college, what groups were there and I don’t remember, I went to METALLICA, it was a complete blowout, Broom - we remembered listening to it at home and in urgent company back in 86, when it was openly that the pioneers and Komsomol members did not approve of the blah)) which did not stop us from drawing her name through a stencil on the back of the padded jacket)) on the trashed cassettes on Elektronika 302 with the batteries crumpled into the trash, it arose that this way they would work a little longer)) and instead rewinding after wiretapping, I used a pencil, the film broke, you nicked the nail lag from your mother or older sister, glued the film and listened again, and here is BROOM live in Moscow, my whole world turned upside down with emotions then...))) you can checkout my channel i do metal too)

[@user-gr2gs8oi1n]

Это был самый крутой концерт в моей жизни!Это было сумашествие!🤟🎵🔥

[@Roman-fm7dp]

Мурашки по коже.Мне тогда было 6 лет.....Ребят,вы везунчики.

[@azzaaghtoth]

сносит крышу даже в 2023. Метла - боги.

[@aleksandarilic4334]

Jjjjjtiiwowwiqiiq8wiwiqowoeoisoaiaoaisksakkaiee

[@skull4998]

2:45 When you are in the USSR, with adrenaline at 1000%, feeling like a god, feeling like a monster.

[@-Egor-]

A time when East and West were able to cooperate with each other in all areas of life. Especially in cultural development. Metallica is truly a true musical treasure. Respect from Russia. Music unites all ordinary people.

[@alfiesolomon3531]

5:02 This has to be the most violent and influential moment in metal history

[@stolzzmann]

Best Metallica concert ever !!

[@mikeortiz9664]

0:53 this riff at full volume sounds so amazing 😌 I remember what a metal concert felt like to the gut and your whole body and ears it feels amazing 😭😭 just picturing being there 30+ years ago my gosh I bet it was the best experience like ever !!

[@74babyblue]

what could be better than a metallica in their prime? fuckin awesome!!!

[@rine74]

Una delle loro miglior prestazioni dal vivo che si trova su KZbin. In quegli anni erano all'apice!

[@metalerowilliamxxx]

Legendary metal band !!!! Long live to Metallica !!!! 🤟

[@TheKirk1989]

0:06 at that moment I fell in love with Metallica

[@ulopedot6545]

Metallica is the best ❤️❤️