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Blackened (Live - Imola Jammin' Festival)
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Metallica
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[@rycor9117]

the 80s and early 90s shows are just lights out amazing aggression.

[@nexpro6118]

I'd say between, 1989 to 1993 is when Lars was at his peak with drumming. Whats wild, is that in 1989, Lars had only been playing the drums for barely 9 years. James voice was at its peak and peak in power from 1986 to 1996 maybe 1997. Metallica could NEVER not sound powerful from, 1986 to 1998.

[@ben1ben]

They opened the show with this, this was the first song.

[@Goldie1977]

Best metal concert committed to dvd. Just immense and intense

[@andrewcastillo9558]

In MY opinion, this concert and acdc live at donnington are the 2 best live performances entertainment wise ever. There are tons of really good ones but these 2 always stick out to me.

[@nexpro6118]

I'd say between, 1989 to 1993 is when Lars was at his peak with drumming. Whats wild, is that in 1989, Lars had only been playing the drums for barely 9 years. James voice was at its peak and peak in power from 1986 to 1996 maybe 1997. Metallica could NEVER not sound powerful from, 1986 to 1998.

[@stigpetersen9701]

The Kings of music 🔥🔥🔥🤘🤘🤘…above and beyond in all aspects. Kirk is a monster on the Spider guitar 🔥🔥🔥

[@pazwretzky4673]

such a killer opening track from, "in my opinion", their best album so far...and Justice For All

[@markpaweena781]

If I had a time machine this concert would be one of the stops

[@grandlethal1813]

Dude same

[@omarfernandez1620]

Yes indeed it was the first song in this show cause it is the first song of the And Justice for all álbum, this concert was part of that album’s tour!

[@christinehooper6488]

This was the opening song back then!! Love Blackened

[@fox6xy]

Jason 🔥

[@brandonmiller3978]

This was not the intro to the DVD. It was the intro to the VHS tape.😉👍🤘

[@briantingley7316]

Saw this tour 3 times...two nights in a row at Pine Knob outside of Detroit..The Cult opened...missed them both nights...No one could touch Metallica back then...the good ol days

[@jochencooper2751]

You are one lucky man my freind

[@jinzoslegions]

The Cult is an awesome band and both bands were in their prime but it's definitely two drastically different styles that don't really mix.

[@nexpro6118]

I'd say between, 1989 to 1993 is when Lars was at his peak with drumming. Whats wild, is that in 1989, Lars had only been playing the drums for barely 9 years. James voice was at its peak and peak in power from 1986 to 1996 maybe 1997. Metallica could NEVER not sound powerful from, 1986 to 1998.

[@trl50769]

Saw them two days apart. Miami and West Palm Beach. Those were the times. We had Helloween.

[@BuckeyeaTransplant]

Saw this show in Daytona that year. So much energy.

[@AngelofSunday]

Jason was the second best bassist for Metallica. Rob is amazing, but Jason- if there were to be a replacement for Cliff- did the job perfectly. Fight me… lol

[@testtickles8755]

I'll fight ya (sort of). Jason was THE best bassist for Metallica. But I only say this because sadly Cliff died before reaching his fullest potential. Had he lived, we'd never even have the Jason years. And Jason was with Metallica in their prime. 🤘🤘

[@Swampster70]

I'll fight you over this. Jason was the best bass player in Metallica. Any bass player that can come up with a downpicking riff that even the lead guitarist cant really keep up with is a legend. ... and the vocals. Those backing vocals lifted Metallica to another level. I love Cliff. The guy was amazing. Jason is different but also amazing. Rob is amazing for different reasons and is the longest standing bass player in Metallica.

[@sonyavengeance]

imho Jason is THEE BEST on stage, Cliff was a master at his craft and Rob has talent like no other... with that being said Jason fit MetallicA better than Cliff or Rob and his backup vocals beats the other 2 hands down! I love Cliff, Rob is amazing and I think they are better bass players than Jason BUT Jason is MetallicA on stage 100%

[@drock55551]

💯

[@shudson23]

​@testtickles8755 and he didn't chew on that fame, he earned every right, and he created great baseline

[@JohnDoe-zr8pc]

They played this version soooo fast. The bpm on the album version (for the faster parts) is around 192, and this version was around 204.

[@didakeepa]

They always play faster live

[@ImThe5thKing]

I mean they play Creeping Death upwards of 250 bpm live

[@honeybadger713]

This was one of their best tours back when they were hungry and ferocious I miss them days.

[@susanconstable2113]

I’ve seen them live like 7 times with the first time being in 86 and they never disappoint! They truly live to put on a great show for their fans each and every time. Not so much these days but I the past for sure they tend to play faster live. When I saw them in 2018 this was one of the encore songs and it was so good to hear it live again!

[@nexpro6118]

The last year that Lars played/practiced as if EVERY show was his last show, was back in 1997. Since 1997, he pretty much stopped practicing and at shows, if you really listen, he uses a ton of drum fills instead of playing the actual part. Using drum fills is just so much easier than to play the real stuff. Kinda disappointing. There are a couple of videos on KZbin where you see, James actually getting frustrated with Lars playing.

[@randycomerford2038]

Now thats the Metallica I grew up with. I seen them on this tour, although not this particular show, but that's exactly how I remember them being back then. Totally flawless in every fucking aspect, from the vocals to the drums, to the guitar. All the assholes who think Lars can't play drums and Kirk can't play guitar without the wah pedal, just watch this and suffer!!!!

[@JimBob_McRob]

This song was the opener on this tour. 😁🤘

[@andrewtredway809]

… I have made my daughter watch/ listen to almost all the Seattle show, DAD GOALS🤘🏻😉😎. She tol me at school a music teacher asked her about discussion in class, she answered yes I know nirvana and tallica, 😁😁😁

[@Adrain30]

I saw them on the Damage Justice tour in 1989, they were mind blowing . I enjoy watching these videos of the Seattle show because I saw them after this show in L.A. when Queensryche opened up for them in the Operation Mindcrime tour. Such a great show

[@nexpro6118]

I'd say between, 1989 to 1993 is when Lars was at his peak with drumming. Whats wild, is that in 1989, Lars had only been playing the drums for barely 9 years. James voice was at its peak and peak in power from 1986 to 1996 maybe 1997. Metallica could NEVER not sound powerful from, 1986 to 1998.

[@PhilChill621]

Best version

[@shanomac69]

This song and Battery they played like 20% faster than the album at this concert. Seriously intensity and speed. Was one of their greatest concerts

[@ilmet8161]

Seattle 1989 this is”THE SHOW”i’m hate the old song in the recent live show,but this show it’s the wonderful performance!!!

[@Athanais157]

Can’t wait to see them in June 🤘🏼🤘🏼🤘🏼

[@8tonystark8]

Download etwa? 😋

[@Athanais157]

@@8tonystark8 Genau Download und Out in the Green oder wie das auch immer heißt.

[@anthonysoley7121]

I think the reason why Metallica's 1989 Seattle performance is still the greatest show is because nobody ever expected for them to be gigantic since And Justice For All album came out in 1988. And to this day is still their best show in the late 80's.

[@nexpro6118]

I'd say between, 1989 to 1993 is when Lars was at his peak with drumming. Whats wild, is that in 1989, Lars had only been playing the drums for barely 9 years. James voice was at its peak and peak in power from 1986 to 1996 maybe 1997. Metallica could NEVER not sound powerful from, 1986 to 1998.

[@nexpro6118]

Side note, reason why this concert DVD sounds so amazing and the upload versions online, is because the sound was remastered in post production when making the DVD.

[@justinspire6058]

This whole show is on my workout soundtrack

[@tomscholtes5082]

My all time favorite song 💪

[@mykee2484]

80s were the best. Damn I miss those days.

[@hiwayhighway9925]

Trapped under ice is blistering also

[@APWPaint]

AAAaaahhhhhhh, when Metallica ruled the world. Great times!

[@mikeellis3240]

Check out Blackened 2020 (Covid-19 style via Zoom cameras from 4 different locations), My favorite version EVER!!!

[@patrickbateman7369]

They are missing Jason's backing vocals these days

[@mr.smithgnrsmith7808]

In high school on Friday nights we’d get hammered, jam in the garage, then watch this concert and lose our shit. Metallica was the reason the cops were constantly called for noise complaints…lol

[@dann170]

One thing metallica said we play live it has to be fast and hard! To kick our ass! That why they played so fast.

[@scottchappell3193]

Was at this show, damn it was hot in there

[@jamescotner2459]

The best of Metal times.

[@robertdavis6157]

I was at that concert fith row

[@bluecomet1109]

"It's like BPM 10 million" Dyers eve: allow me to introduce myself

[@chaospoet]

The metronome has left the chat. 😆

[@paganberzerker64]

This was brutal metal brilliance. They sold out with the black album, which was a simmering. Smoldering fire but before the black album...? True metal

[@vivoandviva9669]

Kirk said about this concert: i dont know what kind of vitamin we did take hehehehe

[@PTRK490]

Probably the white one lol

[@palladinodessa8988]

Hi Dolly 🍻

[@dEndnEb]

I would pay to see Metallica react to this concert lol

[@actavisprime514]

Jason is an animal.

[@chaospoet]

That's how you start a legendary concert! Quick technical off topic question about requests: Want to send you two some stuff in the near future as I've sent stuff to Suzi and Travis, but not you two. I was looking at the site for you guys and it sends you to the cart first whereas Suzi and Travis's option you pick a song first then go to the cart. Is that a mix up on the site or is it supposed to be backwards from each other? Just asking because I'm a little confused and don't want to fill out an order and not be able to have a song picked. Just making sure that's not going to happen so I figured I'd ask.

[@scorpionking4012]

LARS is the man!!!!! Fuck all haters!!!!

[@JohnDoe-zr8pc]

He WAS.

[@markwilken2492]

Back when Lars would put in a bit of effort…

[@nexpro6118]

I'd say between, 1989 to 1993 is when Lars was at his peak with drumming. Whats wild, is that in 1989, Lars had only been playing the drums for barely 9 years. James voice was at its peak and peak in power from 1986 to 1996 maybe 1997. Metallica could NEVER not sound powerful from, 1986 to 1998.

[@nexpro6118]

I would say the popularity/success and money got to the head of Lars and his ego exploded. The last year when he was actually trying and practicing and playing EVERY show as if it was his last, was back in 1997.

[@lewisrichards3083]

Only a bit of effort you say? haha during the 80s tours he was always putting 110%. Speed and cocaine helped of course

[@mr.smithgnrsmith7808]

A great man once said “EET FUK”

[@PapaShongo25]

Send this off on a space probe and the aliens will know we're ready for war

[@gordo6327]

Metallica is the most prophetic band they're always predicting the future and they are spot on if you look at our situation with China right now OMG they our spot on it used to be Russia now it's by China by far

[@facundovelazquez9527]

React fade to black by Metallica live Seattle 1989

[@vincenelson9114]

I was there, 18 yo

[@nexpro6118]

The last year that Lars played/practiced as if EVERY show was his last show, was back in 1997. Since 1997, he pretty much stopped practicing and at shows, if you really listen, he uses a ton of drum fills instead of playing the actual part. Using drum fills is just so much easier than to play the real stuff. Kinda disappointing. There are a couple of videos on KZbin where you see, James actually getting frustrated with Lars playing.

[@DEFKONSIXTYSIXlml]

I always enjoy watching women react to heavy tracks like these cuz you know she's not really into it, but kudos for humouring your partner in crime! \m/

[@dragonfire7734]

SHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHH

[@AnderClaw]

More Thrash!!🤘🏽💀

[@ZeGarrepito]

They were all(especially Lars) coked out.

[@trick9037]

not james

[@efakter1]

That video was slightly sped up.

[@MARSHOMEWORLD]

Wow I have to give credit where it's due that I think this is Metallica at their most intense and the performances are just fearsome, they were already doing Lazy shit like omitting the time changes that make up the most complex aspects of this song leaving out from the solo section into the final verse. They don't even bother trying to fake their way through it now, and while I understand it's difficult to focus while blazed on cocaine to an utterly ridiculous degree... You should still be able to play the songs you wrote on cocaine in the studio...ya bastards. Saw them for the first time in 86, by this point they were on their way to becoming something I just wasn't interested in pursuing anymore, but of course I'm in the minority as they've gone on to be the biggest metal band in the world for decades now. So, all's well that ends well I suppose. But I do genuinely miss the years that they were so different than anything out there, and so militant in their approach to not compromising. That mindset died with Cliff Burton.

[@thrashmetal00]

It's not lazy when they rule the world

[@MARSHOMEWORLD]

@@thrashmetal00 Or : They haven't bothered to even meet the standard they themselves established once upon a time....because apologists who blindly continue to worship whatever tired albums they generate in-between trips to rehab , can't hear the sound of complacency over their own blathering on about how much Metallica "rules".

[@thrashmetal00]

@@MARSHOMEWORLD your hate for Metallica is laughable almost like they all had their way with your girl and left her with bodily fluid filled bed and just rode off to the next town and you had to wash the sheets by hand..

[@Nissardpertugiu]

I don't think they re omitting time changes at that time in 80's. Its tough to keep up when you play it so much from the body and that fast .

[@MARSHOMEWORLD]

@@Nissardpertugiu in this version, they tread through it by having Lars play straight thru in 4/4 which kind of makes sense considering there's a lot to go wrong in a live situation with something as hectic as that particular section. But it's not impossible ...it would just involve more practice than they were willing to put in. I will cut them some slack also in that in a live situation barreling through it in standard time probably added to the intensity and didn't dilute the forward aggression so to some degree is understandable as a compromise. They don't even bother attempting that section these days and haven't for at least a decade

[@josephcrowe2908]

Too metal. Too metal for their own good.

[@johntremper9131]

Your parents must be proud...