CLIFF 'EM ALL
Metallica
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DVD/Video, released in 1987 Songs / Tracks Listing Compilation of Metallica footage with bassist Cliff Burton, who died in 1986, includes live performances and interviews. - James Hetfield / Guitars & Vocals Edit this entry |
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SPECIAL COLLABORATOR Symphonic Team
I could never forget seeing this as I was a bonafide metal head at the time, long hair and tons
of metal on vinyl was my approach to music. Metallica were the ultimate and I wore this VHS
out. It is as raw as it gets. Bad quality at times, archival footage, but never a dull moment.
Hetfield is young and dumb, Lars is impetuous and Kirk is well.... Kirk, and it is surreal seeing
Mustaine with the band before his dramatic departure but here he is in all his glory before
Megadeth was even a twinkle in his eye. The footage of Cliff is iconic now that he has gone but
he was an insane personality. When he plays the infamous Anesthesia it is shattering to
watch him, and then the band launch into For Whom the Bell Tolls. The band were way more
raucous and living the metal lifestyle of booze and girls evidently but they were groundbreaking
even in these early years. Songs like Seek and Destroy, No Remorse, Master of Puppets and Sanitarium were powerful metal statements. Hetfield is more aggressive in his perfomances,
more head banging all round, and they have more energy than these days obviously. They are
young here and want to take over the world, and in fact they did for a while. I think it is a very
worthwhile exercise to check out this video but it is very raw, and I guess works as a kind of
look back at the metal scene when it was at its peak. Tracks included are: 1. Creeping Death 2. Am I Evil? 3. Damage, Inc. 4. Master of Puppets 5. (Anesthesia) Pulling Teeth 6. Whiplash 7. The Four Horsemen 8. Fade to Black 9. Seek & Destroy 10. Welcome Home (Sanitarium) 11. (Anesthesia) Pulling Teeth 12. For Whom the Bell Tolls 13. No Remorse and 14. Metal Militia. Metal at its best!
SPECIAL COLLABORATOR Symphonic Team
I could never forget seeing this as I was a bonafide metal head at the time, long hair and tons
of metal on vinyl was my approach to music. Metallica were the ultimate and I wore this VHS
out. It is as raw as it gets. Bad quality at times, archival footage, but never a dull moment.
Hetfield is young and dumb, Lars is impetuous and Kirk is well.... Kirk, and it is surreal seeing
Mustaine with the band before his dramatic departure but here he is in all his glory before
Megadeth was even a twinkle in his eye. The footage of Cliff is iconic now that he has gone but
he was an insane personality. When he plays the infamous Anesthesia it is shattering to
watch him, and then the band launch into For Whom the Bell Tolls. The band were way more
raucous and living the metal lifestyle of booze and girls evidently but they were groundbreaking
even in these early years. Songs like Seek and Destroy, No Remorse, Master of Puppets and Sanitarium were powerful metal statements. Hetfield is more aggressive in his perfomances,
more head banging all round, and they have more energy than these days obviously. They are
young here and want to take over the world, and in fact they did for a while. I think it is a very
worthwhile exercise to check out this video but it is very raw, and I guess works as a kind of
look back at the metal scene when it was at its peak. Tracks included are: 1. Creeping Death 2. Am I Evil? 3. Damage, Inc. 4. Master of Puppets 5. (Anesthesia) Pulling Teeth 6. Whiplash 7. The Four Horsemen 8. Fade to Black 9. Seek & Destroy 10. Welcome Home (Sanitarium) 11. (Anesthesia) Pulling Teeth 12. For Whom the Bell Tolls 13. No Remorse and 14. Metal Militia. Metal at its best!
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