Released: Dec 11, 2002
Includes complete original 72 page full color book on DVD 2. View, zoom and make screensavers with your computer's DVD-Rom, or View On Your TV with Your DVD Player.
Live Shit: Binge And Purge
Reviewed by:
Stian_S, on june 22, 2005 4 of 4 people found this review helpful
Sound: The sound of this DVD is great, but it gives you live feeling, not album sound. As many know Metallica is one of the best heavybands in this world and they know how to deliver their music. As always they preforme it well. This shows Metallica in '89 and '92, and you get three CDs with a live concert from Mexico in '93, you get very much for your money. // 10
Content: This DVD was made around the time of ...And Justice For All and Metallica so it have many songs from those albums, but there are many songs from the other albums to. This is the best live DVD concert I own, it is even better than S&M and Iron Maiden's Rock In Rio. I am very much satisfied with the setlist because there are so many good songs there. They should have had Disposable Heroes and Ride The Lightning and it would have been the perfect Metallica setlist.
It does have some photos and at the San Diego disc from '92 there is a 20 minuts long documentary about Metallica and the making of the Metallica album. And at the Seattle disc from '89 there are flash "forward" where you see what that has happened between '92 and '89. There are also many goood things such as Hammett playing Little Wing by Jimi Hendrix and Hetfield and Ulrich battling each other on the drums. Plus a long Seek And Destroy in San Diego where Hetfield is getting down with the audience and singing with them. And Lars running from one drumkit to another during a song. // 10
Production Quality: It is perfect quality which are beeing used filming theese shows. They are filmed from many different. It must have been trendy at that time, but Metalica have used it like that ever since. // 10
Impression: It is as good as most of the album songs, the only thing which is bad is that they dont play the whole Master Of Puppets in '92. The most impressive thing about this DVD is the overall Metalica experience you get from it. I just love this DVD, can't hate Metallica! If some punk stole this disc I would buy a new, and if I knew who it was I would take it back! Boys and girls, run out and buy this now! // 10
Live Shit: Binge And Purge
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kirk_metallica1, on september 24, 2004 4 of 4 people found this review helpful
Sound: It's almost like your'e on the concert yourself. Play this very loud and you will enjoy it! There are many people that says that the sound quality on the DVD's is bad, but it sound almost like the CD's. The sound is very good to be so old as it is. There's nothing to complain about! This is going to be one of the best 8 hours in your life! // 10
Content: This is incredible! One concert from Mexico City in 1993 (Nowhere Else To Roam Tour), with over two hours with music on the 3 cd's. And then there's a three and a half hour long concert from San Diego in 1992 (same tour) on the first DVD. On the second DVD there's a two and a half hour long concert from the damaged justice tour in Seattle in 1989. Here is the track list for all the five discs:
Disc: 1
01. Enter Sandman
02. Creeping Death
03. Harvester Of Sorrow
04. Welcome Home (Sanitarium)
05. Sad But True
06. Of Wolf And Man
07. Unforgiven
08. Eye Of The Beholder/Blackened/The Frayed Ends Of Sanity
Disc: 2
01. Through The Never
02. For Whom The Bell Tolls
03. Fade To Black
04. Master Of Puppets
05. Seek And Destroy
06. Whiplash
Disc: 3
01. Nothing Else Matters
02. Wherever I May Roam
03. Am I Evil?
04. Last Caress
05. One
06. Battery
07. Four Horsemen
08. Motorbreath
09. Stone Cold Crazy
Disc: 4 (DVD)
01. Enter Sandman
02. Creeping Death
03. Harvester Of Sorrow
04. Welcome Home (Sanitarium)
05. Sad But True
06. Wherever I May Roam
07. Through The Never
08. Unforgiven
09. Eye Of The Beholder/Blackened/The Frayed Ends Of Sanity
10. Four Horsemen
11. For Whom The Bell Tolls
12. Fade To Black
13. Whiplash
14. Master Of Puppets
15. Seek And Destroy
16. Last Caress
17. Am I Evil?
18. Battery
19. Stone Cold Crazy
Disc: 5 (DVD)
01. Blackened
02. For Whom The Bell Tolls
03. Welcome Home (Sanitarium)
04. Harvester Of Sorrow
05. Four Horsemen
06. Thing That Should Not Be
07. Master Of Puppets
08. Fade To Black
09. Seek And Destroy
10. ...And Justice For All
11. One
12. Creeping Death
13. Battery
14. Last Caress
15. Am I Evil?
16. Whiplash
17. Breadfan
Real f--king good, or what? All the best songs ar ine this live box. There is a 20 minute long guitar solo on disc one. On the first DVD, Lars and James battling eachother on the drumkits, and it's a 10 minute long drumsolo. After that, Kirk comes in and plays a ten minute long guitar solo (it's real fucking cool). And in the four horsemen, Lars are running across the stage to anothe drumkit! On the second dvd, Kirk plays Hendrix's "Little Wing" (real good). You can't be a Metallica fan without this DVD! The content on the DVD's is rated R for language and brief nudity. // 10
Production Quality: The DVD's have great quality! It's just on whiplash wher they have mixed the tape so you can't see kirk when he is soloing (you just sees the audience.) Trendy effects! // 10
Impression: This is the best live recordings from Metallica! love everything about it! Buy this, it's an order! // 10
I've watched the DVDs many, many times and I've listened to the cds hundreds of times too. Very cool, well worth every last penny, all true Metallica fans should own this!!
The Seattle show is amazing
The Performance of creeping death with Jasons monster back up vocals, especially in the bridge, are amazing to listen to
And the performance of One is ****ing flawless
honestly, one of the best shows i've seen in a long time. It's funny, it's music is good, and it's flawless, jason is great on vocals, oh how we miss you jason.
