Metallica have shared a live video of themselves performing “Harvester Of Sorrow” during their August 7, 1989 show at the Stone Balloon in Newark, DE. Footage from that concert will be included in the remastered deluxe box set edition of “…And Justice For All,“ which is set to be released on November 2.
As Metallica continue to celebrate the 30th anniversary of “…And Justice For All“, the band have shared a live video of “Dyers Eve” from their March 5, 2004 show at The Forum in Inglewood, CA. You can check that out below. As previously reported, the band’s remastered deluxe edition of “…And Justice For All“ will be released on November 2.
Metallica have shared a live video of themselves playing “Sad But True” during their September 26 show in San Francisco, California. That set was part of the Dreamfest fundraiser for the UCSF Benioff Children’s Hospital at Civic Center Plaza. The SF Gate previously reported that the performance angered a lot of people due to how far the noise traveled throughout the city.
As Metallica continue to celebrate the 30th anniversary of “…And Justice For All“, the band have shared a live video of “Blackened” from their 1999 New Year’s Eve (December 31) show at the Pontiac Silverdome in Detroit, MI. You can check that out below. As previously reported, the band’s remastered deluxe edition of “…And Justice For All“ will be released on November 2.
As Metallica continue to celebrate the 30th anniversary of “…And Justice For All“, the band have shared a live video of “One” from their November 16, 1996 show at the Stockholm Globe Arena in Stockholm, Sweden. You can check that out below. As previously reported, the band’s remastered deluxe edition of “…And Justice For All“ will be released on November 2.
Paul Curcio, who produced Metallica’s 1983 debut album “Kill ‘Em All,” has passed away at the age of 74. According to Billboard, Curcio’s daughter Brianne confirmed his death was the result of heart failure. Curcio also performed with J.P. Racer and The Mojo Men before moving to the West Coast where he founded Pacific Recording in San Mateo, California. R.I.P.
Metallica have shared an early “writing in progress” version of “The Shortest Straw.” This version of the track, which the band recorded in Lars Ulrich‘s garage in El Cerrito, CA back in December 1987, will be included in the remastered deluxe edition of “…And Justice For All,“ which is set to be released on November 2.
