Metallica – A Year And A Half In The Life Of ... Continued (Part 2)

So, our 5th album, 'Metallica,' was released in August '91 and immediately we went out touring. First off was the European Monsters with AC/DC, then our own 3 hour "An evening with..." in the States and Canada, followed by the summer co-headlining stint with Guns N' Roses and finally scheduled to end in late spring '93 with the Far East, Australia and South America. We played everywhere in every possible way and (hopefully) lived to tell about it.

Once we realized what we had gotten ourselves into, why not show everybody what Metalli-touring is all about. Thus Dubin returned; "Get all this shit on film!!" Included here are the first 14 months of fun, hell and stupidity, the videos of "Wherever I May Roam" and "Sad But True" as well as live performances from Castle Donington, Moscow, our first stadium headlining show (San Francisco's Day on the Green), the Freddie Mercury Tribute at London's Wembley Stadium, MTV's Video Music Awards, the Metallica/Guns tour, and highlights from the Grammys...add in behind-the-scene shit and horrible truths from all of the above and you have a video package which is almost as long as the tour itself. Which is the way it should be. Sit back and enjoy Part 2 of "A Year and a Half In The Life of Metallica" and...it ain't over yet."

For Whom The Bell Tolls - Recorded at Donington, England, August 17, 1991
Enter Sandman - Recorded at Video Music Awards, Universal City, CA, September 5, 1991
Harvester Of Sorrow - Recorded at Tushino Air Field, Moscow, Russia, September 28, 1991
Sad But True - Recorded at Day on The Green, Oakland, CA, October 12, 1991
Enter Sandman - Recorded at The Freddie Mercury Tribute, A Concert For AIDS Awareness, April 20, 1992
Nothing Else Matters - Recorded at Phoenix International Raceway, Phoenix, Arizona, August 25, 1992

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