July 1, 2007 – Rock Werchter Festival, Werchter, BEL
I mixed the audio for better quality! At the beginning there is a little mistake, but thats about it! Metallica till death!!!
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Metallica cover by motorhead
http://tinyurl.com/tallic for All Official Metallica Videos.
Whiplash – Metallica Live San Diego (live) 1992. Best whiplash record you have ever seen i think..
Metallica fade to black- Ride the lightning, master of puppets, unforgiven, unforgiven, enter sandman, wherever i may roam, astronomy, garage inc., turn the page, nothing else matters, black, james hetfield, lars ulrich, kirk hammet, jason newstead, rob, metal band, st. anger, st.anger, frantic, one, orion, for whom the bell tolls, welcome home, sanitarium, rock, thrash, heavy metal, türkiye, komik, turkey, turkiye, türkish, music, müzik, monsters of rock, san diego, seattle, bleeding me, load, reload, and justice for all, kill em all, whiplash, studio,
Fenerbahçe, sevilla, uefa, champions league, world cup, galatasaray roberto, real madrid, carlos, italy, USA, Sports, football, be?ikta?, türk, türkiye, turkey, fun, funny, video,movie, soccer, play, game, madonna, michael jackson, justin timberlake, britney spears, paris hilton, jackass, movie, bush, u2, Metallica fade to black- Ride the lightning, master of puppets, unforgiven, unforgiven, enter sandman, wherever i may roam, astronomy, garage inc., turn the page, nothing else matters, black, james hetfield, lars ulrich, kirk hammet, jason newstead, rob, metal band, st. anger, st.anger, frantic, one, orion, for whom the bell tolls, welcome home, sanitarium, rock, thrash, heavy metal, türkiye, komik, turkey, turkiye, türkish, music, müzik, monsters of rock, san diego, seattle, bleeding me, load, reload, and justice for all, kill em all, Whiplash, studio,
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Whiplash – Metallica Moscow 1991
As a part of the Monsters of Rock tour, Metallica performs a free concert in Moscow at the Tushino Airfield, before a crowd estimated between 750,000 and 1.6 million people. Legend has it that the the President of the Soviet Union Mikhail Gorbachev personally invited the band to play at the concert. The concert features also AC/DC and Pantera. More than 1,000 militiamen are on guard around the stage, and more are hidden in trucks parked further away. Their violent methods of controlling crowds leave 53 people injured.
Bands on bill: AC/DC, Metallica, E.S.T., Black Crowes, Pantera
Setlist:
Ecstacy of Gold
Enter Sandman
Creeping Death
Harvester of Sorrow
Fade to Black
Sad But True
Master of Puppets
Seek and Destroy
For Whom the Bell Tolls
One
Whiplash
Symptom of the Universe / Back in Black (jam)
Last Caress
Am I Evil?
Battery
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“Whiplash” is the sixth track and first single from Kill ‘Em All. It is credited to Hetfield and Ulrich. The song is mostly about the feeling one gets from headbanging. “Bang your head against the stage”, “Make it ring, make it bleed, make it really sore” and “You’re thrashing all around…acting like a maniac” are examples of this.
Often in concert, Hetfield changes the original lyric from “But we’ll never stop, we’ll never quit, ’cause we’re Metallica” to “But we’ll never stop, we’ll never quit, ’cause you’re Metallica” emphasizing that it is the fans who’ve made Metallica what they are. In live performances, Jason Newsted often sang for part or all of the song, notably in recorded footage in San Diego, California. He also sang it without Hetfield on the stage July 12, 2000, at Mile High Stadium in Denver as well as July 14, 2000 in 3Com Park San Francisco. Hetfield was icing down a recently injured back while Hammett, Newsted and Ulrich performed.[9]
A number of covers of this song have been performed. In 2005, Motörhead won their first Grammy for the cover of this song on a Metallica tribute album. “Whiplash” is also on Tony Hawk’s Underground 2 and Guitar Hero: Metallica. It was also covered by Billy Milano, Scott Ian, Phil Soussan, and Vinny Appice for Metallic Assault: A Tribute to Metallica, while Pantera, using the joke name “Pantallica”, performed the song live with Newsted on bass, and members Dimebag Darrell (guitar) and Philip Anselmo (vocals) switching instruments.[10]
During the Live version of this song, Hetfield counted off random numbers to start the song. Instead of saying “1, 2, 1, 2, 3, 4″, he said “1, 2, 4, 3, 2 and a half!”.[11]
Writer(s):Hetfield, Ulrich
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