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Time to tell you how it went at my first Metallica concert!
So, the adventure started at around 4:30 PM ET, when my dad came to pick me up. I changed my pants to ones with zip-up pockets (just so my phone wouldn’t fall out), and we decided not to bring our Polaroid camera because we didn’t want to lose it going through security if it wasn’t allowed. Then, we took the train to Penn Station, got the tickets that would take us to MetLife (like everyone else, since people from all over the tri-state area would be coming to this show), and boarded the first of two trains. On the second train, we talked to a few other fans, and sat down next to one who was essentially a Secret Service agent, and whose first Metallica show was during the Summer Sanitarium Tour in 2000.
Once we got there, which was around 6, we made our way through security and headed up to level 3 of MetLife Stadium, where we visited the merch stand. I got a shirt with the artwork for the show on the front, as well as an M72 pin. Then, we went over to the concessions stand and I got some chicken tenders and French fries (my dinner). After I ate, we made our way to our seats (this was while Mammoth WVH was finishing their opening songs).
We sat in our seats and watched Pantera play all their songs, and then, after they finished around 8 PM, there was a 1-hour intermission, during which songs played over the PA. As it got darker, Thin Lizzy’s “Jailbreak” came on, but it was cut off towards the end. Suddenly, “It’s a Long Way to the Top (If You Wanna Rock ’N’ Roll)” by AC/DC began playing and, for those who don’t know, that’s the first song that plays on the PA before the show starts. Everyone sang along, including us, and once it finished, Ennio Morricone’s “The Ecstasy of Gold” came on, which plays on the PA as the band comes on stage.
As soon as it finished, we all heard the opening notes to “Creeping Death” and cheered. I was so excited, and that excitement grew during the bridge. For anyone who’s never heard “Creeping Death,” the bridge goes “Die / By my hand / I creep across the land / Killing first-born man,” and for anyone who’s never heard the live versions of the song, before the bridge, the entire crowd chants the word “die.” I had always to join in ever since I heard about it and, well, I got to join in. Thank God I recorded the memorable parts of the show - like this - on my phone.
(The stage during “Creeping Death”)
The next song they played was one I didn’t recognize, but as soon as they got to the chorus, I realized what it was: “Harvester of Sorrow.” I don’t listen to it much, but I knew the chorus so I could still sing along.
The third song was yet another one I didn’t recognize (I first thought it was “Don’t Tread On Me”), and I actually didn’t know it until the day after the show, when I looked up the setlist to see if setlist.fm had it yet and found out the song was “Holier Than Thou,” one of Black Album songs I don’t know well. Either way, I joined in with the crowd on shouting “Hey” at the beginning.
Now, before the concert, I decided I’d record a little bit of each song (including the two that played on the PA before the band came on stage) and record the entirety of at least one song. (I ended up recording two full songs on my phone. Anyways, this was one of those two songs. When they started playing it, I thought it was “I Disappear” (which I knew was on one of the setlists, but apparently not this one), and after James Hetfield started singing, it took me a moment to realize what it was. Then, I realized it was one of my favorite Metallica songs - “King Nothing!” Anyways, this was another song I loved singing along to. I honestly felt like my life purpose had been fulfilled once I joined the crown in shouting, “WHERE’S YOUR CROWN, KING NOTHING?”
After “King Nothing,” the lights in the stage went out (it was intentional), and the big cylindrical screens atop towers made it looked like a ruined castle of some sort. Then, clips from the “72 Seasons” music video began to play on the screen as the lights came back on and the band played the opening notes to the song. It was also fun singing with the crowd, “72 seasons gone!” Man, I loved the show. I wish I could go to the August 6th one (also at MetLife), but at least my dad is gonna go and send me some videos.
(the stage as the band played the intro to “72 Seasons”)
Once again, I didn’t recognize this song at first, but after the crowd startled singing “Temptation” four times over (which me and my dad joined in on), I knew it was “If Darkness Had a Son.” I loved hearing this live, and afterwards, a big surprise came.
So, on the WorldWired Tour, Robert Trujillo and Kirk Hammer did these things called Doodles, where they would cover songs that were famous in the area they were playing in. For example, when they played in England, they covered “Killers,” by Iron Maiden, who’s from England. This seems to be the first time they’re doing it on the M72 World Tour, and they played a song called “Rose Avenue,” an instrumental I’ve never heard of.
Afterwards, the band began playing the intro to another song, and this was the song I always forgot the intro to but knew almost by heart, and my dad cheering was the first clue. After they finished the intro, I figured out it was “Fade to Black,” one of my dad’s favorite Metallica songs. Everyone sang along to the entire song, and it was incredible. Something that made it even cooler was that lightning began to flash in the clouds (it was originally going to rain that night), creating a really cool effect that appeared throughout the rest of the show.
(a screenshot I took of a frame my second video of “Fade to Black” with the lightning in the clouds”
The next song was an instrumental, which both me and my dad thought was “The Call of Ktulu.” When I looked up the setlist the day after to help me write this thread, I learned it was actually “Orion.” Either way, it was awesome.
“Nothing Else Matters” was a bit odd. Kirk played the intro twice, with James beginning to sing the second time. Once again, I joined the crowd in saying “And nothing else matters” at the end of the verses, and singing the chorus, which I mixed up the lyrics to.
After a calm song like that, it was only natural that the band play something really heavy. I was briefly talking to my dad when I heard James slowly singing the words “I’m your eyes when you must steal.” I immediately turned back to the concert and joined the crowd in saying “Sad but true.” So, just so you guys know, before live performances of “Sad But True,” James slowly sings the chorus before the band goes into the actual song. There were some people next to us who must have really liked that song, because they shouted “WOOHOO, SAD BUT TRUE!!!” Those people were headbanging through the entire song and I sang along to the entire song (as did the crowd). It was like they all went crazy at the same time.
Following the madness that was “Sad But True,” the band played “The Day That Never Comes,” which made me really happy since I really like that song.
Once “The Day That Never Comes” ended, the encore began. They began to play another song I didn’t recognize at first, but after the intro finished I realized what it was just in time to join the crowd in singing “Battery.” Just like with “Sad But True,” they went crazy, especially during the chorus. “Smashing through the boundaries / Lunacy has found me / CANNOT STOP THE BATTERY!”
When that song ended, I genuinely thought the show was over. It seemed like a good closer, and there was a minute of silence instead of one of the band members talking or starting another song. But then, out of nowhere, James said, “Gimme fuel, gimme fire, gimme that which I desire!” I immediately pulled out my phone and started recording, and ended up recording the entirety of “Fuel.” I was so glad to hear it live, because it was so co, especially with the flames that kept bursting out of the stage.
(the stage during “Fuel,” with fire bursting out of the floor)
Once “Fuel” finished, James spoke a little bit, before asking us if we were part of the Metallica Family, to which we shouted, “YEAH!” Then, he simply said the word “Seek,” to which we responded, “AND DESTROY!” He repeated it one more time so we could be louder and then played the opening notes to “Seek and Destroy.” I loved every minute of hearing one of my favorite Metallica songs live, especially since it was one of the first songs of theirs I had heard.
I think after that song ended was when Lars Ulrich said some stuff about how their first East Coast show in the US was at MetLife, before the band began to play their final song: “Master of Puppets.” I was so excited once they started playing it, and the crowd sang along to the whole fricking thing, but my favorite part was joining in on saying “Master / Master / Where’s those dreams that I’ve been after?” during the bridge.
That was it. The show was over. It was 4 minutes to 11 PM. The lights came on. But the crowd didn’t want it to end. They shouted “One more song!” for a few minutes before stopping. My dad thought they’d begin the encore now, but I told him that was the encore. We stayed for a few minutes, watching the stage crew begin to clean up the stage while Metallica’s cover of “The Ecstasy of Gold” from We All Love Ennio Morricone played on the PA, and then began to make our way downstairs. (By the way, our seats were in the highest row of seats in the stadium, so during some of the videos I took, I turned around and lifted my phone over the wall to get a few seconds of East Rutherford, New Jersey at night on recording with thrash metal in the background.)
On our way home, we talked to one stage crew member, waited a bit for a train, and my dad ended up dropping me off at around 1 AM. I didn’t go to bed until 1:30 because I had to shower and check that all my stuff had been packed. I woke up at 4:30 and helped my mom and grandma finish packing the car so we could drive up to Martha’s Vineyard.
Later that day, we realized we had left one of my bags behind.
So, the adventure started at around 4:30 PM ET, when my dad came to pick me up. I changed my pants to ones with zip-up pockets (just so my phone wouldn’t fall out), and we decided not to bring our Polaroid camera because we didn’t want to lose it going through security if it wasn’t allowed. Then, we took the train to Penn Station, got the tickets that would take us to MetLife (like everyone else, since people from all over the tri-state area would be coming to this show), and boarded the first of two trains. On the second train, we talked to a few other fans, and sat down next to one who was essentially a Secret Service agent, and whose first Metallica show was during the Summer Sanitarium Tour in 2000.
Once we got there, which was around 6, we made our way through security and headed up to level 3 of MetLife Stadium, where we visited the merch stand. I got a shirt with the artwork for the show on the front, as well as an M72 pin. Then, we went over to the concessions stand and I got some chicken tenders and French fries (my dinner). After I ate, we made our way to our seats (this was while Mammoth WVH was finishing their opening songs).
We sat in our seats and watched Pantera play all their songs, and then, after they finished around 8 PM, there was a 1-hour intermission, during which songs played over the PA. As it got darker, Thin Lizzy’s “Jailbreak” came on, but it was cut off towards the end. Suddenly, “It’s a Long Way to the Top (If You Wanna Rock ’N’ Roll)” by AC/DC began playing and, for those who don’t know, that’s the first song that plays on the PA before the show starts. Everyone sang along, including us, and once it finished, Ennio Morricone’s “The Ecstasy of Gold” came on, which plays on the PA as the band comes on stage.
As soon as it finished, we all heard the opening notes to “Creeping Death” and cheered. I was so excited, and that excitement grew during the bridge. For anyone who’s never heard “Creeping Death,” the bridge goes “Die / By my hand / I creep across the land / Killing first-born man,” and for anyone who’s never heard the live versions of the song, before the bridge, the entire crowd chants the word “die.” I had always to join in ever since I heard about it and, well, I got to join in. Thank God I recorded the memorable parts of the show - like this - on my phone.
(The stage during “Creeping Death”)
The next song they played was one I didn’t recognize, but as soon as they got to the chorus, I realized what it was: “Harvester of Sorrow.” I don’t listen to it much, but I knew the chorus so I could still sing along.
The third song was yet another one I didn’t recognize (I first thought it was “Don’t Tread On Me”), and I actually didn’t know it until the day after the show, when I looked up the setlist to see if setlist.fm had it yet and found out the song was “Holier Than Thou,” one of Black Album songs I don’t know well. Either way, I joined in with the crowd on shouting “Hey” at the beginning.
Now, before the concert, I decided I’d record a little bit of each song (including the two that played on the PA before the band came on stage) and record the entirety of at least one song. (I ended up recording two full songs on my phone. Anyways, this was one of those two songs. When they started playing it, I thought it was “I Disappear” (which I knew was on one of the setlists, but apparently not this one), and after James Hetfield started singing, it took me a moment to realize what it was. Then, I realized it was one of my favorite Metallica songs - “King Nothing!” Anyways, this was another song I loved singing along to. I honestly felt like my life purpose had been fulfilled once I joined the crown in shouting, “WHERE’S YOUR CROWN, KING NOTHING?”
After “King Nothing,” the lights in the stage went out (it was intentional), and the big cylindrical screens atop towers made it looked like a ruined castle of some sort. Then, clips from the “72 Seasons” music video began to play on the screen as the lights came back on and the band played the opening notes to the song. It was also fun singing with the crowd, “72 seasons gone!” Man, I loved the show. I wish I could go to the August 6th one (also at MetLife), but at least my dad is gonna go and send me some videos.
(the stage as the band played the intro to “72 Seasons”)
Once again, I didn’t recognize this song at first, but after the crowd startled singing “Temptation” four times over (which me and my dad joined in on), I knew it was “If Darkness Had a Son.” I loved hearing this live, and afterwards, a big surprise came.
So, on the WorldWired Tour, Robert Trujillo and Kirk Hammer did these things called Doodles, where they would cover songs that were famous in the area they were playing in. For example, when they played in England, they covered “Killers,” by Iron Maiden, who’s from England. This seems to be the first time they’re doing it on the M72 World Tour, and they played a song called “Rose Avenue,” an instrumental I’ve never heard of.
Afterwards, the band began playing the intro to another song, and this was the song I always forgot the intro to but knew almost by heart, and my dad cheering was the first clue. After they finished the intro, I figured out it was “Fade to Black,” one of my dad’s favorite Metallica songs. Everyone sang along to the entire song, and it was incredible. Something that made it even cooler was that lightning began to flash in the clouds (it was originally going to rain that night), creating a really cool effect that appeared throughout the rest of the show.
(a screenshot I took of a frame my second video of “Fade to Black” with the lightning in the clouds”
The next song was an instrumental, which both me and my dad thought was “The Call of Ktulu.” When I looked up the setlist the day after to help me write this thread, I learned it was actually “Orion.” Either way, it was awesome.
“Nothing Else Matters” was a bit odd. Kirk played the intro twice, with James beginning to sing the second time. Once again, I joined the crowd in saying “And nothing else matters” at the end of the verses, and singing the chorus, which I mixed up the lyrics to.
After a calm song like that, it was only natural that the band play something really heavy. I was briefly talking to my dad when I heard James slowly singing the words “I’m your eyes when you must steal.” I immediately turned back to the concert and joined the crowd in saying “Sad but true.” So, just so you guys know, before live performances of “Sad But True,” James slowly sings the chorus before the band goes into the actual song. There were some people next to us who must have really liked that song, because they shouted “WOOHOO, SAD BUT TRUE!!!” Those people were headbanging through the entire song and I sang along to the entire song (as did the crowd). It was like they all went crazy at the same time.
Following the madness that was “Sad But True,” the band played “The Day That Never Comes,” which made me really happy since I really like that song.
Once “The Day That Never Comes” ended, the encore began. They began to play another song I didn’t recognize at first, but after the intro finished I realized what it was just in time to join the crowd in singing “Battery.” Just like with “Sad But True,” they went crazy, especially during the chorus. “Smashing through the boundaries / Lunacy has found me / CANNOT STOP THE BATTERY!”
When that song ended, I genuinely thought the show was over. It seemed like a good closer, and there was a minute of silence instead of one of the band members talking or starting another song. But then, out of nowhere, James said, “Gimme fuel, gimme fire, gimme that which I desire!” I immediately pulled out my phone and started recording, and ended up recording the entirety of “Fuel.” I was so glad to hear it live, because it was so co, especially with the flames that kept bursting out of the stage.
(the stage during “Fuel,” with fire bursting out of the floor)
Once “Fuel” finished, James spoke a little bit, before asking us if we were part of the Metallica Family, to which we shouted, “YEAH!” Then, he simply said the word “Seek,” to which we responded, “AND DESTROY!” He repeated it one more time so we could be louder and then played the opening notes to “Seek and Destroy.” I loved every minute of hearing one of my favorite Metallica songs live, especially since it was one of the first songs of theirs I had heard.
I think after that song ended was when Lars Ulrich said some stuff about how their first East Coast show in the US was at MetLife, before the band began to play their final song: “Master of Puppets.” I was so excited once they started playing it, and the crowd sang along to the whole fricking thing, but my favorite part was joining in on saying “Master / Master / Where’s those dreams that I’ve been after?” during the bridge.
That was it. The show was over. It was 4 minutes to 11 PM. The lights came on. But the crowd didn’t want it to end. They shouted “One more song!” for a few minutes before stopping. My dad thought they’d begin the encore now, but I told him that was the encore. We stayed for a few minutes, watching the stage crew begin to clean up the stage while Metallica’s cover of “The Ecstasy of Gold” from We All Love Ennio Morricone played on the PA, and then began to make our way downstairs. (By the way, our seats were in the highest row of seats in the stadium, so during some of the videos I took, I turned around and lifted my phone over the wall to get a few seconds of East Rutherford, New Jersey at night on recording with thrash metal in the background.)
On our way home, we talked to one stage crew member, waited a bit for a train, and my dad ended up dropping me off at around 1 AM. I didn’t go to bed until 1:30 because I had to shower and check that all my stuff had been packed. I woke up at 4:30 and helped my mom and grandma finish packing the car so we could drive up to Martha’s Vineyard.
Later that day, we realized we had left one of my bags behind.
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Taken my arms
Taken my legs
Taken my soul
Taken my legs
Taken my soul
Left with life in hell
(sadly, I didn’t get to hear that live, but they played it two nights later at the second East Rutherford show, which my dad went to)
(sadly, I didn’t get to hear that live, but they played it two nights later at the second East Rutherford show, which my dad went to)
I only remember that song from AVGN'S Earthbound episode: https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=LZ5nX0FTH6Q&t=1288s&pp=ygUPYXZnbiBlYXJ0aGJvdW5k
(Go to 21:23)
(Go to 21:23)
lol cool
Yeah it’s Metallica’s most famous song, so…
Yeah it’s Metallica’s most famous song, so…
Done metallica experience in 2017 in Paris Bercy, the sound was one of the best i ever heard in concerts. To do once at less in a life
matalica is great but i perfer megedaeth dave musterne didnt nothig wrong but i know u had fun at the conert. i hate concrets because its hard to get things past sercerity tho and my dadc dosent like geting arested much. we bough carbonm fiber knifes tho so maybe next conset i go to we wont get caugt . he sayd that sacerity stops peolpes protectiomn like guns but not plastic esplosives like c1 or nitroglycren witch can actaly kill peopel
The reason security would stop with weapons is because they’re weapons - they can’t allow those in the stadium
Also, if they’re not letting people with weapons in, that prevents the need for you to bring weapons
Also, if they’re not letting people with weapons in, that prevents the need for you to bring weapons
yeah but metel detecters cant pick up carban fiber wepons or plascic esplosifes....
Also carbon weapons are apparently detectable through modern metal detectors because they disturb electromagnetic fields
Why are you bringing knives and explosives anyways?
we bring for protectim my dad got mugged inb the 90s i think so hes really cautois about things. and we donmt briong explosivs but hes been to foot ball games where there was riots and people throwed explosives. i mean look into bad blue boys what they did back in the day. thank god they wwere only using fire bombs and chemical grenades
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Yeah, my dad used to listen to Testament
They’re a good band
They’re a good band
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lol what
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BRO THAT STAGE
it's huge!
it's huge!
Yeah it’s a circular stage in the center of the field
It’s the called the Snake Pit - same one from their early days
There’s a special ticket for people to sit in the space in the center of the stage
It’s the called the Snake Pit - same one from their early days
There’s a special ticket for people to sit in the space in the center of the stage
That would've been a dizzying seat
well they mostly stayed in the same general side of the stage
ah lol
Oh, and by the way, this was the Metallica show at MetLife on August 4th, not the one that they did last night. (My dad went to that one, though.)
Heh, this was 1899 words.
Almost 1900… so close… so close…
Almost 1900… so close… so close…
