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Live - The World of Metallica

Artist Song
Metallica  The Ecstasy of Gold (Live With the SFSO)  
Metallica  Enter Sandman (Live from Live Earth)  
Metallica  Creeping Death (Live)  
Metallica  Ride the Lightning (Live)  
Metallica  Fuel (Live With the SFSO)  
Metallica  The Four Horsemen (Live)  
Metallica  The Memory Remains (Live With the SFSO)  
Metallica  No Leaf Clover (Live With the SFSO)  
Metallica  Sad But True (Live from Live Earth)  
Metallica  Whiplash (Live)  
Metallica  Until It Sleeps (Live With the SFSO)  
Metallica  For Whom the Bell Tolls (Live)  
Metallica  Wherever I May Roam (Live With the SFSO)  
Metallica  The Thing That Should Not Be (Live)  
Metallica  Fade to Black  
Metallica  One (Live)  
Metallica  Master of Puppets (Live With the SFSO)  
Metallica  Leper Messiah (Live)  
Metallica  Motorbreath (Live)  
Metallica  Battery (Live)  

Comment:

Metallica didn't just throttle the thrash-metal circuit in the early '80s — they grabbed every last denim vest by its back patches and [i]demanded[/i] to be heard. Now that they're plowing through sold-out stadiums with all the subtlety of a four-man steamroller, we've connected the chords between decades of lawless live material to create the ultimate concert experience. That's right — you now have an excuse to mosh with friends right in the comfort of your living room, beginning with "The Ecstasy of Gold," an Ennio Morricone cover/longtime intro song (since 1983) that leaves the guns at home in favor of cocked guitars. Everything's a riff-slingin' blur from then on, as the band shifts between the frenzied fan favorites of [i]The Metallica Collection[/i] ("Whiplash," "Battery," "Creeping Death") and the sinister symphonic metal of [i]S&M[/i] ("Until It Sleeps," "Master of Puppets," "Fuel"). In the words of James Hetfield — when he isn't howling or hammering his signature ESP six-string, that is — "Come on, man!" This is the greatest Metallica live set that [i]never[/i] was, and it ain't gonna let up 'til you get your dose of dive-bomb hooks and speaker-slammin' drum solos.
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