Metallica offering up recording of their anniversary gig
Metallica recently celebrated their 30th Anniversary with a series of fan club shows at the Fillmore in San Francisco.
MetClub members could see individual shows at the legendary venue (capacity 1,200) for $6, or all four for $19.81, in honor of the 30 year mark.
Metallica are now making Night 1 of the series available to fans.
The December 5 show kicked off the first of four nights with a bunch of special guests, including former Metallica bassist Jason Newsted, John Marshall (Metal Church), Sean Harris and Brian Tatler (Diamond Head), Biff Byford (Saxon) and Apocalyptica.
The setlist featured a real rarity: "Hate Train," a then-previously unreleased song from the "Death Magnetic" sessions; it’s since been released on the "Beyond Magnetic" EP.
MetClub members could see individual shows at the legendary venue (capacity 1,200) for $6, or all four for $19.81, in honor of the 30 year mark.
Metallica are now making Night 1 of the series available to fans.
The December 5 show kicked off the first of four nights with a bunch of special guests, including former Metallica bassist Jason Newsted, John Marshall (Metal Church), Sean Harris and Brian Tatler (Diamond Head), Biff Byford (Saxon) and Apocalyptica.
The setlist featured a real rarity: "Hate Train," a then-previously unreleased song from the "Death Magnetic" sessions; it’s since been released on the "Beyond Magnetic" EP.
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