Intro
Blackened
Creeping Death
Harvester of Sorrow
Kirk's solo #1
Welcome Home (Sanitarium)
For Whom the Bell Tolls
Frantic
Sad but True
Dirty Window
Seek and Destroy
Kirk's solo #2
Fade to Black
Battery
St. Anger
Nothing Else Matters 
Master of Puppets
One 
Enter Sandman

AUDIO QUALITY: An okay recording, the taper is pretty far back, and the taper and his
friend are a bit chatty in the beginning. Which is never a good thing. Since they are so far 
back and it's outdoors it has a bit of a swirley sound to it at times. James' vocals come 
across very well, but the music sounds a tad muffled. Not bad for a video camera mic
if you think about it though.

SOURCE: Unknown Video > ??? > WAV > CDR
TIME: 111 minutes

DVD QUALITY: Taper is really far back straight shot of the stage. There aren't
a lot of obstructions, but the camera is very shaky.  Especially when the taper
zooms in.  There is a sweet spot to the quality, but the taper zooms in and out
a lot, if they had just stayed at this level the quality would have been much better.

SOURCE: SSS666
TRANSFER: MASTER > 3DVD
TIME: 120 minutes

CORRECT SHOW: Yes, James says Gold Coast during Seek and Destroy. 

FLAWS: Not really a flaw, but both cds are one track each. This is a
complete show, just a shorter setlist due to the festival setting. Some strange
static comes into play during NEM. Then NEM and MOP are pretty cut up for some reason, not sure
what happened to the master. 

BAND PERFORMANCE: Nothing really stand out here as far as performance, it's kind of hard to pick
up any sort of vibe from this show since the taper is so far back. You hear a lot of people talking
and they don't seem to be paying attention to the show. The St. Anger songs get no reaction from the
crowd at least around the taper. The crowd does get into it during the more well known Black Album songs.
At any rate, probably one best left for collectors.