Movie 
Intro
Enter Sandman
Creeping Death
Harvester of Sorrow
Welcome Home (Sanitarium)
Sad but True
Jason's Solo
> My Friend of Misery > Orion jams
Holier Than Thou
The Unforgiven
Eye of the Beholder / Blackened / The Frayed Ends of Sanity /
  ...And Justice for All / Blackened
Lars' solo
> Mistreated jam
Kirk's solo
> Funeral March of the Marionette jam
The Four Horsemen
For Whom the Bell Tolls
Fade to Black
Whiplash
 > Cat Scratch Fever Jam
Master of Puppets
Seek and Destroy
One
Last Caress
Am I Evil?
Battery

PRO SHOT: Shared as part of the Metallica Mondays in 2020.  Great to have another pro
shot video from '91.  They do splice in some video from the audience where footage is missing.

AUTHOR: Gentle Giant
SOURCED: Nugs webcast > DL-DVD

AUDIENCE QUALITY: Damn, where the heck has this one been hiding all these years. To be shot in '91 and to be
released 16 years later, kind of makes you wonder what else is out there. The camera work is pretty
good, seems to be shot from the tapers section, so it's above the heads and hands which is nice. Close
ups aren't great, but from the screen shot below this is pretty much the camera angle and close up 
for the duration of the film. Sound quality is above average, no distortion good instrument separation. 
It's a little grainy and sometimes the colors bleed, but it's certainly not bad. All in all it's worth adding 
to the collection. Nice to have another early '91 show where they played Holier than Thou since it 
didn't last on the set for very long.

SOURCE: Unknown video recorder
TIME: 158 minutes
SOURCED: DVD was sourced from a 1st gen VHS.
CREDITS: This is a Sabkisscrue and Damage Inc Classic Series. This is in 
         association with Metal Dungeon Productions.

CORRECT SHOW: Yes, James makes reference to Jason being the home town boy. Later in the
set the taper turns on the date for his camera and it reads 12-1-91. This is definitely not
Cleveland. Just another case of the taper not setting the date right. After Kirk's solo
the taper does fix the date to the correct 11-1-91. Jason also sings "Scanning the
scene in Muskegon tonight." How the hell did they end up playing a show at this city????

FLAWS: none

BAND PERFORMANCE: Another solid performance early on in the Black Album tour. As I mentioned before
it's great to see and hear an early '91 show where Holier than Thou was in the set. This night
the song shows up after Jason's solo verses later in the set as the previous nights. It was dropped
from permanent rotation after this night, so apparently they felt the song didn't work live. Other than that
it's a pretty standard show. There are a lot of great Black album shows, I would say this one falls
in the middle somewhere.