> Highway Star jam
Helpless
The Four Horsemen
Of Wolf and Man
The Thing That Should Not Be
Fuel
The Memory Remains
King Nothing
Am I Evil? w/ Black Magic jam
Stone Cold Crazy
> The Frayed Ends of Sanity > ...And Justice for All jams
Master of Puppets

AUDIO QUALITY: Another great recording. This was a part of the Reload promo tour, so the
set was a bit short. Nice balance of instruments and James' vocals. Very little
crowd noise, which in a smaller venue is very hard to achieve. I would
recommend this show.  Recently acquired a copy from the master, very nice to upgrade.

SOURCE: AIWA CM-30A > Sony D6 Analog Walkman (1st gen)
TIME: 65 minutes

DVD QUALITY: Mid-level gen used on this transfer. Things are a bit fuzzy and
the color is starting to bleed. Audio isn't great as well. This apparently was
considered rare at one point. Not sure why, but maybe an upgrade will surface now
that this version is out. For my money, I'd stick with the audience audio for this
show. 

CORRECT SHOW: Yes, James says "It's good to see you Copenhagen"

FLAWS AUDIO: Drop in between King Nothing and Am I Evil? probably due to a tape flip,
very little missing from concert.  Otherwise, there are no problems with this 
show.

BAND PERFORMANCE: Very loose performance, as were most of the promo shows. At the time
of these shows, this setlist was pretty cool because most of these songs had not
been played in a long time. Though they showed up in regular rotation on the following
'97,'98, and '99 tours. Nice jam to Slayer's Black Magic with Jason on vocals right before 
the Am I Evil first guitar solo. Jason rips out some pretty good death metal vocals. They 
also do a Frayed Ends of Sanity tease right after Stone Cold Crazy. Crowd gets into 
the Oh-we-oh. Which leads Lars and Kirk jamming to ...And Justice for All. And yes, they 
played two shows in the same day. No opening band as this was a promo show for Reload.