Intro
Enter Sandman
Creeping Death
Harvester of Sorrow
Welcome Home(Sanitarium)
Sad but True
Wherever I May Roam
> Third Stone From the Sun jam
The Unforgiven
Eye of the Beholder / Blackened / The Frayed Ends of Sanity /
  ...And Justice for All / Blackened
Jason's solo
 > My Friend of Misery > Star Spangled Banner teasers
> Dazed and Confused > Killing Floor jams
Kirk's solo
> Funeral March of a Marionette jam
Through the Never
For Whom the Bell Tolls
Fade to Black
Master of Puppets
Seek and Destroy
Whiplash
Nothing Else Matters
Am I Evil?
Last Caress
One
Battery
Motorbreath
Stone Cold Crazy

AUDIO QUALITY: Great recording! It's hard to believe in the age of DATs and Minidiscs, that
an Analog Walkman could capture this type of recording. I recently upgraded to this
version from a generated copy, huge difference. Thanks to M.G. for the upgrade
and source information.  The crowd is minimal in this recording, the instruments come across
nicely balanced. James's voice is also nicely mixed. All in all a nice capture of Metallica
live. Highly recommend.

SOURCE: AIWA CM-30A > Sony D6 Analog Walkman (2nd gen)
TIME: 153 minutes

DVD QUALITY: Good 3 cam mix - nice balance of all of the sources.  Decent quality,
maybe a little fuzzy at times, but still very enjoyable

SOURCE: 3 cam mix / Dusan

CORRECT SHOW: Yes, Dortmund is said several times throughout the concert.

FLAWS: There is a drop out between Roam and Unforgiven due to a tape flip most likely. Also
a small dropout between Bells and Fade. Also likely due to a tape flip. Both occasions the song
is complete, the drop out occurs where Kirk is doing his "waste some time" solos. Nothing critical
to the performance. Another tape flip during the Seek and Destroy "jam". 

BAND PERFORMANCE: Nice performance by the band, seems to be a nice level of intensity by
all four members. The beginning of Harvester has a nice crunch to it. Not much talking
between songs, it's just a heads down play the song type of feel to it.  No opening
band during this tour.