Metali-movie
Intro
Enter Sandman
Creeping Death
Harvester of Sorrow
 > Third Stone From the Sun teaser
Welcome Home (Sanitarium)
Sad but True
Wherever I May Roam
Jason's solo
 > My Friend of Misery > Orion jam
Through the Never
The Unforgiven
Eye of the Beholder / Blackened / The Frayed Ends of Sanity /
  ...And Justice for All / Blackened
 > Dazed and Confused > How Many More Times teasers
Lars' solo > Walk This Way > One
  > In the Hall of the Mountain King teaser
 > Mistreated jam
Kirk's solo
 > Funeral March of the Marionette
For Whom the Bell Tolls
Fade to Black
Whiplash
 > La Grange jam
Master of Puppets
Seek and Destroy
One
Last Caress
Am I Evil? (cut up)
Battery (cut up)
 
VIDEO QUALITY: Pretty much your standard black album video angle. There are several
sources floating around for this show, and not surprising they are all shot from the
same angle - taper's section. This particular one is by far the best quality I've seen.
I have another version that's really generated, and not worth the watch. Although
this source's gen is unknown, it's a significant improvment over what I had. The taper
does a mix of wide angle shots, close-ups, and filming the screen. Audio is definitely 
decent for this show. Someone decided to add special effects - in that 
the word Metallica flashes across the screen from time to time. Certainly handy for those 
who may sit down to watch a 3+ hr concert video, and forget who they are watching mid-show.

SOURCE: Unknown camera
TRANSFER: low gen > 2DVD

CORRECT SHOW: Yes, plenty of references to it being Lubbock.

FLAWS: Nothing major other than the last two songs being cut up. Tape was most likely
running out, and taper tried to get as much as he could. There are a few drop outs here
and there, but overall nothing really to mention.

BAND PERFORMANCE: Solid performance, though Kirk does fat finger the opening Fade to Black
solo.  Those things happen from time to time, and it's kind of funny to hear him try
and salvage it. Otherwise, you have your standard black album show following the formula
quite nicely. Not that it's a bad thing, but you pretty much know how black album shows
go.