So what does a Metallica concert look like filmed on Lars Ulrich’s camcorder?

Metallica onstage during the Damaged Justice tour in 1989
Metallica onstage during the Damaged Justice tour in 1989 (Image credit: Ebet Roberts/Redferns - Getty)

Metallica have broadcast the latest episode of their Metallica Mondays series – this time going back to 1989 and their Damaged Justice tour.

The show took place on September 23 at Irvine, California – the final stop on Metallica’s North American tour that year.

However, unlike the past 18 Metallica Mondays, the latest instalment wasn’t pro-shot and was instead recorded on drummer Lars Ulrich’s camcorder, with the sound taken directly from the soundboard.

Check out the full set below.

Metallica Mondays are streamed on both the band’s YouTube channel and Facebook page at 8pm ET (1am BST) every week, with fans able to donate cash live to Metallica’s All Within My Hands foundation during the broadcast.

In other Metallica news, the band are preparing to released their S&M2 live album on August 28 on standard 4LP vinyl, collectible coloured vinyl, 2CD, DVD, Blu-ray, and Deluxe Box set, with Metallica previously sharing All Within My Hands and Nothing Else Matters from the record.

The performances were captured during Metallica’s two shows with the San Francisco Symphony Orchestra at the city’s Chase Centre in September 2019 – two nights which celebrated the 20th anniversary of the original S&M album.

Metallica: S&M2

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Metallica’s two performances with the San Francisco Symphony Orchestra from September last year have been captured on this new live album. Definitely not to be missed!

Metallica: S&M2

Set 1
1. The Ecstasy Of Gold
2. The Call Of Ktulu
3. For Whom The Bell Tolls
4. The Day That Never Comes
5. The Memory Remains
6. Confusion
7. Moth Into Flame
8. The Outlaw Torn
9. No Leaf Clover
10. Halo On Fire

Set 2
11. Intro To Scythian Suite 
12. Scythian Suite Opus 20 II: The Enemy God And The Dance Of The Dark Spirits (by Sergei Prokofiev)
13. Intro To The Iron Foundry
14. The Iron Foundry, Opus 19
15. The Unforgiven III
16. All Within My Hands
17. (Anesthesia) Pulling Teeth
18. Wherever I May Roam
19. One
20. Master Of Puppets
21. Nothing Else Matters
22. Enter Sandman

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