Metallica - Winnipeg 1986 - DOUBLE LP COLOURED

DELUXE RED VINYL EDITION!!!

Having, by 1986, already gained a fearsome reputation for performing a fast, aggressive brand of metal known to insiders as thrash, Metallica nevertheless continued to stun audiences worldwide towards the end of that year.

Following the tragic death of bassist Cliff Burton in a bus crash near Dörarp, Sweden, on 27th September, many believed the band would break-up. However, with the blessing of Burton’s family, Metallica soldiered on, enlisting Jason Newsted as his replacement. More impressively, the band resumed touring again just over a month after the tragedy.

Although they had been forced to cancel a number of dates in the meantime, the group continued with the remainder of the Damage Inc. tour. Playing more than 50 further shows across North America, Asia and Europe, they concluded on 13th February 1987 with a performance at the Frölundaborg in Gothenburg, just 100 miles from the crash site.

The show included on this LP is taken from the Canadian leg of the Damage Inc. tour, during Newsted’s first jaunt with the band. Recorded at Pantages Playhouse Theatre in Winnipeg on 13th December, and broadcast in exceptional audio quality over FM radio, this performance finds Metallica displaying as much fury and energy as they ever had, in a performance that exemplifies the band’s commitment to the future.

Side A : Battery / Master Of Puppets / For Whom The Bell Tolls

Side B : Welcom Home (Sanitarium) / Jason's Bass Solo / Whiplash / Fade To Black

Side C : Seek And Destroy / Creeping Death / The Four Horsemen

Side D : Kirk's Guitar Solo / Am I Evil? / Damage Inc. / Fight Fire With Fire