METALLICA: Pro-Shot Footage Of Belfast Concert Available

May 13, 2010

Official Metallica.com footage of METALLICA's May 11, 2010 concert at Odyssey in Belfast, Northern Ireland — including clips of the pre-show meet-and-greet and tuning-room jam as well as the actual performance — can be viewed below.

The band's setlist was as follows

01. That Was Just Your Life
02. The End Of The Line
03. For Whom The Bell Tolls
04. Creeping Death
05. Fade To Black
06. Broken, Beat And Scarred
07. Sad But True
08. Wherever I May Roam
09. Welcome Home (Sanitarium)
10. All Nightmare Long
11. One
12. Master Of Puppets
13. Blackened
14. Nothing Else Matters
15. Enter Sandman
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16. Breadfan
17. Whiplash
18. Seek and Destroy

Check out photos from Gigwise.com.

METALLICA sold out its 13-show Australian/New Zealand tour within an hour of tickets going on sale. The Australian/New Zealand leg of the World Magnetic Tour 2010 sold more than 215,000 tickets, which promoter Michal Coppell says makes it the fastest-selling arena tour of the year.

METALLICA's classic 1986 album "Master Of Puppets" was voted the best heavy metal album of all time in a new poll at MusicRadar.com. "Master Of Puppets" earned 20 percent of the more that 6,000 votes registered at the site, with three other METALLICA albums also appearing in the Top 25. IRON MAIDEN's 1982 effort "The Number Of The Beast" placed second, while GUNS N' ROSES' 1987 debut, "Appetite For Destruction", came in third. Other spots in the Top 10 were taken by BLACK SABBATH and AC/DC.

According to Prime Time Russia, METALLICA frontman James Hetfield was ripped off in a Moscow restaurant late last month. Hetfield claimed that he and the rest of the band had a meal worth around 8,000 rubles, or $270, but when he looked at his credit card receipt later, he had been charged 19,000 rubles, or approximately $650 — more than twice the actual bill. When Hetfield returned to the restaurant to complain, they showed him a receipt with his signature on it — which he thought was forged.

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