Metallica - Harvesters Of Sorrow - Live Broadcast Moscow 1991 - Yellow Vinyl
LIMITED EDITION ON YELLOW VINYL
In 1991, at the behest of Mikhail Gorbachev, the Monsters of Rock Festival relocated to Tushino Airfield to the north of Moscow. Metallica, renowned all over the world for fast heavy riffs, shuddering instrumentals, brash confident musicianship and superb song writing, stunned the 1.5 million strong crowd. This powerful limited edition album on yellow vinyl features all the highlights from that legendary live-to-air broadcast from Moscow.
These were the halcyon years when thrash metal ruled the world and long flowing hair was the uniform of the legions of fans.
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LIMITED EDITION ON YELLOW VINYL
In 1991, at the behest of Mikhail Gorbachev, the Monsters of Rock Festival relocated to Tushino Airfield to the north of Moscow. Metallica, renowned all over the world for fast heavy riffs, shuddering instrumentals, brash confident musicianship and superb song writing, stunned the 1.5 million strong crowd. This powerful limited edition album on yellow vinyl features all the highlights from that legendary live-to-air broadcast from Moscow.
These were the halcyon years when thrash metal ruled the world and long flowing hair was the uniform of the legions of fans.
Track Listing:
Side 1
Enter Sandman
Creeping Death
Harvester Of Sorrow
Side 2
Fade To Black
Sad But True
Last Caress
Am I Evil?
Battery
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Metallica - Harvesters Of Sorrow - Live Broadcast Moscow 1991 - Yellow Vinyl
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"Right so here we go, if you are a fan of this legendary band then get this! It is them when they were at their best, great mix and a mint pressing, yes the packaging is a bit old-school and the neon yellow record is funky bit it is very very well made, and surprisingly pressed on a good quality vinyl."
- Mike Davey
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This is the Metallica I grew up on. From Ride the Lightning through Re-load were my teens and 20's. Saw them many, many times. I remember when the wall fell, the USSR collapsed, Metallica played in Russia, the army policed the show and either joined in with the crowd, or turned on them and caused casualties. Literally ... people were killed during this set. But this short set changed the course of the Russian landscape & actually affected the geo-political landscape."
-George Ash
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