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<TITLE>MetallicA FAQ</TITLE>
<center><h1><img src=newlogo.gif alt="MetallicA"></h1>
<h1>FAQ V3.1</h1>
maintained by Ian Cassidy <A href="mailto:i...@natas.win-uk.net">
(i...@natas.win-uk.net)</A>

"If you came here to see spandex, eye makeup, and the words 
'Ooh baby' in every fuckin song, this ain't the fuckin' band"

- James Hetfield - 17 August 1985</center>
<hr>

Ok here it is V3.1 of the FAQ. As usual any contributions are welcome...

<h3><center>Update history</h3></center>

<LI>V1.0 - 23 April 1995
<DD>The original version all official releases are as
available here, the gig list is far from complete
also i plan to update the history and where possible
give rating one as many of the various bootlegs as
possible...this will probably take 2-3 weeks or more....

<LI>V1.1 - 7 May 95
<DD>All known mistakes from the first one corrected....
(hey...it wasn't bad for 3 hours work....)
<LI>V1.2 - 24 May 95
<DD>It actually went out a couple of times here in different
stages...Mainly fixes again....
<LI>V1.3 - 12 June 95
<DD>Lots of new stuff this time...Full 86,88,91-94 tour dates
<LI>V2.0 - 21 June 95
<DD>Pre-Release to a few people....For comments etc...
<LI>V2.0 - 1 July 95
<DD>New versions loads more date, side projects, more band
profile stuff, 95 dates and some other stuff....
<LI>V2.1 - 1 August 95
<DD>Lots of new "bits", also a lot of info on the new album
from various interviews....
<LI>V2.2 - 1 September 95
<DD>Improved html version....Plus Donnington Review
<LI>V2.3 - 1 January 1996
<LI>V2.3a - 1 Febuary 1996... New Web sites...
<LI>V2.4 - 1 March 1996... Various new bits
<LI>V2.5 - 10 March 1996... Quick indexing and new Tour Dates. There
is a quick link to the new/up and coming tour dates...
<LI>V2.6 - 1 April 1996... New album title plus other new stuff from the
studio...
<LI>V2.7 - 1 May 1996... New album track list...
<LI>V3.0 - 3 June 1996... New album details/updated tour dates
<LI>V3.1 - 6 July 1996... New/updated tour dates, various other bits...

(* - Contains new stuff + - Completly new this version
<h3><center>Contents</h3>
-------- 
<li>0. Contents
<li><a href="#Intro">1. Intro</a>
<li><a href="#FAQ">2. Frequently Asked Questions</a>
<li><a href="#Wanted">3. Wanted</a>
<li><a href="#History">4. History</a>
<li><a href="#Demos">5. Demos</a>
<li><a href="#MetallinewS">6. MetallinewS *(ish)</a>
<li><a href="#Misc">7. Misc</a>
<li><a href="#Band Profiles">8. Band Profiles</a>
<li><a href="#Disco">9. Discography of Essential Official Releases </a>
<li><a href="#Other Stuff">10. Other Stuff</a>
<li><a href="#Promo Vids">11. Promo Vids</a>
<li><a href="#Videos">12. Videos</a>
<li><a href="#Tour Dates">13. Tour Dates </a>
<li><a href="#New Tour Dates">13a. New Tour Dates </a>
<li><a href="#Side Projects">14. Side Projects...etc..</a>
<li><a href="#Tribute Albums">15. Tribute Albums</a>
<li><a href="#Net">16. Net</a>
</center>

<hr><a name="Intro"></a>Intro 
----- 
Before i start i'd better state that this FAQ is not related in any way
to MetallicA, it's management or there fan club or the record label
for that matter.
The Author Ian Cassidy does NOT assume any responsibility or
liability for your usage of any information obtained through this
publication.
<li>The purposes of this FAQ are
<li>1. To answer some questions from newcomers to MetallicA and maybe
a few other people
<li>2. To help traders etc know what they have still yet to collect
(hence the large list of dates.....and why the history isn't
growing very fast...this will happen)
If you want more info of the band then go find some of the many
books out there.....
Up to date copies of this FAQ are available upon request from me
and can be found at 
HTML (World Wide Web) version <a href="http://www.ibmpcug.co.uk/~IanC/ianhome.htm">Ian's Home Page</a> 
 
New versions will be sent monthly to alt.rock-n-roll.metal.metallica 
New versions will be sent out 1st of every month....(normally) 
 
The following sites also have new versions or links to the new version... 
<a href="http://stega.smoky.org/~jrposton/metallica/faq.html">http://stega.smoky.org/~jrposton/metallica/faq.html</a> 
<a href="http://www.algonet.se/~dik">http://www.algonet.se/~dik</a>

Enjoy....

<hr><a name="FAQ"></a>Frequently Asked Questions 
----- 
This is an idea for a new section which will serve the same purpose as
a regular FAQ i.e a Questions followed by a reply.... This section
will only be part of the HTML version and will work like this....
If you click on the question the this will jump to the relevent bit
in this FAQ that tells you the answer... try it and you'll get the idea...
What i need is ideas for more questions, and general comments on this
section

<li><a href="#FAQ1">1. I've heard MetallicA are working on a new album whats it called and
when is it out.</a>
<li><a href="#New Tour Dates">2. When and where are MetallicA touring.</a>
<li><a href="#Disco">3. What albums have MetallicA released.</a>
<li><a href="#FAQ2">4. What is the footage from the One video taken from.</a>
<li><a href="#FAQ3">5. What is the wierd red blob on the cover of Load.</a>

<hr>
<a name="Wanted"></a>Wanted 
------ 
Anything that you think is wrong or you want to add let me know..
Also MetallicA Traders get in touch.......
any missing dates from 82-85, 90 tour dates....
Any corrections to any of the yet to be played dates.....
Also.... any more WWW sites you may have and if possible a description
of what is there.....
 
<hr>

<a name="History"></a>History 
-------- 
I suppose a good place to start would be with a ten year old
named Lars Ulrich living at the time in Copenhagen (denmark). The
year 1973 and Lars went aking to see his first Hark rock concert,
the band DEEP PURPLE. After this he was hooked and began collecting
albums but the likes of Black Sabbath, Thin Lizzy and Deep Purple.
He got his first drum kit in 1976 but at the time he was becomming
a very promising young tennis player, his father was a Famous Tennis
Pro. Four years later touch he had to sell his kit and moved to Los
angeles with his parents so he could concentrate on his Tennis
skills. That did not stop him as he soon bought a new drum kit. At
this time (1980) he was addicted to the NWOBHM (New Wave Of British
Heavy Metal), some of his faves included Diamond Head, Tygers of Pan
Tang, Budgie, Angel Which etc... He tried putting a band together at
this point but failed, but he did put a ad in a mag called
Recycler, to which one JAMES HETFIELD (ummm sounds familiar) answered.
James and Lars did meet up to jam but nothing became of this first meeting.
Instead in the summer of 81 he came to the UK to follow Diamond Head
round for 3 months on tour. On his return he secured a deal to record
a track for the Metal Blade compilation 'Metal Massacre'. Due to the
fact he didn't yet have a band he quickly began contacting people.
The three members he managed to find where
Drums : Lars Ulrich
Vocals and Rhythm Guitar and Bass : James Hetfield
Lloyd grant : Lead gutiar (Solos)
Then Lars managed to steel the name MetallicA from a friend (Ron
Quintana) who was putting together a magazine and was also looking
for name. The track 'Hit the Lights' was recorded for the Compilation
album. On the original pressing of this album the bands name was mis-spelt
MettallicA. Due to the fact Brian Slagel (who put 'Metal Massacre' together)
wouldn't finance a re-recording of the track 'Hit the Lights' the original
demo version was used on the first pressing (By the time the 2nd pressing
of the album came out this track was re-recorded with Dave Mustaines
Solos also during these re-record sessions the following covers where
recorded 'Killing time' by Sweet Savage 'Let it loose' by Savage).
A few weeks later Lloyd grant left to be replaced by a guy
called Mike and then in January 1982 by Dave Mustaine. James's flat
mate at the time Ron McGovney (after james had taught him to play)
filled in on bass. In april 82 they re-recorded Four tracks
'hit the lights','Mechanix','Jump in the Fire'
,'Motorbreath' this new version of 'Hit the Lights' appeared on the
second pressing of 'Metal Massacre 1' (also the recent re-release).
On the 25 May MetallicA played a gig at Lars's high school
(Backbay High School) managing to almost empty the hall. 
On the 28th May they played as a five piece for the first time with
Jef Warner on vocals (luckily this didn't last). The next important
event was in july 82 the famous 'No life til Leather' demo was
recorded. This demo was never official released but spread like
wildfire. This Demo inclued the following
'Hit the lights','Mechanix','Motorbreath','Seek and Destroy',
'Metal Melitia''Jump in the Fire',and 'Phantom lord' and the lineup was.
<li>Drums : Lars Ulrich
<li>Vocals and Rhythm Guitar : James Hetfield
<li>Bass : Ron McGovney
<li>Lead Guitar : Lloyd Grant (just for the solos)
One monday in August 82 a band named Trauma played the Wiskey a Go-GO
with a basist named Cliff Burton. James and Lars where there that
night and where so amazed by his playing that they realisd that this
was the bassist for MetallicA
With new guitarist Dave Mustaine on the 29 November they played the
Old Waldorf,SF with support from a band named EXODUS with one Kirk
Hammet on guitar, this was the first time they met.
A day later they played the last gig with Ron on Bass at Mabuhay
Gardens. They soon afterwards asked Cliff Burton to join, on hearing
this Ron left the
band...In Feb 83 Lars,James and Dave all relocated to San fransico
which is where Cliff lived. March 83 Saw them of on the road on a journey
from SF to New York to play a number of dates organised by Jonny Z of
Megaforce records. During this journey Daves drinking problems where
getting a bit out of hand. So they morning after they played a date in
Vandenburg supporting VENOM the asked Dave to leave. Meanwhile Kirk was
already on his way over by plane to replace him. They spent the rest of
april playing gigs. In May 1983 they went into the studio to record the
first album 'Kill Em ALL' produced by Paul Curcio. Originally this album
was to be called 'Metal up your ass'. In July 83 the album was released
and MetallicA went out on the road for a two month tour with Raven for
the 'Kill em all for One' tour (the raven album at the time was 'All
for One'). During October-December they spent there time writing new
material for the next album 'Ride the Lightning'. In Febuary 84 they
went on tour in europe with VENOM starting in Zurich Switzerland and
covered Germany/France and Belgium and finished with the Aardshock
Festival in Zwolle, Holland. During this tour the Britsh label Music
for Nations released the 'Jump in the Fire' Ep to Co-incide with the
tour. After this tour they went to Copenhagen Denmark to Record RTL
after which they went back on tour in europe supporting Twisted Sister
(well actually they rotated the headline position). The Album was
released and the remainder of 84 and most of 85 was spent on tour some
of the dates included Donington 85 and the Day on the green Festival in
SF US. During this tour MFN released the 'Creaping Death' EP which
included two covers namely 'Am i Evil' and 'Blitzkrieg'originals by
Diamond head and Blitkreig respectively. On the orignal Pressing
Blitzkrieg was misspelt Blitzkreig. From September 85 to December 27 85
the band where in Copenhagen again recording the third album this time
with producer Flemming Rasmussen. In early march 86 'Master of Puppets'
was released and MetallicA where of again on yet another tour, this
time supporting OZZY OZBOURNE in the US. On June 26 James broke a
wrist in the infamous Skateboarding incident. During the rest of the
tour james sang with his arm in a sling and John Marshall (a MetallicA
Roadie) stood in on guitar. On September 26 James played his first
gig in a while on guitar again, but later that night on the way to
Copenhangen tragically Cliff Burton was killed when the bus driver
fell asleep throwing cliff through the window. Rather than giving
in though the band quickly began auditioning new bass players. The
one they where to choose was Jason Newsted whose own band Flotsom +
jetsom had recently release the album 'Doomsday for the deceiver'.
The band soon entered the studio not to record an album but to
record an EP of covers to break in JASON. The Ep was the
'$5.98 EP Garage Days Re-Revisited'. They played a few dates including
the Donington 87 festival. After which it was studio time again
because Flemming wasn't available they record 2 covers which
no one produced (Breadfan,The Prince).
Once Flemming was available they started work on Album 4 at the 'One
on One' Studios in LA. Preceeding the album was an Ep the
'Harvester of Sorrow' which included the two previously mentioned
covers. The album was to feature the last ever material written by
Cliff burton (To live is to Die) and was followed by the bands
first ever Promo Video. 'One' was released in three versions a
short 3 minute version just featuring the band in a warehouse.
A short 3 minute version featuring the film clips and the warehouse
shots and a full length version featuring the film clips and the
warehouse shots. <a name="FAQ2"></a>The film footage was from a film called 'Johnny
got his gun' James had actually written the song based on the book
of the same name. The band soon started of on the 'And justice for
all' tour during which a single 'Eye of the beholder' was
released in the US and FRANCE. The tour included an full stage set
(unlike masters backdrop and a few white crosses) which was made
up of a statue of liberty which exploded and collapsed (wow...)
during 'And Justice...'. The tour was over 2 years long and during
1990 they returned to the UK to play 4 shows without any stage set.
Following November 90 saw MetallicA enter the studio to record the
Fifth ablum, 'MetallicA','The black album' or whatever else you want
to call it. Preceding the album was a single 'Enter Sandman' which
included 'Hoolier..' WIP, a SANDMAN demo and 'Stone cold crazy'.
Stone cold was previously available on a ELEKTRA 25 year compilation.
On August 12 1991 it was finally released and began to sell rediculous
amounts. Leading to 5 Singles, a double Live CD + three video package
a Double Video and 3 years worth of touring which was only halted on
8 August 92 in Montreal when James was burned in a pyro accident.
The band went into the studio (the Plant, Sausalito California) in early
february 95. During Mid December 95 they left this first studio having
recorded 18 of the 25 tracks due to appear on the new album originally
due out April 96. Again Bob Rock produced the album.
By the time the album was eventually released it was decided to release
just 14 tracks on the <a name="FAQ1"></a>6th album 'Load' released 3rd June
1996. <a name="FAQ3"></a>The album cover for Load was designed by Andres
Serrano and is a picture of blood and semen, from a piece of art called
'Semen and Blood III' from a collect of his art called 'body and soul'

Another 14 tracks where not finished in time and are due to appear
on an as yet untitled album number 7.

<hr>
<a name="Demos"></a>Demos 
----- 
<li>1981 - Metal Massacre I (1st pressing) 
Tracks 
1. Hit The Lights 
Also recorded during the same session 
1. Mechanix 
Line-Up 
Lars Ulrich - Drums 
James Hetfield - Vocals and Rhythm Guitar and Bass 
Lloyd grant - Lead gutiar (Solos) 
 
<li>1982 March - Rehearsal 
Tracks 
1. Sucking My Love 
2. The Prince 
3. Jump in the Fire 
4. Am I Evil 
5. Hit The Lights 
Line-Up 
Lars Ulrich - Drums 
James Hetfield - Vocals and Rhythm Guitar 
Ron McGovney - Bass 
Dave Mustaine - Lead guitar 
 
<li>1982 March - Metal Massacre I (2nd pressing) 
Tracks 
1. Hit The Lights 
also recorded during the same session 
1. Let It Loose 
2. Killing Time 
Line-Up 
Lars Ulrich - Drums 
James Hetfield - Vocals and Rhythm Guitar 
Ron McGovney - Bass 
Dave Mustaine - Lead gutiar 
 
<li>1982 July 6 1982 - 'No Life Till Leather' 
There are 2 slightly different version, the rarer one being one with 
false starts at the begining of some of the tracks 
Tracks 
1. Hit The Lights 
2. The Mechanix 
3. Motorbreath 
4. Seek and Destroy 
5. Metal Militia 
6. Jump in the Fire 
7. Phantom Lord 
Line-Up 
Lars Ulrich - Drums 
James Hetfield - Vocals and Rhythm Guitar 
Ron McGovney - Bass 
Dave Mustaine - Lead guitar 
 
<li>1983 March 16 - 'Megaforce Demo' 
Tracks 
1. Whiplash 
2. No Remorse 
Line-Up 
Lars Ulrich - Drums 
James Hetfield - Vocals and Rhythm Guitar 
Cliff Burton - Bass 
Dave Mustaine - Lead guitar 
 
<hr>
<a name="MetallinewS"></a>MetallinewS (was What are the band up to at the moment...) 
----------- 
The 6th album Load was released on June 3rd 1996. The band are currently
preparing to out on yet another world tour. The tour starts with a few small
Club dates and is followed by the lollapoloza tour and then a full Headlining
world tour (see tour dates for full dates)
Another 14 tracks where not finished by the time Load was released and are
due to appear on an as yet untitled album number 7.
 
<hr>
<a name="Misc"></a>Misc 
---- 
Metallica logo was originally designed by James. The name MetallicA
was stolen by Lars from Ron Quintana who was at the time putting
together a fanzine, MetallicA was one of the possible titles for the
zine.
The intro the band have used live since the begining is "Ecstasy of
Gold" by Ennio Morricone, from the movie "The Good, The Bad and the
Ugly."
<hr>
<a name="Band Profiles"></a>Bands Profiles 
-------------- 
Lars Ulrich - Born 26 Dec 63, Copanhagen,Denmark 
Previous Bands : none 
Marital status : divorced 
He drives a Porsche, Chevy Blazer and a Range Rover 
James Hetfield - Born 3 Aug 63, Los Angeles, California 
Previous bands : Obsession, Leather Charm 
Marital status : single 
He drives a Chevy Blazer and a Dodge Ram Pick-Up. 
He was brought up in a strict Christian Science house hold, his older 
brother Dave Hetfield had guitars in their garage which he used to 
play about on. His mother tried to get him more interested in classical 
music, and even paid for 2 years worth of piano training... 
Whilst not in MetallicA he enjoys hunting and beer.... 
Cliff Burton - Born 10 Feb 62 
Died 27 Sept 86 
Previous bands : Trauma, EZ Street, A.D. 2 million 
Cliff's ashes were spread at various points around 
the bay area, including the Maxwell Ranch House area.
Kirk Lee Hammet - 18 Nov 62 Born San fransisco, California 
Previous bands : Exodus 
Marital status : divorced 
He owns a Porsche, LandCruiser and a mountain bike. 
Jason Curtis Newsted - 4 Mar 63 Born Battle creek, Michigan 
Previous bands : Flotsom + Jetsom 
Marital status : divorced 
He has a 1967 Ford Mustang and a LandCruiser
<hr>
<a name="Disco"></a>Discography of Essential Official Releases 
------------------------------------------ 
For details of how to obtain a full Discography see the
bootleg section further down.

'Kill Em all' - July 1983 
Side 1 
1. Hit the Lights 
2. The Four HorseMen 
3. MotorBreath 
4. Jump in the Fire 
5. (Anesthesia) Pulling Teeth - (awesome bass solo) 
6. Whiplash 
Side 2 
1. Phantom Lord 
2. No remorse 
3. Seek & Destroy 
4. Metal Militia 
(also re-released with 'Am i Evil' and 'Blitkrieg' both covers originals 
by Diamond head and Blitkreig respectively.) 
 
'Jump in the Fire' EP 1984 
1. Jump in the Fire 
2. Seek and Destroy (live) 
3. Phantom Lord (live) 
These last two tracks are not actually live they are studio versions with 
crowd noises over the top.... 
 
'Creaping Death' EP 1984 
1. Creaping Death 
2. Am i Evil 
3. Blitzkrieg 
('Am i Evil' and 'Blitkrieg' are both covers originals 
by Diamond head and Blitkreig respectively.) 
 
'Ride the Lightning' LP 1984 
Side 1 
1. Fight fire with fire 
2. Ride the lightning 
3. For whom the bell tolls 
4. Fade to Black 
Side 2 
1. Trapped under ice 
2. Escape 
3. Creeping death 
4. The Call of Ktulu 
 
'Master of Puppets' LP 1986 
Side 1 
1. Battery 
2. Master of Puppets 
3. The thing that should not be 
4. Welcome home (sanitarium) 
Side 2 
1. Disposable Heroes 
2. Leper Messiah 
3. Orion 
4. Damage, Inc 
 
'The 5.98 EP Garage Days Re-Revisited' EP 1987 
Side 1 
1. Helpless (original by Diamond head) 
2. The Small Hours (by Holocaust) 
Side 2 
1. The Wait (By killing Joke..this is Not on the UK version) 
2. Crash course in brain surgery (by Budgie) 
3. Last Caress/Green Hell (by Misfits) 
 
'Harvester of Sorrow' EP 1988 
1. Harvester of Sorrow 
2. Breadfan (original by bugdie) 
3. The prince (original by Diamond Head) 
 
'...And Justice for all' LP 1988 
Side 1 
1. Blackened 
2. ...And Justice for all 
SIde 2 
1. Eye of the Beholder 
2. One 
Side 3 
1. The Shortest straw 
2. Harvester of Sorrow 
3. The Frayed ends of sanity 
Side 4 
1. To live is to die 
2. Dyers Eve 
 
'Eye of the Beholder' EP 1988 (US Only) 
1. Eye of the beholder 
2. Breadfan 
 
'One' EP 1988 (europe only) #1 
1. One 
2. Seek + Destroy (live) 
 
'One' EP 1988 #2 
1. One 
2. For whom the bell tolls (live) 
3. Welcome Home (sanitarium) 
 
'One' EP 1988 #3 - Black gatefold with black logo...Limited edition... 
1. One (demo) (2nd week Nov 87) 
2. For whom the bell tolls (live) 
3. Creeping death (live) 
This is a limited edition gatefold 12" with booklet 
 
 
'The 6 and a half year anniversary EP' EP 1990 
Features 
'Jump in the fire' EP 
'Creaping Death' EP 
'The 5.98 EP Garage Days Re-Revisited' EP 
'Harvester of Sorrow' EP 
'One' EP #2 
'The 6 and a half year anniversary EP' 
1. Harvester of sorrow (live) 
2. One (live) 
3. Breadfan (live) 
4. last Caress (live) 
These four recorded Seattle 29/30 89 
 
'Enter Sandman' 
1. Enter Sandman 
2. Holier than thou 
3. Stone Cold Crazy 
4. Enter Sandman (demo) (13 Aug 90) 
 
'MetallicA' LP 1991 
Side 1 
1. Enter Sandman 
2. Sad But True 
3. Holier Than Thou 
Side 2 
1. The Unforgiven 
2. Wherever I May Roam 
3. Don't Tread On Me 
Side 3 
1. Through The Never 
2. Nothing Else Matters 
3. Of Wolf And Man 
Side 4 
1. The God That Failed 
2. My Friend Of Misery 
3. The Struggle Within 
 
 
'The Unforgiven' EP 1991 
1. The Unforgiven 
2. Killing Time (original by Sweet Savage) 
3. The Unforgiven (demo) (4 Oct 90) 
 
'Sad But True' EP 1991 #1 
1. Sad But True 
2. Nothing Else Matters (elevator version) 
3. Creeping Death (live) Tushino Airfield, Moscow, Russia 
4. Sad But True (demo) (13 Aug 90) 
 
'Sad But True' EP 1991 #2 
1. Sad But True 
2. So What (original by Anti Nowhere League) 
3. Harvestor of Sorrow (live) Tushino Airfield, Moscow, Russia 
 
'Nothing Else Matters' EP 
1. Nothing Else Matters 
2 . Enter Sandman (live) Tushino Airfield, Moscow, Russia 
3 . Harvestor Of Sorrow (live) Liebnau, Graz, Austria 
4 . Nothing Else Matters (demo) (13 Aug 90) 
 
'Live At Wembley Stadium, 20th April' EP 1992 
1. Enter Sandman 
2. Sad But True 
3. Nothing Else Matters 
 
'Wherever I May Roam' EP 1992 
1 . Wherever I May Roam 
2 . Fade To Black (live), Tushino Airfield, Moscow, Russia 
3 . Wherever I May Roam (demo) (13 Aug 90) 
 
'Live Shit: Binge & Purge' DLP 1993 
1. Enter Sandman 
2. Creeping Death 
3. Harvestor Of Sorrow 
4. Welcome Home 
5. Sad But True 
6. Of Wolf And Man 
7. The Unforgiven 
8. Justice Medley 
9. Solos 
10. Through The Never 
11. For Whom The Bell Tolls 
12. Fade To Black 
13. Master Of Puppets 
14. Seek & Destroy 
15. Whiplash 
16. Nothing Else Matters 
17. Wherever I May Roam 
18. Am I Evil? 
19. Last Caress 
20. One 
21. Battery 
22. The Four Horsemen 
23. Motorbreath 
24. Stone Cold Crazy 
 
'Until it sleeps' May 1996 (version 1) 
1. Until it sleeps
2. 2x4 (live at donnington 1995)
3. F.O.B.D (Until it sleeps demo)
 
'Until it sleeps' May 1996 (version 2) 
1. Until it sleeps
2. Kill/Ride Medley (live at donnington 1995)
3. Until it Sleeps (Herman melville mix)
 
'Until it sleeps' May 1996 (version 3) 
1. Until it sleeps
2. OverKill (2 track rehersal track done before Lemmys birthday party)
 
'Load' LP 3rd/4th June 1996 
1 Ain't My Bitch 
2 2 x 4
3 The House Jack Built
4 Until It Sleeps
5 King Nothing
6 Hero Of The Day
7 Bleeding Me 
8 Cure
9 Poor Twisted Me
10 Wasting My Hate
11 Mama Said
12 Thorn Within
13 Ronnie
14 The Outlaw Torn
 
'Rubiyat' Elektra Records 40th Aniversary 
includes 
MetallicA - 'Stone cold crazy' (original by Queen) 
<hr>
<a name="Other Stuff"></a>Other Stuff 
----------- 
These are tracks not listed above that MetallicA Have recorded in the 
past but aren't officially available 
 
The Mechanix written by Hetfield,Ulrich,Mustaine 
(this is basically the original version of 4 Horsemen, it has different 
lyrics and as well as being played slightly differently didn't include 
the 'Time has taken its toll on you...' part. A version of Mechanix was 
was recorded by MegaDeth on their first album 'Killing is my business') 
When Hell Freezes Over written by Hetfield,Ulrich,Burton 
(This was the original demo title for "The Call of Ktulu") 
Let It Loose written by Bradley,Dawson (Savage) 
Sucking My Love written by Diamond Head 
<hr>
<a name="Promo Vids"></a>Promo Vids 
---------- 
One (Short Version) 
One (Long Version) 
One (Long Version but with no shots from JGHG) 
Enter Sandman 
Sad But True 
Unforgiven (Normal Version) 
Unforgiven (Extended Version...Extra 6 minutes...) 
Nothing Else Matters 
WhereEver I May roam 
Whiplash (Live from Live Shit) 
For Whom the Bell Tolls (Live from Live Shit) 
Welcome home(Sanitarium) (Live from Live Shit) 
Until it sleeps 
<hr>
<a name="Videos"></a>Videos 
------ 
'Cliff em all' - A collection of bootlegs and TV recordings from the 
Cliff era. 
'Two of One' - Two versions of the one video 
'A year and a half in the life of Metallica' - A documentery style video 
covering the making of the MetallicA album 
'A year and a half in the life of Metallica...Continued' - Another 
documentery video this time covering the first third of the tour that 
followed the album 
'Outrageous video' Only available in the Metalli-Can 
contains So-What,Helpless,Am i Evil recorded live 
at Birmingham NEC 91 and Wembley London 91 
'Live Shit Binge and Purge' #1 Avaible only as part of this box set it 
features a gig recorded Seattle 29/30 Aug 1989 
'Live Shit Binge and Purge' #2 Avaible only as part of this box set it 
features a gig recorded San Diego 13/14 Jan 1992 
<hr>
<a name="Tour Dates"></a><center><h2>Tour Dates</h2></center>

<UL>
<LI>* denotes that the show exists on audio
<LI>@ denotes that the show exists on video
<DD>NOTE: for a gig to exist on video it must be possible for a fan to get
hold of them, 
<DD>this would therefore rule out all the vids from 91-94 in
MetallicA's own private archives)
<LI>+ denotes that the show was a secret gig

</UL>
<hr>

<DD>03/14/82 - Radio City
<DD>03/26/82 - The WoodStock, Anaheim, CA
<DD>05/25/82 - Backbay High School: Costa Mesa, CA
<DD>05/28/82 - Concert Factory, CA
<DD>06/26/82 - Concert Factory: Costa Mesa, CA
<DD>09/18/82 - The Stone: San Francisco, CA *
<DD>10/18/82 - Old Waldorf: San Francisco, CA *
<DD>11/11/82 - The WoodStock, Anaheim, CA (supporting Y&T)
<DD>11/29/82 - Old Waldorf: San Fran, CA *
<DD>03/05/83 - The Stone: San Francisco, CA (1st Cliff) *
<DD>03/19/83 - The Stone: San Francisco, CA (2nd /w Cliff) * @
<DD>04/09/83 - L'Amours: Brooklyn, NY (last Mustaine-complete) *
<DD>04/22/83 - Paramount Theater: Staten Island, NY *
<DD>04/24/83 - Paramount Theater: Staten Island, NY *
<DD>??/??/83 - Whisky a go go (supporting Saxon)
<DD>09/03/83 - L'Amours: Brooklyn, NY *
<DD>12/18/83 - Agora: Cleveland, OH *
<DD>12/01/84 - Screaming Oiseau *
<DD>01/21/84 - Long Island, NY *
<DD>03/09/84 - San diego State University
<DD>03/14/84 - Marquee, London UK
<DD>03/27/84 - Marquee, London UK
<DD>07/06/84 - Frankfurt Germany *
<DD>07/20/84 - Muhabey Gardens: San Francisco, CA * + 'The Four Horsemen'
<DD>11/02/84 - Ijsselhal, Zwolle Holland *
<DD>11/05/84 - Koln, Germany *
<DD>11/18/84 - Espace Ballard: Paris, France *
<DD>12/01/84 - Mainz, Germany *
<DD>12/09/84 - Hamburg, Germany *
<DD>12/12/84 - Gota Lejon in Stockholm, Sweden *
<DD>12/20/84 - Lyceum: London, England *
<DD>01/15/85 - Spectrum, Montreal *
<DD>03/14/85 - San Francisco, CA *
<DD>03/16/85 - Kabuki Theater: San Francisco, CA *
<DD>08/17/85 - Castle Donington: Donington Park, England *
<DD>08/24/85 - Ruthies Inn: Berkley, CA * +
<DD>09/14/85 - Metal Hammer Festival: Rhein, Germany * @
<DD>09/30/85 - Day on the green festival, SF * @
<DD>12/31/85 - Civic Center: SF
<DD>02/11/86 - Dynamo Jam, (MetalDDca/Anthrax jam session) * +
<DD>Damage Inc Tour 86 - 'Master of Puppets'
<DD>03/27/86 - Witchita Kansas
<DD>03/28/86 - Oklanhoma City, Oklahoma
<DD>04/01/86 - Kansas City, Missouri
<DD>04/02/86 - St Louis, Missouri
<DD>04/04/86 - Detroit, Michigan
<DD>04/05/86 - Chicago illinous *
<DD>04/06/86 - Milawaukee, Wisconsin
<DD>04/08/86 - Indianapolis, Indiana
<DD>04/09/86 - Cleveland, Ohio
<DD>04/10/86 - Erie,Pennsylavnia
<DD>04/12/86 - Johnstown, Pennsylavnia
<DD>04/13/86 - Syracuse, New York
<DD>04/14/86 - Rochester, New York
<DD>04/16/86 - Largo, Maryland
<DD>04/17/86 - Binghamton, New York
<DD>04/18/86 - Bethlehem, Philidelphia
<DD>04/20/86 - Philidelphia, Pennsylvania
<DD>04/21/86 - East Rutherford, New Jersey
<DD>04/23/86 - Providence, New Jersey
<DD>04/24/86 - New Haven, Connecticut
<DD>04/25/86 - Worcester, Massachuesetts @
<DD>04/27/86 - Glenn Falls, New york
<DD>04/28/86 - Long Island, New york * @
<DD>05/02/86 - Charlotte, North Carolina
<DD>05/03/86 - Johnson city, North Carolina
<DD>05/04/86 - Memphis, Tennessee
<DD>05/06/86 - New orleans,Louisianna
<DD>05/08/86 - Austin, Texas
<DD>05/09/86 - Houston, Texas
<DD>05/10/86 - Fort Worth, Texas
<DD>05/12/86 - El Paso, Texas
<DD>05/13/86 - Albuquerque, New Mexico
<DD>05/15/86 - Denver, Colorado
<DD>05/17/86 - Salt Lake City, Utah
<DD>05/19/86 - Tucson, Arizona
<DD>05/20/86 - Phoenix, Arizona
<DD>05/23/86 - Tulsa, Oklahoma
<DD>05/24/86 - Cape Girardeau, Missouri
<DD>05/25/86 - Chicago, Illinois
<DD>05/26/86 - Des Moines, Iowa, Iowa State fair
<DD>05/28/86 - Minneapolis,Minnesota
<DD>05/29/86 - Eau Claire, Wisconsin
<DD>05/30/86 - Coliseum Ballroom: Davenport, IA *
<DD>05/31/86 - Decatur, Illinois, Civic Arena
<DD>06/01/86 - Ohama, Nebraska
<DD>06/03/86 - Dallas, Texas
<DD>06/04/86 - Corpus Christi, Texas
<DD>06/05/86 - Mcallen, Texas
<DD>06/06/86 - San Antonio, Texas
<DD>06/07/86 - Odessa, Texas
<DD>06/10/86 - San Diego, California
<DD>06/11/86 - Las Vegas, Nevada
<DD>06/13/86 - Long Beach, California
<DD>06/14/86 - Long Beach, California
<DD>06/15/86 - Long Beach, California
<DD>06/16/86 - San Francisco, California, Cow Palace
<DD>06/18/86 - Sacremento, California
<DD>06/22/86 - Seattle, Washington, Coliseum
<DD>07/05/86 - Jyvaskyla, Finland
<DD>07/06/86 - Copenhagen, Roskilde Festival *
<DD>07/11/86 - Green Bay, Wisconsin
<DD>07/13/86 - Poplar Creek: Hoffman Estates, IL *
<DD>07/15/86 - Peoria, Illinois
<DD>07/16/86 - Fort Wayne, Indiana
<DD>07/17/86 - Columbus, Ohio
<DD>07/19/86 - Battlecreek, Michigan
<DD>07/20/86 - Saginaw, Michigan
<DD>07/21/86 - Clarkston, Michigan
<DD>07/24/86 - Cincinnati, Ohio
<DD>07/25/86 - Louisville, Kentucky
<DD>07/26/86 - Evansville, Indiana
<DD>07/27/86 - Nashville, Tennessee
<DD>07/29/86 - Chattanooga, Tennessee
<DD>07/30/86 - Knoxville, Tennessee
<DD>08/01/86 - Charleston, West Virginia
<DD>08/02/86 - Columbia, Maryland
<DD>08/03/86 - Coliseum: Hampton, Virginia (last Cliff in US) *
<DD>09/10/86 - Cardiff, England
<DD>09/11/86 - Bradford, England *
<DD>09/12/86 - Edinburgh, England
<DD>09/14/86 - Dublin, England *
<DD>09/15/86 - Belfast, England *
<DD>09/17/86 - Manchester, England *
<DD>09/18/86 - Sheffield, England *
<DD>09/19/86 - Newcastle, England
<DD>09/20/86 - Birmingham, England *
<DD>09/21/86 - Hammersmith Odeon: London, England *
<DD>09/24/86 - Olympus: Lund, Sweden *
<DD>09/25/86 - Oslo, Skedsmohallen
<DD>09/26/86 - Solnahallen: Stockholm, Sweden (last Cliff) *
<DD>Damage Inc Tour 86 - 'Master of Puppets' Continued...
<DD>11/08/86 - Country Club: Resada, CA (1st Jason) * +
<DD>11/09/86 - Jezebel's: Los Angeles, CA * + @
<DD>11/15/86 - Tokyo, Japan *
<DD>11/17/86 - Koseinenkin Hall: Nagoya, Japan *
<DD>11/28/86 - Mid Hudson Civic Center: Poughkeepsie, NY *
<DD>12/01/86 - Felt Forum: New York City, NY *
<DD>12/05/86 - Quebec, Canada @
<DD>12/09/86 - Toronto, Canada @ *
<DD>12/13/86 - Playhouse Theater: Winnipeg, Canada *
<DD>12/18/86 - Montreal, Canada @
<DD>01/08/87 - Copenhagen
<DD>01/09/87 - Holstebro
<DD>01/10/87 - Gothenburg
<DD>01/12/87 - Osnabruck
<DD>01/14/87 - Lyon *
<DD>01/16/87 - Bordeaux
<DD>01/17/87 - Barcelona
<DD>01/18/87 - Madrid
<DD>01/20/87 - Nice
<DD>01/21/87 - Milan
<DD>01/23/87 - Munich
<DD>01/24/87 - Stuttgart, Germany *
<DD>01/25/87 - Essen, West Germany *
<DD>01/27/87 - Hamburg *
<DD>01/29/87 - Volksbidungsheid, Frankfurt, Germany *
<DD>01/30/87 - Friedriech Ederhalle,Ludwigshafen Germany *
<DD>01/31/87 - Nurnburg
<DD>02/01/87 - Greifensee
<DD>02/03/87 - Strasbourg
<DD>02/04/87 - Maison des Jeunes ,Clearmont-Ferrand, France *
<DD>02/05/87 - Paris *
<DD>02/07/87 - Bruxelles
<DD>02/08/87 - Aardshok Festival, Zwolle Holland *
<DD>02/13/87 - Frolundaborg, Gothenburg, Sweden * @
<DD>Festivals 87 - '$5.98 EP Garage Days Re-Revisited'
<DD>08/20/87 - The 100 Club: London, England * + @
<DD>08/22/87 - Castle Donington: Donington Park, England * @
<DD>08/29/87 - Messegelaende: Nuremburg, Germany *
<DD>08/30/87 - FCP Stadion: Pforzheim, Germany *
<DD>'Monsters of Rock' Festivals with Van Halen
<DD>05/24/88 - Country Club, Los Angeles +
<DD>05/25/88 - Country Club, Los Angeles +
<DD>05/27/88 - Alphine valley, Wisconsin
<DD>05/28/88 - Alphine valley, Wisconsin
<DD>05/29/88 - Alphine valley, Wisconsin
<DD>06/04/88 - Miami Fl, Orangebowl *
<DD>06/05/88 - Tampa Fl, Stadium
<DD>06/10/88 - Washington DC,RFK Stadium
<DD>06/11/88 - Philedelphia PA, JFK Stadium
<DD>06/12/88 - Boston Ma Sullivan Stadium
<DD>06/13/88 - Pittsburgh, Pa 3 Rivers Stadium
<DD>06/17/88 - Pontiac, Mi. Silverdome
<DD>06/18/88 - Pontiac, Mi. Silverdome
<DD>06/19/88 - Buffalo, NY Rich Stadium * @
<DD>06/22/88 - Akron Oh, Rubberbowl
<DD>06/23/88 - Akron Oh, Rubberbowl
<DD>06/24/88 - Portland, Me, oxford Speedway
<DD>06/25/88 - Portland, Me, oxford Speedway
<DD>06/26/88 - Giants Stadium: East Rutherford, NJ *
<DD>06/26/88 - New York, NY, Meadowlands
<DD>07/02/88 - Houston TX, Rice stadium
<DD>07/03/88 - Dallas TX, Cotton Bowl * @
<DD>07/06/88 - Indianapolis, In, Hoosierdome
<DD>07/09/88 - Memphis, Tx, Memorial Stadium
<DD>07/10/88 - Kansas City, Mo, Arrowhead Stadium
<DD>07/13/88 - Minneapolis, Mn Metrodome
<DD>07/16/88 - San Fransisco, Ca, Candlestick Park
<DD>07/20/88 - Spokane, Wa, Albi Stadium
<DD>07/24/88 - Los Angeles, Ca, Coliseum
<DD>07/27/88 - Seattle WA, Kingdome
<DD>07/30/88 - Denver Co, Mile High Stadium
<DD>Damaged Justice Tour 88-89 - '...And Justice for all'
<DD>09/11/88 - Budapest, Hungry, Mtk Footbal Stadium
<DD>09/13/88 - Padova, Italy Palais Des Sports
<DD>09/14/88 - Milan Italy, Palatrussardi
<DD>09/15/88 - Bern, Switzerland, Festhalle
<DD>09/17/88 - Pamplona, Spain, Plaza Del Toros
<DD>09/18/88 - Madrid, Spain, Casa De Campo
<DD>09/20/88 - Toulon, France, Espace Culturez Des Lices
<DD>09/21/88 - Montpellier, France, Le Zenith
<DD>09/22/88 - Barcelona, Spain, Plaza Del Toros
<DD>09/24/88 - Edinburgh, Scotland, Playhouse
<DD>09/25/88 - Edinburgh, Scotland, Playhouse
<DD>09/26/88 - Bradford, St Georges Hall, England *
<DD>09/28/88 - Newport, Wales, Centre
<DD>09/29/88 - Birmingham, NEC, England *
<DD>09/30/88 - City Hall: Sheffield, UK *
<DD>10/01/88 - Belfast, Northern Ireland, Antrim Forum *
<DD>10/03/88 - Dublin Eire, Top Hat
<DD>10/04/88 - Dublin Eire, Top Hat
<DD>10/06/88 - Newcastle, City Hall, England
<DD>10/08/88 - Manchester, Apollo, England *
<DD>10/09/88 - London, Hammersmith Odeon, England * @
<DD>10/10/88 - London, Hammersmith Odeon, England *
<DD>10/11/88 - London, Hammersmith Odeon, England
<DD>10/13/88 - Copenhagen, Denmark, Kb Hallen
<DD>10/15/88 - Helsinki, Finland, Ishall
<DD>10/17/88 - Stockholm, Sweden, Solnahall
<DD>10/18/88 - Oslo, Sweden, Skedsmohallen @
<DD>10/19/88 - Gothenburg, Sweden, Forlundaborg *
<DD>10/21/88 - Munich, Rudi-sedmayerhalle, West Germany *
<DD>10/22/88 - Saabrucken, Saarlandhalle, West Germany
<DD>10/23/88 - Wuerzberg, Carl-diem-halle, West Germany
<DD>10/24/88 - Hanover, Niedersachsenhalle, West Germany
<DD>10/26/88 - Cologne, Sporthalle, West Germany *
<DD>10/27/88 - Dortmund, WestFalenhalle 3, West Germany
<DD>10/28/88 - Heidelberg, Rhein-Neckar, West Germany
<DD>10/29/88 - Brussels, Forest National, Belgium *
<DD>10/31/88 - Le Zenith, Paris, France
<DD>11/01/88 - Frankfurst, Festhalle, West Germany
<DD>11/02/88 - Stuttgrat, Schleyerhalle, West Germany
<DD>11/03/88 - Regensburg, Donauhalle, West Germany
<DD>11/05/88 - Leiden, Groenoordhal, Holland
<DD>11/15/88 - Sports Arena, Toldeo, OH
<DD>11/17/88 - Pavillion, Chicago, IL
<DD>11/18/88 - Cincinnati Gardens, Cincinnati, OH
<DD>11/19/88 - Ohio Centre, Columbus, OH
<DD>11/21/88 - Dane County Coliseum, Madison, WI
<DD>11/22/88 - Mecca Arena, Milwaukee, WI
<DD>11/24/88 - Market Square Arena, Indianapolis, IN
<DD>11/25/88 - Cobo Arena, Detroit, MI
<DD>11/26/88 - Coliseum Theatre, Richfield, OH
<DD>11/28/88 - Keli Auditorium, St. Louis, MO
<DD>11/29/88 - Municipal Auditorium, Kansas City, MO
<DD>11/30/88 - Myriad, Oklahoma City, OK @
<DD>12/02/88 - Tingley Coliseum, Albuquerque, NM
<DD>12/04/88 - Memorial Coliseum, Phoenix, AZ
<DD>12/05/88 - Sports Arena, San Diego, CA
<DD>12/07/88 - Long Beach Arena, Long Beach, CA *
<DD>12/08/88 - Long Beach Arena, Long Beach, CA
<DD>12/10/88 - Cow Palace, San Francisco, CA
<DD>12/11/88 - Cow Palace, San Francisco, CA
<DD>12/12/88 - Arco Arena, Sacremento, CA
<DD>12/14/88 - Selland Arena, Fresno, CA
<DD>12/16/88 - Salt Palace, Salt Lake City, UT
<DD>12/18/88 - McNichols Arena, Denver, CO
<DD>01/09/89 - Rehearsal Knoxville, TN
<DD>01/10/89 - Rehearsal Knoxville, TN
<DD>01/11/89 - Civic Coliseum, Knoxville, TN
<DD>01/13/89 - Mid-South Coliseum, Memphis, TN
<DD>01/14/89 - Jefferson Civic, Birmingham, AL
<DD>01/15/89 - Ufo Lakefront Arena, New Orleans, LA
<DD>01/17/89 - Heart O' Texas Coliseum, Waco, TX
<DD>01/18/89 - Ector County Coliseum, Odessa, TX
<DD>01/20/89 - Coliseum, Lubbock, TX
<DD>01/21/89 - Special Events Centre, El Paso, TX
<DD>01/22/89 - Civic Centre, Aud Amarillo, TX
<DD>01/24/89 - Civic Centre, Beaumont, TX
<DD>01/25/89 - Memorial Coliseum, Corpus Christi, TX
<DD>01/27/89 - Hirsch Memorial, Col Shreveport, LA
<DD>01/28/89 - Expo Square Pavillion, Tulsa, OK
<DD>01/29/89 - Bramlage Coliseum, Manhattan, KS
<DD>01/31/89 - Civic Centre, Avilene, TX
<DD>02/01/89 - Convention Centre Arena, San Antonio, TX
<DD>02/03/89 - Frank Erwin Center: Austin, TX *
<DD>02/05/89 - Reunion Arena: Dallas, TX *
<DD>02/07/89 - Barton Coliseum, Little Rock, AR
<DD>02/08/89 - Von Braun Civic Centre, Huntsville, AL
<DD>02/10/89 - Civic Centre Arena, Lakeland, FL
<DD>02/11/89 - Ocean Centre, Daytona Beach
<DD>02/12/89 - James L Knight Centre, Miami, FL
<DD>02/14/89 - Lee Civic Centre, Ft. Myers, FL @
<DD>02/15/89 - Auditorium, West Palm Beach, FL @
<DD>02/17/89 - Veterans Memorial Coliseum, Jacksonville
<DD>02/18/89 - Omni, Atlanta, GA
<DD>02/19/89 - Coliseum, Greensboro, NC
<DD>02/22/89 - Grammy Awards ("One"), Shrine Auditorium, Los Angeles, CA * @
<DD>02/25/89 - Cumberland Co. Auditoriam, Fayetteville
<DD>02/26/89 - Coliseum, Charlotte, NC *
<DD>02/27/89 - Civic Centre, Savannah, GA
<DD>03/01/89 - Meadowlands Arena, East Rutherford, NJ @
<DD>03/02/89 - Stabler Arena, Bethlehem, PA
<DD>03/04/89 - Civic Arena, Pittsburgh, PA @
<DD>03/05/89 - Broome Co. Arena, Binghamton, NY
<DD>03/07/89 - War Memorial, Rochester, NY
<DD>03/08/89 - Nassau Coliseum, Uniondale, NY * @
<DD>03/09/89 - Capitol Centre, Landover, MD
<DD>03/11/89 - Scope Arena, Norfolk, VA
<DD>03/12/89 - Spectrum, Philadelphia, PA @
<DD>03/13/89 - Memorial Auditorium, Buffalo, NY @
<DD>03/14/89 - Troy, NY @
<DD>03/15/89 - RPI Fieldhouse, Troy, NY @
<DD>03/16/89 - Centrum, Worchester, MA
<DD>03/17/89 - Civic Center: Hartford, CT * @
<DD>03/18/89 - War Memorial, Syracuse, NY
<DD>03/28/89 - Rehearsal, Providence, RI
<DD>03/29/89 - Civic Centre, Providence, RI *
<DD>03/30/89 - Cumberland Co. Civic, Portland, ME
<DD>04/01/89 - Coliseum, Moncton, NB
<DD>04/03/89 - Centre 200, Sydney, NS
<DD>04/04/89 - Metro Centre, Halifax, NS *
<DD>04/06/89 - Civic Centre, Ottawa, ON
<DD>04/07/89 - Maple Leaf Gardens, Toronto, ON, Canada @
<DD>04/08/89 - Copps Coliseum, Hamilton, ON
<DD>04/10/89 - Colisee De Quebec, Quebec City, PQ
<DD>04/11/89 - Centre Georges Vezine Chicoutimi
<DD>04/12/89 - Montreal Forum, Montreal, PQ
<DD>04/14/89 - Kellogg Arena, Battlecreek, MI
<DD>04/15/89 - Wendler Arena, Saginaw, MI
<DD>04/16/89 - Hara Arena, Dayton, OH
<DD>04/18/89 - Civic Centre, Peoria, IL @
<DD>04/19/89 - Brown County Arena, Green Bay, WI
<DD>04/20/89 - Civic Centre, Peoria, IL
<DD>04/21/89 - Met Centre, Bloomington, MN
<DD>05/01/89 - Logan Campbell Centre, Auckland, New Zealand
<DD>05/03/89 - Thebarton Theatre, Adelaide, Australia *
<DD>05/04/89 - Festival Hall, Melbourne, Australia
<DD>05/06/89 - Hordern Pavillion, Sydney, Australia
<DD>05/11/89 - Kawasaki Sangyo Bunka, Tokyo, Japan
<DD>05/13/89 - Yoyogi Olympic Pool, Tokyo, Japan
<DD>05/14/89 - Yoyogi Olympic Pool: Tokyo, Japan *
<DD>05/16/89 - Osaka Koseinenkin Hall, Osaka, Japan *
<DD>05/17/89 - Osaka Koseinenkin Hall, Osaka, Japan
<DD>05/19/89 - Nagoyashi Kokaido, Nagoya, Japan
<DD>05/24/89 - Neal Blaisdell Centre, Honolulu
<DD>05/27/89 - George Sullivan Arena, Anchorage, AK
<DD>05/31/89 - PNE, Vancouver, BC
<DD>06/02/89 - Northlands Coliseum, Edmonton, Canada
<DD>06/03/89 - Saddledome, Calgary, Canada
<DD>06/04/89 - Saskatchewan Place, Saskatoon, Canada
<DD>06/06/89 - Winnepeg Arena, Winnepeg, Canada
<DD>06/07/89 - Municipal Auditorium, Minot, ND
<DD>06/08/89 - Arean, Duluth, MN
<DD>06/10/89 - Met Centre, Minneapolis, MN
<DD>06/11/89 - Five Seasons Centre, Cedar Rapids, IA
<DD>06/13/89 - Hilton Coliseum, Aimes, IA
<DD>06/14/89 - Civic Auditorium, Ohama, NB
<DD>06/16/89 - Rushmore Civic Centre, Rapid City
<DD>06/17/89 - Civic Centre, Bismark, ND
<DD>06/18/89 - Hyslop Sports Centre, Grand Forks, ND
<DD>06/21/89 - ACC Arena, South Bend, IN
<DD>06/22/89 - Prairie Capitol Convention Centre, Springfield, IL
<DD>06/24/89 - Alpine Valley: East Troy, WI *
<DD>06/28/89 - Gardens, Louisville, KY
<DD>07/14/89 - Middleton, NY @
<DD>07/21/89 - Meadowlands Arena: E.Rutherford, NJ * @
<DD>07/29/89 - Allentown, PA @
<DD>08/07/89 - Stone Balloon: Newark, DE *
<DD>08/29/89 - Seattle, Wa, Seattle Coliseum @
<DD>08/30/89 - Seattle, Wa, Seattle Coliseum @
<DD>09/23/89 - Irvine Meadows: Irvine, CA *
<DD>10/06/89 - Sao Paulo, Brazil @
<DD>12/07/89 - Amsterdam *
<DD>05/11/90 - Marquee,London UK * @ + (supporting Metal Church)
<DD>05/16/90 - Zwolle, Holland * @
<DD>05/17/90 - Westfalenhalle, Dortmund, Germany *
<DD>05/19/90 - Messehalle, Hannover, Germany *
<DD>05/23/90 - Wembely Arena, England *
<DD>05/25/90 - Birmingham, England *
<DD>05/26/90 - Secc, Glasgow, England
<DD>06/30/90 - Toronto, Canada @
<DD>11/09/90 - "R.I.P. Party": Hollywood, CA (Jams with G 'n R and Skid Row) *
<DD>'Wherever I May Roam' 91-92-93
<DD>08/01/91 - Petaluma, Ca, Phoenix Theatre @ *
<DD>08/02/91 - Petaluma, Ca, Phoenix Theatre
<DD>08/10/91 - Copenhagen, Denmark, Gentofte, Stadium *
<DD>08/13/91 - Katowice, Poland, Slask Stadium
<DD>08/17/91 - Castle Donington: Donington Park, England * @
<DD>08/22/91 - Nepstadion: Budapest, Hungary *
<DD>08/24/91 - Munich, Germany, Galoppernnbahn Riem
<DD>08/25/91 - Fussballstadion: Basel, Switzerland * @
<DD>08/27/91 - Berlin, Germany,Waldbuhne Ampitheatre
<DD>08/28/91 - Berlin, Germany,Waldbuhne Ampitheatre
<DD>08/30/91 - Hasselt, Belgium, Domein Kiewit
<DD>08/31/91 - Hanover, Germany, Nieder-Sachsen Stadium
<DD>09/01/91 - Numgen, Holland Goffer Stadium
<DD>09/07/91 - Mainz Air Base, Germany
<DD>09/11/91 - Graz, Liebenau, Austria
<DD>09/14/91 - Modena, Italy, Festa De L' Unita
<DD>09/17/91 - Westfalenhalle: Dortmund, Germany *
<DD>09/18/91 - Westfalenhalle: Dortmund, Germany
<DD>09/21/91 - Hippodrome DeVincennes: Paris, France *
<DD>09/24/91 - Barcelona, Olympic Stadium, Spain
<DD>09/28/91 - Moscow, Tushino Air Field,Russia @
<DD>10/12/91 - Oakland, Ca, Oakland Stadium @ *
<DD>10/29/91 - Peoria, IL, Civic Center
<DD>10/30/91 - Madison, WI, Dane Country Arena
<DD>11/01/91 - Muskegon, Mi, L.C. Walker Arena
<DD>11/02/91 - Detroit, Mi, The Palace Of Auburn Hills
<DD>11/03/91 - Detroit, Mi, The Palace Of Auburn Hills @
<DD>11/05/91 - Milwaukee, WI, Bradley Center @
<DD>11/06/91 - Des Moines, IA, Venterans Memorial Auditorium
<DD>11/08/91 - Minneapolis, MN, Target Center
<DD>11/09/91 - Dulith, MN, Arena @
<DD>11/10/91 - Cedar Rapids, IA, Feive Seasons Center
<DD>11/12/91 - Green Bay, WI, Brown County Arena @
<DD>11/14/91 - Toronto, On, Canada, MArple Leaf Gardens
<DD>11/15/91 - Toronto, On, Canada, MArple Leaf Gardens @
<DD>11/17/91 - Forum: Montreal, Quebec *
<DD>11/18/91 - Ottawa, PQ, Canada, Civic Center
<DD>11/19/91 - Quebec City, PQ,Canada, Coliseum
<DD>11/20/91 - Pittsburgh, PA, Civic Arena
<DD>11/22/91 - Indianapolis, IN, Market Square Arena
<DD>11/24/91 - St Louis, MO, Arena
<DD>11/25/91 - Ft. Wayne, IN, Coliseum
<DD>11/27/91 - Omaha, NE, Civic Center
<DD>11/28/91 - Kansas City, MO, Kemper Arena
<DD>11/30/91 - Celeveland, OH, Richfield Coliseum
<DD>12/01/91 - Celeveland, OH, Richfield Coliseum
<DD>12/03/91 - Buffalo, NY, Municipal Auditorium
<DD>12/05/91 - Chicago, IL @
<DD>12/06/91 - Chicago, IL *
<DD>12/07/91 - Chicago, IL * @
<DD>12/18/91 - Uniondale, Ny, Nassau Coliseum
<DD>12/19/91 - Uniondale, Ny, Nassau Coliseum @
<DD>12/20/91 - Uniondale, Ny, Nassau Coliseum @
<DD>12/22/91 - Worcester, MA, Centrum
<DD>12/23/91 - Worcester, MA, Centrum @
<DD>12/31/91 - Tokyo, Japan, Tokyo Dome
<DD>01/04/92 - Las Vegas, NV, Thomas & Mack Center
<DD>01/06/92 - Los Angeles, CA, Forum @ *
<DD>01/07/92 - Los Angeles, CA, Forum
<DD>01/08/92 - Los Angeles, CA, Forum @ *
<DD>01/10/92 - Sacremento, CA, Arco Arena @ *
<DD>01/11/92 - Sacremento, CA, Arco Arena
<DD>01/13/92 - San Diego, CA, Sports Arena
<DD>01/14/92 - San Diego, CA, Sports Arena
<DD>01/17/92 - Houston, TX, Summit
<DD>01/18/92 - UNO Lakefront Arena: New Orleans, LA *
<DD>01/20/92 - Little Rock, AR, Barton Coliseum
<DD>01/21/92 - Dallas, TX, Reunion Arena
<DD>01/22/92 - San Antonio, TX, Convention Center
<DD>01/24/92 - Oklahoma City, OK, Myriad Arena
<DD>01/25/92 - Tulsa, OK, Expo Square
<DD>01/27/92 - Austin, TX, Frank Erwin Center
<DD>01/28/92 - Shreveport, LA, Hirsch Memorial Coliseum
<DD>01/29/92 - Memphis, TN, Pyramid
<DD>01/31/92 - El Paso, TX, Utep Special Events Center
<DD>02/02/92 - Albuquerque, NM, Tingley Coliseum
<DD>02/03/92 - Lubbock, TX. Municipal Coliseum
<DD>02/04/92 - Odessa, Tx. Ector County Coliseum
<DD>02/06/92 - Denver, Co, McNicholis Sports Arena
<DD>02/07/92 - Denver, Co, McNicholis Sports Arena
<DD>02/08/92 - Denver, Co, McNicholis Sports Arena
<DD>02/10/92 - Salt lake City, Ut, Delta Center
<DD>02/12/92 - Los Angeles, Ca, Forum @ *
<DD>02/13/92 - Los Angeles, Ca, Forum @ *
<DD>02/15/92 - Frenso, Ca, Selland Arena @ *
<DD>02/16/92 - Reno, Nv, Lawlor Events Center *
<DD>02/27/92 - Portland, Me, Cumberland County Civic Center
<DD>02/28/92 - Albany, Ny, Knickerbocker arena @ *
<DD>02/29/92 - Providence, Ri, Civic center @
<DD>03/02/92 - Cincinnati, Oh, Riverfront Coliseum
<DD>03/04/92 - Carbondale, Il, Siu Arena
<DD>03/05/92 - Champaign, Il, Assembly hall @
<DD>03/07/92 - Knoxville, Tn, Thompson boiling arena
<DD>03/08/92 - Evansville, In, Roberts stadium
<DD>03/09/92 - Nashville, Tn, Municipal auditorium
<DD>03/11/92 - Roanoke, Va, Civic center coliseum
<DD>03/12/92 - Chattanooga, Tn,Utc Arena, @
<DD>03/14/92 - Miani, Fl, Arena @
<DD>03/15/92 - Jacksonville, Fl, Veterans memorial coliseum
<DD>03/16/92 - Orlando, Fl, Arena @
<DD>03/18/92 - Huntsville, Al,Von Braun civic center
<DD>03/19/92 - Louisville, Ky, Freedom hall
<DD>03/21/92 - Charlotte, Nc, Coliseum
<DD>03/22/92 - Charleston, Wv, Civic center
<DD>03/24/92 - Pensacolam, Fl, Civic center
<DD>03/25/92 - Birmingham, Al, Jefferson civic coliseum
<DD>03/26/92 - Greensboro, Nc, Coliseum complex
<DD>03/28/92 - Atlanta, Ga, Omni
<DD>03/29/92 - Atlanta, Ga, Omni
<DD>03/31/92 - Richmond, Va, Coliseum
<DD>04/01/92 - Landover, MD, Capitol Center
<DD>04/02/92 - Landover, MD, Capitol Center
<DD>04/04/92 - East Rutherford, NJ, Meadowlands * @
<DD>04/06/92 - Philadelphia, Pa, Spectrum
<DD>04/07/92 - Philadelphia, Pa, Spectrum *
<DD>04/08/92 - East Rutherford, NJ, Meadowlands @
<DD>04/10/92 - Hampton, Va, Coliseum
<DD>04/12/92 - Binghamton, Ny, Broome county Arena @
<DD>04/13/92 - Rochester, Ny, War Memorial
<DD>04/14/92 - Hamilton, On, Canada, Copps Coliseum * @
<DD>04/16/92 - Hartford, Ct, Civic Center Arena @
<DD>04/20/92 - Wembley Stadium: London, England * @ (Freddy Mecury tribute)
<DD>05/06/92 - Pullman, Wa, Coliseum
<DD>05/07/92 - Boise, Id, Bsu pavilion
<DD>05/09/92 - Cow Palace: San Francisco, CA @
<DD>05/10/92 - Cow Palace: San Francisco, CA * @
<DD>05/13/92 - Rapid City, Sd, Rushmore plaza civic center
<DD>05/14/92 - Sioux Falls, SD, Arena
<DD>05/15/92 - Fargo, Nd, Bison Sports Arena * @
<DD>05/17/92 - Winnipeg, Mb, Canada arena
<DD>05/18/92 - Saskatoon, Sk, Canada Saskatchewan palace
<DD>05/19/92 - Edmonton, Ab, Canada, Northlands coliseum
<DD>05/21/92 - Calgary, Ab, Canada, Olympic saddledome
<DD>05/23/92 - Vancouver, Bc, Canada, Pine coliseum
<DD>05/25/92 - Vancouver, Bc, Canada, Pine coliseum
<DD>05/27/92 - Seattle, Wa, Coliseum *
<DD>05/28/92 - Seattle, Wa, Coliseum @
<DD>05/30/92 - Anchorage. Ak, Sullivan arena
<DD>06/01/92 - Portland, Or, Coliseum
<DD>06/02/92 - Portland, Or, Coliseum
<DD>06/04/92 - Salt lake city, Ut, Delta Center
<DD>06/05/92 - Casper, Wy, Events Center
<DD>06/06/92 - Billings, Mt, Metrapark arena
<DD>06/09/92 - Tucson, Az, Convention Center arena
<DD>06/10/92 - Phoenix, Az, America West Arena
<DD>06/11/92 - Phoenix, Az, America West Arena
<DD>06/14/92 - Mobile, Al, Civic Center
<DD>06/15/92 - Baton rouge, LA, Lsu assembly center
<DD>06/16/92 - Jackson, MS * @
<DD>06/19/92 - Nashville, Tn, Starwood Amphitheatre
<DD>06/20/92 - St. louis, Mo, Riverport amphitheatre
<DD>06/21/92 - Kansas city, Ks,Sandstone amphitheatre
<DD>06/23/92 - Cincinnati, Oh, Riverbend music center
<DD>06/25/92 - Raleigh, Nc, Walnut creek amphitheatre
<DD>06/27/92 - Charlevoix, Mi, Castle farms music theatre
<DD>06/28/92 - Columbus, Oh, Buckeye lake Music Center
<DD>06/30/92 - Milwaukee, Wi, Summerfest
<DD>07/01/92 - Chicago, Il, World Music Theatre
<DD>07/03/92 - Cleveland, Oh, Blossom music center
<DD>07/04/92 - Weeedsport, Ny, Cayuga fairgrounds
<DD>07/05/92 - Allentown, Pa, Fairgrounds
<DD>07/17/92 - Washington, DC, Rfk Stadium
<DD>07/18/92 - East rutherford, NJ, Giants stadium
<DD>07/21/92 - Detroit, Mi, Pontiac silverdome
<DD>07/22/92 - Indianapolis, In, Hoosier dome
<DD>07/25/92 - Buffalo, Ny, Rich stadium
<DD>07/26/92 - Pittsburgh, Pa, Three rivers stadium
<DD>07/29/92 - East rutherford, Nj, Giants stadium
<DD>08/08/92 - Olympic Stadium: Montreal, Quebec * @
<DD>08/25/92 - Phoenix, Az, Phoenix international raceway
<DD>08/27/92 - Las Cruces, Nm, Aggie memorial stadium
<DD>08/29/92 - New Orleans, La, Superdome
<DD>08/31/92 - Atlanta, Ga, Lakewood Ampitheatre
<DD>09/02/92 - Citrus Bowl: Orlando, FL *
<DD>09/04/92 - Houston, Tx, Astrodome
<DD>09/05/92 - Dallas, Tx, Texas stadium
<DD>09/07/92 - Columbia, SC, Williams-Brice stadium
<DD>09/11/92 - Boston, Ma, Foxboro stadium
<DD>09/13/92 - Toronto, ON, Canada, Exibition Stadium
<DD>09/15/92 - Minneapolis, Mn, Metrodome
<DD>09/17/92 - Kansas City, Mo, Arrowhead stadium
<DD>09/20/92 - Denver, Co, Mile high stadium
<DD>09/24/92 - Oakland, Ca, Oakland Stadium
<DD>09/27/92 - Los Angeles, Ca, Coliseum
<DD>09/30/92 - San diego, Ca, Jack murphy stadium
<DD>10/03/92 - Los Angeles, Ca, Rose bowl
<DD>10/06/92 - Seattle, Wa, Kingdome
<DD>10/22/92 - Gent, Belgium, Flanders Expo
<DD>10/24/92 - London, England, Wembly Arena * @
<DD>10/25/92 - London, England, Wembly Arena * @
<DD>10/27/92 - Glasgow, Scotland, Secc
<DD>10/28/92 - Newcastle, England, Whitley bay ice rink * @
<DD>10/30/92 - Dublin, Eire, The point
<DD>11/01/92 - Sheffield, England Arena * @
<DD>11/03/92 - Manchester, England, Gmex * @
<DD>11/04/92 - N.E.C. Arena: Birmingham, UK * @
<DD>11/05/92 - N.E.C. Arena: Birmingham, UK * @
<DD>11/07/92 - Rotterdam, Holland, Ahoy
<DD>11/08/92 - Rotterdam, Holland, Ahoy
<DD>11/10/92 - Paris, France, bercy
<DD>11/12/92 - San Sebastianm Spain, Velodrome
<DD>11/13/92 - Barcelona, Spain, Olympic Palau Saint jordi
<DD>11/16/92 - Rome, Italy, Palamarino
<DD>11/17/92 - Milan, Italy, Palathrussardi
<DD>11/18/92 - Zurich, Switzerland, HallenStadion
<DD>11/20/92 - Vienna, Austria, Stadthalle
<DD>11/22/92 - Munich, Germany, Olympiahalle
<DD>11/23/92 - Stuttgart, Germany, Schleyerhalle
<DD>11/24/92 - Dortmund, Germany, Westfalehalle
<DD>11/26/92 - Festhalle: Frankfurt, Germany *
<DD>11/27/92 - Nuremberg, Germany, frnkenhalle
<DD>11/29/92 - Nuremberg, Germany, frnkenhalle
<DD>11/30/92 - Mannheim, Germany, Maimarkthalle
<DD>12/01/92 - Stuttgart, Germany, Scheleyerhalle
<DD>12/03/92 - Kiel, Germany, Ostseehalle
<DD>12/05/92 - Berlin, Germany, Deuschlandhalle
<DD>12/07/92 - Den Bosch, Holland, Brabanthall
<DD>12/09/92 - Copenhagen, Denmark, Forum
<DD>12/10/92 - Copenhagen, Denmark, Forum
<DD>12/12/92 - Gothenburg, Sweden Scandinaium
<DD>12/14/92 - Oslo, Norway, Spektrum
<DD>12/16/92 - Helsinki, Finland, Ishall
<DD>12/18/92 - Stockholm, Sweden, Globen
<DD>'Nowhere else to Roam' Tour 93
<DD>01/22/93 - Kalamazoo, Mi, Wings, Stadium
<DD>01/23/93 - Toledo, Oh, John F. Savage Hall
<DD>01/24/93 - Hershey, PA @
<DD>01/25/93 - American Music Awards (Wherever I May Roam) *
<DD>01/26/93 - Rockford, Il, Metro Centre
<DD>01/28/93 - Iowa Coty, Ia, Carver-Hawkeye Arena
<DD>01/29/93 - La Corsse, WI, Center
<DD>02/01/93 - Saginaw, Mi, Wendler Arena
<DD>02/02/93 - Dayton, Oh, Irvin J. Nutter Center
<DD>02/04/93 - Johnson City, Tn, Freedom Hall
<DD>02/05/93 - Lexington, Ky, Rupp Arena
<DD>02/06/93 - Greenville, SC, Memorial Auditorium
<DD>02/09/93 - Moncton, Nb, Canada, Coliseum
<DD>02/10/93 - Halifax, Canada @
<DD>02/12/93 - Forum: Montreal, Quebec *
<DD>02/13/92 - Forum: Montreal, Quebec
<DD>02/15/93 - Amherst, MA @
<DD>02/17/93 - Charleston, SC @
<DD>02/19/93 - St. Petersburg, FL @
<DD>02/20/93 - Ft Myers, Fl, Lee Civic Center
<DD>02/21/93 - Tallahassee, Fl, Leon CO. Civic Center
<DD>02/25/93 - Mexico City, MExico, Sports Palace * (live shit)
<DD>02/26/93 - Mexico City, MExico, Sports Palace * (live shit)
<DD>02/27/93 - Mexico City, MExico, Sports Palace * (live shit)
<DD>03/01/93 - Mexico City, MExico, Sports Palace * (live shit)
<DD>03/02/93 - Mexico City, MExico, Sports Palace * (live shit)
<DD>03/12/93 - Honolulu, Hi, Neil Blaisdell Center
<DD>03/13/93 - Honolulu, Hi, Neil Blaisdell Center
<DD>03/16/93 - Tokyo, Japan, Yoyogi, Olympic pool
<DD>03/17/93 - Tokyo, Japan, Yoyogi, Olympic pool
<DD>03/18/93 - Yokohama, Japan, Arena
<DD>03/21/93 - Fukuoka, Japan, Sun palace
<DD>03/22/93 - osaka, Japan, Castle Hall
<DD>03/23/93 - Nagoya, Japan, Century hall
<DD>03/26/93 - Auckland, New Zealand, The Supertop @
<DD>03/27/93 - Sydney, Australia, Entertainment Centre
<DD>03/29/93 - Brisbane, Australia, Entertainment Centre @
<DD>03/31/93 - Sydney, Australia, Entertainment Centre
<DD>04/01/93 - Sydney, Australia, Entertainment Centre
<DD>04/03/93 - Melbourne, Australia, National Tennis Centre @
<DD>04/04/93 - Melbourne, Australia,National Tennis Centre @
<DD>04/05/93 - Adelade, Australia, Entertainment Centre
<DD>04/07/93 - Perth, Australia, Entertainment Centre
<DD>04/08/93 - Perth, Australia, Entertainment Centre @
<DD>04/10/93 - Jakarta, Indonesia, Labak bulus Stadium
<DD>04/11/93 - Jakarta, Indonesia, Labak bulus Stadium
<DD>04/13/93 - Singapore, Singapore, Indoor stadium
<DD>04/15/93 - Bangkok, Thailand, Thai japanese youth center
<DD>04/17/93 - Manila, Philippines, University Life stadium
<DD>05/01/93 - Sao Paulo, Brazil
<DD>05/02/93 - Sao Paulo, Brazil *
<DD>05/04/93 - Santiago, Chile * @ <TV Broadcast>
<DD>05/07/93 - Buenos aires, Argentina, Valez sarsfield stadium *
<DD>05/08/93 - Buenos aires, Argentina, Valez sarsfield stadium *
<DD>05/19/93 - Hannover, Germany, Niedersachsenstadion
<DD>05/20/93 - Dusseldorf, Germany, Rheinstadion
<DD>05/22/93 - Manheim, Germany, Maimarktgelande
<DD>05/23/93 - Nurenberg, Germany, Zeppelinfeld
<DD>05/24/93 - Brno, Czech republic, Boby stadium
<DD>05/26/93 - Berlin, Germany, Waldbuhne
<DD>05/28/93 - Gentofte Stadium: Copenhagen, Denmark * @
<DD>05/30/93 - Stockholm, Sweden olympic stadium
<DD>06/01/93 - Helsinki, Finland, Oulynkyla
<DD>06/05/93 - National Bowl: Milton Keynes, UK @ *
<DD>06/08/93 - Bratislava, Slovak republic, Slovan stadium
<DD>06/09/93 - Budapest, Hungary, Mtk Stadium
<DD>06/12/93 - Rotterdam, Holland, Feijenoord, Stadium
<DD>06/13/93 - Paris, France, Hippodrome de vincennes
<DD>06/16/93 - Lisbon, Portugal, Alvalade stadium
<DD>06/18/93 - Madrid, Spain, Rayo vallecano @
<DD>06/20/93 - St. Jakobstadion: Basel, Switzerland *
<DD>06/22/93 - Turin, Italy, Stadium della alpi
<DD>06/25/93 - Istanbul, Turkey, Inonu stadium
<DD>06/27/93 - Panionios Stadium: Athens, Greece *
<DD>06/30/93 - Tel Aviv, Israel, Hayarkon Park
<DD>07/03/93 - Torhout, Belgium, Festival
<DD>07/04/93 - Werchter, Belgium, Festival *
<DD>'Shit hits the Sheds' Tour 94
<DD>05/28/94 - Rehearsal Show, Buffalo, NY
<DD>05/29/94 - Rehearsal Show, Buffalo, NY
<DD>05/30/94 - Buffalo Darien Lake Amphihteater *
<DD>06/01/94 - Holmdel Garden State Arts Center
<DD>06/03/94 - Qubec Hippodrome
<DD>06/04/94 - Molson Park: Barrie, Ontario *
<DD>06/05/94 - Syracuse State Fair Grandstand @
<DD>06/07/94 - Fairgrounds: Allentown, PA @ *
<DD>06/08/94 - Jones Beach Ampitheater: Long Island, NY * @
<DD>06/10/94 - Essex Junction Champlain Valley
<DD>06/11/94 - Mansfield Great Woods
<DD>06/12/94 - North Swanzey Cheshire Fairgrounds
<DD>06/14/94 - Philadelphia Mann Music Center
<DD>06/15/94 - Mechanicsburg Williams Grove
<DD>06/17/94 - Orange County Speedway: Middletown, NY @ *
<DD>06/18/94 - Cleveland Blossom Music Center
<DD>06/19/94 - Cincinnatic Riverbend Music Center
<DD>06/21/94 - Detroit Pine Knob Music Theater
<DD>06/22/94 - Detroit Pine Knob Music Theater
<DD>06/24/94 - Ionia Free Fair
<DD>06/25/94 - Des Moines State Fairgrounds
<DD>06/26/94 - Somerset River's Edge Park
<DD>06/28/94 - St Louis Riverport
<DD>06/29/94 - Columbus Polaris
<DD>07/01/94 - Summerfest: Marcus Ampitheater: Milwaukee, WI * @
<DD>07/02/94 - Indianapolis Deer Creek Music Center
<DD>07/03/94 - World Music Theater: Chicago, IL * @
<DD>07/17/94 - Vancouver Thunderbird Stadium
<DD>07/19/94 - Seattle Memorial Stadium
<DD>07/20/94 - Portland New Portland Meadows
<DD>07/22/94 - San Fransisco Shoreline Amphitheater
<DD>07/23/94 - Sacremento Cal Expo Grandstand *
<DD>07/24/94 - San Bernadino Blockbuster Pavilion
<DD>07/26/94 - Dominguez Hills Festival Field
<DD>07/27/94 - Phoenix Desert Sky Pavillion
<DD>07/29/94 - Park City Park West
<DD>07/30/94 - Las Vegas Sam Boyd Silverbowl
<DD>07/31/94 - San Diego Brown Airport Field
<DD>08/02/94 - Albequerque UNM Stadium
<DD>08/03/94 - Fiddler's Green Ampith: Denver, CO *
<DD>08/05/94 - Dallas Starplex Amphitheater *
<DD>08/06/94 - Austin South Park Meadows
<DD>08/07/94 - Houston Raceway Park
<DD>08/09/94 - Oklahoma City Fairgrounds Arena
<DD>08/10/94 - Kansas City Sandstone Amphitheater
<DD>08/12/94 - Pittsburgh Star Lake Amphitheater
<DD>08/13/94 - Woodstock II: Saugerties, NY * @
<DD>08/14/94 - Washington DC Merriweather Post
<DD>08/16/94 - Charlotte Blockbuster Pavillion
<DD>08/17/94 - Nashville Starwood Amphitheater @
<DD>08/19/94 - Atlanta Lakewood Amphitheater *
<DD>08/20/94 - Florida expo hall, Tampa State Fairgrounds
<DD>08/21/94 - Miami, Bicentennial Park FL * 
<DD>'Escape from the Studio' - Tour 95
<DD>08/23/95 - London Astoria, England * @ +
<DD>08/26/95 - Castle Donington, England * @
<DD>09/03/95 - Tuktoyaktuk, Canada
<DD>11/13/95 - Whiskey a Go GO, Los Angeles * + (Lemmys Birthday party)

<DD>96 Promo tour - Tour 95
<DD>07/04/96 - outside Tower Records, Blossom Hill Rd, San Jose. @ *
<DD>07/04/96 - outside Another Tower Records??, @ *

<DD>Club members warmup gigs...
<DD>06/09/96 - SLIMS CLUB,333 Eleventh St.,San Francisco, CA USA
<DD>06/10/96 - SLIMS CLUB,333 Eleventh St.,San Francisco, CA USA
<DD>06/23/96 - THE PHOENIX,410 Sherbourne St.,Toronto, Ontario, Canada

<dd>METALLICA - LOLLAPALOOZA 1996
<DD>06/27/96 - Des Moines, IA, State Fairgrounds
<DD>06/28/96 - Sedalia, MO, State Fairgrounds
<DD>06/30/96 - Detroit Lakes, MN, Country Jam Fest
<DD>07/02/96 - Columbus, OH, Buckeye Lake
<DD>07/03/96 - Toledo, OH, Toledo Speedway
<DD>07/05/96 - Boyne, MI, Boyne Mountain
<a name="New Tour Dates"></a>
<DD>07/07/96 - Eastern Canada, TBA
<DD>07/09/96 - Northhampton, MA, Northhampton Airport
<DD>07/13/96 - Saugerties, NY, Woodstock Sight
<DD>07/15/96 - Allentown, PA, Allentown Fairgrounds
<DD>07/16/96 - Charlestown, WV, Charlestown Raceway
<DD>07/18/96 - West Palm Beach, Florida
<DD>07/20/96 - Rockingham, NC, Rockingham Dragway
<DD>07/23/96 - New Orleans, LA, Tad Gormley Stadium
<DD>07/25/96 - Bryan, TX, Bryan Speedway
<DD>07/27/96 - Oklahoma City, OK, Remington Park
<DD>07/29/96 - Fort Collins, CO, Hughes Stadium
<DD>07/31/96 - Tucson, AZ, Pima County Fairgrounds
<DD>08/02/96 - San Bernardino, Blockbuster Pavilion
<DD>08/03/96 - Southern California, TBA
<DD>08/05/96 - Northern California, TBA
<DD>08/07/96 - Yakima, WA, Central Washington Fairgrounds
<DD>08/09/96 - Vancouver, BC, Thunderbird Stadium
<DD>08/10/96 - Madris, OR, River Phoenix Amphitheater
 
'Load on the Road' - Tour 96-?
 
<DD>08/27/96 - Denmark, Copenhagen Forum
<DD>08/30/96 - Sweden, Stockholm, The Globe
<DD>09/01/96 - Sweden, Gothenburg, Scandinavium
<DD>09/07/96 - Norway, Oslo Spektrum
<DD>09/09/96 - Finland, Helsinki Icehal
<DD>09/12/96 - Germany, Kiel Ostseshalle
<DD>09/14/96 - Belgium, Gent Flanders Expo
<DD>09/15/96 - France, Paris Bercy
<DD>09/18/96 - Spain, San Sebastian Velodrome
<DD>09/19/96 - Spain, La Caruna Coliseum
<DD>09/21/96 - Portugal, Lisbon
<DD>09/22/96 - Spain, Madrid Sports Palace
<DD>09/23/96 - Spain, Barcelona Palau Sant Jordi
<DD>09/26/96 - Italy, Rome Palaeur
<DD>09/28/96 - Italy, Milan Forum
<DD>09/29/96 - Italy, Turin Palastampa
<DD>09/30/96 - Italy, Firenze Palasport
<DD>10/02/96 - France, Marseille Le Dome
<DD>10/03/96 - France, Lyon Hall Tony Garnier
<DD>10/05/96 - England, Birmingham, NEC
<DD>10/06/96 - England, Birmingham, NEC
<DD>10/07/96 - England, Newcastle Arena
<DD>10/09/96 - Ireland, Dublin, The Point
<DD>10/12/96 - England, London, Earls Court
<DD>10/15/96 - England, Manchester NYNEX Arena
<DD>10/16/96 - Sheffield, Arena
<DD>10/18/96 - Germany, Hamburg, Sporthalle
<DD>10/21/96 - Germany, Dortmund, Westfalenhalle
<DD>10/23/96 - Germany, Frankfurt, Festhalle
<DD>10/25/96 - Germany, Mannheim, Maimarkthalle
<DD>10/26/96 - Germany, Munich, Olympiahalle
<DD>10/28/96 - Hungary, Budapest, Sports Hall
<DD>10/29/96 - Austria, Vienna, Stadthalle
<DD>10/30/96 - Czech, Prague Sports Hall
<DD>11/01/96 - Germany, Berlin, Deutschlandhalle
<DD>11/04/96 - Germany, Kassel, Eiasporthalle
<DD>11/05/96 - Germany, Oldenburg, Weser-Ims-Halle
<hr>
<a name="Bootlegs"></a>Bootlegs 
-------- 
I have got rid of this section mainly because there is a complete
bootleg/official Discography (and its very good) that can be got by
mailing Ian Sturman <A href="mailto:i...@leofric.cov.ac.uk">

(i...@leofric.cov.ac.uk)</a>
This is also available from
<a href="http://www.ibmpcug.co.uk/~IanC/metdisc2.htm">http://www.ibmpcug.co.uk/~IanC/metdisc2.htm</a>
You may want to check out the official releases discography as well which is
at <a href="http://www.ibmpcug.co.uk/~IanC/metdisc1.htm">http://www.ibmpcug.co.uk/~IanC/metdisc2.htm</a>
<hr>
<a name="Traders"></a>Traders 
------- 
A list of MetallicA traders is being maintained by Simon Milburn <A href="mailto:sim...@mincom.oz.au">

(sim...@mincom.oz.au)</a>, copies of which are posted to
alt.rock-n-roll.metal.metallica, alt.music.bootlegs, The Metallica Digest
and can be found at <a href="http://www.prairienet.org/~anthrax">Carl Sylvester's Home Page</a>
<hr>

<a name="Fan Club"></a>Fan Club 
-------- 
Metallica finally formed a Club worthy of their fans. This club is
completely owned and operated by the band, it is any members "connection"
to the band! Metallica Club produces an annual T-shirt and prints their own
magazine called "So What!" along with that, the club is THE place to get
merchandise, tickets and maybe even a backstage pass! Contests and inside
information make every issue of So What! something to look forward to!

The official 'MetallicA Club'
can be contacted at

The MetallicA Club 
PO BOX 18327 
KNOXVILLE TN 37928 - 2327 
USA 
or 
The MetallicA Fan Club <A href="mailto:met...@aol.com">

(met...@aol.com)</a>
As of June 4th 1996 the <a href="http://www.metclub.com/">Metclub Website</a>
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<a name="Side Projects"></a>Side Projects...etc.. 
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Spastic Children 
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Who are they. Well they are 
James "Flunky" McDaniel - Guitar 
Jumbo - bass 
Fred Cotton - vocals 
James Hetfield - drums 
The first three had created the band and invited james to
play drums.
Cliff Burton and Kirk both played at times...
This band is a fun un-professional band and have never released
anything.
Gigs 
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<DD>01/31/86 Ruthie's Inn: San Francisco, CA (1st gig)
<DD>02/20/86 Rock on Broadway, SanFran, CA (Hetfeild,Burton)
<DD>04/20/86 Brazil
<DD>06/21/86 Ruthies Inn: San Francisco, CA (Hetfeild,Burton)
<DD>01/02/87 Rock on Broadway: San Francisco, CA
<DD>01/03/89 Omni: Oakland, CA
<DD>01/08/90 Omni: Oakland, CA
(It would be very hard to produce a full list due to the nature of
the band)
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Voodoo Children 
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Group that only made one performance in benefit to the blues guitarist
John Campbell in summer 1993. The lineup was:
<DD> Kirk Hammett-Guitar
<DD> Jason Newsted-Bass
<DD> Tony Prinzivalli-Guitar, vocals
<DD> Whitey Chrobak-Keys
<DD> Tim Lau-Drums
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IR8 
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<DD> Jason Newsted - bass, vocals
<DD> Devin Townsend - guitar
<DD> Tom Hunting - Drums
They recorded a 3 track demo in mid-October '94 in the space of
5 days. Tracks where
<DD> Colossus
<DD> Nothing
<DD> Black on black
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i4NI 
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<DD> James Hetfield : Vocals, Guitar ?
This is a cover band featuring James, any other info would be welcome.
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Quarteto De Pinge 
----------------- 
<DD> The Band is made up of
<DD> Jason Newsted - Vocals/Bass (MetallicA)
<DD> Robb Flynn - Vocals/Guitar (Machine Head)
<DD> Andreas Kisser - Guitar (Sepultura)
<DD> Tom Hunting - Drums (ex Exodus)
The band have recorded a 3 track demo featuring 2 new songs and
a cover of MotorHeads 'No Class'. The demo was recorded Sometime in
Sept/Oct 96... The following is some quotes from Robb Flynn on the band
"We're doing this purely for our own amusement. Jason lives near me and
he's been saying for ages that we should jam. Tom is also a friend and
Andreas was around at the time"
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Tree of the Sun 
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<DD> The only know members are Jason Newsted, and Scott Reeder (Kyuss
bassist) and they have recorded a demo. Any other info would be welcome.
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<a name="Tribute Albums"></a>Tribute Albums 
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Various - 'METAL MILITIA' 
Available from 
Black Sun Records 
BOX 129.401 
22 Goteborg 
Sweden
This album feature a number of swedish bands with a selection of tracks
from metallica's first 5 albums

Various - 'METAL MILITIA - A tribute to MetallicA II' 
This album also features a number of swedish bands with a selection of tracks
from metallica's first 5 albums
This one is on Tribute records their fax number is +46 (0) 31 150424.

Die Krupps - 'A Tribute to Metallica' 
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<a name="Net"></a><h2><center>Net</h2>
Some MetallicA type places of interest on the net
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The MetallicA Digest ... to subscribe send mail to
The MetallicA Digest <A href="mailto:metallic...@thinkage.on.ca">

(metallic...@thinkage.on.ca)</a>
including 'subscribe' in the subject line

<li><A href="news:alt.rock-n-roll.metal.metallica">alt.rock-n-roll.metal.metallica </a>
<li><A href="http://bip.concept.se/user/metallus/metallus.html">Metallica Covers list</a>

...and of course MetallicA and the MetClub...
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Ian
i...@natas.win-uk.net

"When all the leaves have fallen and turned to dust, will we remain
entrenched within our ways.
Indifference, the plague that moves throughout this land Omen signs
in the shapes of things to come." Dead Can Dance - 'Severence'g

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