An official announcement for the “S & M²” box set with METALLICA2019 performance with Symphony of San Francisco, will be held tomorrow (Wednesday, July 15) at 9:00 am EDT / 6:00 am PDT through the band’s official social media channels.
The news of the set’s release was revealed last month by the drummer. Lars Ulrich, who spoke with METALLICA superfan Tracey Bednar, a pediatric nurse from the ICU of Long Island, New York, during an episode of “Jimmi Kimmel Live!”
the “S & M²” featured concerts METALLICA meet with Symphony of San Francisco for the first time since the original “S & M²” performances in 1999 documented by the Grammywinning live album “YE” – plus the first METALLICA/ /Symphony of San Francisco Performances of songs written and released from those shows. Filmed about the two exhausted METALLICA shows that it opened the Chase Center, the new 18,064-seat arena in San Francisco, “S & M²” captures over two and a half hours of James Hetfield, Lars Ulrich, Kirk Hammett and Robert Trujillo join forces with the almost 80 strong San Francisco symphony with a special appearance by the legendary conductor Michael Tilson Thomas.
A clip of “The memory remains” performance of the “S & M²” The movie can be seen below.
The shows attracted 16,000 fans and saw all four members of METALLICA playing on a rotating circular stage in the center of the arena floor, surrounded by 75 members of the Symphony and driver Edwin Outwater.
The three-hour concerts were divided into two parts and included a version of “Anesthesia (pulling teeth)” of METALLICAfirst album, “Kill them all”, performed solo by the Symphony bass player Scott Pingel in tribute to METALLICAlate bassist Cliff burton.
Ulrich saying Kerrang! magazine: “The ‘Anesthesia’ the bass solo was amazing. The way fans reacted was Goosebumps City. I loved the challenge of playing ‘Iron foundry’. I loved revisiting songs that we don’t play that often. ‘The Torn Outlaw’ and ‘The call of ktulu’.
“I loved how Edwin brought a kind of dynamic when I was driving more rock material, and how Michael Tilson Thomas The teacher, the world’s greatest statesman, brought a few different pieces and encouraged fans to understand where the symphonic and rock worlds overlap.
Above all, however, the fact that there was no barricade was highlighted. When was the last time you went to a rock show of that size without one? What does that barricade do? What does it mean? safety, but it’s essentially something that separates people. I loved being able to hang out with the fans. At one point, I lay back and let myself be hugged. That was a great time. “
Set I
01. The ecstasy of gold (Cover of Ennio Morricone) (performed by the San Francisco Symphony)
02. Ktulu’s call
03. For whom the Bell Tolls
04. The day that never comes
05. Memory remains
06. Confusion
07. Burning moth
08. The torn outlaw
09. No clover leaf
10) Halo On Fire
Set II
eleven) Scythian Suite, Op.20, Second movement (Cover of Sergei Sergeyevich Prokofiev) (performed by the San Francisco Symphony)
12) Iron foundry (Cover of Alexander Mosolov) (live debut)
13) The Unforgiven III (performed by the San Francisco Symphony)
14) Everything inside my hands (acoustic)
fifteen. (Anesthesia) Pulling teeth (bass part performed by bassist of San Francisco Symphony)
sixteen. Wherever I can roam
17) One
18) Puppeteer
19) Nothing else matters
twenty) Sandman enters (with “The Frayed Ends Of Sanity” outro)
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