Apr 19, 2014  If your'e trying to watch this on your phone and it can't played in your country then either get Video Tube, Pro Tuber, or some other youtube app. Otherwise check it out on a desktop. Thanks again. Lyrics to 'Welcome Home (Sanitarium)' by Metallica. Welcome to where time stands still / No one leaves and no one will / Moon is full, never seems to change / Just labelled mentally deranged /.

Summer Sanitarium Tour Tour byStart dateJune 23, 2000 ( 2000-06-23)End dateAugust 10, 2003 ( 2003-08-10)Legs2No. Of shows41 in North AmericaBox office$90.8 million($126 million in 2019 dollars )concert chronology.(1999–2000). Summer Sanitarium Tour(2000, 2003).(2003–04)The Summer Sanitarium Tour was a music event led by American band,.

The first edition took place during the summer of 2000, with 20 shows in the United States. A second edition was held during the summer of 2003, with 21 shows in North America. The tour was sponsored by and and promoted. Contents.Background It marks the final tour for bassist, who quit the band in January 2001. Before the concert in Atlanta on July 7, 2000, injured his back in a jet skiing accident and was forced to sit out three shows.

Newsted sang most of the songs during these concerts, and the vocals and rhythm guitar were also taken by musicians from the supporting acts, such as and his guitarists Kenny Olson and, and of, and of.The tour become the highest-grossing tour for both editions. It grossed $42 million in 2000 and $48.8 million in 2003. Support acts.

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. 'Released: July 2, 1986Master of Puppets is the third studio album by American band, released on March 3, 1986,.

Recorded at with producer, it was the band's last album to feature bassist, who died in a bus accident in Sweden during the album's promotional tour.The album's artwork, designed by Metallica and and painted by Don Brautigam, depicts a cemetery field of white crosses tethered to strings, manipulated by a pair of hands in a blood-red sky. Instead of releasing a single or video in advance of the album's release, Metallica embarked on a five-month American tour in support of. The European leg was canceled after Burton's death in September 1986, and the band returned home to audition a new bassist.Master of Puppets peaked at number 29 on the, and received widespread acclaim from critics, who praised its music and political lyrics.

Today, it is widely considered to be one of the greatest heavy metal albums of all time, and is credited with consolidating the American scene. Ooma voip. It was certified by the in 2003 for shipping six million copies in the United States, and was later certified six times platinum by and gold by the.

In 2015, Master of Puppets became the first metal recording to be selected by the for preservation in the for being 'culturally, historically, or aesthetically significant.' Contents.Background and recording Metallica's 1983 debut laid the foundation for with its aggressive musicianship and vitriolic lyrics. The album revitalized the American, and inspired similar records by contemporaries.

The band's second album extended the limits of the genre with its more sophisticated songwriting and improved production. The album caught the attention of representative Michael Alago, who signed the group to an eight-album deal in the fall of 1984, halfway through the album's promotional tour.

Elektra reissued Ride the Lightning on November 19, and the band began touring larger venues and festivals throughout 1985. After parting with manager, Metallica hired Q Prime executives Cliff Burnstein. During the summer, the band played the festival at, alongside and to an audience of 70,000.Metallica was motivated to make an album that would impress critics and fans, and began writing new material in mid-1985. Lead vocalist and rhythm guitarist and drummer were the main songwriters on the album, already titled Master of Puppets. The two developed ideas at a garage in, before inviting bassist and guitarist for rehearsals.

Hetfield and Ulrich described the songwriting process as starting with 'guitar riffs, assembled and reassembled until they start to sound like a song'. After that, the band came up with a song title and topic, and Hetfield wrote lyrics to match the title. Master of Puppets is Metallica's first album not to feature songwriting contributions from former lead guitarist. Mustaine claimed he had co-written 'Leper Messiah', based on an old song called 'The Hills Ran Red'. The band denied this, but stated that one section incorporated Mustaine's ideas. When I saw two kids who worked there in London wearing T-shirts of a local San Francisco band, I knew I was onto something. When I heard their record, I knew they were the one band that could sell to both mainstream and underground metal audiences.— Cliff Burnstein, on signing MetallicaThe band was not satisfied with the acoustics of the American studios they considered, and decided to record in Ulrich's native Denmark.

Ulrich took drum lessons, and Hammett worked with to learn how to record more efficiently. Ulrich was in talks with 's bassist and vocalist to produce the album, but the collaboration never materialized because of uncoordinated schedules.

Metallica recorded the album with producer at in, from September 1 to December 27, 1985. The writing of all the songs except 'Orion' and 'The Thing That Should Not Be' was completed before the band's arrival in Copenhagen. Rasmussen stated that the band brought well-prepared of the songs, and only slight changes were made to the compositions in the studio. The recording took longer than the previous album because Metallica had developed a sense of perfectionism and had higher ambitions.

Metallica eschewed the slick production and synthesizers of contemporary hard rock and albums. With a reputation for drinking, the band stayed sober on recording days.

Hammett recalled that the group was 'just making another album' at the time and 'had no idea that the record would have such a range of influence that it went on to have'. He also said that the group was 'definitely peaking' at the time and that the album had 'the sound of a band really gelling, really learning how to work well together'.Rasmussen and Metallica did not manage to complete the mixtapes as planned. Instead, the multitrack recordings were sent in January 1986 to, who finished the album's mixing. The cover was designed by Metallica and Peter Mensch and painted by Don Brautigam.

It depicts a cemetery field of white crosses tethered to strings, manipulated by a pair of hands in a blood-red sky. Ulrich explained that the artwork summarized the lyrical content of the album—people being subconsciously manipulated.

The original artwork was sold at, New York City for $28,000 in 2008. The band mocked the warning stickers promoted by the with a facetious label on the cover: 'The only track you probably won't want to play is 'Damage, Inc.'

Due to the multiple use of the infamous 'F' word. Otherwise, there aren't any ' anywhere on this record'.The album was recorded with the following equipment: Hammett's guitars were a 1974, a, and a Stratocaster copy; Hetfield used a played through a amplifier modified as a pre-amp; Burton played an through Mesa Boogie amplifier heads and cabinets; Ulrich played drum equipment, and borrowed a rare Ludwig Black Beauty snare drum from drummer. Music and lyrics Master of Puppets features dynamic music and thick arrangements.

Metallica delivered a more refined approach and performance compared to the previous two albums, with multilayered songs and technical dexterity. This album and its predecessor Ride the Lightning follow a similar track sequencing: both open with an song with an acoustic intro, followed by a lengthy title track, and a fourth track with ballad qualities.

Although both albums are similarly structured, the musicianship on Master of Puppets is more powerful and epic in scope, with tight rhythms and delicate guitar solos. According to music writer, Master of Puppets introduced a new level of heaviness and complexity in thrash metal, displaying atmospheric and precisely executed songs. Hetfield's vocals had matured from the hoarse shouting of the first two albums to a deeper, in-control yet aggressive style. The songs explore themes such as control and the abuse of power. The lyrics describe the consequences of alienation, oppression, and feelings of powerlessness.

Author Ryan Moore thought the lyrics depicted 'ominous yet unnamed forces of power wielding total control over helpless human subjects'. The lyrics were considered perceptive and harrowing, and were praised for being honest and socially conscious by writer Brock Helander. Referring to the epic proportions of the songs, 's Eamonn Stack stated that 'at this stage in their careers Metallica weren't even doing songs, they were telling stories'. The compositions and arrangements benefited from Burton's classical training and understanding of harmony. The lyrics on 'Master of Puppets' are from the point of a voice of a personification of addiction. Author puts forth manipulation by 'the invisible forces of control that govern all our lives' as a theme that runs throughout the album.Problems playing this file?

Battery' refers to angry violence, as in the term 'assault and battery'. Some critics contended that the title actually refers to an artillery battery, and interpreted it as 'Hetfield singing of a war tactic as the aggressor' personifying destruction. The song begins with bass-heavy acoustic guitars that build upon multitracked layers until they are joined by a sonic wall of distorted electric guitars. It then breaks into fast, aggressive riffing featuring off-beat rhythms and heavily distorted minor where root-fifth might be expected. Hetfield improvised the riff while relaxing in London. ' consists of several riffs with odd meters and a cleanly picked middle section with melodic solo. The song shares a similar structure with 'The Four Horsemen' from the band's first album: two verse-chorus sets lead to a lengthy interlude to another verse-chorus set.

The opening and pre-verse sections feature fast downstroked riffing at around 220 in mostly 44 time. Every fourth of each verse and the outro is cut short by more than a beat; the of these bars is often inaccurately analyzed as being 58, but it is closer to 2132. A lengthy interlude follows the second chorus, beginning with a clean, arpeggiated section over which Hetfield contributes a melodic solo; the riffing becomes distorted and progressively more heavy and Hammett provides a more virtuosic solo before the song eventually returns to the main verse. The song closes with a fade-out of sinister laughter. The lyrical theme is addiction. Hammett performing the 'Master of Puppets' solo in the late 1990sAll of the songs have been performed live and some became permanent setlist features.

Four tracks were featured on the nine-song set list for the album's promotional tour: 'Battery' as opener, 'Master of Puppets', 'Welcome Home (Sanitarium)', and 'Damage, Inc.' The title track, which was issued as a single in France, became a live staple and the most played Metallica song.

's Chad Childers characterized the band's performance as 'furious' and the song as the set's highlight. Rolling Stone described the live performance as 'a classic in all its eight-minute glory'. While filming its 3D movie (2013) at the in Vancouver, crosses were rising from the stage during the song, reminiscent of the album's cover art.' Welcome Home (Sanitarium)' is the second-most performed song from the album. The live performance is often accompanied by lasers, pyrotechnical effects and film screens.

'Battery' is usually played at the beginning of the setlist or during the encore, accompanied by lasers and flame plumes. 'Disposable Heroes' is featured in the video album (2009) filmed in, in which the song was played on the second of three nights at the. 'Orion' is the least-performed song from the album. Its first live performance was during the tour, when the band performed the album in its entirety, honoring the 20th anniversary of its release. The band performed the album in the middle of the set.

'Battery', 'Welcome Home (Sanitarium)', 'Damage, Inc.' And the full-length 'Master of Puppets' were revived for the band's concerts in 1998 and 1999, after having been retired for a number of years.

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