Metallica/London,UK 1984

From the first UK tour in 1984, the band's second live performance in the UK, following March 27th, is recorded as a high-quality audience recording of the Marquee Club performance on April 8th. Released their first album "Kill 'Em All" in 1983. At the live show, which took place just three months before the release of their second album "Ride The Lightning," you can fully enjoy the vivid performance typical of early Metallica. Momentum is more important than consistency and completeness. Although it was a live performance at the time, the overall listening response is sufficient. In less than a year, the band will rapidly grow into a band that will give you spectacular performances just like the main performance in Chicago, so it can be said that this is the best bonus title that allows you to feel the band's rapid rise. Probably. The Chicago performance is by far the best in terms of its completeness as a live performance, but the chaotic performance unique to 1984 is full of charm that is unique to this period. The moment when The Ecstasy Of Gold starts with the opening number Hit The Lights is amazing, but in the middle, Creeping Death, Ride The Lightning, and even the big instrumental song Call Of Ktulu are played from the next new work, all of which are must-hear parts. It has become. Remastered the famous sound source previously recorded on Disc 2 of "Fight Fire With Fire" (Langley). With even higher sound quality, you can enjoy an amazing show. A spectacular document of early Metallica that overwhelmed discerning metal fans in London. This is a must-have item for fans with the best sound quality and content. Live at Marquee, London, UK 8th April 1984 TRULY AMAZING SOUND 1. The Ecstasy Of Gold 2. Hit The Lights 3. Four Horsemen 4. Phantom Lord 5. No Remorse 6. Creeping Death 7. Ride The Lightning 8. Call Of Ktulu 9. Seek & Destroy 10. Anesthesia(Pulling Teeth) 11. Whiplash 12. Metal Militia James Hetfield - Guitar, Vocal Lars Ulrich - Drums Cliff Burton – Bass Kirk Hammett - Guitar