Metallica March 2, 1992 Riverfront Coliseum Cincinnati, OH, United States Wherever We May Roam North American Tour
Disc 1: Radio Ad Backstage Comments From The Band Ecstasy Of Gold Enter Sandman Creeping Death Harvester Of Sorrow Welcome Home (Sanitarium) Sad But True Wherever I May Roam Jason Newsted Bass Solo Through The Never
Disc 2: The Unforgiven And Justice For All Collage Lars Ulrich Drum Solo Kirk Hammet Guitar Solo Nothing Else Matters For Whom The Bell Tolls Fade To Black Whiplash
Disc 3: Audience La Grange Master Of Puppets Seek And Destroy Audience One Last Caress Am I Evil Battery Audience Stone Cold Crazy Closing Comments From Kirk & Lars
Remastered by Metal Thrashing Mad 2011-04-19
This was my very first Metallica show, and I have to first say that I am eternally grateful to "The Govner" for not only taping this show but also the other two Metallica shows that I saw in Cincy and Dayton, OH later on in 1992 and 1993. I am forever in debt to him for his efforts.
I must admit that I have never taped a show and I probably never will. I am far too picky and would probably throw the thing away at the earliest sign of a mistake or flaw in my recording. I would certainly never release it unless it was perfection. Needless to say I would not make a good bootlegger. I'm far more acceptable of and grateful for the work of others than I am of my own. I can only image how hard it is to do this.
So believe me, my decision to remaster this is in no way is a negative toward what was done by Jerry B back in 1992.He certainly sacrificed some of his show experience that night and many others so that we could have these shows live on for eternity.I respect the fact that most tapers put their stuff out in raw form, many of them asking that it not be retouched. So I hope that if this copy ever gets back to Jerry, he understands.
I remastered this knowing that there was something just a little better that could be brought out from the original recording. It was there, just a little hidden.The source tape was obviously very good just as all of Jerr's stuff is. But a little muffled, and there were some minor touchups that could be done to make the sound a little sharper and give it a little more life. I did not want to dig deeper and butcher Jerry's work. So after a little EQ throughout and couple of other minor tweaks, here we have it.
