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 VIDEO
CLIPS
ONE
Release
Date: January 1989
Directors: Michael
Salomon & Bill Pope
Album: ...And Justice For All
Notes:
-
"One"
has scenes from "Johnny Got His Gun" (1971) movie.
-
There
are three versions of "One" video. First version
is the longest version. It has scenes from the band's jam
and the movie. Second version is shorter than the first version.
It has scenes from band's jam and the movie. Third version
is another short version. It doesn't has any scenes from the
movie.
-
"One"
is the first video clip Metallica ever made.
-
"One"
is the first Grammy Award winner song of Metallica.
ENTER
SANDMAN
Release
Date: August
1991
Director: Wayne
Isham
Album: Metallica
(Black Album)
Notes:
- There
are three versions of "Enter Sandman" video.
- "Enter
Sandman" is Metallica's first studio video.
THE
UNFORGIVEN
Release
Date: November
1991
Director: Matt
Mahurin
Album: Metallica
(Black Album)
Notes:
- "The
Unforgiven" is the first Metallica video which has a subject.
- There
are three versions of "The Unforgiven" video.
- "The
Unforgiven " is Metallica's first black & white video
clip.
- There are two versions of Unforgiven video. Original version is about 7 minutes. And the other versions is 11 minutes 22 seconds. This long version doesn't has any scenes that band members in.
NOTHING
ELSE MATTERS
Release
Date: February
1992
Director: Adam
Dubin
Album: Metallica
(Black Album)
Notes:
WHEREVER
I MAY ROAM
Release
Date: June
1992
Director: Wayne
Isham
Album: Metallica
(Black Album)
Notes:
SAD
BUT TRUE
Release
Date: October
1992
Director: Wayne
Isham
Album: Metallica
(Black Album)
Notes:
- "Sad
But True" video has scenes from Metallica's San Diego '92
concert.
WHIPLASH
Release
Date: December
1993
Director: Wayne
Isham
Album: Kill
'em All
Notes:
- "Whiplash"
video has scenes from Metallica's San Diego '92 concert.
- "Whiplash"
is the first video for Kill 'em All album.
WELCOME
HOME - SANITARIUM
Release
Date: December
1993
Director: Wayne
Isham
Album: Master
of Puppets
Notes:
- "Sanitarium"
video has scenes from Metallica's Seattle '89 concert.
- "Sanitarium"
is the first video for Master of Puppets album'.
FOR
WHOM THE BELL TOLLS
Release
Date: December
1993
Director: Michael
Salomon
Album: Ride
the Lightning
Notes:
FADE
TO BLACK
ReleaseDate:
December
1993
Directors: Michael
Salomon, Wayne
Isham
Album: Ride
the Lightning
Notes:
UNTIL
IT SLEEPS
Release
Date: May
1996
Director: Samuel
Bayer
Album: Load
Notes:
-
"Until
It Sleeps" is the first video for Load album.
-
"Until
It Sleeps" video is the second Metallica video, after
"The Unforgiven" video, which has a subject.
HERO
OF THE DAY
Release
Date: August
1996
Director: Anton
Corbijn
Album: Load
Notes:
MAMA
SAID
Release
Date: 1996
Director: Anton
Corbijn
Album: Load
KING
NOTHING
Release
Date: January
1997
Director: Matt
Mahurin
Album: Load
THE
MEMORY REMAINS
ReleaseDate:
November
1997
Director: Paul
Andresen
Album: Reload
Notes:
- "The
Momory Remains" is the first video clip for Reload album.
- Featuring
Marianne Faithfull.
THE
UNFORGIVEN II
Release
Date:
January 1998
Director: Matt
Mahurin
Album: Reload
FUEL
Release
Date: May
1998
Director: Wayne
Isham
Album: Reload
TURN
THE PAGE
Release
Date: November
1998
Director: Jonas
Akerlund
Album: Garage
Inc.
Notes:
-
"The
The Page" is the first video clip for Garage Inc. album.
-
"The
The Page" is the first Metallica clip for a cover song.
-
There
are two verisons of "Turn The Page". Censored version
doesn't has scenes from the woman's home and from the night
club.
WHISKEY
IN THE JAR
Release
Date: November
1999
Director: Jonas
Akerlund
Album: Garage
Inc.
DIE,
DIE MY DARLING
ReleaseDate:
1999
Director: -
Album: Garage
Inc.
Notes:
NO
LEAF CLOVER
Release
Date: 1999
Director: Wayne
Isham
Album: S&M
Notes:
- "No
Leaf Clover" is the first and the only video clip for S&M
album.
I
DISAPPEAR
Release
Date: 2000
Director: Wayne
Isham
Album: M:I
- 2 (Soundtrack)
Notes:
ST
ANGER
Release
Date: May,
2003
Director: The Malloy Brothers
Album: St. Anger
Notes:
FRANTIC
Release
Date: Aug,
2003
Director: Wayne
Isham
Album: St. Anger
Notes:
HOME
VIDEOS
 CLIFF
'EM ALL
Release
Date: December 4, 1987
Produced by: Curt Marvis, Jeff Richter
Directors: Jea Pellerin, Doug Freel
Recorded at: Various Concerts between 1983 and 1986
Cliff
'Em All was originally released in late 1987 featuring bootleg
concert footage taken between 1983 and 1986. The video was released
to celebrate the three and a half years Cliff was in the band.
This
is what the band had to say about the video:
Well
we finally went and did what we always talked about not doing,
releasing a vid!! Before you throw up in disgust let us (except
K___) tell you the idea behind this.
First
of all this is not your typical shit home vidio (it's worse) done
with high-tech 10-camera production and sound. It's a compilation
of bootleg footage shot by sneaky Metallifux, stuff shot for T.V.
that was never used, but we've held onto, home footage, personal
fotos & us drunk.
But
most important, it's really a look back at the 3 1/2 years that
Cliff was with us and includes his best bass solos and the home
footage & pix, that we feel best capture his unique personality
and style.
The
quality in some places ain't that happening but the feeling is
there and that's what matters!!
 2
OF ONE
Release
Date: June 20, 1989
Director: Michael Soloman
To
commemorate the success of Metallica's first promotional video,
the band released this video including both versions of the One
video. In addition to the two videos, the video includes a five-minute
introduction by Lars.
A
YEAR & HALF IN THE LIFE OF METALLICA
Release
Date: November 17, 1992
Produced by: Juliana Roberts
Director: Adam Dubin
-
 Part
One
In
this 90-minute video, you'll watch Metallica and Bob Rock
record their 1991 smash hit, Metallica. You will see why it
takes 9 months to complete a Metallica, from beginning to
end. This video also includes the videos for Enter Sandman,
The Unforgiven, and Nothing Else Matters.
-
Part
Two
In
the second installment of Metallica Year and a Half in the
Life of… documentary, Director Adam Dubin caught the
first 14 months of the Black Album tour. Included on the video
is live footage from Castle Donington, Moscow, San Francisco's
Day on the Green, the Freddie Mercury Tribute, the Metallica/Guns
tour, and various awards shows. The videos for Wherever I
May Roam and Sad But True are also included to add onto the
video mayhem
 CUNNING
STUNTS
Release
Date: December 8, 1998
Produced by: Hetfield & Ulrich
Director: Wayne Isham
Recorded at: Tarrent County Convention Center, Ft. Worth,
TX
Filmed
during the course of the Poor Touring Me '96-'97 tour, Cunning
Stunts captures a two night stay in Fort Worth, TX. Filmed with
the DVD format clearly in mind, the Cunning Stunts DVD features
over 140 minutes of concert footage, band interviews, documentaries,
and behind-the-scenes footage. Cunning Stunts features three multi-angle
songs (Bitch, Bellz, and Roam), which allows the viewer to choose
their favorite band member and follow them around for the whole
song. Also included on the DVD is a photo gallery section with
almost 1,000 photos from every stop of the tour. The VHS release
captures only the concert performance.
 S&M
Release
Date: November 23, 1999
Produced by: Bob Rock with Hetfield, Ulrich, & Kamen
Director: Wayne Isham
Recorded at: Berkeley Community Theatre, Berkeley, CA
"Did
you hear the one about the rock band that wanted to play with
the symphony?" S&M documents the historic collaboration
between Metallica and the San Francisco Symphony Orchestra. The
S&M DVD brings that concert into your home in full Dolby Digital
5.1 surround sound.
The
DVD is filled with various extras, aside from the concert in its
entirety. There is a 41-minute documentary, featuring a look into
the making of S&M, including behind the scenes footage, interviews
with Metallica, Michael Kamen, the SF Symphony, and much more.
Much like Cunning Stunts, S&M features four multi-angle songs
(Wolf, Fuel, Sad, and Sandman), which allows the viewer to choose
their favorite band member and follow them around for the whole
song. In addition to the concert, as you've heard on the album,
you can also listen to separate stereo tracks for the band and
for the orchestra. Also included are two additional versions of
"No Leaf Clover" (Slice & Dice video version &
Maestro Edit)
The
VHS release of the concert was available in a limited edition
double VHS set, with the behind the scenes documentary filling
the second video. The single video release captures only the concert
performance.
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