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Metallica Heavy Metal Thrash 1992 US

Genre:	Rock
Performer:	Metallica
Title:	A Year And A Half In The Life Of ... Continued (Part 2)
Style:	Heavy Metal, Thrash
Date of release:	1992
Country:	US
MP3 album size:	1469 mb
FLAC APE album size:	1355 mb
WMA album size:	1608 mb
Digital formats:	MP3 AHX AA ASF MIDI TTA AIFF

Tracklist Hide Credits

1	Opening Credits-Going Out On Tour!-The Snake Pit-Backstage: Pre-Show
2	Sad But True Film Director – Wayne Isham
3	Backstage: After Show-Waking Up Next Morning-Travelin' Band
4	For Whom The Bell Tolls
5	The Metalliplane-Radio Promo-Meet And Greet Fans
6	Enter Sandman
7	Music Video Awards-Gimme A Grammy-More With Fans
8	Harvester Of Sorrow Film Director – Wayne IshamFilm Producer – Curt Marvis
9	Still Travelin' On The Metalliplane-Larz' Scuba Dive-Jaymz' Duck Hunt-Kirk's Guitar Shop-Jason's Birthday
10	Sad But True
11	England-Rehearsal With Queen-Metallica Playing For A Good Cause
12	Enter Sandman Film Director – David Mallet
13	Jaymz Jams With Queen-Backstage: Metallica Meets Spinal Tap-The Metallica/Guns Tour-Backstage And Onstage-Hetfield's Disaster-Riot In Montreal-Hetfield Returns
14	Nothing Else Matters Film Director [For BBC Video] – Jeff ClaireRhythm Guitar – John Marshall
15	Metallica's Final Thoughts
16	Wherever I May Roam Film Director [Tour Sequences Directed By] – Adam Dubin
17	End Credits

Companies, etc.

Distributed By – PolyGram Video Ltd.
Manufactured By – PolyGram Video Ltd.
Produced For – Shine
Phonographic Copyright (p) – Polygram Video International
Copyright (c) – Polygram Video International
Published By – EMI Unart
Published By – Bella Godiva Music
Published By – Mesa Verde Music Co.
Published By – Glenwood Music Corp.
Published By – Trident Music
Published By – Arc Music
Published By – Picture Our Music
Published By – Chire Music
Published By – Zomba Music
Published By – Bronski Beat Ltd.
Recorded At – Donington Park
Recorded At – Tushino Airfield
Recorded At – Oakland Coliseum Arena
Recorded At – Wembley Stadium
Recorded At – Phoenix International Raceway

Credits

Artwork [Background Image] – Kristin Callahan
Artwork [Concept And Illustration] – Pushead
Bass – Jason Newsted
Cameraman [Assistant Camera - Freddie Mercury Tribute Segment] – Dermont Hickey
Cameraman [Assistant Camera - Indoor Tour] – Sam Henriques
Cameraman [Assistant Camera - Stadium Tour With Guns N' Roses] – Michael Garafallo
Cameraman [Video Cameraman] – Andy Italiano, John Vujcec, Mark Johnson
Coordinator [Post Coordinator - A Year And A Half] – Glenn Martin
Coordinator [Production Coordinator - Freddie Mercury Tribute Segment] – Susan Pippet
Crew [Band Security] – Mark "Rangi" Williamson*
Crew [Carpenter] – Doug Wuest, Ian Kinnersley, Kendall Carter, Rick Biaotto
Crew [Ground Rigger/Nice Boy] – Joe Favor
Crew [Ground Rigger] – Rodney Johnson
Crew [Head Rigger] – Scott Williams
Crew [Rigger] – Bart Durbin, Derick Hay
Crew [Security Director] – Bob Bender*
Crew [Sound Crew Chief] – Bruce Knight
Crew [Video Director] – Jeff Claire
Crew [Wardrobe Assistant] – Fran Tomasi
Crew [Wardrobe] – Patty Emmert
Design – Reiner Design Consultants, Inc.
Director Of Photography – Vincent Giordano
Director Of Photography [Freddie Mercury Tribute Segment] – Vincent Giordano
Director Of Photography [Indoor Tour] – Vincent Giordano
Director Of Photography [Main Title Sequence] – Trish Govoni
Director Of Photography [Stadium Tour With Guns N' Roses] – Vincent Giordano
Drums – Lars Ulrich
Engineer [Front Of House] – Mick Hughes*
Engineer [Monitor] – Paul Owen
Engineer [Sound Engineer - Stadium Tour With Guns N' Roses] – Steve Rainford
Engineer [Video] – Jim Malone
Executive-Producer [For Elektra Entertainment] – Elizabeth Bailey
Executive-Producer [For Shine] – Juliana Roberts
Film Director – Adam Dubin
Film Editor [A Year And A Half] – Sean Fullan
Film Editor [Assistant To The Editor - A Year And A Half] – Ashlee Caul, Joe DeMarie
Film Producer – Juliana Roberts
Film Producer [A Year And A Half] – Jack Gulick
Film Producer [Freddie Mercury Tribute Segment] – Jack Gulick
Film Producer [Indoor Tour] – Jack Gulick
Film Producer [Production Assistant - Freddie Mercury Tribute Segment] – Fred Mann , Josie Brown
Film Producer [Production Assistant - Indoor Tour] – Albert Mason
Film Producer [Production Assistant - Main Title Sequence] – Brian Celler
Film Producer [Production Assistant - Stadium Tour With Guns N' Roses] – Albert Mason, Chris O'Sullivan
Film Producer [Stadium Tour With Guns N' Roses] – Jack Gulick
Gaffer [Main Title Sequence], Grip [Main Title Sequence] – Jaye Nydick
Gaffer [Stadium Tour With Guns N' Roses], Grip [Key Grip - Stadium Tour With Guns N' Roses] – Justin Andrew Schaeffer
Guitar – Kirk Hammett
Lighting [Dimmer God] – Patrick Connelly
Lighting [Lighting Crew Chief] – Lawrence Upton
Lighting [Lighting Designer & Mr. Safety] – John Broderick
Lighting [Lighting Tech] – Andy Figueroa*, Rob Mackenzie , Royston Jennings, Tim Gallup
Lighting [Moving Lights/Color Mags] – Tommy Booth
Management – Cliff Burnstein, Peter Mensch, Q Prime*
Management [Tour Accountant] – Tim Duffy
Other [1st Officer] – Bill Power
Other [Band Pilot] – Steve Richmond
Other [Flight Attendant] – Vickey Kopec
Other [Logo Crafted By - Main Title Sequence] – Jeff Reed Freund
Other [Video Storyboard - A Year And A Half] – Darrell Green
Performer [Bohemian Rhapsody] – Queen
Performer [Hit That Perfect Beat] – Bronski Beat
Performer [Until Your Love Comes Back Around] – RTZ
Performer [Walk Dont Run] – The Ventures
Performer [We Are The Champions] – Queen
Photography By – Ross Halfin
Production Manager – Jake Berry
Production Manager [Freddie Mercury Tribute Segment] – Frank Hilton
Production Manager [Indoor Tour] – Jaye Nydick
Production Manager [Stadium Tour With Guns N' Roses] – Jaye Nydick
Recorded By [Sound Recordist - Freddie Mercury Tribute Segment] – Mike Russel
Recorded By [Sound Recordist - Stadium Tour With Guns N' Roses] – Nick Bandouveris
Remastered By [Digitally Remastered For VHS] – Francis Milano, George Reisz
Sound Designer [A Year And A Half] – John Alberts
Stage Manager, Technician [Bass Tech (Jason)] – Zach Harmon
Technician [Acoustic Guitar Tech] – Sister Edward
Technician [Guitar Tech (James)] – Andy Battye
Technician [Guitar Tech (Kirk)] – Ian Ferguson
Technician [Pyro Tech] – Mick McGuire
Technician [Sound Tech] – Eddie Kercher, Guy Nowak, Jim Homan, Mike Piper, Richard Peach
Technician [Two Moving Drum Kit Tech (Lars)] – Flemming Larsen
Tour Manager – Ian Jeffery
Vocals, Guitar – James Hetfield
Written-By [Bohemian Rhapsody] – Freddie Mercury
Written-By [Come On] – Earl King
Written-By [Hit That Perfect Beat] – John Foster, Lawrence Cole, Steven Bronski*
Written-By [Killing Floor] – Chester Burnett
Written-By [La Bamba] – Ritchie Valens
Written-By [Stone Cold Crazy] – May*, Mercury*, Deacon*, Taylor*
Written-By [Until Your Love Comes Back Around] – Bryant S. Mayes*
Written-By [Voodoo Child] – Jimi Hendrix
Written-By [Walk Dont Run] – John Smith*
Written-By [We Are The Champions] – Brian May

Notes

So, our 5th album, 'Metallica,' was released in August '91 and immediately we went out touring. First off was the European Monsters with AC/DC, then our own 3 hour "An evening with..." in the States and Canada, followed by the summer co-headlining stint with Guns N' Roses and finally scheduled to end in late spring '93 with the Far East, Australia and South America. We played everywhere in every possible way and (hopefully) lived to tell about it.

Once we realized what we had gotten ourselves into, why not show everybody what Metalli-touring is all about. Thus Dubin returned; "Get all this shit on film!!" Included here are the first 14 months of fun, hell and stupidity, the videos of "Wherever I May Roam" and "Sad But True" as well as live performances from Castle Donington, Moscow, our first stadium headlining show (San Francisco's Day on the Green), the Freddie Mercury Tribute at London's Wembley Stadium, MTV's Video Music Awards, the Metallica/Guns tour, and highlights from the Grammys...add in behind-the-scene shit and horrible truths from all of the above and you have a video package which is almost as long as the tour itself. Which is the way it should be. Sit back and enjoy Part 2 of "A Year and a Half In The Life of Metallica" and...it ain't over yet."

For Whom The Bell Tolls - Recorded at Donington, England, August 17, 1991
Enter Sandman - Recorded at Video Music Awards, Universal City, CA, September 5, 1991
Harvester Of Sorrow - Recorded at Tushino Air Field, Moscow, Russia, September 28, 1991
Sad But True - Recorded at Day on The Green, Oakland, CA, October 12, 1991
Enter Sandman - Recorded at The Freddie Mercury Tribute, A Concert For AIDS Awareness, April 20, 1992
Nothing Else Matters - Recorded at Phoenix International Raceway, Phoenix, Arizona, August 25, 1992

℗ & © 1992 Polygram Video International
Manufactured, sold & distributed in the UK by Polygram Video Ltd.

Barcode and Other Identifiers

Barcode (Text): 0 44008 60683 3
Barcode (String): 044008606833

Other versions

Category	Artist	Title (Format)	Label	Category	Country	Year
086 068-3	Metallica	A Year And A Half In The Life Of ... Continued (Part 2) ‎(VHS)	PolyGram Music Video	086 068-3	US	1992
086 068-3	Metallica	A Year And A Half In The Life Of ... Continued (Part 2) ‎(VHS, PAL)	PolyGram Music Video, Vertigo	086 068-3	Italy	1992
3-40147	Metallica	A Year And A Half In The Life Of ... Continued (Part 2) ‎(VHS, NTSC)	Elektra Video	3-40147	Canada	1992
086 068-3	Metallica	A Year And A Half In The Life Of ... Continued (Part 2) ‎(VHS)	PolyGram Music Video	086 068-3	Spain	1992
086 068-3, VF 206	Metallica	A Year And A Half In The Life Of ... Continued Part 2 ‎(VHS, Unofficial, PAL)	PolyGram Music Video, Video Fan Music Video	086 068-3, VF 206	Poland	Unknown