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I am a die hard fan and seen them over 100 times. This was the worst sounding show in
my experience. The guitars were quiet, the vocals were quiet, setlist was great but it
was not loud at all. It was like when you see an opening act and they don't get the full PA
system....that's what is was like. I understand there might be db restrictions at the venue
so that makes sense now but it is the first time in 30 years i left before the show was
even close to being done. I still love and live for Metallica, but this was lackluster
experience to say the least. I am seeing them 5 more times on this tour so I am
confident the next ones will be better. Also, if you are going to be a dry show.....please
make sure you inform the tix purchaser at purchase. I don't need to be drunk to enjoy
things but when you expect it and show up with zero allowed....it sucks.
STILL a DIEHARD for life but very disappointed in the sound. You expect your ears
blowoff...not Metallica unplugged.
Dwayne Ward from Eddyville illinois
POOR SOUND AND DROPPING CUBES?
A waste....we saw them at the rose bowl last year in Pasadena and the show was fantastic and the sound was perfect!....so i bought tickets and we flew to Nashville to see them again....Terrible!..The sound was the worse ever....Hissing sounding and we could not hear any guitar at all, like the speakers were shot...We were in the 200 level and the damn cubes were lowered and blocked our view at times...Everyone was complaining...Lars and James needs to be informed of this....This was NOT a good show.
Jason Marteney from Carrollton , Ohio
WHAT HAPPENED TO THE SOUND?
I have seen Metallica 5 times in 25 years. I have never been disappointed until the February first concert at Quicken Loans in Cleveland. I will give Breuer a pass since you couldn't understand a word he said. Unfortunately, the crispness of the sound did not improve when Metallica came out! The sound was garbled horribly. Had I not spent days planning around taking off of work and spending hundreds of dollars I would have left. I was extremely disappointed, and spent most of the show in disbelief as opposed to rocking out in enjoyment.
Julie from Cleveland, Ohio
FIRST AND LAST METALLICA CONCERT
I have listened to Metallica since I was 17 years old, 30 years later, I was stoked to finally see them live! Like others on this thread, the sound was horrible! I couldn't hear any lyrics and when James talked in between songs, it was muffled. I don't know if they've been around for so long, they don't care because they know their shows sell out, or if the sound crew needs fired. A complete waste of time and money.
David from London, England
METALLICA LONDON 20TH JUNE 2019
Well I can only conclude, having read the reviews of the New York gig that their sound engineer is deaf. Everything other have said is correct, with the exception that at Twickenham the sound level was laughably loud. It was the classic mistake of thinking that going to 11 is louder, because what happens is that the overall sound becomes one giant mess of noise and as such it become impossible to discern the actual music. A great shame and a reason to never spend my hard earned money on watching them live again.
from Las Vegas, Nevada
WORST. CONCERT. EVER!
Underwhelming!
The opening bands killed the start.
Metallica decided to show up at 9:15pm for a 6p ticket start! Sound and video was poorly arranged - good for the lower level, but not for all 4. Unbelievably bad show!
Left early! Many people did!
I would rather go to sleep early than be bored to death!!
The venue - 5 stars! Has nothing to do with the poor band performance.
Dasha from New York, New York
METLIFE STADIUM AUG 2023 NJ - IT WAS BAD
It was my second Metallica concert. The first one was 11 years back and it was amazing. Yesterday at Metlife everything went wrong. Sound was terrible. You can't hear James singing, bass was way too heavy, solo guitar was overlaying everything and sound was too high pitched. The sound was so bad that I hardly could distinguish one song from another, it was a mix of drums and guitars without melody. Left after 30 minutes.
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