Metallica – Live Nuremberg, Germany – Rock Im Park June 4, 2006

Live Nuremberg, Germany – Rock Im Park June 4, 2006

NUREMBERG, GERMANY
ROCK IM PARK @ ZEPPELINFELD / JUNE 4, 2006
SETLIST
1 Creeping Death
2 Fuel
3 Wherever I May Roam
4 The God That Failed
5 The Unforgiven
6 Battery
7 Master of Puppets
8 The Thing That Should Not Be
9 Welcome Home (Sanitarium)
10 Disposable Heroes
11 Leper Messiah
12 Orion
13 Damage, Inc.
ENCORE
14 Sad But True
15 Nothing Else Matters
16 One
17 Enter Sandman
ENCORE #2
18 So What
19 Seek and Destroy

TOUR NAME
Escape from the Studio ’06

OTHER ACTS
Reamonn, The Darkness, Bullet for My Valentine, Avenged Sevenfold, Trivium

SHOW NOTES
This is the first time The God That Failed has ever been played in Germany and only the third time it has been performed in Europe. The last time it was played in Europe was on August 26, 1995 (Donington ’95).

This is the first time The Unforgiven has been played in Europe since July 4, 1993 (Werchter, Belgium).

This is the first time So What has been played since October 25, 2004 (Boston, MA).

This is the second time Metallica has ever performed the entire Master of Puppets album . . . the first being yesterday, June 3, 2006.

This was the third time that Metallica performed at the Rock Im Park festival. They first performed at the festival on May 21, 1999 and than again on June 6, 2003.

NOTAS:

Esta es la primera vez que The God That Failed se presenta en Alemania y solo la tercera vez que se presenta en Europa. La última vez que se tocó en Europa fue el 26 de agosto de 1995 (Donington ’95).

Esta es la primera vez que The Unforgiven se toca en Europa desde el 4 de julio de 1993 (Werchter, Bélgica).

Esta es la primera vez que So What se toca desde el 25 de octubre de 2004 (Boston, MA).

Esta es la segunda vez que Metallica interpreta todo el álbum Master of Puppets. . . el primero fue ayer, 3 de junio de 2006.

Esta fue la tercera vez que Metallica se presentó en el festival Rock Im Park. Actuaron por primera vez en el festival el 21 de mayo de 1999 y luego nuevamente el 6 de junio de 2003.