Metallica - Live in Irvine, California - September 23, 1989

Metallica - Live in Irvine, California - September 23, 1989

1989 · 150 min · Music

Filmed on Lars’ personal camcorder at Irvine Meadows Amphitheatre in Irvine, CA on September 23, 1989. Don't expect some fancy pro-shot video this time around!

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Metallica - Live in Irvine, California - September 23, 1989

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