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Metallica Plays Harvester of Sorrow at Las Vegas Sphere
Metallica played Harvester of Sorrow for the first time in the series during their sixth concert at the Las Vegas Sphere.
Metallica performed Harvester of Sorrow from the 1988 album ...And Justice for All for the first time in the series during their sixth concert at the Sphere in Las Vegas. The song was played sixth in the set, between 72 Seasons and The Day That Never Comes. The band opened the concert with Blackened and played One as the penultimate song of the night. The show also featured a Kirk and Rob Doodle segment combining the songs Siouxsie Sue and Just a Bullet Away.
At Metallica's October 10 concert at the Sphere, Until It Sleeps was played at the venue for the first time. During that October 10 show, James Hetfield criticized other performers who advance specific agendas on stage. Former Pink Floyd member Roger Waters appeared as a guest on The Katie Halper Show podcast and commented on Hetfield's remarks.
In addition, Steve Thompson, who mixed the album ...And Justice for All, appeared as a guest on the Appetite for Distortion podcast and criticized the turning down of Jason Newsted's bass recordings on the album.
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