Captured at the peak of their 90s dominance, Metallica’s incendiary appearance at Woodstock ’94 in Saugerties, New York, stands as a defining moment in modern rock history. This broadcast recording channels the band’s signature blend of thrash metal precision and arena-sized heavy rock, delivering a raw, high-energy performance to a new generation of festival-goers two decades after the original Woodstock. With towering riffs, thunderous rhythms, and commanding vocals, the set showcases Metallica’s power as a live act and their cultural reach beyond metal’s borders. Pressed to vinyl for collectors and fans, this release preserves the atmosphere of a rain-soaked, electrified crowd witnessing one of the era’s most influential bands at full throttle.

• Artist: Metallica
• Format: Vinyl
• Release Type: Live Broadcast Recording
• Genre: Heavy Metal, Hard Rock
• Label: Parachute (catalog no. PARALP 117)

• Country: Europe

• Media: 1x LP
• Packaging: Standard jacket

Formed in Los Angeles in 1981 by James Hetfield and Lars Ulrich, Metallica are pioneers of thrash metal and one of the best-selling bands in music history. Rising from the underground with speed and aggression on early releases, they achieved global recognition with albums like Master of Puppets and the multi-platinum Metallica (The Black Album), influencing rock and metal worldwide. Renowned for precision musicianship and relentless touring, the band’s live performances are celebrated for their intensity and connection with audiences, cementing Metallica’s legacy as a cornerstone of heavy music and mainstream rock culture.