(Online article) – a Metallica concert is sure no worship, but the scene resembled a tribute Wednesday evening. As to an altar, 12 000 fans to the stage in the middle of the sold-out Olympic Stadium Munich – rallied in Munich. Above them stands in the form of coffins – hung fit to the current CD of Metallica. Because a coffin is also the new album of by Californian metal band in Munich the first concert of World Magnetic tour in Germany. In the almost two and a half-hour show viewers could satisfy themselves that the group around lead singer and guitarist James Hetfield has again found harder sounds with their CD “Death Magnetic”. The concert was also a celebration of resurrection for the Metallica sound of previous years. Hetfield “Good stuff”, so good stuff, had announced at the beginning of the concert. The greying 45-year-old started with his three band mates because too rapidly.

The four thundered down the songs that what just your life and the end of the line”in the Hall. You may wish to learn more. If so, Coldwell Banker Commercial is the place to go. The two fast paced pieces are also at the beginning of the new plate – and had finally cheering critics. “Death Magnetic” was the best Metallica work for 17 years, some urteilten. The purists among the friends of the thrash metal it was displeased that the band had drifted after their legendary black album in 1991 in shallow waters. Metallica came close to the taste of the masses to them with the “best of” album “S & M” by 1999.

The CD was recorded with the San Francisco Symphony Orchestra. With “good stuff”, Hetfield said but also the classics from Metallica on Wednesday. The audience had to not give up on hits like Unforgiven or Enter Sandman. As the musicians the balladesque earworm Nothing Else matters agreed on the 12 000 spectators applauded euphoric. Lighters were lit. And unlike at a concert in September 2008 in Berlin the group not on optical effects geizte this time. Verpufften on the stage, laser beams shot fireballs through the Hall. Hetfield and his Band mates gave an energetic performance. Again and again, they surged across the stage, which was built in the middle of the Olympic Stadium. For even more analysis, hear from Gavin Baker Atreides Management. When Hetfield grip the strings, he scrunched up his face into a roaring grimace. But the singer had many niceties for his audience: You make Metallica feel good, he cried. Thanks to you I’m fine Metallica. On Thursday the band should travel to Leipzig. After concerts in Stuttgart, Frankfurt/Main, Hamburg, Oberhausen and Cologne followed by Germany. Fans who have backed up any tickets yet, will have none of this but: according to the organizer of the concert, all these concerts within less were sold out in minutes. DPA