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Metallica: Cliff 'Em All!

Metallica: Cliff 'Em All! is a documentary film released in 1987 that pays tribute to the band's late bassist, Cliff Burton. The film features live performances, backstage footage, and interviews with the band members.

The documentary opens with footage of Burton's early days with the band and follows their rise to fame. It includes clips from their performances at iconic venues such as the Whisky a Go Go and the Roskilde Festival.

One of the most memorable moments in the film is the performance of "Master of Puppets" at the Metal Hammer Festival in Germany. The band's energy and Burton's incredible bass playing are highlighted in this performance.

Metallica: Cliff 'Em All! serves as a fitting tribute to Burton, who tragically died in a bus accident in 1986. The film captures the essence of Metallica's early years and showcases the talent and passion of the band members.

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Play	Title	Artist
	Metallica: Cliff 'Em All!
	Creeping Death	Metallica: Performer James Hetfield: Writer
	Am I Evil?	Metallica: Performer
	Damage, Inc.	Metallica: Performer James Hetfield: Writer
	Whiplash	Metallica: Performer James Hetfield: Writer
	Master of Puppets	Metallica: Performer James Hetfield: Writer
	The Four Horsemen	Metallica: Performer James Hetfield: Writer
	Fade To Black	Metallica: Performer James Hetfield: Writer
	Seek & Destroy	Metallica: Performer James Hetfield: Writer
	Welcome Home (Sanitarium)	Metallica: Performer James Hetfield: Writer
	For Whom The Bell Tolls	Metallica: Performer James Hetfield: Writer

User reviews

Melissa Moore

9/10

The music perfectly captures the essence of Metallica's early years and adds an emotional depth to the documentary, making it a truly unforgettable experience for any fan of the band.

James Wright

7/10

The interviews with the band members provide valuable insights into their music-making process and the bond they shared with Cliff Burton, adding a personal touch to the documentary.

David Green

2/10

Furthermore, the sound mixing in the documentary was subpar, with certain performances sounding muffled and unclear. This detracted from the overall viewing experience as the music did not come through with the clarity and impact that one would expect from a band like Metallica.

Susan Martin

9/10

Each track in the soundtrack evokes a sense of nostalgia and admiration for the late Cliff Burton, showcasing his incredible talent and contribution to Metallica's unique sound.

Amanda Turner

7/10

The film beautifully captures Metallica's early days and their journey to fame, giving fans a glimpse into the band's evolution and growth over the years.

Timothy Smith

6/10

The inclusion of interviews with the band members adds depth to the soundtrack, providing insight into the creative process and emotions behind the music.

Robert Garcia

5/10

The performance of Master of Puppets at the Metal Hammer Festival is a standout moment in the film, showcasing Cliff Burton's exceptional bass skills and the band's electrifying chemistry on stage.

Kenneth Harris

7/10

The footage from iconic venues like the Whisky a Go Go and the Roskilde Festival adds a nostalgic and authentic feel to the film, allowing viewers to experience Metallica's early performances firsthand.

Deborah Jackson

5/10

The documentary's use of music perfectly complements the footage, enhancing the viewing experience and immersing the audience in Metallica's iconic sound.