Single DVD (NTSC/Region 0) pressing.
Official 2009 release on Universal, only being released in various Latin American countries.
The title translates to; ‘Pride, Passion, and Glory: Three Nights In Mexico City’.
From Metallica.com ‘In June of this year we were fortunate enough to return to Mexico City for three sold out shows at Foro Sol Stadium and with 155,000 of you there over the three nights, we knew it would be extra special. So we asked our friend Wayne Isham to join us with a film crew and the results of that crazy, magical, most memorable long weekend are shown here on this single disc pressing.
Includes 18 tracks performed over the three nights.
Buy “Metallica – Orgullo Pasion Y Gloria: Tres Noches En Mexico “ For Only $9.20
May 13, 2008
#1
Metallica has offically lost it, the it meaning the fire and talent to make music. James sounds like garbage, Kirk can’t play that well anymore, Lars still sucks and crab man Robert is the most talented member by far. This is a joke.
May 13, 2008
#2
To much quick editing MTV style + the audio is so, so. Is this title marketed to teenagers? I’ve seen many concert DVD’s that are better than this one.
If you want some great metal, get Ozzfest on Bluray instead.
May 13, 2008
#3
Not the best Metallica performance you will ever see. Unfortunatley James’s voice is a bit gone when they recorded this show and overall it feels average. The show in Nimes is much better in my opinion.
May 13, 2008
#4
The concert in positive:
1. Fantastic Disposable Heroes version. Really Great!!
2. Good energy from metallica and the audience.
3. Pretty good sound -5.1 available- and video.
4. The price is fair enough.
The concert in negative:
1. I don’t like almost all the “new” metallica’s songs (from black album to nowdays). So, they played a few of them.
In general it is a great concert!!!
May 13, 2008
#5
The sound in this show (or shows, becasuse there is footage from 3 shows played in Mexico City) si amazing. Tha band is in top form (Hammett particularly surprised me). The set list is simply breathtaking, merging old school and new tunes from DEATH MAGNETIC efortlesssly.
Editing follows the modern trend of fast cuts (unfortunately), but is nowhere near some headache-inducing editings around in other DVDs (Iron Maiden comes to mind). I just wished they did not use so much footage that center on filming the audience. It’s boring. I was not there. I don’t care. I just wanna watch the show. And the show is the guys on the stage. If I was in a show, I would not spend all the time looking around the audience. I would look at the stage.
Great DVD and for a fair price.