Tracklist

1-1	Creeping Death
1-2	Harvester Of Sorrow
1-3	Welcome Home (Sanitarium)
1-4	Of Wolf And Man
1-5	Wherever I May Roam
1-6	The Thing That Should Not Be
1-7	The Unforgiven
1-8	Disposable Heroes
2-1	Jason Newsted Bass Solo
2-2	Orion
2-3	To Live Is To Die
2-4	The Four Horsemen
2-5	For Whom The Bell Tolls
2-6	Fade To Black
2-7	Master Of Puppets
2-8	Seek And Destroy
3-1	Battery
3-2	Nothing Else Matters
3-3	Sad But True
3-4	Last Caress (Danzig)
3-5	One
3-6	Enter Sandman
3-7	So What

Companies, etc.

• Recorded At – St. Jakob Stadion

Notes

Recorded Live At St. Jakob Stadium Basel Switzerland 20-06-1993

CD-R

Barcode and Other Identifiers

• Barcode (Text): 8 014224 535035
• Barcode (String): 8014224535035

Other versions

Category	Artist	Title (Format)	Label	Category	Country	Year
CD3M93TLP	Metallica	Destroyer ‎(3xCD, Unofficial, Gol)	Twolips Productions	CD3M93TLP	Netherlands	1993
GRA-007-B	Metallica	Fade To Black ‎(CD, Unofficial)	Grapefruit	GRA-007-B	Australia	1994
DL 5113	Metallica	Live In Concert ‎(CD, Unofficial)	Digital Legends	DL 5113	Europe	2017
CD 7548	Metallica	Creeping Death ‎(CD, Unofficial)	Viva	CD 7548	Europe	1994
P 910084/85	Metallica	Live At The Stadium ‎(2xCD, Unofficial)	Unknown (P)	P 910084/85	Germany	1994

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