Experience a monumental performance from metal titans Metallica as they headline their very own curated event, the Orion Music + More Festival, in 2013. This professionally shot concert captures the band's explosive energy on Belle Isle in Detroit, a city with a deep and storied musical history. The show was a key stop during a period that also saw the release of their ambitious concert film, "Metallica: Through the Never," and the raw power on display here is a testament to their enduring stage presence.
What made this particular set legendary was its unique structure. In a treat for longtime fans, Metallica performed their iconic 1991 self-titled record, famously known as "The Black Album," in its entirety but in reverse order. The set kicked off with "The Struggle Within" and worked its way back to "Enter Sandman," offering a fresh perspective on a classic. Beyond this special feature, the band tore through a career-spanning setlist, including immortal anthems like "Master of Puppets," "For Whom the Bell Tolls," "One," and a thunderous "Seek & Destroy" to close the night. This wasn't just another festival appearance; it was Metallica hosting a massive party for their fans, and this recording puts you right in the middle of the action.