On June 28, 2007, Metallica took the stage at Parque do Tejo in Lisbon, Portugal, delivering a headline performance as part of the Super Bock Super Rock festival. This concert was a key stop on their 'Sick of the Studio '07' tour, a name that playfully hinted at their work on the forthcoming album, 'Death Magnetic.' The footage, sourced directly from the band's own vault archives of the festival's screen feeds, offers a powerful and immediate perspective on the show.
The performance was notable for its dynamic setlist, which featured the first full performance of the epic '…And Justice for All' in 18 years. Fans were also treated to a rare, complete rendition of their Diamond Head cover, 'Am I Evil?'. Alongside these special moments, the band tore through a series of their most iconic tracks, including 'Creeping Death,' 'Master of Puppets,' 'One,' and 'Enter Sandman,' showcasing the relentless energy that has defined their live shows for decades. This concert captures a legendary band in top form, connecting with a massive festival audience and reminding everyone of their enduring power in a live setting.