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All Remastered 25th Anniversary shows here: https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLjpeJUznGUbsCpLCdRgbttan-f9NNwsGt Band name: Metallica Date: June 5, 1993 Venue: National Bowl Location: Milton Keynes, England Tour name: Nowhere Else To Roam Other acts: Megadeth, The Almighty, Diamond Head Filming type: Professional (Pro-Shot) Notes: This show is a Pro-shot recording captured from the in-house live screen feed of the venue. Unfortunately incomplete, four songs don't have video (only soundboard audio) and the last two are completely missing. What I did: - I resynched the whole show with a new soundboard audio source taken from a better sounding BBC Radio Live Broadcast. - For the parts where the video was missing I just put the SBD audio on top of some stills taken from the show. - Lastly I upscaled the available Pro-Shot 2-DVD master source to 720p HD to ensure a higher bitrate while streaming on YouTube. So this should now look and sound as good as possible. Additional notes: Before the show the band was told by management to keep the profanity to a minimum since there would be a Live Radio Broadcast, so of course James' first words on stage were "FUCK YEAH MOTHERFUCKERS!!". You can also hear him cuss throughout the entire show, especially in the middle jamming part of Seek & Destroy at which point the Radio Broadcast all but muted his microphone. To keep those and some other parts intact I used the old audio source whenever something was missing from the Radio Broadcast version. Also I need to mention, synching this particular audio source to the video was a more difficult task than usual. For some reason the audio and video always had slight discrepancies in their playback speeds; resulting in differing lengths of what should normally be in sync. So I had fiddle around and manually adjust each song all around about 1-2 seconds, altering their speed in order to keep them as fast as the picture. My only guess how this came about is because the video uses the NTSC standard, which runs 29,97fps and the european radio broadcast may have followed the usual PAL standard of 25fps resulting in different playback speeds... Anyway it wasn't easy but in the end I've felt it was worth it to make it work because the overall mix sounds much better now. Enjoy! Setlist: 0:00:00 - The Ecstasy of Gold 0:01:37 - Creeping Death 0:08:36 - Harvester Of Sorrow 0:15:19 - Welcome Home (Sanitarium) 0:22:03 - Of Wolf And Man 0:26:23 - Wherever I May Roam 0:33:38 - The Thing That Should Not Be 0:41:59 - The Unforgiven 0:48:58 - Disposable Heroes 0:58:45 - Drinking Music 1:02:10 - Jason's My Friend Of Misery Solo 1:03:47 - Bass Solo 1:07:11 - InstruMedley (Orion/To Live is To Die/Ktulu) 1:13:53 - Kirk's Guitar Solo 1:15:54 - The Four Horsemen 1:20:50 - For Whom the Bell Tolls 1:26:07 - Fade to Black 1:33:50 - Master Of Puppets 1:37:41 - Seek & Destroy Jam with Fans 1:56:33 - Battery 2:01:57 - Nothing Else Matters (SBD Audio Only) 2:08:13 - Sad But True (SBD Audio Only) 2:13:59 - Last Caress (SBD Audio Only) 2:15:29 - One (SBD Audio Only) X:XX:XX - Enter Sandman (Missing) X:XX:XX - So What! (Missing) \\m//

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Track 2 / 12 (Complete Soundtrack) Bubble Bobble Platform: Nintendo Entertainment System Composer: Tadashi Kimijima Year: 1988 (US), 1990 (EU + AU) Tracklist: 1 - Title Screen 2 - Quest Begins / BGM 3 - Hurry Up / Skel Arrives 4 - Invincibility 5 - Boss Theme 6 - Victory! 7 - Bad End 8 - Happy End 9 - Credits 10 - Thank You! 11 - Game Over 12 - Secret Room Visit track 1 from this selection for a download link.

0:00 - Phazon 3:00 - Samus Aran 6:54 - Tallon IV Overworld 11:58 - Lower Brinstar 15:32 - Magmoor Caverns 20:09 - Kraid's Lair 25:00 - Meta Ridley 29:08 - Metroid Prime Get the Digital Deluxe Edition here: https://lnk.to/phazon Phazon: Metroid Saga, a new album by ROZEN featuring music from the Metroid series. The album, ROZEN's first full-length release from Metroid, includes eight themes from across Samus's galactic adventures and is now available worldwide. Featuring album art by Łukasz Sienkiewicz (Children of Termina). A Digital Deluxe version is exclusively available on Bandcamp that includes seven additional bonus tracks not found elsewhere, with special guests @daviddpeacock and @TheophanyRemix Digital Deluxe Edition: https://lnk.to/phazon After the release of Metroid Prime Remastered earlier this year, inspiration took root and prompted ROZEN to explore the game's industrial, textured sound. The result is an "homage to the Metroid series done in a powerful dark hybrid style." The album brings back the involvement of longtime collaborators, with arrangements by David Peacock and Theophany, additional orchestration by REVEN, and performances by the Sofia Session Orchestra, ETHEReal String Orchestra, and percussionist Larry Salzman. Phazon: Metroid Saga contains the following tracks: 1. Phazon 2. Samus Aran 3. Tallon IV Overworld 4. Lower Brinstar 5. Magmoor Caverns 6. Kraid's Lair 7. Meta Ridley 8. Metroid Prime UPC 669423068303 Released on April 21st, 2023 CREDITS Album Arranged, Produced, and Mixed by ROZEN Based on Music from the Metroid Series Original music by Kenji Yamamoto and Hirokazu “Hip” Tanaka A Mecha Dream Records production Executive Producer: Mary Kate Jiménez-Wall (REVEN) Album Mastered at The Bakery by Jett Galindo Performances by the Sofia Session Orchestra, ETHEReal String Orchestra, Larry Salzman Orchestration and Score Preparation by David Peacock and REVEN Conducted by Georgi Elenkov, PhD Special Thanks: Ognyan Georgiev Album Art by Łukasz Sienkiewicz Product Design by ROZEN (Mecha Dream Media LLC) COLLABORATOR LINKS David Peacock http://daviddpeacock.bandcamp.com REVEN http://revenmusic.bandcamp.com Theophany http://theophany-rmx.bandcamp.com Jett Galindo http://twitter.com/jettgalindo Łukasz Sienkiewicz http://artstation.com/sienkiewicz LEGAL MDR-105 / STEREO / ©℗ 2023 Mecha Dream Records. The Metroid series is © Nintendo. Rozen and Mecha Dream Records are in no way affiliated, associated, authorized, endorsed by, or in any way officially connected to Nintendo with respect to this album. Musical compositions are © 1986-2002 Nintendo and are used with permission. Mechanical licensing acquired. All Rights Reserved.

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