In November 1986, when Metallica graced the stage in Nagoya as part of their *Damage, Inc.* tour, they were riding high on the success of their critically acclaimed album, *Master of Puppets*, released earlier that year. This groundbreaking record solidified their position within the thrash metal scene, showcasing intricate compositions and themes of addiction and manipulation. Interestingly, this live recording was part of the remastered deluxe box set for *Master of Puppets*, shedding light on their dynamic live performances during a pivotal time in their career. This was also the last tour to feature bassist Cliff Burton before his tragic passing, which adds an emotional weight to the performance; the camaraderie they shared on stage resonated with fans, making each note played a powerful homage to his legacy. It's moments like these that showcase not just their technical prowess but the raw energy that defined Metallica in the '80s.