Metallica

In July 1998, when Metallica rocked Giants Stadium in East Rutherford, NJ, they were deep in the throes of their "Poor Re-Touring Me" tour. This leg of their touring adventure came just after they released the album "ReLoad" in 1997, which showcased their evolution towards a more melodic and experimental sound. It was a transitional period for the band, marked by a return to their heavier roots, mixing in new elements while still honoring their thrash metal legacy. The concert featured fan-favorites like "Master of Puppets" and "Fuel," demonstrating their ability to weave classic hits into their evolving setlist. Interestingly, the band's touring during this time was a testament to their stamina and dedication, as they played in massive stadiums to thousands of eager fans, solidifying their status as one of the dominant forces in rock music. It's fascinating how their live performances not only captured the energy of the moment but also reflected the band's ongoing journey in the music scene.

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