Metallica – Live Sh*t: Binge & Purge (Live In Mexico City)

Album Info

Artist: Metallica

Title: Live Sh*t: Binge & Purge (Live In Mexico City)

Year: 1993

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Tracklist

  • 1. Enter Sandman - Live In Mexico City (7:27)
  • 2. Creeping Death - Live In Mexico City (7:28)
  • 3. Harvester Of Sorrow - Live In Mexico City (7:18)
  • 4. Welcome Home (Sanitarium) - Live In Mexico City (6:39)
  • 5. Sad But True - Live In Mexico City (6:07)
  • 6. Of Wolf And Man - Live In Mexico City (6:22)
  • 7. The Unforgiven - Live In Mexico City (6:48)
  • 8. Justice Medley - Live In Mexico City (9:38)
  • 9. Solos - Live In Mexico City (18:48)
  • 10. Through The Never - Live In Mexico City (3:46)
  • 11. For Whom The Bell Tolls - Live In Mexico City (5:48)
  • 12. Fade To Black - Live In Mexico City (7:12)
  • 13. Master Of Puppets - Live In Mexico City (4:35)
  • 14. Seek & Destroy - Live In Mexico City (18:08)
  • 15. Whiplash - Live In Mexico City (5:33)
  • 16. Nothing Else Matters - Live In Mexico City (6:21)
  • 17. Wherever I May Roam - Live In Mexico City (6:32)
  • 18. Am I Evil? - Live In Mexico City (5:41)
  • 19. Last Caress - Live In Mexico City (1:24)
  • 20. One - Live In Mexico City (10:27)
  • 21. Battery - Live In Mexico City (10:04)
  • 22. The Four Horsemen - Live In Mexico City (6:07)
  • 23. Motorbreath - Live In Mexico City (3:14)
  • 24. Stone Cold Crazy - Live In Mexico City (5:32)

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Artist Bio

Metallica is a legendary heavy metal band originally formed in Los Angeles in 1981, before settling in San Francisco. Starting out with their debut demo in 1982, they quickly became known for merging punk energy with the riffs of British heavy metal, releasing landmark albums like *Kill 'Em All*, *Master of Puppets*, and their mainstream breakthrough, *The Black Album*. Over the decades, their lineup has evolved—most notably with the tragic loss of bassist Cliff Burton—but James Hetfield and Lars Ulrich have remained at the core. The band’s stylistic changes and high-profile collaborations, such as their project with Lou Reed, have kept them in the spotlight, earning multiple Grammy Awards and worldwide album sales in the millions. Fans of Slayer, Megadeth, or Pantera will find Metallica’s sound both influential and essential to defining thrash and modern metal.