What’s occurring, butt?! The mighty Pinkpop Archive have only gone and dropped professionally-shot, pristine, HD footage of Metallica’s full 2008 Pinkpop Festival performance — and tidy as you like, it’s an absolute monster.
This isn’t some grainy Nokia-era bootleg.
This is broadcast-quality, ear-melting, neck-wrecking metal history unleashed straight into your eyeballs. ⚡🤘
And yes…
We’ve got the full setlist
AND
the official video link
RIGHT here.
Grab a pint, strap in, and prepare to be steamrolled by riffs.
🎥 WATCH THE FULL SHOW — METALLICA LIVE AT PINKPOP 2008 (PRO-SHOT)
👉 YouTube Link: https://youtu.be/wZ4U97KIL44
^ Bookmark it. Worship it. Play it loud enough to scare the neighbours. (They’ll thank you later.)
🤘 THE FULL SETLIST — PINKPOP 2008 CARNAGE UNLEASHED
- Creeping Death
- For Whom The Bell Tolls
- Ride The Lightning
- The Four Horsemen
- Bleeding Me
- …And Justice For All
- Devil’s Dance
- The Memory Remains
- Fade To Black
- Master Of Puppets
- Whiplash
- Nothing Else Matters
- Sad But True
- One
- Enter Sandman
- Last Caress (Misfits cover)
- So What (Anti-Nowhere League cover)
- Seek & Destroy
That, my friend, is peak Metallica.
A setlist so stacked it should qualify as a controlled substance.
🎤 STANDOUT MOMENTS (AKA: THE RIFFS THAT COOKED EVERYONE ALIVE)
🔥 Creeping Death — Opening with this? Criminal. The field goes absolutely feral.
🔥 Bleeding Me — Emotional, heavy, rare. Pure magic.
🔥 Justice — Nearly 10 minutes of down-picking pain and pure ecstasy.
🔥 Devil’s Dance — That slinky bass line? Filthy. Delicious. Unholy.
🔥 One — Explosions hitting harder than your mate’s overdue rent payment.
🔥 Enter Sandman — A festival-levelling sing-a-long.
🔥 Last Caress / So What — The punk gremlin moment we all needed.
🔥 Seek & Destroy — The kind of closer that leaves your soul in a field somewhere in the Netherlands.
🏴 WELSH FAN REACTION ROUND-UP
“YESSS MUN THIS IS LUSH!”
“Tidy quality, butt — like being back in 2008!”
“I was tamping I missed this live, now I’m even more tamping.”
“Metallica sounded absolutely enormous here — proper job!”
The comments section is basically a digital mosh pit.
