Metallica - Cliff 'Em All DVD Movie

Metallica - Cliff 'Em All

List Price	$19.97 (You save $4.62)
Studio	Weasel Disc
Orig Year	1987
DVD Encoding	Region 1
All Time Sales Rank	2263
CD Universe Part number	1095299
Catalog number	40106
Discs	1
Release Date	Nov 23, 1999
Rating	Not Rated
Also Known As	Metallica - The $19.98 Home Vid - Cliff 'Em All
Running Time	90 Minutes
Movie Details	Color

Metallica - Cliff 'Em All Movie Review

Average Rating: (4.5 out of 5 stars) 4.5 stars

5 stars The best.
This defines Metallica for REAL, back when they were AWESOME. Forget Some Kind of Monster, if you want to see what METALLICA is REALLY like, get this. LONG LIVE CLIFF BURTON AND THE SPIRIT OF METALLICA! MAY THEIR GOOD MUSIC NEVER DIE!!!
Submitted by Metallicaman (Metallicaland)
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5 stars Hail Cliff!!
A must for true Tallica fans of old school Tallica! Bang that head that does not bang!!!
Submitted by Pullingteeth (San Fransico,usa)
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5 stars Long Live Cliff Burton
This is by far the best Metallica dvd I have ever seen. Some of the footage on the songs are pretty crappy but if you want to see old school Metallica then this is the best way. I watch this video at least once a week, so buy this DVD, and if you play bass then take notes from the best.
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3 stars Frickin Insane
I love Metallica and this is just what I was looking for in a metallica video. If you are a true Metallica lover then you need to buy this movie. You cant live without it.
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