METALLICA - Francais Pour Une Nuit DVD Details Revealed

October 19, 2009, 14 years ago

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METALLICA have issued the following update:

On July 7th of this year we were honored to perform at Arenes de Nimes, the historic Roman amphitheatre in Nimes, France, easily one of the most spectacular venues in the world. We thought it would be a memorable night, so we asked our friends in France to bring along a film crew to document the festivities. The result is Francais Pour Une Nuit (translation: French For One Night), the DVD of the evening including the full show, interviews with us, and five videos shot by YOU, our buddies in the audience. All this and more will be available starting November 23rd, 2009!

Francais Pour Une Nuit was extra special for us because not only was it filmed in France, but ALL aspects of the project are French as the show was filmed, recorded, and edited with French camera and recording crews, the artwork on the package and special box set (more on that in a minute!) were created by a French design team; even the credits are in French. The only non-French parts: the three Americans and one Dane on stage and the photos shot by Englishman Ross Halfin.

The DVD will be available in retail stores in France only, at metallica.com, or you may order online through the record company at metallicanimes.com. There will be three formats available: Standard DVD in a digipack including a 16 page booklet, Blu-Ray DVD, also in a digipack with the booklet, and the deluxe limited edition box set (it's actually a tin) that includes the DVD, a copy of Death Magnetic on CD, a T-shirt, laminated pass, and five exclusive photos.

And just in case you couldn't join us that night, here is the set list."

Metallica - Francais Pour Une Nuit DVD tracklisting:

'Blackened'

'Creeping Death'

'Fuel'

'Harvester Of Sorrow'

'Fade To Black'

'Broken, Beat & Scarred'

'Cyanide'

'Sad But True'

'One'

'All Nightmare Long'

'The Day That Never Comes'

'Master Of Puppets'

'Dyers Eve'

'Nothing Else Matters'

'Enter Sandman'

'Stone Cold Crazy'

'Motorbreath'

'Seek & Destroy'



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