The Mexican audience is highlighted as incredibly energetic, often described as part of the "pride and passion" of the title. Criticisms:
Director Wayne Isham utilized what he called "the shark fin camera"—a low-angle, wide lens that rode just above the crowd’s hands. This technique makes the viewer feel as if they are surfing the front row. Metallica- Orgullo Pasion y Gloria - Tres Noche...
Knowing they had to outdo themselves, the band pulled out the heavy artillery. "Damage, Inc." was played for the first time in years. "Battery" sounded like an apocalypse. But the glory came from a single, unexpected source: the return of "Creeping Death." The Mexican audience is highlighted as incredibly energetic,
Available in several versions, including standard DVD, Blu-Ray, and a Deluxe Edition that features 2 DVDs and 2 CDs containing additional tracks from the three-night run. Knowing they had to outdo themselves, the band
Orgullo, Pasión, y Gloria: Tres Noches en la Ciudad de México
Durante "The Day That Never Comes", hubo silencio absoluto. Antes de "Fade to Black", lágrimas. Y cuando sonaron los primeros acordes de "Battery", el Foro Sol literalmente tembló.
The defining moment occurred during "Fade to Black." As Kirk Hammett’s wah-drenched solo soared, the entire Foro Sol flickered with 50,000 cell phones and lighters—a sea of artificial stars. But the real fire came during "One." The artillery blasts in the song’s bridge were drowned out by the crowd screaming the lyrics to the machine-gun riff.