concert in Berlin in 1990, he made no speech and sang all the lines alone. He didn't play the bass guitar for this live version. For Waters' worldwide 2010–2013 Wall tour, the song was transposed one whole step down, from D to C. This is commonly done in live performances when a singer has difficulty reaching the highest notes in the song's original key. During the intro of the song, Waters clapped to the beat and in some cases shouted, exhorting the audience to clap along and "have a good time, enjoy yourselves", which might be considered ironic, given the paranoid tone of the actual lyrics. Again, he did not play bass guitar, instead gesturing with a prop submachine gun at various points throughout the song. David Gilmour In addition to performing the song with Pink Floyd, Gilmour has also performed it himself on his 1984 solo tour in support of his About Face album. In Waters' absence, Gilmour would trade lines with bass guitarist Mickey Feat. He also performed the song solo at the Colombian Volcano benefit concert in 1986, trading lines with house-band keyboardist John "Rabbit" Bundrick (who would later play on Waters' solo album, Amused to Death) and again during his 2015-2016 Rattle That Lock Tour, trading lines with Guy Pratt. Gilmour also performed the song in 2016 in Live At Pompeii. Personnel Roger Waters – vocals (verses), laughter, screaming, panting David Gilmour – guitars, bass guitar, backwards cymbals, vocals (chorus) Nick Mason – drums Richard Wright – Prophet-5 synthesizer (solo), organ (main riff) with: James Guthrie – backwards cymbals, running, panting Bobbye Hall – congas, bongos Personnel per Fitch and Mahon. Hired-gun guitarist Lee Ritenour was also brought in "to beef up the sound" by producer Bob Ezrin. Charts |- |- |- |- |- |} Cover versions In 2001, the Canadian all-female metal band Kittie recorded a cover which was released on their full-length album Oracle. In this version, lead vocalist and lead guitarist Morgan Lander actually do incorporate the title of the song within the lyrics. The Disco Biscuits have covered "Run Like Hell" live since 1997. In 2011, Italian metal band Mastercastle recorded a cover that was released on their album Last Desire. On 6 March 2019, American heavy metal band Metallica bassist Robert Trujillo and guitarist Kirk Hammett jammed on the song during a concert in Kansas City, Missouri. The moment was recorded