Goosebumps... I've recently discovered Metallica, though I am as old as the band. The deeper i got. The more i realized that they were in a different class than any other band. There is a deep spiritual connection that binds the Metallica community. Sharing your reactions, your joy, your goosebumps makes me smile. Metallica fans are awesome. Thanks !
This concert was shortly after the Wall came down and the Soviet Union fell apart. The crowd needed to blow off steam and Metallica delivered for them.
You need to go see them live. Honestly the greatest thing in the world too shout die die with all your metal brother and sisters. Its amazingly release and there isn't anything else like it. The metal brotherhood has so much love and respect for another that it really does crush any other experience that I've seen.
👊 James Hetfield--Lead vocals & rythmn guitar 1981-current Kirk Hammett--Lead guitar 1983-current Jason Newsted--Bass & back up vocals --was in the band from 1986-2001 Lars Ulrich--Drummer 1981-current
Oh and there’s the For Whom The Bell Tolls live in 1985 and Anaesthesia (Pulling Teeth)/Whiplash live 1983 if you want to see the legendary Cliff Burton in action. Their original bassist. In 1983 performance you’ll also see them with their original lead guitarist Dave Mustain not the frontman of Megadeth.
Seattle 89 was not the only great Metallica shows- there were a lot!! As the moscow and seattle were official commercial releases. You need to see the Classic line up with Cliff Burton from 85-86, mostly bootlegged as they were under the radar yet filling out stadiums.
You probably won't believe me when I say it but if do live performances from the concert in Seattle 1989 ( eg. Master of Puppets, Blackened, Battery and "and Justice for All") you may end up realizing the outperformed the amazing Creeping Death performance in Moscow you just saw.....
Creeping Death is their ONE song that sounds better than the album. Especially with Jason. Also, I'd recommend you check out Symphony of Destruction from Megadeth, Live. (Maybe a more avid Megadeth fan can suggest a concert. I doubt my recommendation for that will be the best)
You damn right its worth checking out! They sound so badass!!!! One of my faves from this concert, also Fade to Black was awesome at this concert too!!!
Just watched you listening to Disposable Heroes (again) and thought you might like Whiplash. It’s an early Metallica thrash song that’s hard, fast and fun as hell!
Welcome back bro! I've seen Metallica 30+ times! Nothing compares to the adrenalin and energy rush from a show like that. Dude I'm so taking you to a metal show! We'll go check em out. You'll love it. Yes we metal heads feel what you're trying to describe. Hard to define - but luckily we don't have to verbailize it cuz the music does the talking enough. That's why we listen - it helps to channel those powerful emotions, or thoughts that cannot be defined or uncomfortable to describe. For something else that will likely blow your mind. Check out "Changes Godsmack Drum Duel HD 1080p" The first 1.5 minutes is just an interview which you can skip but get to the minute and 30 sec mark. There's one on there without the interview but the picture quality is terrible.
Allright, dude! You should check out The day that never comes, which is a "newer" song by Metallica. It's really good, and you can see how the Metallica guys have progressed through the years.
I don't know what it is about Metallica... But at those gigs, the whole energy of the room changed when "Ecstacy of Gold" comes on... They are magical beings and the music is magical as well. They just are head and shoulders above anyone else. There is so much history and legend in their 39 years as a band... And after all this time, they just love what they do and basically cannot stop... The train has left the station and you are either on it or under it.
Third most crowded concert in the history of music 1,3-1,8 million people. Pantera, Metallica and AC/DC together in Moscow. Another fan fact you should know since you are becoming a fan of Metallica is that they are the only band that played in all 7 continents of the earth... Yeap they've even played in Alaska 🥶🤘
Although todays bassist Robert Trujillo is an awesome guy and great performer I still do miss Jason Newsted he was a huge part of Metallica at it's finest momemts after the Passing of Cliff Burton. It's so tragic how he was treated by the others. He is truly missed. There are a few good documentaries for you to learn about this great band. I hope you can find some time to learn their story.
Oh yeah. Harvester of Sorrow from this same concert is amazing. Also Seattle 1989 any song you choose you can’t go wrong there, or you could do a live stream with the whole concert. Metallica generally doesn’t take videos down. But if you want to just see the best songs from the Seattle one - Blackened, Battery, The Thing That Should Not Be, Master of Puppets, And Justices Fo All and Whiplash. Also a great songs No Leaf Clover, For Whom The Bell Tolls, Call of Ktulu, All Within My Hands, Outlaw Thorn from Metallica S&M concerts.
Your reactions make me feel like a young hesher, finding new music and losing my fucking mind.🤘 You have so much to discover in the metal world. Have fun.
Ok so I just subbed and I believe after looking through what you’ve reacted to when it comes to Metallica, your next song MUST BE the song simply named “One”. One is definitely in their top 5 songs ever. You need to listen to “One” and a 2nd suggestion, you should listen to the song called “Damage Inc.” you don’t have to thank me, lol.
Welcome back dude. Awesome you chose Metallica when reacting again. In my opinion, it`s best to listen to the music the first time with no video, no lyrics and the studio version. Why? Less distractions and you listen to the song like the artist intended. Metallica is a great live band, but much of the magic gets lost when you are not in the crowd. Nothing wrong in listening to live, lyric and so on after you heard it clean and free from distractions. (That`s how I like to listen to music.) If you could try one or all of these songs by Metallica, it would make my day man: 1) Moth into flame. 2) Battery. 3) The unforgiven 1-3. (They are all awesome in their own way.) 4) Mama Said. 5) Broken, Beat & Scarred. 6) Dyers Eve. 7) The God That Failed. I could go on and on, but I tryed to find songs that stand a little out. Metallica have not released the same songs and album again and again, they have not been affraid of trying out difrent things, and that`s one of the reasons I love them so much. And I have tryed to find songs not many other reactors have reacted to yet. (I feel it`s the same songs over and over everywhere.) Keep on doing what you do man. I hope to see any or all of these songs in your chanel. \m/
Love your reaction!! This song is actually better on live shit binge and purge!! So I think you should listen to a live song off live shit binge and purge
Fat Jesus, I had that box set when it was new. Wish I still had it. 😥 They are, without a doubt, the best live band ever! I've been lucky enough to see them live twice in my life - in 1992 when they were touring with Guns N Roses, they were at the old Texas Stadium in D/FW area. It was once the home stadium of the Dallas Cowboys. It was general admission, no seating. I was very fortunate to be within range of touching the stage, right in front of James! I was so high with excitement and adrenaline, I barely remember it. Just snippets. The best Metallica experience of my entire life!!
Kai Thoren Fawkes that sounds amazing! I wish I could have been there I’m a little young for that but I do indeed have the box set still!! I’ve also seen Metallica 6 times most recently in San Francisco for S&M 2 !!
@@fatjesus2618 Ah man, I'm rather jealous, but glad you got to see them. 😁 The last time I saw them live was in Fort Worth, Texas. It's a sister city to Dallas. Got to sit down that time. I can't remember what year, but there was a stunt that freaked people out and a lot of us were worried it was like the time James was nearly incinerated at the beginning of Fade to Black. A pyrotechnic thing went off and James was at the wrong place when it did...his right arm was really badly burned. Not in Forth Worth. The pyro mishap actually happened just before I saw them in '92 because someone else had to play for James then. Fort Worth turned out to be a purposeful stunt. James was alright. Whew!! I'm bummed that I'll never get to see them live again because of my physical limitations. Getting older really sucks.
Kai Thoren Fawkes I wish you the best hopefully you try to make it out even with your physical restrictions. That tour you were saw was called cunning stunts and I was at one of those shows also probably 1996 it was in Grand Rapids Michigan. By the way it also freaked me out to!
@@fatjesus2618 Ah yes, Cunning Stunts! My memories are fading a little, but not completely, thankfully. There are some experiences I never want to forget. My first live Metallica concert is one of those. My friend and I just stayed for Metallica. Neither of us were big fans of Guns n Roses. Axl Rose was such an obnoxious idiot back then. Wonder if he matured any since?
That was Jason Newsted their old bassist, who unfortunately it’s not with Metallica anymore. His backing vocals were the best, when he was with Metallica it was like Satan himself was on backing vocals.
If you have not yet checked out Queensrych you should. I would recommend anything off of Operation Mindcrime, or Promised Land. You should also check out Testament Souls of Black, The New Order or The Legacy. Old school metal head hear. First heard Metallica back in 85 or 86 Anastasia pulling teeth was my introduction to thrash and it's just grown larger and louder from there. Watch your volume with headphones or you will have a constant high pitched ringing in your ears when you got your 40s. Rock on brother 😊
I recommend unforgiven 1,2,3. Just wait till you go to your first metal concert. Since you started with them I recommend Metallica be your first one🤘🏼.
I guess you should start reacting to Deep Purple, Lars'(Metallica's drummer) first inspiration for being a metal musician.They're in the Guinness book of records as the loudest band on the earth, since on one particular gig the sound reached 117 dB and 3 members of the audience passed out. Start from Child in Time Live in Denmark 1972.
Listen to the “the dark side of the moon” album by pink floyd! The whole album needs to be listened to in one stretch and it’s brilliant, make sure to edit it into separate videos to avoid copyright strike :)
Please adjust your audio settings. You’re too loud and the music is too quiet. Did you understand what the song was about? Every single word came straight out of the bible except “creeping death” (that’s Metallica’s term for the last plague) and (obviously) the ad libbed “mothereffer”. This is pretty much the only live version of Metallica that you should react to *for the first time*. It’s best to research their songs first so you know what they’re about, and it’s also best to react to the lyrics version for the first time so you can focus on the song. (You can always react to live or video versions later.) I’m here for Metallica reactions and look forward to your next one! (Just fix the audio thing. 😉) edit: Any chance you can get your hands on some decent headphones that go over your ears? Makes a world of difference!
If Black Sabbath and Motorhead had a musical lovechild, it would be Metallica. If Metallica, Sabbath, and a coven of witches had a weeklong orgy in Lovecrafts house, the offspring would be Megadeath😂
As much as i love Metallica, I would request you to give Iron Maiden a try. I have been to atleast 5 Metallica concerts, and more for Iron Maiden. and i would prefer Iron Maiden over Metallica in live. Try Fear of the Dark, Hallowed be thy Name, Seventh son of the seven son, Power Slave, The Clansman , Rime of the ancient Mariner by Iron Maiden .. and try live versions. And from the Moscow concert, i believe Metallica had 13 songs performed. You must try For whom the bell tolls, and seek and destroy.
Who is that... Jason Newsted. The Bass player. The bands 2nd Bass player. The 1st was Cliff Burton. But check this out, there's another singer/guitarist, that they kicked out very early on. His name is Dave Mustane, and he founded another metal band called Megadeth. That's going way back. So all these songs you're reacting to are kinda the middle of the bands career. Although arguably their best years, because I quit listening to their new stuff after enter sandman. Here's one for you. Megadeth Holy wars. Use a phone to look at the lyrics while you're watching videos.
Goosebumps... I've recently discovered Metallica, though I am as old as the band. The deeper i got. The more i realized that they were in a different class than any other band. There is a deep spiritual connection that binds the Metallica community. Sharing your reactions, your joy, your goosebumps makes me smile. Metallica fans are awesome. Thanks !
The guy singing at 10:18 is the bassist, Jason Newsted!
Sadly missed....he was a beast on stage.
@@mubbles1066 well that makes it seem likes he's dead he isn't just got kicked out
@@grimlockthe1823 he left
@@owenhiber4492 basically kicked out
@@grimlockthe1823 nah he left
The greatest and best live band ever and the by far best band to have touched the planet and to enter a stage.....🔥🔥🔥🔥🤘🤘🤘🤘
Gotta do next, "Battery" live from Seattle '89. U want energy, adrenaline? Then strap in and hold on!!! 🤘😈🤘
And Whiplash from the same concert 🤘🏻🤘🏻🤘🏻
Also," and justice for all" from same concert.
Patrick lol you gonna have him watch the whole binge and purge album
needs to just watch the whole live shit binge and burge
No blackened first!!
Welcome back! 🤘😁
Imagine 1.6 MILLION fans screaming "Die! Die! Die!" in unison, at you. Unreal...
Frankly, other concerts have a better Creeping Death live.
The viewers were generally unreactive in this concert.
Holy shit, yes!! But damn, that was the worst place to pause it!
Hey there! How are you! :) turns out we're not only on Bloodywood reactions :)
@@NewAeonWarlord OMG!! I have been wondering about you! How are you and the missus? Healthy? Hanging in there?
@@AGDinCA yes, we are. She actually started a new job this week which is good. I got lots to do at work but oh well, better than no work
When Kirk played that solo, my heart started beating SO fast, even tho I’ve heard this song like hundreds of times
Same brother! Seen them live playing that shit at least 10 times, very different experience to listen to that solo live
This concert was shortly after the Wall came down and the Soviet Union fell apart. The crowd needed to blow off steam and Metallica delivered for them.
The USSR did not fall apart - it was disassembled (in a managed process based on a treason and sabotage).
The Soviet Union fell on december this was before
From the same festival Moscow 1991, you must react to Pantera - Domination (Official Live Video). Heaviest breakdown ever and an epic crowd!
Truth! ⬆️
Also Pantera at this same concert, "Primal Concrete Sledge"!!!!!!!!!!!!! It's so heavy! The guitarist is A-M-A-Z-I-N-G!!!!!
one of the best metal solos ever writen
@@dvir12345 the solo that made me wanna pick up a guitar
You need to go see them live. Honestly the greatest thing in the world too shout die die with all your metal brother and sisters. Its amazingly release and there isn't anything else like it. The metal brotherhood has so much love and respect for another that it really does crush any other experience that I've seen.
Truth! ⬆️
Dude!! You gotta listen to Harvester of Sorrow from this same concert!! It's soooo badass!!! If you don't you are definitely missing out!!!!!
While watching Metallica, For a few minutes, the world is a prefect place.
👊
James Hetfield--Lead vocals & rythmn guitar
1981-current
Kirk Hammett--Lead guitar
1983-current
Jason Newsted--Bass & back up vocals
--was in the band from 1986-2001
Lars Ulrich--Drummer
1981-current
Oh and there’s the For Whom The Bell Tolls live in 1985 and Anaesthesia (Pulling Teeth)/Whiplash live 1983 if you want to see the legendary Cliff Burton in action. Their original bassist. In 1983 performance you’ll also see them with their original lead guitarist Dave Mustain not the frontman of Megadeth.
Harvester Of Sorrow!
Seattle 89 was not the only great Metallica shows- there were a lot!! As the moscow and seattle were official commercial releases. You need to see the Classic line up with Cliff Burton from 85-86, mostly bootlegged as they were under the radar yet filling out stadiums.
You probably won't believe me when I say it but if do live performances from the concert in Seattle 1989 ( eg. Master of Puppets, Blackened, Battery and "and Justice for All") you may end up realizing the outperformed the amazing Creeping Death performance in Moscow you just saw.....
Creeping Death is their ONE song that sounds better than the album. Especially with Jason.
Also, I'd recommend you check out Symphony of Destruction from Megadeth, Live. (Maybe a more avid Megadeth fan can suggest a concert. I doubt my recommendation for that will be the best)
React to Welcome home (Sanitarium)
I second this!
I third, it's my favorite Metallica song.
I fourth this! My fave as well!!
Maybe for the next video “one” by metallica that song is sick🤟🏻🤟🏻🤟🏻🤟🏻🤟🏻🔥🔥🔥🔥
And to think, I've been listening to them since 1986.
These guys are the Godfathers of Thrash-Metal..........the Goats of Metal. No one else comes close.
Largest concert crowd in history. 1.6 MILLION 🤘
They did more songs, but not sure they have them all on RUclips. There is Harvester of Sorrow up here and it’s worth checking.
You damn right its worth checking out! They sound so badass!!!! One of my faves from this concert, also Fade to Black was awesome at this concert too!!!
@@metalmellie4371 Yeah, they usually butcher Fade to Black when life, but during this concert was ok.
Check out Metallica - The Day That Never Comes (Live) [Quebec Magnetic]
It's one of the newer songs. They go crazy on the second half of the song.
I'm glad I found your reactions. This was cool to see. I'd looooove to see you react to Metallica's S & M - No Leaf Clover. I think you'll love it. 💕
Thank you! Will do!
“Blackened Seattle 89” is a monster and I’m still waiting for someone to react to “Ride the Lightning” from the “through the never” film by Metallica.
Just watched you listening to Disposable Heroes (again) and thought you might like Whiplash. It’s an early Metallica thrash song that’s hard, fast and fun as hell!
I'm not the only one that says that Metallica is the gold standard of metal 😎
We all miss this man!
SLAYER"SKELETONS OF SOCIETY"
Welcome back bro! I've seen Metallica 30+ times! Nothing compares to the adrenalin and energy rush from a show like that. Dude I'm so taking you to a metal show! We'll go check em out. You'll love it.
Yes we metal heads feel what you're trying to describe. Hard to define - but luckily we don't have to verbailize it cuz the music does the talking enough. That's why we listen - it helps to channel those powerful emotions, or thoughts that cannot be defined or uncomfortable to describe.
For something else that will likely blow your mind. Check out
"Changes Godsmack Drum Duel HD 1080p" The first 1.5 minutes is just an interview which you can skip but get to the minute and 30 sec mark. There's one on there without the interview but the picture quality is terrible.
Allright, dude! You should check out The day that never comes, which is a "newer" song by Metallica. It's really good, and you can see how the Metallica guys have progressed through the years.
since 1982 my friend and they still make me feel the same way i did when i first heard them
I don't know what it is about Metallica... But at those gigs, the whole energy of the room changed when "Ecstacy of Gold" comes on... They are magical beings and the music is magical as well. They just are head and shoulders above anyone else. There is so much history and legend in their 39 years as a band... And after all this time, they just love what they do and basically cannot stop... The train has left the station and you are either on it or under it.
Awesome reaction! Metallica Disposable Heros live in Mexico City 2009
Third most crowded concert in the history of music 1,3-1,8 million people.
Pantera, Metallica and AC/DC together in Moscow.
Another fan fact you should know since you are becoming a fan of Metallica is that they are the only band that played in all 7 continents of the earth... Yeap they've even played in Alaska 🥶🤘
Although todays bassist Robert Trujillo is an awesome guy and great performer I still do miss Jason Newsted he was a huge part of Metallica at it's finest momemts after the Passing of Cliff Burton. It's so tragic how he was treated by the others. He is truly missed. There are a few good documentaries for you to learn about this great band. I hope you can find some time to learn their story.
The song talks about an event from the Bible, if you didn't know. :)
Oh yeah. Harvester of Sorrow from this same concert is amazing. Also Seattle 1989 any song you choose you can’t go wrong there, or you could do a live stream with the whole concert. Metallica generally doesn’t take videos down. But if you want to just see the best songs from the Seattle one - Blackened, Battery, The Thing That Should Not Be, Master of Puppets, And Justices Fo All and Whiplash.
Also a great songs No Leaf Clover, For Whom The Bell Tolls, Call of Ktulu, All Within My Hands, Outlaw Thorn from Metallica S&M concerts.
Welcome back! Would you mind turning up the volume of music in your reactions?
The other singer is Jason Newsted, the second bassist of the band
Your reactions make me feel like a young hesher, finding new music and losing my fucking mind.🤘 You have so much to discover in the metal world. Have fun.
Jason Newsted, was the second vocal, and he is the third best bassist Metallica had. He definitely had a scratchier tone to him.
Jason was their best bassist ;)
@@Efferri Cliff was better talent wise, Jason was only better energy wise.
@@ansgar4052 and Robs pretty cool
Yes I know that feeling you feel inside when it comes to Metallica. It’s inspired, with a side of goosebumps down your spine.
You're back! So glad to see you in the chair again.
Ok so I just subbed and I believe after looking through what you’ve reacted to when it comes to Metallica, your next song MUST BE the song simply named “One”. One is definitely in their top 5 songs ever.
You need to listen to “One” and a 2nd suggestion, you should listen to the song called “Damage Inc.” you don’t have to thank me, lol.
Welcome back dude. Awesome you chose Metallica when reacting again. In my opinion, it`s best to listen to the music the first time with no video, no lyrics and the studio version. Why? Less distractions and you listen to the song like the artist intended. Metallica is a great live band, but much of the magic gets lost when you are not in the crowd. Nothing wrong in listening to live, lyric and so on after you heard it clean and free from distractions. (That`s how I like to listen to music.) If you could try one or all of these songs by Metallica, it would make my day man:
1) Moth into flame.
2) Battery.
3) The unforgiven 1-3. (They are all awesome in their own way.)
4) Mama Said.
5) Broken, Beat & Scarred.
6) Dyers Eve.
7) The God That Failed.
I could go on and on, but I tryed to find songs that stand a little out. Metallica have not released the same songs and album again and again, they have not been affraid of trying out difrent things, and that`s one of the reasons I love them so much. And I have tryed to find songs not many other reactors have reacted to yet. (I feel it`s the same songs over and over everywhere.)
Keep on doing what you do man. I hope to see any or all of these songs in your chanel. \m/
may u react to "blackened" live Seattle '89? Or any song from that night? This concert was insane!!!
Haha don’t worry, we all had the same reactions when we first heard Metallica.🤘🏼🤘🏼
Love your reaction!! This song is actually better on live shit binge and purge!! So I think you should listen to a live song off live shit binge and purge
Fat Jesus, I had that box set when it was new. Wish I still had it. 😥 They are, without a doubt, the best live band ever! I've been lucky enough to see them live twice in my life - in 1992 when they were touring with Guns N Roses, they were at the old Texas Stadium in D/FW area. It was once the home stadium of the Dallas Cowboys. It was general admission, no seating. I was very fortunate to be within range of touching the stage, right in front of James! I was so high with excitement and adrenaline, I barely remember it. Just snippets. The best Metallica experience of my entire life!!
Kai Thoren Fawkes that sounds amazing! I wish I could have been there I’m a little young for that but I do indeed have the box set still!! I’ve also seen Metallica 6 times most recently in San Francisco for S&M 2 !!
@@fatjesus2618 Ah man, I'm rather jealous, but glad you got to see them. 😁 The last time I saw them live was in Fort Worth, Texas. It's a sister city to Dallas. Got to sit down that time. I can't remember what year, but there was a stunt that freaked people out and a lot of us were worried it was like the time James was nearly incinerated at the beginning of Fade to Black. A pyrotechnic thing went off and James was at the wrong place when it did...his right arm was really badly burned. Not in Forth Worth. The pyro mishap actually happened just before I saw them in '92 because someone else had to play for James then. Fort Worth turned out to be a purposeful stunt. James was alright. Whew!! I'm bummed that I'll never get to see them live again because of my physical limitations. Getting older really sucks.
Kai Thoren Fawkes I wish you the best hopefully you try to make it out even with your physical restrictions. That tour you were saw was called cunning stunts and I was at one of those shows also probably 1996 it was in Grand Rapids Michigan. By the way it also freaked me out to!
@@fatjesus2618 Ah yes, Cunning Stunts! My memories are fading a little, but not completely, thankfully. There are some experiences I never want to forget. My first live Metallica concert is one of those. My friend and I just stayed for Metallica. Neither of us were big fans of Guns n Roses. Axl Rose was such an obnoxious idiot back then. Wonder if he matured any since?
That was Jason Newsted their old bassist, who unfortunately it’s not with Metallica anymore. His backing vocals were the best, when he was with Metallica it was like Satan himself was on backing vocals.
Don't be sorry. Look after yourself. We're happy to get videos whenever you can manage. No pressure.
Thanks for the support!
Respect man. Metal fans are great.
The Kings.
one of my favorite metallica songs
1.6 million people at thst concert 1991 Moscow
That's how everyone should react. 🤘🏼
Haha thank you!
Honestly I think the Seattle show in 89 was even better. Blackened and fade to black
great thing about Metallica... watching the video or a live performance... quality. they are just as good, if not better, live.
Thanks brother.
If you have not yet checked out Queensrych you should. I would recommend anything off of Operation Mindcrime, or Promised Land. You should also check out Testament Souls of Black, The New Order or The Legacy. Old school metal head hear. First heard Metallica back in 85 or 86 Anastasia pulling teeth was my introduction to thrash and it's just grown larger and louder from there. Watch your volume with headphones or you will have a constant high pitched ringing in your ears when you got your 40s. Rock on brother 😊
Definitely second Souls of Black.
You should do Harvester of Sorrow from this same concert!!!
I second the recommendation of Battery from the live in Seattle 1989.
I recommend unforgiven 1,2,3. Just wait till you go to your first metal concert. Since you started with them I recommend Metallica be your first one🤘🏼.
Coming from a metalhead I wold recommend you to be a fan of both EDM and metal.metalheads are very nice and fun and edm is energetic for me at least
You wanna rock out - Metallica spit out the bone!!
10:30 is Jason Newsted bassist is go in metallica in 1986. and leave metallica in 2001.
Ne obliviscaris - And plague flowers the kaleidoscope live
Welcome to my childhood 😃
I guess you should start reacting to Deep Purple, Lars'(Metallica's drummer) first inspiration for being a metal musician.They're in the Guinness book of records as the loudest band on the earth, since on one particular gig the sound reached 117 dB and 3 members of the audience passed out.
Start from Child in Time Live in Denmark 1972.
You need to see the Seattle 89 version.
Love the reaction, but if you want to see Metallica's absolute peak live performance, you need to watch Battery live in Seattle, '89. You're welcome.
Domination- Pantera (Moscow 91).
SICK!!!
My fav bass player for Metallica was Jasón!!!!
1.6 MILLION Russians, seeing American metal for the 1st time!!
Ok...
But...
You need to do more TOOL!
Pantera domination live from Moscow same show
Привет Бро, я был на этом концерте. Мы Русские, нас много и нас никто никогда не победит.
You get it
Listen to the “the dark side of the moon” album by pink floyd! The whole album needs to be listened to in one stretch and it’s brilliant, make sure to edit it into separate videos to avoid copyright strike :)
James Hetfield and kirk hammet
Cemetary Gates by Pantera
6:35 Metalligasm 😉
Awesome!!! U need some judas priest..victim of changes..from the 70s 💙💙💙 glad to see u!!!
Love me some Metallica they get your blood going like no other. you should react to Fallen In Reverse - Popular Monster they are badass
🤘
Please check out DIMMU BORGIR - Gateways & Kamelot - March of Mephisto.
Now do "the thing that should not be" Seattle
Amon Amarth - Father of the Wolf
Watch Pantera do Domination from that same show.....heaviest shit ever
I would recommend Symphony of Destruction by Megadeth
Also, Some Kind of Monster by Metallica.
Iron maiden? Alexander the great
Please adjust your audio settings. You’re too loud and the music is too quiet.
Did you understand what the song was about? Every single word came straight out of the bible except “creeping death” (that’s Metallica’s term for the last plague) and (obviously) the ad libbed “mothereffer”.
This is pretty much the only live version of Metallica that you should react to *for the first time*. It’s best to research their songs first so you know what they’re about, and it’s also best to react to the lyrics version for the first time so you can focus on the song. (You can always react to live or video versions later.)
I’m here for Metallica reactions and look forward to your next one! (Just fix the audio thing. 😉)
edit: Any chance you can get your hands on some decent headphones that go over your ears? Makes a world of difference!
So much truth!! ⬆️
If Black Sabbath and Motorhead had a musical lovechild, it would be Metallica.
If Metallica, Sabbath, and a coven of witches had a weeklong orgy in Lovecrafts house, the offspring would be Megadeath😂
Fade to black studio version, or the memory remains live Mexico
You should check out some Dream Theater! May I recommend "this dying soul" live at Budokan!
As much as i love Metallica, I would request you to give Iron Maiden a try. I have been to atleast 5 Metallica concerts, and more for Iron Maiden. and i would prefer Iron Maiden over Metallica in live.
Try Fear of the Dark, Hallowed be thy Name, Seventh son of the seven son, Power Slave, The Clansman , Rime of the ancient Mariner by Iron Maiden .. and try live versions.
And from the Moscow concert, i believe Metallica had 13 songs performed. You must try For whom the bell tolls, and seek and destroy.
Who is that... Jason Newsted. The Bass player. The bands 2nd Bass player. The 1st was Cliff Burton. But check this out, there's another singer/guitarist, that they kicked out very early on. His name is Dave Mustane, and he founded another metal band called Megadeth. That's going way back. So all these songs you're reacting to are kinda the middle of the bands career. Although arguably their best years, because I quit listening to their new stuff after enter sandman.
Here's one for you. Megadeth Holy wars.
Use a phone to look at the lyrics while you're watching videos.
Try orion then damage inc in that order I believe from kill em all