I was 13 on vacation in wildwood new Jersey. Summer of 88. This girl stayed in the house next to mine and we really hit it off. One day she knocks on my window and said hey youI gotta hear this!!! I'm like what??? She's like this band Metallica. It's like nothing I've ever heard. She hands me the cassette and already has it fast forward to master of Puppets the title track. I put the tape in, cranked the volume and pressed play......... once the opening riff kicked it something happened inside me. It was threw most beautiful and heavy thing I'd ever heard. I was listening to GUNS and ROSES already and motley crue etc.... but this was different. So I spent my whole summer with Metallica in my Walkman. One of the greatest summers ever🤘🤘🤘🤘🔥🔥🔥🔥❤❤❤
I had a buddy that I would listen to Metallica with. Both our moms would steal our cassette tapes (of Metallica) when they found them because they thought it was the devils' music. Their music probably saved both my buddy and my life. We were both outcasts at a private prep school because we didn't fit in. So as you can imagine, we were depressed. When we first heard Metallica, we both wanted to know how they made this sound that we'd never heard before. So we started to learn to play guitar. Metallica and learning to play guitar together kept our heads above water and our a$$es out of trouble. No one in my life (physically) shares my love of Metallica. So being able to watch you react and ask similar questions we had makes me feel that human connection again. A shared bond, if you will. My buddy and I didn't have a lot in common, but Metallica brought us together and kept us on the straight and narrow. I joke with my mom about how this "devil music" gave me an outlet for my anger, helped me navigate my depression in my youth, and stimulated my brain, which made me a better student.
Fuck. He got me on the socks thing. And I DO actually remember where I was when I first heard this song. I was in a juvenile detention center in the late 80's called China Springs...I heard one of the counselors playing it in his car from the parking lot while we were getting smoked. Ahh...good times. Well, maybe not that good.
The joy of watching people reacting to stuff I listen to comes from the experience of seeing people get their hair blown away their first time listening . Brings me back
Hey mate. I remember it was 1988 and my best mate said to listen to these 2 albums. 1 was Ride The Lightning and 2 was Master of Puppets. I was INSTANTLY a hardcore fan ever since. I have all their albums, all their DVD's and countless books. I have seen them 3 times live here in Australia and had tickets for the 2020 tour before James relapsed with substance abuse, but nothing will ever change with my loyalty as a die hard fan. Playing their songs on guitar is a little hard for a novice like myself, but piss loads of fun haha. Glad you liked the song bro, and keep checking them out. Their style changed a lot over the years and returned full circle with the release of the second last album Death Magnetic. Happy listening 👍
I was 14 the first time I ever heard this song. A buddy of mine that I played baseball with was really into them and made me a mixtape of their music to introduce me to them. I’ve been hooked ever since.
I was 12 when I got into Metallica. My first songs were Nothing Else Matters, and Enter Sandman of course, because my dad listened a lot to these. And in the youtube comment section people mentioned Master Of Puppets. I said "Hey, I need to listen to this." When I heard Master for the first time, I tought "Holy shit this rocks man". I went thru the album, and I said "I found my type of music!" to my dad. He laughed, and showed me Ride The Lightning. We listened to the whole album together. I wont forget that moment.
Like I mentioned on last Metallica reaction, I was 16 when this album came out sitting in class listening to this on my Walkman. This being the last song of album, my buddy and I couldn't sit still listening to this. A year later the garage band I was in we managed to learn this song. Over the years, skills improve and many different garage bands later, last band I was in we did a more aggressive version of this with more double bass throughout and in some sections added blast beats, the guitars were tuned lower and nastier. When we played this at shows.... Holy hell every body went crazy. Last band I was in thats what we did when playing cover songs, we made it our own.... foundation of original still there but we added our style, emotion, energy as well as skill. Ever heard a metal version of Michael Jackson's Beat It? Of aside from what Leo of Frogleap has done lol ✌🖤🤘😎🤘
Dream Theater actually did a pretty cool cover of the song back in the day. I can’t remember correctly, but I think the guest singer was the lead singer of Cannibal Corpse.
This album came out when I was 14. I grabbed it and ran. I already had RTL. This cemented Metallica forever in my brain as THAT BAND. They got older. Give em some slack. You want 60 yr old dudes playin thrash just for fans or evolving as musicians? No Cliff...too many changes to keep this gold standard up 🤘🏽💀🤘🏽
@@r.deanmcknight136 Slayer, and I love em 2 death, has no choice. Metallica did. But with the death of Hanneman kinda same in that regard. Just old guys with fill ins trying to make a living and I'm not goin 2 knock that. But as I said, Metallica saw that they had the musical ability to branch out. Slayer couldn't...and that's no knock on anybody. I mean come on...Seasons in the Abyss was as commercial as Slayer got. This was actually a throw away line from another thread when ppl were attacking Metallica for the sound changing over the years and I asked what's more disingenuous....60 yr old millionaires playing Thrash or coming up with a rock album more befitting a 60 yr old? That's all it was. In short, if Slayer had cut their hair and released 4 or 5 unbearable albums they'd be finished. Metallica did and they still sell out every seat. That's the bottom line
This is the album that made me a metal head. Absolute 🔥, every track. I first heard this in my fourth grade cafeteria during lunch. A good buddy introduced me to it in 86. First Metallica song was Battery; first song on Puppets
This was my first Metallica song I actually listened to just to listen to it. I was born around Metallica but I think I was probably 5 when I first heard this. This album came out a year before I was born so my parents were jamming to this from the beginning which is one of the reasons I have a deep connection with this album. When I first heard this song I knew this band was the one and they’ve been my favorite ever since. Most people would start off with Metallica and mature into other things later but I am different. I kept loyal to them and have stuck with them from day one and I will never look back. They have saved my life on a few occasions, their music would cure me when I would get sick. There is a song for every occasion. Anyways I’m glad to share this band and their amazing life changing and awe enlisting music with you. Thank you for the reactions man
What a great way to end an epic album! This song speaks of the struggle Metallica felt between being loyal to themselves and their music but pleasing the record label with commercial success. I was 15 when this album came out and it’s all my friends and I listened to that summer break. Best summer of my life!! I’m still going to request METAL MILITIA and I know you’ll get to it eventually. Thanks, Darin! ❤️🤘🏻
Fuck man I've heard this when I was in 5th grade back in 87' bought the cassette tape . My 1st time hearing METALLICA was 3rd grade do the math that was Kill'em All. 💀🇺🇸👹😺🍻🍺
As for my first Metallica song I heard, I was 13, was Seek and Destroy followed by The Four Horseman.... I was instantly hooked, bought the album and played it so much ended up having to buy another because I wore out the first one lol. Then when I was 15 and heard Megadeth for the first time and remembering an interview I heard state Dave was originally a member of Metallica, I bought their first album 'Killing Is My Business '..... last song on it is Mechanix and from first listen I knew there was something very familiar with it and after going back to playing Kill em All The Four Horsemen I finally connected the 2.... which is why I kept asking you to do a back to back reaction of those 2 songs ✌🖤🤘😎🤘
It’s very interesting watching people react to metallica nowadays. Not only did I grow up listening to Metallica, I grew up learning how to play Metallica songs on the guitar. And the first song I heard from Metallica was in 1984. I was 11 years old and the song was seek and destroy. And to be honest, the first time I heard it, I was afraid of it. Don’t get me wrong, it didn’t take me long until I couldn’t get enough of it. Heavy-metal is an acquired taste like coffee, or licorice. The first time you try it, you wanna spit it out. But then eventually, you can’t get enough of it.
I was God 10 years old when I heard this song my cousin played this tape for me and it's good to see you enjoying the music I grew up on and the first Metallica song I heard was the four horsemen from their kill em all album. and I've been waiting for your reaction to damage inc since I recommend it to you again another great reaction
Man, when you asked what it’s like to hear someone react to a song that’s special to us: BEST THING I’VE HEARD FROM ANY REACTER. I love watching people experience for the first time something that has been such a big part of my life. I love sort of re-living my first thrill vicariously through your experience. Makes me appreciate the song anew once more. Very thoughtful, sincere question. Subscribed to you right there. It was the first Metallica song I ever heard at the house of my new friend. We’re still the best of friends 35 years later, and I still sit, rapt, during the entire Cliff Burton lead-in to the song. Just waiting for it to detonate and kick ass all the way to the last note.
My first MetallicA song was "Fight fire with fire", opening track of "Ride the lightning". My best friend at the time, and still is 32 years later, bought the CD and handed me the tape the very next day. "You have to listen to this!". I was 14, it blew my mind and still does.
When this came out me and my little brother jamed on this album over and over. My first Metallica I heard was killem all in the 80s, my cousin in California mailed us the cassette and I was hooked dude Metallica and Megadeth forever. Great reaction my friend🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥❤️☮️💯
I remember where I first heard seek and destroy which was my first Metallica song ever. I was hanging out with some friends in their house and they had the album yes actual album. I was hooked! It was about 1985 maybe even 84. The first time I saw them live was in 86. And I’ve been a die hard fan ever since. As for watching people react to them- I enjoy it immensely! I can never go back and hear these songs for the first time again. And it gives me pure joy to watch people who never thought they would enjoy metal give it a serious listen with respect. ❤️
Man was waiting for this album I was 16 got home smoked a bowl of hash and listened to th whole album over and over what a way to end a album keep the metallica up ✌
Heard it on cassette tape on my Walkman walking to school one Spring Day, not too thrilling but we knew it was a game changer of an album, it's cool to listen to music with others, we all learned guitar, bass and drums to Metallica then got together to jam, it was fun
Another great song by Metallica. Couldn't tell you my first Metallica song I heard, too long ago. Probably Ride the Lighting right when it came out in 1984. Others on my list to check out Whiplash, Fight Fire With Fire, Trapped Under Ice, The Frayed Ends of Sanity, Sad But True, Through the Never, The Struggle Within. Keep rocking Darin
My first metallica song was defintly 1,5 years ago when a heard master of puppets i was 15 and i was mindblowing and so i listens to their more famous songs and start listening to so more oldschool 90s rap than i got a bit depressed and i came back with metallica🤘🤘 the song for whom the bell tolls defintly cured my depression 💪 now i listen to metallica almost every day i dont give a fuck about the rest of the people that go against me
I was 11 almost 12 the summer before 7th grade I heard the whole album Master of Puppets on cassette tape starting with Battery. It introduced me to thrash metal. Then I heard Megadeth & Slayer That was in 1986. Master of Puppets is still one of my favorite albums. Metallica was the first band I saw live. I was14 & justice for all tour
I was 10 years old and on a school trip to one of our citys(Durban) and I walked into a music shop and Master of Puppets was playing full tilt. I was mesmorised by this new type of music. I was raised in a small town and most music was basically banned in South Africa. Anycase, I was hooked on Metallica from there on. It was a struggle to get hold of any Metal music untill apartheid was finally abolished. I love Metallica untill this day, old or new it still is Metallica. I love Thrash and other bands, but Metallica is my Nr 1. Had seen them live and I will die a Metalhead. I actually get tears of joy watching all your emotions listening to them. Welcome brother! Lee from Sunny South Africa.
The first time I heard this song was at my friends house in 1986, when the album came out, even though he had the cassette. We had already got into Metallica on their Ride the Lighting album, which I first heard in 1985, in tenth grade accounting class, from a different friend.
Me and my best friend bought this when it came out , we sat in his car in my driveway got stoned and listened to the whole album and neither one of us said a word for the whole album, Metallica were already our favorite band but this album was their masterpiece, and it was their last album in my opinion.
Speaking of Metallica bringing and keeping people together, may I humbly request you listen to "Here Comes Revenge" by Metallica? Here's what James had to say about writing that sound: "'Here Comes Revenge 'itself, it really came from … There's a fan of ours, and I was just trying to put myself in their shoes," revealed the singer. "There's a couple that showed up at so many shows, and they got into Metallica because their young daughter was a big fan, and she had gotten killed by a drunk driver." "It just hit me: 'How can you guys find something positive in the world to connect you to your daughter again' - which was Metallica, the music she loved - instead of just snapping and wanting to just become bitter and attack whoever did this?" added Hetfield. "So I'm kinda putting myself in those shoes and how revenge must feel really powerful and great to do, but it doesn't satisfy that urge.
Step into the future and check out these modern Metallica Master Pieces 👇 Spit out the Bone Moth into Flame All Nightmare Long That was Just Your Life Cyanide First time I heard Damage I was around 10, Metallica were destroying the world with metal, somewhere around 1990. Greatest shit little old me ever heard. Sat through Lunch hour with my friends walkman and listened to the whole thing. Later that year I touched my first boobie while slow dancing with this girl in someone's basement listening to Orion. Good times.
In Cincinnati Ohio they have a slot around nine or ten o'clock every night called mandatory Metallica and they'll play two or three songs from them. I remember being a lil ass kid goin to sleep with the radio right next to my head every night that shit was awesome. Always loved Metallica. There isn't another band that compares to them. Not skill wise, just their over all style and the feel of the music it's on a level all to its self.
Heard this for the 1st time when I was 13 in the summer/fall of 1986 at a family bbq. Borrowed the tape that day from my cousin. Been a die hard fan ever since.
I first heard this song sometime in the late 90s being covered live by Dream Theater, but with Napalm Death’s singer in vocals. It caught my ear and I needed to hear more of it, so I had to get the entire Master of Puppets album. Kind of life changing lol
Or disposable heros if you haven't done that one yet that should be next. Just on a side note always try to find videos that have lyrics included on screen for a first time listen. Your channel is cool!
FIRST OFF!! Part of the joy of hearing this shit for the first time.... is watchin the first time for others!! METALLICA is just one of those things in life that just is there and we like that its there!! IT IS A SOUND WE CAN NEVER UNHEAR!! ITS THERE!! I hate Floyd Mayweather!! BUT I RESPECT HIM AS A BOXER!! Same with METALLICA!! MY FAVORITE!! But people must respect them because its impossible to hate them!!
Love your Metallica reactions dude. If you got time I would like to suggest a band called “Electric Callboy” previously called “Eskimo Callboy” with their new song “Spaceman ft FiNCH” think you might really enjoy it. All the love from England 🏴
This song man... it's the only Metallica song I can't play on drums lol. Lars went full beast mode on this track. Also, that intro from Cliff still gives me chills
I played on a company basketball team and we were looking for a cool name for the team. Damage Inc was formed from this song, especially after the rest of the guys on the team heard it....🤣🤣🤣
I was at the public pool and a bunch of burnouts hung up there and a guy named Animal was cranking this on his boom box at the picnic table
Hell yeah now where talkin Damage Inc
I was 13 on vacation in wildwood new Jersey. Summer of 88. This girl stayed in the house next to mine and we really hit it off. One day she knocks on my window and said hey youI gotta hear this!!! I'm like what??? She's like this band Metallica. It's like nothing I've ever heard. She hands me the cassette and already has it fast forward to master of Puppets the title track. I put the tape in, cranked the volume and pressed play......... once the opening riff kicked it something happened inside me. It was threw most beautiful and heavy thing I'd ever heard. I was listening to GUNS and ROSES already and motley crue etc.... but this was different. So I spent my whole summer with Metallica in my Walkman. One of the greatest summers ever🤘🤘🤘🤘🔥🔥🔥🔥❤❤❤
I had a buddy that I would listen to Metallica with. Both our moms would steal our cassette tapes (of Metallica) when they found them because they thought it was the devils' music. Their music probably saved both my buddy and my life. We were both outcasts at a private prep school because we didn't fit in. So as you can imagine, we were depressed. When we first heard Metallica, we both wanted to know how they made this sound that we'd never heard before. So we started to learn to play guitar. Metallica and learning to play guitar together kept our heads above water and our a$$es out of trouble.
No one in my life (physically) shares my love of Metallica. So being able to watch you react and ask similar questions we had makes me feel that human connection again. A shared bond, if you will. My buddy and I didn't have a lot in common, but Metallica brought us together and kept us on the straight and narrow. I joke with my mom about how this "devil music" gave me an outlet for my anger, helped me navigate my depression in my youth, and stimulated my brain, which made me a better student.
Funny enough, this music brought me closer to god than any other genre of music. 😂
Great Video bro! 1986 I was in 10th grade
Master of Puppets just come out and I've
Been a big fan ever sense!!
Perfect album closer 🤘
MetallicA 🤘🎸🤘 One was the song that I listen in the radio back in my country of El Salvador 🇸🇻 back in 86 and since then I'm a metal militia .
Fuck. He got me on the socks thing.
And I DO actually remember where I was when I first heard this song. I was in a juvenile detention center in the late 80's called China Springs...I heard one of the counselors playing it in his car from the parking lot while we were getting smoked.
Ahh...good times.
Well, maybe not that good.
Fun fact: that little bit in the intro is actually bass from the Late Great Cliff Burton… R.I.P
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Shortest Straw is a good one and no one ever does their Garage Days Demo most people don’t even know about it
As a person who was a teenager when the album was released (1986),it inspires me to see the younger folks enjoying it! ROCK IT BROTHER!!🤟🤘
I love it
The joy of watching people reacting to stuff I listen to comes from the experience of seeing people get their hair blown away their first time listening .
Brings me back
That speed metal solo always makes my hair stand up like electric
I love Dave but Kirk’s style is perfect for Metallica. I’m glad Dave got tossed because early Megadeth was some of my favorite music growing up!🤘🏻👍🏻
@@pressman1788 they both work for what they did in both bands
Another banger , can't go wrong with anything on Master !!
Awesome 🔥🔥
The first i remember hearing was Battery
Hey mate. I remember it was 1988 and my best mate said to listen to these 2 albums. 1 was Ride The Lightning and 2 was Master of Puppets. I was INSTANTLY a hardcore fan ever since.
I have all their albums, all their DVD's and countless books. I have seen them 3 times live here in Australia and had tickets for the 2020 tour before James relapsed with substance abuse, but nothing will ever change with my loyalty as a die hard fan.
Playing their songs on guitar is a little hard for a novice like myself, but piss loads of fun haha.
Glad you liked the song bro, and keep checking them out. Their style changed a lot over the years and returned full circle with the release of the second last album Death Magnetic.
Happy listening 👍
If the Navy Seals had a theme song....this would be it.
what a time man
I was 14 the first time I ever heard this song. A buddy of mine that I played baseball with was really into them and made me a mixtape of their music to introduce me to them. I’ve been hooked ever since.
I was 12 when I got into Metallica. My first songs were Nothing Else Matters, and Enter Sandman of course, because my dad listened a lot to these. And in the youtube comment section people mentioned Master Of Puppets. I said "Hey, I need to listen to this." When I heard Master for the first time, I tought "Holy shit this rocks man". I went thru the album, and I said "I found my type of music!" to my dad. He laughed, and showed me Ride The Lightning. We listened to the whole album together. I wont forget that moment.
Like I mentioned on last Metallica reaction, I was 16 when this album came out sitting in class listening to this on my Walkman. This being the last song of album, my buddy and I couldn't sit still listening to this. A year later the garage band I was in we managed to learn this song. Over the years, skills improve and many different garage bands later, last band I was in we did a more aggressive version of this with more double bass throughout and in some sections added blast beats, the guitars were tuned lower and nastier. When we played this at shows.... Holy hell every body went crazy. Last band I was in thats what we did when playing cover songs, we made it our own.... foundation of original still there but we added our style, emotion, energy as well as skill. Ever heard a metal version of Michael Jackson's Beat It? Of aside from what Leo of Frogleap has done lol ✌🖤🤘😎🤘
Dream Theater actually did a pretty cool cover of the song back in the day. I can’t remember correctly, but I think the guest singer was the lead singer of Cannibal Corpse.
@@robertsmith16256 yeah they did but it wasn't Cannibal Corpse singer it was the singer of Napalm Death.... I don't remember his name at moment 🤔
This album came out when I was 14. I grabbed it and ran. I already had RTL. This cemented Metallica forever in my brain as THAT BAND. They got older. Give em some slack. You want 60 yr old dudes playin thrash just for fans or evolving as musicians? No Cliff...too many changes to keep this gold standard up 🤘🏽💀🤘🏽
@@PastorOfMuppets74 Slayer managed to keep it going and they just as old.
@@r.deanmcknight136 Slayer, and I love em 2 death, has no choice. Metallica did. But with the death of Hanneman kinda same in that regard. Just old guys with fill ins trying to make a living and I'm not goin 2 knock that. But as I said, Metallica saw that they had the musical ability to branch out. Slayer couldn't...and that's no knock on anybody. I mean come on...Seasons in the Abyss was as commercial as Slayer got. This was actually a throw away line from another thread when ppl were attacking Metallica for the sound changing over the years and I asked what's more disingenuous....60 yr old millionaires playing Thrash or coming up with a rock album more befitting a 60 yr old? That's all it was. In short, if Slayer had cut their hair and released 4 or 5 unbearable albums they'd be finished. Metallica did and they still sell out every seat. That's the bottom line
Oh l’ve been waiting for this one. Great work!
live version coming family.
This is the album that made me a metal head. Absolute 🔥, every track.
I first heard this in my fourth grade cafeteria during lunch. A good buddy introduced me to it in 86. First Metallica song was Battery; first song on Puppets
This was my first Metallica song I actually listened to just to listen to it. I was born around Metallica but I think I was probably 5 when I first heard this. This album came out a year before I was born so my parents were jamming to this from the beginning which is one of the reasons I have a deep connection with this album. When I first heard this song I knew this band was the one and they’ve been my favorite ever since. Most people would start off with Metallica and mature into other things later but I am different. I kept loyal to them and have stuck with them from day one and I will never look back. They have saved my life on a few occasions, their music would cure me when I would get sick. There is a song for every occasion. Anyways I’m glad to share this band and their amazing life changing and awe enlisting music with you. Thank you for the reactions man
What a great way to end an epic album! This song speaks of the struggle Metallica felt between being loyal to themselves and their music but pleasing the record label with commercial success. I was 15 when this album came out and it’s all my friends and I listened to that summer break. Best summer of my life!! I’m still going to request METAL MILITIA and I know you’ll get to it eventually. Thanks, Darin! ❤️🤘🏻
Back in the day, they did not play Metallica on the radio!! It was all word of mouth LOL No internet! soooo f*cken cool!
Fuck man I've heard this when I was in 5th grade back in 87' bought the cassette tape . My 1st time hearing METALLICA was 3rd grade do the math that was Kill'em All. 💀🇺🇸👹😺🍻🍺
As for my first Metallica song I heard, I was 13, was Seek and Destroy followed by The Four Horseman.... I was instantly hooked, bought the album and played it so much ended up having to buy another because I wore out the first one lol. Then when I was 15 and heard Megadeth for the first time and remembering an interview I heard state Dave was originally a member of Metallica, I bought their first album 'Killing Is My Business '..... last song on it is Mechanix and from first listen I knew there was something very familiar with it and after going back to playing Kill em All The Four Horsemen I finally connected the 2.... which is why I kept asking you to do a back to back reaction of those 2 songs ✌🖤🤘😎🤘
It’s very interesting watching people react to metallica nowadays. Not only did I grow up listening to Metallica, I grew up learning how to play Metallica songs on the guitar.
And the first song I heard from Metallica was in 1984. I was 11 years old and the song was seek and destroy. And to be honest, the first time I heard it, I was afraid of it. Don’t get me wrong, it didn’t take me long until I couldn’t get enough of it. Heavy-metal is an acquired taste like coffee, or licorice. The first time you try it, you wanna spit it out. But then eventually, you can’t get enough of it.
first heard this in year 10 school, no work was done that day most likely either almost caused us to riot, well burn our geography books etc
First Metallica song I heard was Blackened of AJFA. 🤘🤘
my first one was for whom the bell tolls. my friend played it when we where walking. i was never the same since
New name, new subie
I was God 10 years old when I heard this song my cousin played this tape for me and it's good to see you enjoying the music I grew up on and the first Metallica song I heard was the four horsemen from their kill em all album. and I've been waiting for your reaction to damage inc since I recommend it to you again another great reaction
Man, when you asked what it’s like to hear someone react to a song that’s special to us: BEST THING I’VE HEARD FROM ANY REACTER. I love watching people experience for the first time something that has been such a big part of my life. I love sort of re-living my first thrill vicariously through your experience. Makes me appreciate the song anew once more.
Very thoughtful, sincere question. Subscribed to you right there. It was the first Metallica song I ever heard at the house of my new friend. We’re still the best of friends 35 years later, and I still sit, rapt, during the entire Cliff Burton lead-in to the song. Just waiting for it to detonate and kick ass all the way to the last note.
My first MetallicA song was "Fight fire with fire", opening track of "Ride the lightning". My best friend at the time, and still is 32 years later, bought the CD and handed me the tape the very next day. "You have to listen to this!". I was 14, it blew my mind and still does.
When this came out me and my little brother jamed on this album over and over. My first Metallica I heard was killem all in the 80s, my cousin in California mailed us the cassette and I was hooked dude Metallica and Megadeth forever. Great reaction my friend🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥❤️☮️💯
I remember where I first heard seek and destroy which was my first Metallica song ever. I was hanging out with some friends in their house and they had the album yes actual album. I was hooked! It was about 1985 maybe even 84. The first time I saw them live was in 86. And I’ve been a die hard fan ever since. As for watching people react to them- I enjoy it immensely! I can never go back and hear these songs for the first time again. And it gives me pure joy to watch people who never thought they would enjoy metal give it a serious listen with respect. ❤️
Man was waiting for this album I was 16 got home smoked a bowl of hash and listened to th whole album over and over what a way to end a album keep the metallica up ✌
new subie, new story, I appreciate you joining the family, man what a time to be alive, I love it here.
Heard it on cassette tape on my Walkman walking to school one Spring Day, not too thrilling but we knew it was a game changer of an album, it's cool to listen to music with others, we all learned guitar, bass and drums to Metallica then got together to jam, it was fun
Another great song by Metallica. Couldn't tell you my first Metallica song I heard, too long ago. Probably Ride the Lighting right when it came out in 1984. Others on my list to check out Whiplash, Fight Fire With Fire, Trapped Under Ice, The Frayed Ends of Sanity, Sad But True, Through the Never, The Struggle Within. Keep rocking Darin
My first metallica song was defintly 1,5 years ago when a heard master of puppets i was 15 and i was mindblowing and so i listens to their more famous songs and start listening to so more oldschool 90s rap than i got a bit depressed and i came back with metallica🤘🤘 the song for whom the bell tolls defintly cured my depression 💪 now i listen to metallica almost every day i dont give a fuck about the rest of the people that go against me
I was 11 almost 12 the summer before 7th grade I heard the whole album Master of Puppets on cassette tape starting with Battery. It introduced me to thrash metal. Then I heard Megadeth & Slayer That was in 1986. Master of Puppets is still one of my favorite albums. Metallica was the first band I saw live. I was14 & justice for all tour
I was 10 years old and on a school trip to one of our citys(Durban) and I walked into a music shop and Master of Puppets was playing full tilt. I was mesmorised by this new type of music. I was raised in a small town and most music was basically banned in South Africa. Anycase, I was hooked on Metallica from there on. It was a struggle to get hold of any Metal music untill apartheid was finally abolished. I love Metallica untill this day, old or new it still is Metallica. I love Thrash and other bands, but Metallica is my Nr 1. Had seen them live and I will die a Metalhead. I actually get tears of joy watching all your emotions listening to them. Welcome brother! Lee from Sunny South Africa.
Your channel is growing fast!
it’s all love man.
The first time I heard this song was at my friends house in 1986, when the album came out, even though he had the cassette. We had already got into Metallica on their Ride the Lighting album, which I first heard in 1985, in tenth grade accounting class, from a different friend.
I LOVE diggin' ya diggin' it! 🤘
Me and my best friend bought this when it came out , we sat in his car in my driveway got stoned and listened to the whole album and neither one of us said a word for the whole album, Metallica were already our favorite band but this album was their masterpiece, and it was their last album in my opinion.
I was 13 back in 88. 2 years after the album came out.
What a time to be alive
Speaking of Metallica bringing and keeping people together, may I humbly request you listen to "Here Comes Revenge" by Metallica? Here's what James had to say about writing that sound:
"'Here Comes Revenge 'itself, it really came from … There's a fan of ours, and I was just trying to put myself in their shoes," revealed the singer. "There's a couple that showed up at so many shows, and they got into Metallica because their young daughter was a big fan, and she had gotten killed by a drunk driver."
"It just hit me: 'How can you guys find something positive in the world to connect you to your daughter again' - which was Metallica, the music she loved - instead of just snapping and wanting to just become bitter and attack whoever did this?" added Hetfield. "So I'm kinda putting myself in those shoes and how revenge must feel really powerful and great to do, but it doesn't satisfy that urge.
Step into the future and check out these modern Metallica Master Pieces 👇
Spit out the Bone
Moth into Flame
All Nightmare Long
That was Just Your Life
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First time I heard Damage I was around 10, Metallica were destroying the world with metal, somewhere around 1990. Greatest shit little old me ever heard. Sat through Lunch hour with my friends walkman and listened to the whole thing. Later that year I touched my first boobie while slow dancing with this girl in someone's basement listening to Orion. Good times.
In Cincinnati Ohio they have a slot around nine or ten o'clock every night called mandatory Metallica and they'll play two or three songs from them. I remember being a lil ass kid goin to sleep with the radio right next to my head every night that shit was awesome. Always loved Metallica. There isn't another band that compares to them. Not skill wise, just their over all style and the feel of the music it's on a level all to its self.
Heard this for the 1st time when I was 13 in the summer/fall of 1986 at a family bbq. Borrowed the tape that day from my cousin. Been a die hard fan ever since.
I first heard this song sometime in the late 90s being covered live by Dream Theater, but with Napalm Death’s singer in vocals. It caught my ear and I needed to hear more of it, so I had to get the entire Master of Puppets album. Kind of life changing lol
Or disposable heros if you haven't done that one yet that should be next. Just on a side note always try to find videos that have lyrics included on screen for a first time listen. Your channel is cool!
Check out freyed ends of sanity by Metallica!
Oh and your shirt ROCKS!
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WAS IN HIGH SCHOOL SEEK AND DESTOY WAS MY FIST METALLICA SONG AT A BAR IN 82
Eventually, I recommend you dive into some progressive metal like dream theater, or Opeth. Excellent Bands, excellent musicianship.
FIRST OFF!! Part of the joy of hearing this shit for the first time.... is watchin the first time for others!! METALLICA is just one of those things in life that just is there and we like that its there!! IT IS A SOUND WE CAN NEVER UNHEAR!! ITS THERE!! I hate Floyd Mayweather!! BUT I RESPECT HIM AS A BOXER!! Same with METALLICA!! MY FAVORITE!! But people must respect them because its impossible to hate them!!
Love your Metallica reactions dude.
If you got time I would like to suggest a band called “Electric Callboy” previously called “Eskimo Callboy” with their new song “Spaceman ft FiNCH” think you might really enjoy it.
All the love from England 🏴
Or just listen to any of their songs. They all sound the same. They changed their name because they didn't want to offend Eskimos.
FFS...
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This song man... it's the only Metallica song I can't play on drums lol. Lars went full beast mode on this track. Also, that intro from Cliff still gives me chills
Hetfield is the talent in that band , that fucking guy is a genius.
I played on a company basketball team and we were looking for a cool name for the team. Damage Inc was formed from this song, especially after the rest of the guys on the team heard it....🤣🤣🤣
Bro why is this funny ☠️☠️☠️☠️
Writes all the music and lyrics
This is almost as good as Megadeth :) cheers
First time I heard it was it was the last song and I was thinking a more Orion type song and I began thrashing the bed
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1988 for me
1st song Whiplash
Plz check out "Wild In These Streets" by Hollywood Undead
Like metal drummers? I'd like to introduce you to METAL CHURCH. The song METAL CHURCH on the album METAL CHURCH. You won't be disappointed.
HOLD ON
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Riff fest !!!!🤘🤘
bother im awhite guy iheardseel andestroy at a barin about 82 imatal head always
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