Analysis of "Sad But True" by Metallica and the cover by The Hu Band

This an analysis of the original song, "Sad But True" by Metallica and the cover by The Hu Band. Big thanks to ‪@ItsMrScott‬ for the request!
uninterrupted videos:
• Metallica - Sad But Tr...
• The HU - Sad But True ...
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[@kwnstantinoschrysafis5458]

Another amazing video by our favorite Panda I like Metica even though I listen to hip hop they are my favorite band of Metal!Grreat job Panda

[@ItsMrScott]

Hell Yeah! So glad you enjoyed both versions. Your hair and make up looks amazing.
Originally, my idea was for you to so Queen's Stone Cold Crazy and then have you react to the performance James Hetfield does at this concert with the members of Queen along with Black Sabbath guitarist, Tony Iommi, but I thought that isn't actually a "cover" and then boom, AH SAD BUT TRUE! YES!
The live version from Metallica is from The Concert for Life, a Tribute to Freddie Mercury, when Metallica was the opening band for the event. Yes, THE OPENERS! The Black Album is polarizing for the Metallica fanbase. Some love it, some don't like it at all. For me, it is quintessential groove metal and I love it. The Hu is referred to as Mongolian Folk Metal and have done collabs with other metal artists. I recommend The Hu with Lzzy Hale of Halestorm doing Song of Women.
Thank you again for doing that. Sadly, I have to drop my membership for right now, but I will be back.

[@frankster1477]

I enjoyed your comparison. It's difficult to compare a live performance with a music video. The HU overcame the language barrier with the video, which strongly reflected their culture. James Hetfield liked their version so much he praised it on twitter and sent their producer a bottle of expensive scotch. I thought the homage at the end was really classy.