One Artist for you to React to: TOMMY BOLIN. (Tommy, sadly passed away in 1976, at the Very Early Age of 25. Just as he was on the verge of becoming Big. Stupidly, He OD'ed!! :( :( I was 17, he was My 1st Guitar Hero, and My Entire World was Rocked Hard for A Long While. Check Out: My Favorite: "Wild Dogs" and "Dreamer" both off of his 1st solo CD "Teaser". Also, "Post Toastee" from his 2nd/last solo album: "Private Eyes". IF you are Into/Like Great Dynamics, then "Dreamer" is a song for you. From sparse, mellow and pretty to Rocking Out in a beat. Then-Boom- Right back to sweet and mellow. On "Post Toastee" Everyone in the band gets to Show Off A Little! :) I would suggest the studio versions/audio of all 3.
If you enjoyed the energy from their Live Moscow Performance? Then, you'll definitely enjoy their Live Performance of "Blackened" from Seattle 1989: ruclips.net/video/8tGZire5eBY/видео.html
Are you ever gonna react to Sad but True from Metallica?? I've seen everyone else react to this song, they thought it was fire!! I have yet to see you tackle this song. You're missing out!
Yep! There were 11,000 soldiers etc...there. They realized, " We can't control this crowd. " So they joined in. One of my bf was from Rusdia at the time. This was amazing for them.
Unfortunately if you watch other parts of the show before they came out like I think it was during The Black Crowes or ACDC but the soldiers out there were cracking heads James Hetfield said in an interview that I saw that they thought they were fighting
@@tgranny3547 correct. I remember that interview. He said there was so much present up energy when it was (peacefully) released, authorities never saw anything like that before in Moscow that wasn't a riot. They started beating on people. Holy crap...2020?!
@@jlopez1017d its sarcasm of course of not really that's just paying the artist and the bill to hook up a mic, pretty much why they made rhcp lip sing ect because that shit probably cost more then they wanna pay for a halftime show plus band ect it's more then one person they would have to pay
This happened in September 1991, right at the time when the Soviet Union was in the middle of collapsing. There was an estimated 1.5 million people at the show. The sheer joy on the faces of these fans getting to see their heroes, playing music that was totally banned and illegal to own or listen to just a couple of years earlier, is amazing to watch.
Exactly. This was probably the first time an American band was allowed to play in (what is now) Russia. Of course things are on the verge of going back to the way they used to be again. When I was a kid, the Soviet Union was a thing.
I was at a different Monsters of Rock concert in Germany with Ozzy, Bon Jovi, Def Leppard, The Scorpions, and more. GREAT show. I wish I could have been at this show.
@@liaxiara2921 That's right, I've slept a few times since then lol, I remember them taking about how the security didn't know how to react to the crowd and several people were injured by security.
@@liaxiara2921 actually, no. The Wall came down in 89. This was days after a bunch of Stalinists tried to do a coup on Gorbachev & failed. But the Soviet system died in Berlin 2 years before.
It was exciting to see their enthusiasm on TV in Canada. It gave us hope that there could be peace with the USSR. The reports of the oppression there, made me happy to see some freedom.
Twenty years after this concert, I was working in Costa Rica and some of the employees there asked (jokingly) if I wanted to go with them to see Metallica in concert. I was like, Of course I want to see Metallica in concert in Costa Rica! They were floored. So off I went with them to see Metallica in concert in Costa Rica and those Costa Ricans knew the words to all of the songs. They were just like this crowd, going crazy. It was the first time I saw Metallica live. I'll never forget it.
We were expecting Metallica to come someday, as you said that was so incredible! I remember there was even some news of people coming from Australia to CR to be at the concert. It was great, and great you enjoyed it here too, pura vida mae!
This is breathtaking to watch every time I see it; I can’t fathom how it must have felt to be there, with that many energized people ready to rock. Damn.
I love this footage. All Americans should watch and realize/appreciate the gift we have living in a free Country and the right to attend concert and listen to music. Look how happy these people are (even under guard).
@@joeabraham878 don't bring politics here, especially if it's coming from complete ignorance... Jesus, can Americans only see extremes and not understand the concept of middle ground?
Except when the government tells us to stay home, don't celebrate Christmas, cancel Thanksgiving, and wear a mask indefinitely. Super. Wonder what the future holds.
The context is important. This was just after the end of the Cold War. All those Russian kids...experiencing FREEDOM. I’m not even a Metallica fan. But I get chills every time I see this. After 75 years of slavery, the kids of the USSR experience ROCK AND ROLL.
Yup. I was at Day on the Green in Oakland when the crowd went nuts, tore the sod off the field and started throwing it up in the air. Got watch it on TV news later...
When I see this concert I see those people have absolute joy and even they knew, FREEDOM from the old Iron Curtain, was coming and they had a hand in it.
They called it freeze em all, not Chill Em All like it should’ve been, and leave it to Lars to be like “but what if we played this show, in Antarctica, on the literal ice, and NOT play our song, literally called ‘Trapped UNDER ICE!??!’” I really think it was their first signs of cognitive decline due to old age 😂😂😂 I only kid. PS it would be a good one to react to because you don’t see many people checking that out.
My only question is: as a band (including the other bands that were there that day), how do you ever top this? I mean, you're not even half way through your music career, and you have just played the largest concert the world will ever see during your lifetime.... Unreal.
As a musician myself, the size of the crowd doesn't really matter. Just playing in front of one person is enough to get me juiced and going. Just the joy of playing is enough.
Not just that they didn't speak English, but that "decadent capitalist western music" had been banned by the communist government for most of these kids' lives. They smuggled it in anyway and listened to it at great risk to themselves and their families, right under the noses of the security services. It's hard to know exactly how much that had to do with the fall of the Soviet Union, but I don't think it was insignificant
@@Music--ng8cd THAT WOULD BE SO AMAZING IF ALL OF THE THOUSANDS OF THE MASSES IN RUSSIA KNEW ALL THE WORDS TO A WHOLE SET OF THE CONCERT, ALMOST LIKE A MAGIC WAND HAD BEEN WAVED OVER THE CROWD!!! TRY TO FIND THE LIVE FOOTAGE OF THE BEHIND THE SCENES OF THE MTV VJ’S THAT WERE THERE ,THEY TALK ENDLESSLY ON HOW MOVED THEY AND THE BANDS WERE THAT THE SEA OF CROWDS WERE SINGING ALONG IN ENGLISH! !! SONGS
@@Music--ng8cd CONCERT WAS RIGHT AFTER RUSSIA LET USA IN FOR EVENTS, SOOO THE MAJORITY WERE NOT EVEN ALLOWED TO LEARN ENGLISH BACK IN THE EARLY 80’s ! THEY LEARNED MUSIC THROUGH BOOTLEG TAPES ! AGAIN RESEARCH IT! 🙃🙂
Back in the 80s my dad had a friend that grew up and recently came over from Russia (USSR) He knew the music I was listening to ('something older) and he knew all about whatever it was that I was listening to Over there they had an underground music sharing scene LOOK AT THAT CROWD their parents listened to music in secret
Saw them in 91 although not at this show. My ears were ringing for three days afterwards. It was an indoor arena. They had the well-known snake pit configuration for the stage. Saw them in 89 as well on the And Justice for All tour at an outdoor amphitheater. Both shows were great.
The largest crowd I’ve ever been a part of was over300k at the US Festival back in ‘83. That was overwhelming. I cannot fathom the type of vibe at this venue with Metallica kicking ass on stage!
Got my “half a house brick”.... Turned the volume up WAAAAAY past 10 on the dial.... TIME TO DRIVE MY NEIGHBOURS INSANE!!! This song is “heaven” for headbangers worldwide 🔥🤟😜🔥
I was 13/14 in 1991. My brother is 3 years older than me and has always been a big heavy metal fan. I didn't understand what it meant to have the fall of the Soviet Union. But I remember hearing about their concert and I knew that a concert with a million plus fans was a huge deal. Now as an adult understanding what was going on in the former Soviet Union, I really can look at this and appreciate what they were feeling and what was going on.
Jamel.... Even though there was a global issue with RUclips & some other social media platforms earlier, I’m so glad they’re now fixed ✊️😉. This was awesome 🔥🎸🥁🔥
I have watched this video about 100 times now I think everybody needs to see it...that is unbelievable! The massive crowd is a force to be reckoned with
I remember there being just this rebellious vibe with this show because the army really tried to stop it but they held it anyway. It was a Monsters of Rock show and the numbers are really staggering.
This is how Metallica is in my head forever. James looking almost feral with his hunched over stance, Kirk all over the stage, Lars losing his mind behind his kit and Jason bashing it out and growling out his vocals. Perfection at every concert I've been to.
Just fantastic. I remember feeling total awe at how many excited crowds there were after the Berlin wall fell. Realizing just how widespread the underground/bootleg music scene must have been because they knew all the songs. They were like children at a candy store, and I'm sure most of them never imagined that they'd ever get to see bands from the US or Western Europe in concert like this.
Went to go see them on the "Wherever We May Roam" tour on June 27th, 1992 at The Castle of Charlevoix in Upper Michigan. 3rd row seats in the pit for Motorhead and Metallica. Crazy scene, circled in the pit a few times, blaring metal music, got out alive in one piece. What a great frickin show! I've seen them 5 times in concert, and that was my favorite one.
I still get chills every time I see this. Not just the performance but the look of new found freedom in the eyes of the crowd. I grew up during the Cold War and it was a dream of mine to see the day the Iron Curtain would fall and I could meet a Russian. A great moment in human history. Thanks Jamal!
Brings me back to the 90s😊👏 shout out to 1991 and being 11....I absolutely fell in love with the whole grunge alternative rock...Im working hard to get my kids to listen to good music
Everything that transpired that day musically and whatever is legendary as it is infamous..for some ppl in that crowd it was probably the happiest day of their lives
Music was one of the best reasons the iron curtain crumbled. And I believe that it still is one of the things that still unites us all. Black folks listening to metal & country, white folks loving rap & hiphop... Music unites!
This was AWESOME!!! Couldn't imagine playing for a crowd of this proportion. It would be like rocking the entire population of ND, MT, and WY all at the same time...🤯
This is my all time favorite song. I had it as my ringtone for a long time. It was so much fun being a Grandmother and watching peoples faces, when a gray haired woman said hello. HAHAHAHA
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One Artist for you to React to: TOMMY BOLIN. (Tommy, sadly passed away
in 1976, at the Very Early Age of 25. Just as he was on the verge of
becoming Big. Stupidly, He OD'ed!! :( :( I was 17, he was My 1st Guitar
Hero, and My Entire World was Rocked Hard for A Long While. Check Out:
My Favorite: "Wild Dogs" and "Dreamer" both off of his 1st solo CD
"Teaser". Also, "Post Toastee" from his 2nd/last solo album: "Private
Eyes". IF you are Into/Like Great Dynamics, then "Dreamer" is a song for
you. From sparse, mellow and pretty to Rocking Out in a beat.
Then-Boom- Right back to sweet and mellow. On "Post Toastee" Everyone in
the band gets to Show Off A Little! :) I would suggest the studio
versions/audio of all 3.
You going to do the new System of a Down songs? First new music in 15 years!
You tube finally let you react to something 😎
If you enjoyed the energy from their Live Moscow Performance? Then, you'll definitely enjoy their Live Performance of "Blackened" from Seattle 1989:
ruclips.net/video/8tGZire5eBY/видео.html
Are you ever gonna react to Sad but True from Metallica?? I've seen everyone else react to this song, they thought it was fire!! I have yet to see you tackle this song. You're missing out!
I don’t always listen to Metallica, but when I do, so do my neighbors.
Epic comment
🤟🏼🤟🏼🤟🏼🤟🏼
Good for them
Good for them
Lol
The soldiers turned around and started raging with the people. Thats the shit.
ikr ! (:
Yep! There were 11,000 soldiers etc...there. They realized, " We can't control this crowd. " So they joined in. One of my bf was from Rusdia at the time. This was amazing for them.
There was estimated to be 1.6 million people at this show.
Now THAT’S a crowd!!! Imagine the size of the mosh pit??? 🤘😝🤘
Unfortunately if you watch other parts of the show before they came out like I think it was during The Black Crowes or ACDC but the soldiers out there were cracking heads James Hetfield said in an interview that I saw that they thought they were fighting
@@tgranny3547 correct. I remember that interview. He said there was so much present up energy when it was (peacefully) released, authorities never saw anything like that before in Moscow that wasn't a riot. They started beating on people. Holy crap...2020?!
Hungry for Western music and culture after 70 years of communism.
Imagine being near the stage, and then you need the toilet.
It’s seriously an American tragedy that Metallica have never played the Super Bowl half time show
They were in USSR, even in China, but never at the Super Bowl... think about it.
José Alejandro Acosta they played in Antartica before the super bowl
@@jlopez1017d simple the NFL cant AFFORD Metallica haha
iConic LernZ they can afford Beyoncé, Prince and Michael Jackson I’m pretty sure they can afford Metallica
@@jlopez1017d its sarcasm of course of not really that's just paying the artist and the bill to hook up a mic, pretty much why they made rhcp lip sing ect because that shit probably cost more then they wanna pay for a halftime show plus band ect it's more then one person they would have to pay
this was in 91. If you went to see Metallica today you would feel the same energy, its freakin amazing.
This happened in September 1991, right at the time when the Soviet Union was in the middle of collapsing. There was an estimated 1.5 million people at the show. The sheer joy on the faces of these fans getting to see their heroes, playing music that was totally banned and illegal to own or listen to just a couple of years earlier, is amazing to watch.
Exactly. This was probably the first time an American band was allowed to play in (what is now) Russia.
Of course things are on the verge of going back to the way they used to be again. When I was a kid, the Soviet Union was a thing.
Yep, It was historic show. AC/DC & Metallica headlined.
Wish I could have been there 😊
This was the Monsters of Rock concert had AC/DC head lining with Metallica, Black Crowes, Pantera. Amazing concert.
Jamal was trying to remember he saw the Pantera "Domination" video from this concert.
Motley crew too
I was at a different Monsters of Rock concert in Germany with Ozzy, Bon Jovi, Def Leppard, The Scorpions, and more. GREAT show. I wish I could have been at this show.
@@mitchand9 Motley weren’t at this show. That was a different Monsters of Rock show.
This was just after the fall of the Iron Curtain, more than likely the first western metal show in Russia!
No, it was just BEFORE the fall. You can literally feel the intensity of the crowd through the video!
@@liaxiara2921 That's right, I've slept a few times since then lol, I remember them taking about how the security didn't know how to react to the crowd and several people were injured by security.
The Monsters Of Rock pre dates it
@@liaxiara2921 actually, no. The Wall came down in 89.
This was days after a bunch of Stalinists tried to do a coup on Gorbachev & failed. But the Soviet system died in Berlin 2 years before.
It was exciting to see their enthusiasm on TV in Canada. It gave us hope that there could be peace with the USSR. The reports of the oppression there, made me happy to see some freedom.
Twenty years after this concert, I was working in Costa Rica and some of the employees there asked (jokingly) if I wanted to go with them to see Metallica in concert. I was like, Of course I want to see Metallica in concert in Costa Rica! They were floored. So off I went with them to see Metallica in concert in Costa Rica and those Costa Ricans knew the words to all of the songs. They were just like this crowd, going crazy. It was the first time I saw Metallica live. I'll never forget it.
We were expecting Metallica to come someday, as you said that was so incredible! I remember there was even some news of people coming from Australia to CR to be at the concert. It was great, and great you enjoyed it here too, pura vida mae!
@@MrJeanz Pura Vida! So long since anyone has said that to me or since I've heard mae!
@@zannemarie6591 great to bring back some good memories🤘🏻
You’re my new hero ❤️
This is breathtaking to watch every time I see it; I can’t fathom how it must have felt to be there, with that many energized people ready to rock. Damn.
I bet no amount of drugs can beat that feeling
The first taste of wild freedom.
Yeah, I don't even like metal or metallica - but you can really see the energy from both the audience and group. Must have been a fun show.
I love this footage. All Americans should watch and realize/appreciate the gift we have living in a free Country and the right to attend concert and listen to music.
Look how happy these people are (even under guard).
Exactly. Amazing that many in this country are trying to give us a taste of what these people were so thrilled to finally get rid of.
@@joeabraham878 You Sir are a smart man among so many idiots in America.
@@joeabraham878 don't bring politics here, especially if it's coming from complete ignorance... Jesus, can Americans only see extremes and not understand the concept of middle ground?
Except when the government tells us to stay home, don't celebrate Christmas, cancel Thanksgiving, and wear a mask indefinitely. Super. Wonder what the future holds.
@@davidchicoine9209 AMEN....So freakin tired of this mask shit!
The world will never see another concert of this magnitude again. Simply EPIC!
The context is important. This was just after the end of the Cold War.
All those Russian kids...experiencing FREEDOM.
I’m not even a Metallica fan. But I get chills every time I see this.
After 75 years of slavery, the kids of the USSR experience ROCK AND ROLL.
Love that!!!!
Shout out to all the Vets. Happy Veterans Day, thank you for your service.
RIGHT ON!
I've seen Metallica live twice and the energy is always like this.
5 times and yes, always great shows.
Yup. I was at Day on the Green in Oakland when the crowd went nuts, tore the sod off the field and started throwing it up in the air. Got watch it on TV news later...
Just go to a Virginia teach home football game and when they start jumping n when this come on the lose there mind
Metallica live should be on everyone's bucket list, it is absolutely an experience to be had! Throw the horns up! 🤘
Seen them in Slane Castle, Ireland. Unreal gig
When I see this concert I see those people have absolute joy and even they knew, FREEDOM from the old Iron Curtain, was coming and they had a hand in it.
Once I read: "bands can sell out a gig, Metallica sold out a country".
This was the monsters of rock concert, AD/DC headlined it, it wasn't just Metallica.
This concert changed history - music unites the world!
Check out Metallica live in Antartica. The only band to have played all seven continents.
They called it freeze em all, not Chill Em All like it should’ve been, and leave it to Lars to be like “but what if we played this show, in Antarctica, on the literal ice, and NOT play our song, literally called ‘Trapped UNDER ICE!??!’” I really think it was their first signs of cognitive decline due to old age 😂😂😂 I only kid.
PS it would be a good one to react to because you don’t see many people checking that out.
I knew penguins were hardcore after all
@@davidmorrow255 They tend to wear a lot of black, at least the hoodlum penguins.
The only heavy metal concert where all the fans wore tuxedos. The fact that they were penguins is just a nuance
@@5yearsout lmfao
My only question is: as a band (including the other bands that were there that day), how do you ever top this?
I mean, you're not even half way through your music career, and you have just played the largest concert the world will ever see during your lifetime....
Unreal.
As a musician myself, the size of the crowd doesn't really matter. Just playing in front of one person is enough to get me juiced and going. Just the joy of playing is enough.
How? SEPULTURA "BENEATH THE REMAINS"
You set the next goal. Play at least once on ALL 7 CONTINENTS.
Pantera was at that show too.
@@dionshare7103 (including the other bands)
Pay attention sweetie.
This whole show is amazing! I can't image how much energy was coming off the crowd!
WHAT WAS SO AMAZING ABOUT THIS
CONCERT IS ALL THOSE RUSSIAN PEOPLE WHO DID’NT SPEAK ENGLISH
KNEW ALL THE WORDS
PERFECTLY ! 💯🇺🇸🎶♥️
Not just that they didn't speak English, but that "decadent capitalist western music" had been banned by the communist government for most of these kids' lives. They smuggled it in anyway and listened to it at great risk to themselves and their families, right under the noses of the security services. It's hard to know exactly how much that had to do with the fall of the Soviet Union, but I don't think it was insignificant
Maybe they actually speak English
@@Music--ng8cd THAT WOULD BE SO AMAZING IF ALL OF THE THOUSANDS OF THE MASSES IN RUSSIA
KNEW ALL THE WORDS TO A WHOLE SET OF THE CONCERT, ALMOST LIKE A
MAGIC WAND HAD BEEN WAVED OVER
THE CROWD!!! TRY TO FIND THE LIVE FOOTAGE OF THE BEHIND THE SCENES OF
THE MTV VJ’S THAT WERE THERE ,THEY TALK ENDLESSLY ON
HOW MOVED THEY AND THE BANDS WERE THAT
THE SEA OF CROWDS
WERE SINGING ALONG
IN ENGLISH! !!
SONGS
@@Music--ng8cd CONCERT WAS RIGHT AFTER RUSSIA LET
USA IN FOR EVENTS,
SOOO THE MAJORITY WERE NOT EVEN ALLOWED TO LEARN
ENGLISH BACK IN THE
EARLY 80’s ! THEY LEARNED MUSIC THROUGH BOOTLEG
TAPES ! AGAIN RESEARCH IT! 🙃🙂
@@ginabridges2209 So maybe they learned English through bootleg books
Back in the 80s my dad had a friend that grew up and recently came over from Russia (USSR)
He knew the music I was listening to ('something older) and he knew all about whatever it was that I was listening to
Over there they had an underground music sharing scene
LOOK AT THAT CROWD their parents listened to music in secret
Saw them in 91 although not at this show. My ears were ringing for three days afterwards. It was an indoor arena. They had the well-known snake pit configuration for the stage. Saw them in 89 as well on the And Justice for All tour at an outdoor amphitheater. Both shows were great.
I never saw this video, but i LOVE this song! This live version is awesome!
The largest crowd I’ve ever been a part of was over300k at the US Festival back in ‘83. That was overwhelming. I cannot fathom the type of vibe at this venue with Metallica kicking ass on stage!
Got my “half a house brick”.... Turned the volume up WAAAAAY past 10 on the dial.... TIME TO DRIVE MY NEIGHBOURS INSANE!!! This song is “heaven” for headbangers worldwide 🔥🤟😜🔥
@Bill McKay .... Maybe even off the stereo altogether??? 🤘😝🤘
My neighbours are listening to good music.
If they want to or not :P
I was 13/14 in 1991. My brother is 3 years older than me and has always been a big heavy metal fan. I didn't understand what it meant to have the fall of the Soviet Union. But I remember hearing about their concert and I knew that a concert with a million plus fans was a huge deal. Now as an adult understanding what was going on in the former Soviet Union, I really can look at this and appreciate what they were feeling and what was going on.
Jamel.... Even though there was a global issue with RUclips & some other social media platforms earlier, I’m so glad they’re now fixed ✊️😉. This was awesome 🔥🎸🥁🔥
Jamel.... ROCK ON MATE!!! 🤘😝🤘🔥🔥🔥 I loved this 👏👏👏
Been to Metallica in New Orleans and let me tell ya….energy out this world!!!!!
Sweet vid, I woulda been 29 at this point in time, miss the energy. Appreciate your tireless efforts to bring us quality reactions. 👌
That made my year. love and light from vegas
Yes yes yes!!! Your reaction is truly priceless!!! So into it!!!!
Good morning! I am so happy you did this video! Been wanting you to do it for a long time. :-) I am in awe of the amount of people there.
This song is what got me into Metallica. Love your vids, Jamal!
I have watched this video about 100 times
now I think everybody needs to see it...that is unbelievable! The massive crowd is a force to be reckoned with
No doubt, music is the universal language. It unites us all!
I remember there being just this rebellious vibe with this show because the army really tried to stop it but they held it anyway. It was a Monsters of Rock show and the numbers are really staggering.
1991. I was in the Army and had just left West Germany to come back to the states. I should have re-enlisted so I could see this live! Damn it!
Thank you for keeping us rocking! You are the best!
1.5 million souls rockin' to the same music. GOOOODGAWDYALL!!!! Love you, Jamel.
Yep this live version is where it’s at
Every time
Omg this song was everything when it came out! This video is badassly beautiful!! 🤘🤘🤘
This has got to be the best live music video I have ever seen!!
I dig the live versions too! A true delight!
Metallica are *amazing* live! I've seen them several times, never a single note or beat out of place. Musical perfection.
Fuckin INCREDIBLE!!! Only METALLICA could pull in a crowd like this...1.6 Million ppl WTF?!?!? 🤟🏼🤟🏼🤟🏼
Thank you man for this video. It is Phenomenal. Metallica is awesome.
I always get chills seeing all those people finally free to enjoy!!
Metallica coming out to Ecstacy of Gold is one of the most iconic things I have ever seen live
Metallica is the band that I have seen the most, and they blow me away every time. This is just crazy good.
Great Song and Great Review Jamel. Greetings from the UK!
love ur music listening taste🤘🏽❤️
Thank you for your reactions that are helping keep my generation of music alive
The crowd was as big on the other side of the stage. Went on forever. Poor things don't have this great music. We are so lucky
I love Metallica, I love your videos. But more than anything else I love your shirt! ✌️❤️
wow, the ecstasy of gold in the Metallica Show's Are Important they represent the Soul of band
This is how Metallica is in my head forever. James looking almost feral with his hunched over stance, Kirk all over the stage, Lars losing his mind behind his kit and Jason bashing it out and growling out his vocals. Perfection at every concert I've been to.
Hello from México 🇲🇽 man!! Buena vibra. 🤙🏼
Just fantastic. I remember feeling total awe at how many excited crowds there were after the Berlin wall fell. Realizing just how widespread the underground/bootleg music scene must have been because they knew all the songs. They were like children at a candy store, and I'm sure most of them never imagined that they'd ever get to see bands from the US or Western Europe in concert like this.
Went to go see them on the "Wherever We May Roam" tour on June 27th, 1992 at The Castle of Charlevoix in Upper Michigan. 3rd row seats in the pit for Motorhead and Metallica. Crazy scene, circled in the pit a few times, blaring metal music, got out alive in one piece. What a great frickin show! I've seen them 5 times in concert, and that was my favorite one.
great react!!!!🔥🔥🔥 I cannot believe that crowd... It was estimated to be 1.5 million (?!?!?!)). Wow.
Wow! Complete goosebumps....what a band, what a crowd!
damn....I forgot about this one...thank you my brother for sharing and reminding!
i luv ya man keep doing whatcha doin we ate watchin and luvin
There is nothing better than Metallica live. Saw them in 2009 in Cincy and was on the railing. Best concert experience EVER.
I still get chills every time I see this. Not just the performance but the look of new found freedom in the eyes of the crowd.
I grew up during the Cold War and it was a dream of mine to see the day the Iron Curtain would fall and I could meet a Russian.
A great moment in human history. Thanks Jamal!
My fave Metallica song! Great live version!
I've always LOVED this album!
Yessirrrr!!!!!! This is once in a lifetime type of energy!!
I see Metallica and I click as simple as that. I've seen hem live 15 times and I have never left one one of their shows disappointed.
Brings me back to the 90s😊👏 shout out to 1991 and being 11....I absolutely fell in love with the whole grunge alternative rock...Im working hard to get my kids to listen to good music
I can't imagine writing a song so epic that millions of people pay to see you play it, and then sing it back to you. Mind boggling to me.
Saw Metallica twice. They put on a great show and play forever.
This song a) gets your blood pumping and b) is great for driving. Love the high energy of this epic anthem \m/
Love your hoodie man!
Head banging looks really good on you Jamel. Keep Rocking!!
This is the song that made everyone take notice of them ..weather you like metal or not.This song spoke to everyone.
Love this song my favorite of theirs
I was in basic training in Ft.Knox when this came out! We were all so pumped!!!!!
Pantera's performance of Domination at this show was absolutely AMAZING as well!! Not taking anything away from Metallica, they are bad ass too!!
YES....LIVE music is where its at, spot on!
Like the message on the front of your shirt!
Everything that transpired that day musically and whatever is legendary as it is infamous..for some ppl in that crowd it was probably the happiest day of their lives
I just LOVE watching you react to my favorite band Metallica.... that “stank” face is priceless! 🤣
Metallica's brilliance can only be captured live, nothing else touches what they do in concert....its an out of body experience
Music was one of the best reasons the iron curtain crumbled.
And I believe that it still is one of the things that still unites us all.
Black folks listening to metal & country, white folks loving rap & hiphop... Music unites!
I listen to Metallica, full blast on headphones, and it gets me hype, but then relaxes me to where I fall asleep
Great reactions to a vast genre of music, But you always have to come back to that Energy Boost From Metallica!!!!!!
Keep Rocking My Brother 🤟
Great energy from huge crowd and the perfect song to fire everyone up !
Metallica is and always been a great live band and one of the few that is better live than in studio. Great reaction
This was AWESOME!!! Couldn't imagine playing for a crowd of this proportion. It would be like rocking the entire population of ND, MT, and WY all at the same time...🤯
OMG! This is too cool. Metallica is badass!!! ✌🏻
A sea of people and great music
Thanks Jamal...that was fun...🤘🎸💃
This is my all time favorite song. I had it as my ringtone for a long time. It was so much fun being a Grandmother and watching peoples faces, when a gray haired woman said hello. HAHAHAHA
I love you man! You’re exactly right! I love watching you watch this haha!!!!!