First time hearing Metallica! | Master Of Puppets Reaction
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- Опубликовано: 9 фев 2025
- Just an Aussie woman hearing Metallica for the first time!
This song was a ride. I felt so many emotions, often at the same time.
Thanks for watching!
The official song can be found here:
• Master of Puppets (Rem...
The original video that I reacted to can be found here:
• Metallica-Master Of Pu...
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Metallica does that, let's call it "Metallica effect" - stirring powerful emotions while producing enjoyable and beautiful songs at the same time. One example of that is "Fade to Black" from the "Ride The Lightning" album, among so many other masterpieces.
Metal is usually that way. Serious real subjects with well crafted music behind it. So it’s perfectly understandable to have the reaction, which is by far one of the most genuine I’ve ever seen so far.
If I could recommend more Metallica, “One” is another masterpiece of music you should consider listening to.
I am 53 and from the SF Bay Area, Metallica’s home base. I saw them for the first time in November of 1983, Berkeley, Ca. I was 14. Metal for life!
🤘🏻💀🤘🏻
This is the greatest heavy metal song of all time.
Wow. You had me in tears and I've heard this song a million times. I love when someone feels what I feel when listening to Metallica 🤘🤘🤘 thank you for this amazing treat today❤❤❤❤🎸🎸🎸
Aww 🥹 you’re way too kind. Thanks so much for sharing that with me. 💗
This song means a lot to me! Thank you so much! From the same album check “Orion”, this is instrumental, but so, so beautiful! Greetings from Munich!🤘🏻
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Thanks for watching and for the recommendation, I've popped it on the list. G'day from Australia :)
Great reaction. You felt exactly what you were meant to feel while enjoying this masterpiece! Love your vibe!
Your reaction was inspiring. The illustration and confliction of your reaction to the music against the comprehension of the song lyrics reminded me of how well Metallica tells an immersive story.
I saw these guys in '04 and I remember trying to get out of a science presentation the day after because I had lost my voice (and wasn't prepared enough). I remember my teacher patting me on the back, smiling, her telling me I'll be fine and then pointing towards the front of the class... I did NOT do fine. 😵💫
Great reaction, looking forward to more! 🙂
🤣🤣🤣 oh I bet she’s still laughing.
Truly a high-water mark in the Metallica song writing history. This just came out of the dark and slapped us all in the face back in the 80s, really really powerful stuff. It's cool that you got an endorphin rush from the music and also felt the power of the lyrics in a different way. That's okay... It's great to smile and be happy and listen to metal. Metal is awesome for that very reason it's a great release.
THAT'S THE HEAVY METAL EFFECT, JUST LET YOUR EMOTIONS FLOW 🤘🏼🎶
Nice reaction. Great anti drugs song. You sound Australian? I’ve seen them twice in Australia myself. Another great one to do off the same album (with lyrics) is Sanitarium
Sure was. Someone needs to make a video of this song with pictures sharing just how much drugs can ruin your life.
Yes I’m an Aussie too ☺️
Thanks, I’ll check out Sanitarium too.
@@inbedwithmusic2130 At some point (if you want to revisit this song) there is a fantastic video of this filmed live from Seattle in 1989 (they were beginning to hit their peak at this point). The pace might be a tad faster.....but you can really feel the energy between the band and the crowd. You can't go wrong with a Metallica reaction. The fans will come out in droves.
Liked and sub'd for more!
Great reaction! Not only lyrics but you fealt the music. Earned my subscription for sure.
Thanks. Welcome 😊
@@inbedwithmusic2130 please let me know if you get around to SLAYER. I have a 2 consecutive song reaction I would LOVE to see 🙏🙏
That's the first emotional reaction to "Master" that I've seen.
I think that "One" may leave you in a puddle on the floor, But I'd be willing to bet you're going to love it!
Is it really?
I love that one song can make five different people feel five different emotions.
One is definitely on my list, thanks ☺️
@@inbedwithmusic2130 I'm glad you enjoyed Master of puppets. It's a powerful song, I still remember the first time I heard it 35yrs ago..., It was the heaviest song I'd ever heard. People refer to it as classic rock now.
Dam I'm getting old😆
Ohh bless... Great reaction most get it when they get to "chop your breakfast on a mirror" powerful song 🙏😎
thank you for being genuine I had an epiphany while watch
Thank you for sharing. Hope it was a good one.
The Album is a master piece.
I really need to hear more.
This is one of the best reactions to this song I've heard so far. Thanks for doing this open minded. YOU ARE 🔥🔥🔥
totally on board with your feedback/reaction....so many people I know have fallen to the same puppet master over the years...Metallica's ability to get the message out about something so destructive is so amazing.....I'm hoping the song's lyrics have helped save lots of lives from total destruction...A legendary band playing iconic music!
Thanks for the support. Same here… far too many loved ones.
I truly am impressed that they somehow made such a heartbreaking warning also bring a smile to my face. Such a bizarre experience.
Can you recommend others of theirs?
@@inbedwithmusic2130 you're welcome....glad to help..there's a few that would be a good listen..."For Whom The Bell Tolls", "One", "Creeping Death (live concert from 1991 Moscow), "Unforgiven"....to name a few. Hope you get a chance to either listen or maybe even a reaction video.. :)
Been fan since 84 saw them 36x lots in Different Countries awesome amazing live Friend
Metallica is still my favorite metal band. Growing up in the 80s was great and tragic. But their music helped me get through! 💯💥🤘
The greatest Anti-drug song ever written.
Try Metallica's One, For Whom The Bell Tolls, both great Anti-war songs, but there are so, so many great songs by Metallica.
Look up the Moscow 1991 concert 1.6 million people in the crowd.
You will find a similar experience with the songs Fade to Black and One from this band, as well as some other songs, Sanitarium comes to mind as well. That combination of dark and disturbing themes combined with absolutely genius instrumentals. One of the things that drew me to this band in my youth was that they could take these dark topics, combine them with melodic, yet dark, but also beautiful guitar riffs and solos. It helped me associate something negative with something positive to balance the emotional impact.
I love watching these reaction videos to this song, it’s that moment when “the light turns on!?!” 💉😈☠️⚰️🔥
It is amazing seeing someone experience this for the first time. It is easier to understand why metal fans like metal so much after going to that realm yourself. It is very easy to see why Metallica fans are an incredible mass force that follow them to the ends of the earth. You felt everything emotionally during that. It's a rush, its sad, its amazing, its depressing. It is everything wrapped up in a master piece of a song. There is a reason I see Metallica as Metal gods and that is why. With every song they send you on an amazing roller coaster of emotions. Musically it doesn't even need to be said that they are top tier. I hope you enjoyed that first time ride through Master of Puppets. "One" is another great song that can do the same emotionally that this one does, but when you go through "One" do not listen to the actual music video the first time. Get a lyric video because the music video combines scenes from an old movie called "Johnny Got His Gun". It's a great video, but the first time through seeing that it can be very hard to concentrate on the music and the movie portions together. Hear this one in its normal music only form first. You'll be doing yourself a favor. If and when you do I hope you enjoy it. I love Metallica so much. They are my favorite band of all and I love everything about them.
Metallica are amazing, I'd love to see you react to more from them! 🤘
This song sure was amazing!
Thank you, will do for sure. Any others in particular?
@@inbedwithmusic2130 For Whom the Bell Tolls is one of my favorites at the moment, I think another commenter mentioned Sanitarium, that one is great as well. It you are interested in watching a live performance Creeping Death in Moscow 1991 is a must!
@@inbedwithmusic2130 Metallica has some deep songs with real life issues. If you want to dive deeper into them then I think you’re in for a great ride. For a couple popular and meaningful songs, there are many , but the first 2 that I’d recommend are “ Fade To Black” and “One”. You might need a tissue for them too. Maybe!
Great video- I appreciate the honest reaction.💎♥️
Thanks so much, I appreciate the feedback.
Welcome to the Metallica family! You definitely picked a great one for your first reaction to them!! If you want a feel of how damn awesome they are, I recommend the 1989 Live in Seattle! No one was coming close to them then!🔥🔥🤘🤘
With Metallica, always pay attention to the change in tempo. The song started with rage as the drugs were calling him. The song then shifted to a slower and more euphoric sound which represents him taking the drugs and being on that high. It then pictures the pace back up with a guitar solo that sounds chaotic and almost spiraling. This is him spiraling down and crashing down from the high which starts the pattern all over again.
Well done. I saw the moment it hit you, what this song is about. The whole idea of this music is that you DO enjoy it!The more it sticks in your head, the greater the chances it might pop into yer head next time someone offers you a couple lineskers at a party.
I 😘 ved your reaction! You're my new favorite channel :-)
Ah thanks so much. I have no idea what I’m doing but I can absolutely guarantee I’ll always share my genuine thoughts.
Thanks for good reaction, it's nice to watch people experiencing Metallica songs first time. And you managed to catch the meaning of the song too. Many of their songs have deep lyrics and story to tell. And they are very versatile band, having some very fast and energetic, but also some beautiful emotional songs. I recommend to listen some mix between studio and live versions, and maybe having lyrics nearby too. I hope to see more Metallica reactions from you.
Some song recommendations to listen:
- Fade to Black. Heavy and beautiful ballad with deep sad message, one of their classics. Studio version is recommended, you can hear the guitar solo fully, as it's voted high on some best guitar solo votes.
- Creeping Death, live from Moscow 1991. Legendary concert from Russia, with over 1 million people in the audience. Excellent heavy metal song with nice solo. Nearly unmatched energy of the band and the show.
- The Day that Never Comes, live for example from Quebec Magnetic show. Some of their more recent stuff from 2nd latest album.
- One. Classic reaction song in youtube. Also has good changes and transitions of different types of feelings, and tells very tragic story. Here's option for some live performance, or to watch the official music video, which has movie clips telling story in the background. Both are good.
- Unforgiven. Actually it's a trilogy, you can find parts I, II and III. They share some similarities, but have bit different perspectvie on lyrics. Beautiful emotional songs. Studio versions for these.
- Welcome Home (Sanitarium). Song telling emotional story again, having melodic and heavy parts.
Enjoy your Metallica journey!
Can’t bloody tolerate when somebody reacting to ‘One’ for the first time reacts to the video. All that talking over the music, talking over the lyrics… It’s like trying to hear what yer mate’s saying to yer on the phone whilst some knobhead is trying to verify with ya he’s got correct directions to a fuckin Starbucks. I can do one or the other, but not both.
You can't go wrong with Metallica. Their catalog is jam-packed with amazing songs. But their live performances are where the band particularly shine. Seattle 1989 is a really good one to look into.
You should watch their live stuff in Moscow in 91. It gives you an idea how big this band was and very likely is to a lot of people.
For sure. Enter Sandman in Moscow has been requested, so I’ll start there.
@@inbedwithmusic2130 1.6 million people in that crowd
Enter sandman is overplayed. Maybe creeping death
Thanks for your honest reaction without prejudice. Metal makes you think and tackles tricky subjects in an accessible way, it also has lost of content based on poetry, art, history, philosophy, politics, social and corporate injustice, ecological disaster as well as tackling mental well-being and difficult relationships head on. Hope you listen to more metal and just enjoy the ride.
Sounds right up my alley, thank you.
Great to see another Aussie reaction channel.
This is my favourite band, and my favourite song by then.
Working your way through the album would be a pretty great introduction to the band.
Thanks Shmick :)
Glad I got lucky and my first reaction was your favourite song.
I definitely want to hear more from this particular album.
I've heard this song countless times since I was 10, back in the 80s. I just thought it was badass.
It took me a long time and alot of maturity to realize it was about drugs, and to really pay attention to the story told by the music and the lyrics.
Now, like you, I actually feel tears welling up in this song. The isolation, suffering, and complete ruin of a person's life is brilliantly captured in the song, and it gets me in the feels. But at the same time the awesomeness of the musicianship, the electrifying power of the music, and the menace it conveys makes me rock out.
This is a true MASTERpiece (
The crazy thing about metallica is they often sound even better live!!! Do check out some live performances also, not only studio. And I cannot help suggesting any song from the 1999 S&M concert :)
Great Metallica song. One of the greatest bands of all time. And it looks like we had an eargasm. Keep great music alive people.
Love this reaction, ibheard this song back in the winter of '86 and was hooked instantly.. if you wanna see them do this song live check it out from seattle '89, I gotta subscribe after this, I feel like there's more metallica coming from you
Oh cool, I'll pop it on the list. Thanks Richard and welcome :)
Wow you describe your feelings as if they were my own. But I heard the song for the first time in 1986. Metallica made soo great music back then it just doesn't get old. Would be great if you tried something from Iron Maiden. "Hallowed Be Thy Name" is always a good place to start here. There are just too many brilliant songs from these guys. Nice greetings from Germany.
Thanks for watching and for sharing. I’ve only heard one Iron Maiden song so far. I’ve reacted to Rime Of The Ancient Mariner on my other channel In Bed With Movies.
Hallowed Be Thy Name is one I’ll absolutely be doing. Thank you.
@@inbedwithmusic2130 You see, I knew it. I was totally confused as I was sure I had seen you somewhere else. ^^ Now I can remember the old sailor again, that was a great reaction from you. ;) Wow, I also left you a fat comment there, which of course you deserve. ^^
Looking forward to more reaction to Maiden. You can hardly do anything wrong, there are almost only good songs.
I love this track and it’s message the master of puppets is the addiction controlling the users mind !🤟🏻 great reaction
Tears listening to Master! Instant subscribe.
Great reaction! Take a look at "Fade to black" and "One" after this! 😊👍
Hi Anders, thanks for the feedback. I have uploaded One and Fade To Black will be out soon.
Love you! I will rock out with you any song you ever want. So fun!
Aww thank you Christoff 🥹
Good reaction. You totally got it. You should check out the live version of it as well. Enjoy!
Will do, thank you for watching.
It's incredibly sad. Great reaction!
Cheers Andy.
So happy that you started your journey with Metallica 🤘🏼
So am I!
Great reaction👍🏻Welcome to the Metallica family. Rock and metal is pure theatre. There is usually a meaningful message behind Metallica masterpieces such as this. Personally, I would recommend Fade To Black, For Whom The Bell Tolls and One if you want to do more Metallica reactions. Rock and metal songs often run at a fast pace, so you may want to have the lyrics to hand in order to appreciate the songwriting genius. Metallica always nail it live. In the case of One, I would recommend you watch the official video to help you grasp the concept of the story. Hope this helps😁
Thanks so much Steve. I am so glad that I am finally giving it a go as there seems to be so many greats that I've missed because of my earlier prejudice.
I've just put out One and Fade to Black will be out in the next couple of weeks. For Whom The Bell Tolls is also on my list.
You're absolutely right about the lyrics though, I miss SO much without them. I think I'll stick to lyric only videos from now on, unless I have heard the studio version first and am hearing their live performances.
I appreciate the help, thank you.
@@inbedwithmusic2130 thanks for taking the time to reply. I look forward to watching more of your content. Iron Maiden is another iconic metal band that you might also like. They are very theatrical with a catalogue spanning over 40 years. A good one to start with could be Hallowed Be Thy Name. I would actually recommend the live version from the Beast Over Hammersmith 1982...enjoy👍🏻
Great reaction luved it
Thanks so much.
Welcome to the family👍😀
Aw thanks Harold :)
Fade To Black will blow your mind! Please do the lyric version. It will take you on a heavy emotional journey. Cheers from 🇨🇦.
Wonderful authentic reaction.
Thanks so much, I appreciate the feedback.
Welcome my dear to the wonderful world of Metal in general and more specifically, Metallica. You will often find yourself having your heart broken but enjoying the hell out of it with metal music. I've subbed to join ya on your journey. Buckle up tight; you're in for a hellava ride. You should check out Metallica - One next. All their songs are deep and meaningful. 🤘Rock On!🤘
It's about any kind of addiction: drugs, alcohol, relations, gambling etc.
And that’s what makes it so relatable to those that have an addiction or have loved ones who have addictions.
Great reaction! Metallica have always explored real and personal issues in their lyrics, so it's great that you caught that. If you liked this one, so just definitely do a deeper dive into their other stuff. Their style has changed over the years though, so if you want more that sounds like this, anything from the albums Ride The Lightning, Master Of Puppets or ...And Justice For All is what I'd recommend. For a more raw, punky Metallica, try the album Kill 'Em All, for a more bluesy sound try either Load or Reload, and for for a more polished, commercial-sounding Metallica, try the Black Album.
I really enjoyed watching your reaction to my favorite band and one of the greatest songs and albums ever made. Just to let you know i am definetly subbing to your channel for more awesome reactions. Just to check out the raw power and speed of what a metal show Metallica is all about check out them in their prime doing my favorite song of theirs "Battery" live in Seattle in 1989. THAT is the power of Metallica and an energy that only Metallica can deliver every night.Love your channel! thanks for a big smile that I needed today!
Hey Rob, welcome!
I have added Battery (live in Seattle 89) to my list to react to :)
Thanks so much, I appreciate the comment.
@@inbedwithmusic2130 thank you for the reactions. I have just gotten back on youtube and saw this.When you react to "Battery" remember this was real thrash metal and they played even faster live then they do on the album.The song is a tribute to fans and the energy they create at live shows and some say Battery street where they played a club in San Francisco. You will be worn out just watching them live in their prime.They ruled the 80's!They deliver the goods every single night still.
Good reaction. Heavy themes set to wildly good music...it does cause some conflicting feelings.
Fantastic (honest) reaction, you got a new subscriber, Washington, England - not the US !
You might like 'Nothing else matters ' it's a insight into the band. 🙂
The video is the real insight!
Some will do anything for the high it’s their master break the chains⛓
you are a genuine we are so I wish you were my life..
These will always be genuine reactions. I don’t have a poker face at all.
Oh man, haven't heard that album in years. Think both myself and my neighbors are gonna listen to it again one of these days.
Hahaha I feel like you either play their songs loudly or not at all.
Why not? Years? Sound like a poser
Love your reaction on this song!
Would you do a reaction on “fade to black?
I really wonna know what you think of that song.
👋 from Fryslân ( Netherlands)
You just discovered the best metal band on the planet.
Hope you're ready!! Good luck :D Like your vibe ;)
So do I. Thank you ☺️
Jess - my dear lady, we've all been there. It's wonderful that you were able to set aside any biases and really _listen_ to the song. That says a lot about your character.
Now, may I assume you are not a fan of heavy metal? I mean, generally speaking, you don't regularly listen to metal? I ask because Metallica is the biggest metal group on Earth, so if you haven't heard their music, it seems unlikely you are listening to any other metal. If that's the case, you could not have chosen a better song for your introduction to the genre! I really think of _Master of Puppets_ as a gateway song. There's something in there for just about anyone and it can make people curious about metal, whereas they may previously have been uninterested.
Anyway, as I'm assuming this style of music is unfamiliar to you, welcome to the wonderful world of heavy metal! We are happy to have you here. 🤘😁
Since you are new around these parts, I just want to share a couple of tips that will help you along your metal journey as well as benefit your channel. To be sure, metalheads are amongst the most open-minded and accepting of any genre of music lovers. You'll find no shortage of helpful denizens ready to point you in whatever direction you want to go. However, there are a couple of things that we are particular about. To save you from getting an unpleasant earful, I've compiled a few tips or bits of advice for any rock or metal song you react to. Trust me - these are meant to protect you and enhance your experience! LOL 😁
Metal 101
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1. Thou shalt not pause during a solo... EVER. This goes for any type of solo, but particularly guitar solos. We tend to worship them. If, for some reason, you absolutely MUST pause, rewind to the beginning of the solo when you resume the music. All will be forgiven then. 😉
2. This is a reaction channel and we know that pausing is just part of the game. No big deal. Try not to pause for statements like "Wow" or "They are amazing" because we already know that. Take that opportunity to articulate _how_ you feel, and _why_ you feel that way. This type of response promotes conversation and allows us to get to know you. That way, we have a better idea on what kind of music you might enjoy most. And, when you are done with your commentary, just rewind a few seconds before you push Play. That way, you will never miss any interesting transitions, etc.
3. Also, although this is not the most important, I think it is a good habit to get into... try not to pause during the last say 2 or 3 minutes of a song, if possible. Oftentimes there is a build up, a crescendo, and you don't want to spoil that last moment for yourself. Know what I mean?
4. Let's talk about a little something called a "breakdown..." Now, I said we kind of worship the solos, which is true. But there's another thing that many of us worship, called a "breakdown." Typically, this comes about halfway to 75% of the way through a song. It is a noticeable slowdown of the tempo, and the bass and guitars become really chuggy sounding. The drums will often have an almost rhythmic marching type of cadence to them. This is prime headbanging time, so enjoy and bang your head along with us! Also, NEVER pause during a breakdown. 👍
5. One last thing I can think of (maybe others will chime in) and that is to keep an open mind. Metal is likely to have sounds and vocal styles you aren't familiar with. Deep growls, high screams, raspiness, etc. You may not care for some of it at first, but that's because it is new and different. Just be open-minded and be willing to explore music that sounds quite different from what you are accustomed to hearing. 😁
6. Oh, I did remember one more... HAVE FUN!! This is your channel, never forget. Do what interests you, what makes you happy. Don't let anyone push you around or anything like that. As long as you are enjoying yourself, you're in the right place. 🤘😁
Hey wow, thank you! This is absolutely amazing advice. I have done a few other music reactions over on my other channel. I've reacted to a maybe half a dozen metal songs now including Pantera, Iron Maiden, Sabaton and Jinjer having said that I definitely wouldn't say it is something I "listen to" regularly (with the exception of Carolus Rex by Sabaton).
In my first ever video I was so nervous that I spoke through the entire solo 😵 you can imagine how that was received lol.
I really appreciate all the advice. I'll definitely come back to reread this tomorrow when I sit down to record more content.
Truth be told, I'm far more comfortable reacting to movies than to music and they need to be approached differently so while I'm sure I will get there, I just need more practice.
@@inbedwithmusic2130 Are you kidding? I thought you did a great job! You were honest and genuine. That's what matters. As a community, we come together to share our love of music and there is no room for fraudsters.
So, you mentioned a few good metal experiences from your other channel. May I recommend a few more, each for different reasons?
1. _Ghost Love Score,_ by Nightwish. This epic song, fronted by one of the best female vocalists in the world, will introduce you to the world of symphonic metal.
Ghost Love Score - ruclips.net/video/JYjIlHWBAVo/видео.html
2. _Aaj,_ by Bloodywood. This is an up-and-coming metal band from India. This is to whet your appetite for bands from around the world that incorporate traditional, native instruments and sounds into heavy metal. This group happens to be among my favorites.
Aaj - ruclips.net/video/kgvH6tX4Ej0/видео.html
3. _Dance Macabre,_ by Ghost. Now this song isn't exactly metal, per se. It's more hard rock, I suppose. But, this song, and the group in general, is just fun to listen to. They have a distinct 80s vibe that is just infectious. Plus, they challenge people's stereotypes and make you rethink your positions on certain issues. See, it is a Satanist group, sort of. But, when you listen to the music, you might realize it's not what you anticipated. And any time we can challenge our own biases, we tend to grow in a positive way.
Dance Macabre - ruclips.net/video/7Gr63DiEUxw/видео.html
4. _Big, Bad Wolf,_ by In This Moment. Now, along the lines of Jinjer, you will find there are some very talented female screamers out there. If and/or when you get brave enough, check out this track. In my opinion, Maria Brink (lead singer) is one of the best out there. Plus, her lyrics are so deep, dark and very personal. She's had a rough life and channels that through her music. So, this track is for when you are ready for the _really_ heavy stuff. Some people never embrace this style, and that's perfectly OK.
Big Bad Wolf - ruclips.net/video/j-qQ_brIsfY/видео.html
Well, I think that's probably enough for now. Enjoy your new adventure!!
My older brother and I shared a room as kids and he would wake me up in the morning, playing this as loud as he could. As a 10 year old, I found it to be too much, too chaotic. Probably because it was being forced on me. A few years later, I was a bigger fan than him. haha My music tastes went in a heavier direction while his went the other way.
I wore out this cassette and went though a couple of cd copies. Based on the album cover art, I used to think the song was about religion. Turns out it's about cocaine addiction - it should've been obvious - with the lyrics being from the perspective of the addiction itself. If you were in the entertainment business between the 70s and 90s, it was pretty certain there was coke around you. If you weren't doing it, someone around you was.
The whole album is fantastic and I'll bet the majority of long-time fans would say it's their favorite Metallica album. I agree. Are they my favorite band ever? Probably not. I have trouble with deciding who is.
If I can suggest a couple of other songs: Iron Maiden - "Run to the Hills", or if you already know that one, "Wasted Years", and Type O Negative - "Christian Woman" - There are 2 versions of it. The much better album version which is 8:58 long, and a half-length radio edit version called "Christian Woman (Butt-Kissing Sell-out Version)". hahaha
Hahaha what are brothers for if not to annoy the crap out of you? My little brother (who is in his 30s, husband, father, respected job) still gives me trouble on the daily. I wouldn't have it any other way though haha.
I love that without meaning to, yours gifted you Metallica.
Don't feel bad, if I hadn't had the lyrics on the screen in front of me, I probably would have missed the line and not realised at all!
Yes, I remember it being big in the 90s. Unfortunately I was surrounded by it in my childhood.
I love that, thanks for sharing. I also have trouble deciding who my favourite is. I don't even have a favourite song anymore.
I haven't heard Run To The Hills before but I do know the line "run to the hills, run for your life" but I don't know who or what they need to run from lol. I may still do it.
As for the others, I've popped them on my list and noted to find the long version :)
Great song, can I reccomend the song Forclosure of a dream by Megadeth. The Lead singer of Megadeth use to be in Metallica but they kicked him out(in the 80s) so he made his own band. The song foreclosure of a dream was on MTV quite a bit back in the day on the rock and metal show MTV: HeadBangers Ball
I’ve heard the name Megadeth but. It any of their songs. I’ve added it to my list ☺️
No one ever gives megadeath any love. Totally agree “foreclosure of a dream” would be epic. Especially a first encounter with the band.
@@bill4402000 Some folks give them love but not enough. And when they reccomend songs to folks they don't start the on the right ones 🙏
Awesome reaction!! Try Metallica Enter Sandman live in Moscow 1991. I promise you will not be disappointed.
Thank you, I’ve added it to my list. They’d be incredible live 😍
@@inbedwithmusic2130 you have no idea lol.
It’s the craziest concert of all time. 1.6 million people celebrating the collapse of the USSR combined w watching Metallica perform in there prime
Hi Jess! I love your reactions. You must do more Metallica the best live show to get great songs from is Seattle 1989. They were untouchable then. In the prime of their careers but they still kick ass every night. BTW I posted as Rob Reynolds on this the first time but couldn't remember my password so I created another account using my middle name Scott. I subbed to your movie channel as well.I saw where you said somewhere on the movie channel to leave a comment on your favorite lines in a movie but can't find it now. I also saw you do wrestling...love that! I just posted Wrestlemania 25 when Shawn Micheals ends Ric Flair's career. I posted it on 3 of my friends pages. It is epic when Shawn doesn't want to do it but looks at Flair and mouths "I'm Sorry. I love you!" then delivers some Sweet Chin Music to end the match and the way he seemed to be crying when he put his hand on Flair's head" and hugged him. Priceless and moving moment in the WWE! Don't know how much wrestling you watch but the best match I ever saw was Shawn taking on the Undertaker in their first match. Such a great match. Shawn was Mr Wrestlemania! Sorry to go off on your music channel. LOL Please give me directions where to post my favorite movie quotes. Have a great day and I noticed that your subs went up quickly! Keep up the great work!
I'm definitely here for the Metallica journey if you plan to do more
Awesome thanks. Any requests?
Heavy metal perfection.
You should listen to fade to black, incredibly powerful!
Try Fade to Black another classic which will speak to you like Tuesdays Gone did and the solo at the end will move you too and in the same way you don't want it to end either the only problem with the 2 songs is the glorious solos end prematurely
Metallica best song off their best album
По первому куплету не сразу понятно, о чем идет речь. Мне было интересно увидеть, как Вы поняли, о чем песня, услышав слова второго куплета. Мне понравилась Ваша реакция, и вообще Вы очень милая!
The greatest band ever 🔥🔥🔥🤘🤘🤘. Have been around for more than 4 decades and to this date they sell out any arena/stadium worldwide faster than you can sell drinking water in a desert 🔥🔥🤘🤘. You have at least 60 Metallica bangers ahead of you 🔥🔥🔥🔥. Next one; “One”….do the lyric version to fully understand the song’s very important message before you react to the video-version
That’s amazing. I believe it- I remember once trying to buy tickets for my mum but they sold out too quickly.
Great thanks. Do you think I should do the lyric then the official all in one video? Or as two separate videos?
I could see when it hit you, and when you spoke of that mixed emotion, it was exactly right. a paradox, almost a dissonance of how to feel about the song. it rocks. it kicks butt. but if you see the Kensington area of Philadelphia, PA, and so many other places you know how horrible the Fentanyl addict's lives have become. and the places where they are turn crappy quick.
Keep. Your. Music. Journey
I will. Thank you.
My God you are fucking adorable. I love your Australian accent. I'm an American who's loved Australia for a long time. You have to do ac/dc
I was growing up with all the satanic panic “heavy metal is the devil” silliness thrown at me, meanwhile, Iron Maiden is teaching me about great literature and history, and Metallica is warning me about the dangers and ultimate price of drug addiction. Gee, what evil messages for my developing mind, right?
I'd rather my kids listen to that than the trash that is out now. I always see people playing "dirty" songs around their kids and laughing that they know the lyrics. No thanks.
This song has nothing to do with a relationship.. unless you're talking about a relationship with cocaine.
It's an anti-coke song. Nothing more. And it's an AWESOME song!
Yes thanks, I realised a bit later on in the song what it was truly about.
Mercyful Fate - Egypt.
Keep it going
Will do
please react to pisces of the band JINJER it's amazing 🤘🏻
Hi, I have that reaction over on my other channel In Bed With Movies ☺️
@@inbedwithmusic2130 cool! I'm already checking it, cheers.
If you liked this original, you might also like a cover by a band of siblings called Liliac. They do everything themselves for these videos. Dad films it, brother edits the video etc. ruclips.net/video/EFxw9LRdycw/видео.html
You need to react to MetallicA One music vídeo and MetallicA One live Seatle 89
Do Bring me the night by Overkill please 🙏
Thanks Jerry, I’ve popped it on my list.
Check out def Leppard and tesla
Отличная реакция \m/
Thank you for watching :)
If you take drugs -- it's your master ...
Listen to the call of ktulu by Metallica. You'll be amazed
Great thanks. Added to my list.
Try the official video to One by Metallica. Bring your tissues.
Great, thanks. Won’t wear mascara for that one 😅
Thanks for reacting to One, I knew you'd appreciate it.
PS-If you want a completely different song to react to, try Gloria by Laura Branigan.
Haven´t read all messages but this song is about doing drugs they sing chop your breakfast on a mirror, oh Battery is awesome as well
React for whom the bell tolls and Enter sandman
They’re both on the list
More we want more then u gotta do the big 4
I might suggest you get some headphones that encompass the ears for a much better listening experience
Thanks, I actually just bought a great pair to use.
@@inbedwithmusic2130 Nice :)
Metalica had only one real competitor for best metal band. Slayer. "Angel of Death," studio version. You decide. Music in bed, sounds like fun.
Yeah Metallica can be very deep and confronting, and overlay it with top quality high pace metal. It's a unique blend and made them kings of the genre. Word of advice - stick to studio recordings with lyric overlays. Live is just them posing and hamming it up for the crowd and you will miss the message in thier songs in amongst all the fireworks and sloppy playing.
Obligatory suggestion - Fade to Black. 1984. Changed the world of metal. BYO Kleenex.
Hahaha cheers, appreciate the tips. Thank you.