According to "the hardcore metal fans", Metallica sold out when: they recorded a ballad (Fade to Black) in 1984, when they signed out with a major (MOP, 1986), when they released a video (One, 1988), when they slowed down (black album, 1991), when they cut their hair and were more influenced by blues and hard rock (Load/Reload, 96/96), when they made an album without solos (St. Anger, 2003), when they came back to the thrashier heavier sound (Death Magnetic, 2009)… So yeah. Fuck whatever the people say.
@@nmlss You left out the only one that pisses me off about them (didn't care about any of the others you listed)... When they actually accepted & didn't hand the Grammy they received for that nauseating crap (blah blah blah my soul to keep) to Lemmy who it rightfully belonged to & demanded Jethro Tull give them their rightful Grammy for "One".
I'm not a bassist, I play guitar but still this man has inspired me a lot. You guys all also did. You're the reason I'm in that place. Thank you Metallica
Same, also I've said this like 8 times but how are you always in ever comment section I opened I changed display name and icon but I think it used to be holypoip by the way
I'm not into the " Cliff was better than.." "Jason was better than...' "Rob is better than..." Cliff Burton was unique in his own style and left an indelible mark on Metallica, on an entire genre and on people, back then and forever. And for that, he deserves to be remembered when the time is come.
He gave them their style, brought so much to the band, compare Kill 'em all to the next two so much different when he joined and was involved in writing music.
The unique thing about Cliff wasn't just his ability as a musician,but also his knowledge of music,James and Kirk learned alot from him about timing and harmony.
Even tho I wasn't born in the same era he was in, I fucking miss the man I cry everytime I hear Orion. Imagine all the other masterpiece he could've created R.I.P Cliff Burton🕊
I was at the Edmonton show just last week ... Orion on Night-1 and The Call of Ktulu on Night-2 .. During both when James looked at the sky and paid his tribute and respect to Cliff along with 120,000 people on both nights, you could feel the love for Cliff throughout the stadium ! Wherever you are Cliff, love and respect ! Thank you for your awesome music. Taken too early !!!
I was Lucky enough to see Cliff play in New Orleans in 1986. Mom and dad finally let me go see Ozzy in concert and Metallica was opening. Never heard of them, but it changed everything.
When I talk to people. They don't understand. Cliff was the Maestro. In interviews , Kirk explains how Cliff put the pieces together. James would be working on something for hours . When they went to Cliff he would fix it in minutes. I wish I could have met him. My first memories of metallica started when I was 7. Seeing the "One" video. By that time Cliff had already passed. In some way , I kinda feel like the reason "One" stood out to me. Made a great impact on me. Made me want to go back in the catalog to discover Cliff. What an amazing artist.
People can say whatever they want about Metallica, but they’ve never, ever forgotten Cliff. And they continue to put videos like this out (as well as the incredible live videos) for all us fans. They always try to do right by us 🤘🏻
Pratchett had an interesting take on this, basically it's that every man dies twice. First when his body goes but also again when his name is uttered for the last time. GNU Terry Pratchett GNU Cliff Burton
I’m only 14 so I was never close to seeing him, but as of a few days ago in Seattle Ive seen y’all play 5 times. Those are all experiences I will never forget.
I remember first listening to it in September 2009 at age 18. I'm a late bloomer in this context, but I love how Mr. Burton's fingers have produced rhythmic and appealing sound. Sad that he died in the September 27, 1986 accident. I survived the May 7, 2010 bike accident. Lost the guitar playing ability due to neural damage. Still, I hope to play guitar like I used to do.
Those stills show a man in complete control of his instrument. Power, creativity, subtlety, abandon... I broke my arm two weeks ago. 6 months before I even know if I'll be able to play my bass again...
Cliff had a positive impact on me and I’m sure many of us. Seeing videos of the late Ray Burton on RUclips, I know where Cliff got it from. Rest in peace to both.
I got to see Cliff in April 1986 when they opened for Ozzy. Cliff is one of the reasons i started playing bass. You can just imagine what he would of done if he had lived. The mans definitely a legend and will never be forgotten. R.I.P. Cliff
The way this man has been my fav bassist for awhile now. I admire him so much and he's the reason I play bass myself now. I wish I would get the chance to shake his hand and just thank him for what he means to me as a 15 year old fan.
I am very impressed with Cliff Burton's bass-playing skills. He was able to create the best instrumental pieces for Metallica in their early days with his unique style of playing and I can listen to it all day long. He is truly a master of the bass for Metallica. R.I.P Cliff Burton 🕊
No one has or will ever come close to the original sounds and creativity that Cliff Burton could produce with a bass guitar. He was a virtuoso in every sense of the word. R.I.P Cliff Burton 🙏
Man that Friday and Sunday concert at Seattle (August 30th - September 1st) was fucking crazy!! My voice was almost gone, happy to be apart of the Metallica family 🤘 rest in peace cliff, may not be related but will always be a fucking brother to us 🕊️ ❤️🤘
Cliff is a catalyst for music. Not just metal. Think about the ripple effect this man caused simply by picking up a bass for the first time. Taken too soon but will live forever. Cliff 'em all!
I cant imagine being in a band , being early 20s, making one of the most iconic records ever and being on tour not just stadiums but with one of your heros (Ozzy). That must have been a time. RIP, Cliff.
As a fan since 1983, the passing of Cliff hit me pretty hard. I was 18 and deep into the metal scene when I discovered Metallica on a Megaforce Records compilation tape. I was hooked ever since. Even though he left us way too early, I am SO glad he was here, and glad he, and the others, kept me on the metal path even to this day. I took my 17 year old son to see Metallica in Foxboro, MA last month. He knows the impact Cliff had on the band, and metal in general. I am honored to keep his memory alive in my son, and hoping he can pass that to his future kids. LONG LIVE CLIFF!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! R.I.P.
Rest In Peace to one of the greatest figures in metal to ever walk the earth. Keep shaking the skies Cliff, I hope you're still playing wherever you went. 🤘🤘
Man! This song brings back memories of 5th grade! I remember hearing this song for the 1st time. I had never heard anything like it. Truely inspirational as a bass player to listen to it. ❤
I remember when I first realized that this was a bass - I did not know such sounds could be produced with a bass guitar and was blown away. I imagine many had a similar experience with Pulling Teeth!
When we are triggered into tearing up at the sound of a few iconic bars....😢 We did not know Cliff personally but his life and work had an eternal affect on millions of us. ❤
Cliff was great at making music, very creative, really talented. Will be remembered forever! ❤ The fact is that nobody could fill his shoes. Jason was great for the group, but in a different way.
I heard this when I was in 9th grade. I liked it then but being so young I didn't truly understand how great this was. Now being over 40 years old I truly appreciate this song and to me this is an amazing masterpiece!!
Thank you Cliff for this amazing bass solo and for all your music, and thank you Metallica for this amazing virtual exhibition, you allow us to learn more about Cliff, as a musician and as a person❤️ Rest in Peace Cliff🙏🏻🕊️
Breakfast before skool one day... Sept 27, 1986 Dad reads me the Cliff headline from the paper & jokes "maybe I should audition?" ... I still give tribute to Cliff on this day each year.
I’m of the age where I remember exactly where I was when I heard the news. I’m high school. At a party. MTV was on in the background. Wasn’t my crowd musically but there were girls and beverages 😂😂. And then mtv interrupted its programming to announce the news. I was heartbroken. I had just seem them with ozzy at la sports arena a little while earlier. All these years later that album is a fresh and powerful as the day I first heard it right after it was released. Dude I played football with and jammed a little with on guitar got it at local record store right after it came out. My life hasn’t ever been the same. It is the perfect album. Best metal album of all time. Cliff was the heart of it. That thunderous base and groove. He was otherworldly. So magical. Got to see him twice actually. Once on ride tour (Santa Monica civic), once on master. I was lucky.
@@sidburn2385 thats not true; disposable heroes, leper messiah, call of chtulu, escape, fight fire with fire, motorbreath, jump in the fire and even more songs are underrated
Still breaks my heart that cliff is gone from us. And in such a horrific way, i hope it was at least fast and he didnt suffer. Im a guitar player but anyone can appreciate how talented of a musician cliff was and im at least grateful for the musche left us and he will not be forgotten.
Thank you, Cliff. Orion is one my absolute all time favorite Metallica songs; and any song for that matter. Cliff, you knew how to write masterfully, with amazing technique and precision. Your work will never be forgotten. Every this man made was beautiful. Rest in Power, Cliff Burton 🕊️🎸 Thank you.
Listening to this in the late 80's, it seemed like every fan I met knew this bass solo by heart. We didn't play bass, but we could sing and air-guitar right along. An indelible and welcome stain on our little metal brains. RIP brother. 38 years it's been, and I can safely say your legacy still lives on. Wish I could known you in life. Rock on forever!
Thank you ever so much cliff sir. You was the first ever person for me to pick up a bass guitar and made me go above my bass playing. Hope your doing well in rock n roll heaven, lemmy would see you up there !! Rip - liam eastwood
"We do what we wanna do, you know? If they consider that selling out then.. whatever."
- Cliff Burton 🕊️
What surprises me most is how this phrase is even applied to his future albums in which he was no longer present.
@@Angela-kw1ny it’s exactly how I would be myself if I was in a band it’s like if there is haters oh well you can’t please everybody
You'd think that's enough to settle the matter. Yes, they sold out. So fucking what?
According to "the hardcore metal fans", Metallica sold out when: they recorded a ballad (Fade to Black) in 1984, when they signed out with a major (MOP, 1986), when they released a video (One, 1988), when they slowed down (black album, 1991), when they cut their hair and were more influenced by blues and hard rock (Load/Reload, 96/96), when they made an album without solos (St. Anger, 2003), when they came back to the thrashier heavier sound (Death Magnetic, 2009)…
So yeah. Fuck whatever the people say.
@@nmlss You left out the only one that pisses me off about them (didn't care about any of the others you listed)...
When they actually accepted & didn't hand the Grammy they received for that nauseating crap (blah blah blah my soul to keep) to Lemmy who it rightfully belonged to & demanded Jethro Tull give them their rightful Grammy for "One".
Rest in Power, Cliff. Gone, but never forgotten. An Icon to inspire generations upon generations of bassists.
Not just bassists, but musicians in general
@@Mr.K2022 I'm crap at all instruments, Cliff is still an inspiration!!
@@Mr.K2022 Totally
Bloody well said, mate!
Got me playing bass at 14 with a fuzz pedal and a wah I got his tone but no one could ever get close to his playing
I'm not a bassist, I play guitar but still this man has inspired me a lot. You guys all also did. You're the reason I'm in that place. Thank you Metallica
Same. 😎
@@Cthulhu_Awaken Love your nick brother
Same, also I've said this like 8 times but how are you always in ever comment section I opened I changed display name and icon but I think it used to be holypoip by the way
@@TheFreyedEndsOfSanity LOL Hi dudeee!!
@@TheFreyedEndsOfSanity Idk I simply love Metallica
Thank you Cliff Burton
I love how it serves as an interlude to lead in to Whiplash. Perfect sequencing. RIP Cliff.
R.I.P Cliff and Ray Burton🎸
Think 🤔😢😢😢whole family has pass on now. 😢😢 JS ✌️🙏🙏🙏🙏
Will never be forgotten
Only got one left by his sister
Damn, I didn't even know he was sick
i think i follow u on tt
I'm not into the " Cliff was better than.." "Jason was better than...' "Rob is better than..." Cliff Burton was unique in his own style and left an indelible mark on Metallica, on an entire genre and on people, back then and forever. And for that, he deserves to be remembered when the time is come.
He gave them their style, brought so much to the band, compare Kill 'em all to the next two so much different when he joined and was involved in writing music.
The unique thing about Cliff wasn't just his ability as a musician,but also his knowledge of music,James and Kirk learned alot from him about timing and harmony.
@@Erick21740 the budget also helped. They were given a lot more money to make Ride the Lightning so were able to do a lot more fancy stuff.
Cliff was a genius !
@@Fireglo I don't see where a budget mattered that much. They weren't even big till Puppets when they toured with Ozz.
The most iconic bass player in metal. Rest in peace Cliff.
I would love to have seen Cliff and Lemmy dualing on stage. Hopefully they are right now, laughing their asses off :)
Even tho I wasn't born in the same era he was in, I fucking miss the man I cry everytime I hear Orion. Imagine all the other masterpiece he could've created R.I.P Cliff Burton🕊
Orion was amazing in Seattle on Friday, Cliff was there in spirit.
@@kevinempson9892 i was in the verge of tears the entire time they were playing Orion in Edmonton!
I was at the Edmonton show just last week ... Orion on Night-1 and The Call of Ktulu on Night-2 .. During both when James looked at the sky and paid his tribute and respect to Cliff along with 120,000 people on both nights, you could feel the love for Cliff throughout the stadium ! Wherever you are Cliff, love and respect ! Thank you for your awesome music. Taken too early !!!
When they played Ktulu it was awesome ❤
I never knew it's possible to miss someone you never met so deeply until Clifford
Rest in peace Cliff Burton, but may his legacy never die
Cliff Burton will always be remembered as the greatest bass player that ever lived.
better than Sean Malone?
or Tony Levin?
🤔
opinions vary.
I was Lucky enough to see Cliff play in New Orleans in 1986. Mom and dad finally let me go see Ozzy in concert and Metallica was opening. Never heard of them, but it changed everything.
One of the most amazing bass solos for one of the most amazing bassists ever!
It's like a nice, wholesome bed time story.
A story with climax that keeps you awake, hiding under the blanket.
Live forever Cliff
When I talk to people. They don't understand. Cliff was the Maestro. In interviews , Kirk explains how Cliff put the pieces together. James would be working on something for hours . When they went to Cliff he would fix it in minutes. I wish I could have met him. My first memories of metallica started when I was 7. Seeing the "One" video. By that time Cliff had already passed. In some way , I kinda feel like the reason "One" stood out to me. Made a great impact on me. Made me want to go back in the catalog to discover Cliff. What an amazing artist.
People can say whatever they want about Metallica, but they’ve never, ever forgotten Cliff. And they continue to put videos like this out (as well as the incredible live videos) for all us fans. They always try to do right by us 🤘🏻
Cliff lives on every time someone plays his music. Let’s keep pushing for those who’re no longer with us.
So long as his name is spoken and his music listened to or played Cliff will never be forgotten
Pratchett had an interesting take on this, basically it's that every man dies twice. First when his body goes but also again when his name is uttered for the last time.
GNU Terry Pratchett
GNU Cliff Burton
I’m only 14 so I was never close to seeing him, but as of a few days ago in Seattle Ive seen y’all play 5 times. Those are all experiences I will never forget.
A true master of the bass guitar, lost way too soon. RIP Cliff.
Thank you Cliff this amazing bass solo. A Legend
The man that inspired me to pick up the bass more than 30 years ago. Thank you Cliff!
I remember first listening to it in September 2009 at age 18. I'm a late bloomer in this context, but I love how Mr. Burton's fingers have produced rhythmic and appealing sound. Sad that he died in the September 27, 1986 accident.
I survived the May 7, 2010 bike accident. Lost the guitar playing ability due to neural damage. Still, I hope to play guitar like I used to do.
I literally wore out 3 VHS tapes of Cliff Em All in the 80s and 90s. Got Cliff tattooed on me early 90s. Such an inspiration.
Rest in Peace Cliff Burton. Inspired not only generations of bassists to come, but an inspiration to all. You will be missed. 🕊
That man was a force of nature. Truly the Jimi Hendrix of bass. Long live Cliff \m/
It's phenomenal what Cliff could do with a bass guitar, how he could make it sound like a lead guitar! Wonderful musician!
God bless Cliff Burton
Literally the best bassist of all time like no one else but the major rager of the four string RIP Cliff
Strong disagree
cliff always gonna be the most important bass player to the history
Especially in metal history, many great bass players took inspiration from cliff, it shows how much of an impact he still is making today!
The best
There's this guy called Geezer also.
no bass player has had more influence, then cliff with a godamn wah pedal for a bass guitar
HOW ABOUT STEVE HARRIS???? YOURE WELCOME.
I was born in 1998, so I couldn't known about you when you were alive, Cliff, but I love you anyway, thank you for the legacy you've given us 👊🏿☠️👊🏿🍻
Those stills show a man in complete control of his instrument. Power, creativity, subtlety, abandon... I broke my arm two weeks ago. 6 months before I even know if I'll be able to play my bass again...
Love your music, your style and the legacy you've left!!!❤ R.I.P. you will never be forgotten, my hero, Cliff! 🕊️☘️
Thank you Cliff.
He seemed like such a happy man... rest in peace Cliff ❤
Some would say a goofball, in the most kick ass way possible!
He conveyed a beautiful energy. Definitely someone you would want to hang out with.
RIP
Cliff had a positive impact on me and I’m sure many of us. Seeing videos of the late Ray Burton on RUclips, I know where Cliff got it from. Rest in peace to both.
I got to see Cliff in April 1986 when they opened for Ozzy. Cliff is one of the reasons i started playing bass. You can just imagine what he would of done if he had lived.
The mans definitely a legend and will never be forgotten.
R.I.P. Cliff
Cliff!!! この曲、初めて聴いた時からとても、とても好きです。投稿をありがとうございます。
Cliff will never die. His spirit and his soul is still here and will remain on forever
The way this man has been my fav bassist for awhile now. I admire him so much and he's the reason I play bass myself now. I wish I would get the chance to shake his hand and just thank him for what he means to me as a 15 year old fan.
“Bass solo take 1”. The four most beautiful words ever uttered in the 20th century
...Been listening to this since I got the Cliff 'Em All VHS! Sounds as incredible today, as it did then. Thanks so much, Cliff!
I am very impressed with Cliff Burton's bass-playing skills. He was able to create the best instrumental pieces for Metallica in their early days with his unique style of playing and I can listen to it all day long. He is truly a master of the bass for Metallica. R.I.P Cliff Burton 🕊
No one has or will ever come close to the original sounds and creativity that Cliff Burton could produce with a bass guitar. He was a virtuoso in every sense of the word. R.I.P Cliff Burton 🙏
Man that Friday and Sunday concert at Seattle (August 30th - September 1st) was fucking crazy!! My voice was almost gone, happy to be apart of the Metallica family 🤘 rest in peace cliff, may not be related but will always be a fucking brother to us 🕊️ ❤️🤘
Cliff was very skilled and contributed so much to the best band to ever exist, Metallica!
Cliff is a catalyst for music. Not just metal.
Think about the ripple effect this man caused simply by picking up a bass for the first time. Taken too soon but will live forever. Cliff 'em all!
I cant imagine being in a band , being early 20s, making one of the most iconic records ever and being on tour not just stadiums but with one of your heros (Ozzy). That must have been a time. RIP, Cliff.
METALLICA FOREVER! MASTER OF PUPPEEEEEETS
poseeerrrr
@drzinn777sns8 shut up
This, much like Anesthesia, is an undeniable masterpiece
Thanks for everything Cliff Burton rest in peace
A true legend. R.I.P Cliff will never Ben another like home ever again.
As a fan since 1983, the passing of Cliff hit me pretty hard. I was 18 and deep into the metal scene when I discovered Metallica on a Megaforce Records compilation tape. I was hooked ever since. Even though he left us way too early, I am SO glad he was here, and glad he, and the others, kept me on the metal path even to this day. I took my 17 year old son to see Metallica in Foxboro, MA last month. He knows the impact Cliff had on the band, and metal in general. I am honored to keep his memory alive in my son, and hoping he can pass that to his future kids. LONG LIVE CLIFF!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! R.I.P.
Rest In Peace to one of the greatest figures in metal to ever walk the earth. Keep shaking the skies Cliff, I hope you're still playing wherever you went. 🤘🤘
One of the best bassists I've ever heard
Cliff Burton 1962 - 1986 🕊
Man! This song brings back memories of 5th grade! I remember hearing this song for the 1st time. I had never heard anything like it. Truely inspirational as a bass player to listen to it. ❤
I remember when I first realized that this was a bass - I did not know such sounds could be produced with a bass guitar and was blown away. I imagine many had a similar experience with Pulling Teeth!
When we are triggered into tearing up at the sound of a few iconic bars....😢 We did not know Cliff personally but his life and work had an eternal affect on millions of us. ❤
This will NEVER be done again.....I could live 999 years and never be blessed like what he has done
Cliff was great at making music, very creative, really talented. Will be remembered forever! ❤
The fact is that nobody could fill his shoes. Jason was great for the group, but in a different way.
Thank you Cliff! I've been playing 30 of my 40 years because of you and your boys!
Damn. What an F'n beautiful tribute.
Agreed
Thank you for this, Metallica.
Gone but NEVER forgotten..cliff burton
He never dies...
I heard this when I was in 9th grade. I liked it then but being so young I didn't truly understand how great this was. Now being over 40 years old I truly appreciate this song and to me this is an amazing masterpiece!!
Thank you Cliff for this amazing bass solo and for all your music, and thank you Metallica for this amazing virtual exhibition, you allow us to learn more about Cliff, as a musician and as a person❤️ Rest in Peace Cliff🙏🏻🕊️
Cliff was my inspiration to start playing bass and now I have my own band and Im proud of what I acomplished because of him. Fly high
Ya did very much for them, Cliff. Last note was made, and now ya one of our gods \m/
R.I.P. to one of the greatest metal bassists to ever walk this earth👍
Cliff is king!!
CLIFF 'EM ALL!!!!
Burton was an absolute legend, this world lost so much with his passing
Bass masterpiece 🙌
Cliff ❤, unforgettable & dearly missed 😢, 38 years 😢💔.
Play in Peace 🤘🏼🔥🎸⚡️
Always remembered, never forgotten! Thank you, Metallica, for this beautiful tribute to your fallen brother. RIP forever, Cliff!
The spirit of Cliff is alive and well!
R.I.P Cliff, gone but never forgotten❤
Cliff Burton was the best bass guitar player around. R.I.P Cliff
This felt like watching Cliff 'Em All for the first time all over again. Awesome. Thank you.
Had this on the cliff'em all VHS back in the day.
The best bassist in the best formation ,Forever in my hart rip Cliff
What great memory pictures
Breakfast before skool one day... Sept 27, 1986
Dad reads me the Cliff headline from the paper & jokes "maybe I should audition?"
... I still give tribute to Cliff on this day each year.
The God of the bass guitar. R.i.p Clifford Lee Burton. 😭❤️💪
I’m of the age where I remember exactly where I was when I heard the news. I’m high school. At a party. MTV was on in the background. Wasn’t my crowd musically but there were girls and beverages 😂😂.
And then mtv interrupted its programming to announce the news. I was heartbroken. I had just seem them with ozzy at la sports arena a little while earlier.
All these years later that album is a fresh and powerful as the day I first heard it right after it was released. Dude I played football with and jammed a little with on guitar got it at local record store right after it came out. My life hasn’t ever been the same.
It is the perfect album. Best metal album of all time. Cliff was the heart of it. That thunderous base and groove. He was otherworldly. So magical. Got to see him twice actually. Once on ride tour (Santa Monica civic), once on master. I was lucky.
This song is criminaly underrated😟
Not really. It does hurt to listen to, like actual teeth being pulled
Nah, there’s not one song of the first 3 Albums underrated.
@@sidburn2385 thats not true; disposable heroes, leper messiah, call of chtulu, escape, fight fire with fire, motorbreath, jump in the fire and even more songs are underrated
@@redappl-h6b Dang now that struck a nerve! 😁 As a fan not one song off the first 3 albums is underrated.
@@redappl-h6b underrated doesn't mean what you think it means - your list makes no sense
Still breaks my heart that cliff is gone from us. And in such a horrific way, i hope it was at least fast and he didnt suffer. Im a guitar player but anyone can appreciate how talented of a musician cliff was and im at least grateful for the musche left us and he will not be forgotten.
@metallica give the people what they want; a Cliff 'Em All Tour!!!
Thank you, Cliff. Orion is one my absolute all time favorite Metallica songs; and any song for that matter. Cliff, you knew how to write masterfully, with amazing technique and precision. Your work will never be forgotten. Every this man made was beautiful. Rest in Power, Cliff Burton 🕊️🎸
Thank you.
R.I.P. Cliff & Ray Burton
🕊
fly high
If Cliff were alive today, he would undoubtedly be the most famous bassist in the world. Even now he is still iconic. RIP
Listening to this in the late 80's, it seemed like every fan I met knew this bass solo by heart. We didn't play bass, but we could sing and air-guitar right along. An indelible and welcome stain on our little metal brains. RIP brother. 38 years it's been, and I can safely say your legacy still lives on. Wish I could known you in life. Rock on forever!
Thank you ever so much cliff sir. You was the first ever person for me to pick up a bass guitar and made me go above my bass playing. Hope your doing well in rock n roll heaven, lemmy would see you up there !! Rip - liam eastwood
Fly high Cliff Burton
Was not expecting this to show up in my notifications today!
Having just seen them twice in Seattle over this past weekend this is just what I needed. Emotional but powerful. RIP Cliff. Metallica forever. 🤘❤️
This legend inspired me to want to play bass and I will always love his work.
I love this music video a lot, really captures a lot of the fun they had with Cliff and the start of their career
My first concert was Metallica and first and only time seeing Cliff Burton June 5 1986 McAllen TX