Metallica - Turn The Page Reaction!!
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Sori was right, it was about long hair. That was a common expression in the late 60's/early 70's
Yeah Bob Seger had long hair. He ate at diners in some very small towns where people weren't used to seeing men sporting long hair.
Donald I believe the Seger version predates my birth, but I ALWAYS interpreted those lyrics to mean that Seger was peeved about people in certain settings whispering to each other and asking “is that a man or a woman?” in his presence.
That shit was real in the 90s, too. I had long hair until I was 20, and got the same unoriginal grief from people. Kids in my 7th through 10th grade schools called me The Undertaker.
Cover of a Bob Seger song. This is not Countryallica. Garage Inc had some killer songs on it. Tuesday's Gone, Mercyful Fate, Helpless, Breadfan, and Am I Evil are all classics. As well as Last Caress/Green Hell and the infamous "So What".
Vin: "that's never been a thing". Sorry my dude but I get that all the time. And that is what Seger was talking about. Just people being ignorant in general and when you are living on the road, you just don't wanna deal with that shit.
And for the love of god, silence your damn phone!!!
Yeah, in rural areas, and in those years, long haired guys could get in a lot of trouble. My dad told me a story about when their band (he and my uncle) played a bar in Indiana where some Notre Dame football players hang out. This was late 60's/early 70's. They basically got their asses kicked by some football players for their long hair.
Didn't Metallica also cover Queen's ''Stone Cold Crazy'' on Garage Inc.? How on Earth could you have omitted that one in light of Americans re-discovering Queen's music this past year? ;)
I'm also a huge fan of Loverman.
For real! People need to learn the difference between rock and country, there is absolutely no country in this song. Even in the original there’s no country sound!
Merciful Fate is EPIC!!!!
This is a cover song. Originally written by bob seger.
And the only version you ever hear is the live version of it. I don't know of any of his studio albums that have it on them.
I'm pretty sure that Garage Inc. is just one big cover album!!
yes it is a covers album
Garage, Inc., Garage Days Revisited, Garage Days Re-Revisited and Motorheadache are all cover albums/EPs by Metallica plus a number of B-Side cover songs including:
Breadfan by Budgie
The Prince by Diamond Head
Stone Cold Crazy by Queen
So What by Anti-Nowhere League
Killing Time by Sweet Savage
It is and a hell of a good one at that.
Yes, and Metallica is just one big cover band it seems!
Yep old ones from their past albums on the second CD and the first CD new covers from some of their favorite influences.
Anyone else struggle with the whole conversation knowing that Metallica didn’t write this song and just recorded it out of respect on their cover album. OMG. Vin shuts down her accurate interpretation of the lyrics and goes on about crap rappers. Good lord.....
yeah, pretty much this. I had tuned out this channel awhile back b/c of stuff like this, curiousity got me to click on this one to see if they'd realize it was a bob seger song. Still in the bliss of ignorance I guess.
Homework?
Bands on the road with long hair hear "is it woman, is it man?" in every truck stop US.
He does that to her a lot.
Yea. It is cool to go into a song somewhat blind, so you aren't influenced before you even hear a song.....BUT just a tad bit of research would be benificial it some cases like this.
I'm a truck driver and this song, along with "Where Ever I May Roam" are to me, a truckers theme song. A road trip for a family is a vacation, but for me, it's work. And going home is vacation. It's a hard life but it's awesome and rewarding for me. It's not for everyone though.
I thought about doing a personal music video for this song, I know I could do a good one for it.
Do It bro. I am a former truck driver myself, and this song hits way too fuckin hard for we have done. 70+ hours a week to provide for our families. I ran a local route pulling reefer trailers. 6 days out, 1 day home.
When I say local. The yard was 2 hours away. I only went home when it was my days off, or when I was picking up near my home, which was not often.
It’s the long hair..is it woman or is it man..this was written in the 70,s ..
Sori is spot on. It's about the long hair on a man and mean comments.
it makes more sense in the original version of the song, where bob seger says, "is it a woman or a man"
the song was written in 1973, when hippies were still considered counterculture and rebellious to the average crowd you might run into while eating at a restaurant.
@@carcarjinks1430 You are right. That phrase was common late60's early 70's My hair just touched over my collar and my step-father said it to me
Sori needs to stick to her guns more often and not back down. Cause Vin throws his opinions at her like they’re irrefutable facts.
@@carcarjinks1430 btw, from what I recall, the original version doesn't say "make your stand", it's a bit less uplifting there, or more consistent in its mood, depending on how you want to look at it...
@@eldiego68 - mistakes are part of what makes it a genuine reaction. it shows that they didn't go and research the song before hearing it the first time.
sometimes both vin & sori each come up with a wrong interpretation for the same song, but that interplay is fun for the audience.
it's like watching gears turning inside their heads.
I think this is one of the best covers ever. Metallica took such a great spin on this classic track.
Seriously, when James sang that last chorus I got big time chills. It happens a lot actually because he puts so much power into his performance here.
It’s in my top 10 covers ever. Love the Seger original as well.
My guess is that this is middle age crisis of an artist in a song form
This is the first Metallica song that I ever heard and the song that introduced me to metal in general. got into Metallica’s earlier stuff after hearing this and never looked back.
The more I see, the more I believe Vin only listened to like 4 Metallica songs yet claims to be a “fan”
Fan???? 😂😂😂😂These guys are a joke. They don't know shit and they don't even Google it to find out if this is an original song or not.
@@johntrooper5310 I thought I heard wrong when she said it. They're making money out of them. At least know their faces. Damn....
He listened to 4 albums when he was introduced to Metallica, and his Metal friends who got him into them told him don't bother with anything after AJFA.
Logan Viking he didn’t even know The Four Horsemen... just look at their reaction to that song. All he listened to were a few songs from master of puppets
@@eldiego68 Oh yeah, you're right it was only 3 albums.
Nah Vin, they were absolutely talking about ignorant folks seeing long haired guys, and being judgmental. I had shoulder length hair all thru the late 70s, thru middle school, into the early 80’s and High school. I was called girlie or little girl by older random dudes, and even uncles and grand parents. I just sucked it up when I was younger, but by high school I started fighting back and that shit stopped. I only cut my hair when I went to a Military Academy after High school. This song absolutely spoke to me when it came out, both the original and Metallica’s version.
Do Metallica's cover of Blue Oyster Cult's "Astronomy".
Yep, this song sounds amazingly powerful
That's such a fantastic cover
One of their very best.
I'd prefer the original song..
@@bjrnarbjrnarsson5845 They're both good in their own way. BOC has it's psychedelic/prog rock feel and metallica has the heavy metal feel
Vin - "This song is particularly... theirs'." While at the time having no idea this was written and recorded by Bob Seger in 1973.
#SoriWasRight
You guys should do “Astronomy” off of the same album. Fucking epic cover!
In abesntia profile picture and a fan of Astronomy, you my friend have a great taste in music.
Sori was correct about the long hair line. The original line was " is that a woman or a man" but Metallica altered it slightly.
This song originally came out on the Bob Seger album "Back in '72." The studio version never gets any air time because of the massive success of the live version. In the studio version the original lyric is "Is it woman is it man?"
I actually prefer the studio version. Give it a listen.
Peace
Research the songs a little before reacting. The fact you didnt know right away this is a Bob Segar song is a little weird lol
it defeats the purpose of their genuine reactions to listening to a song that is new to them. Regardless if they didn't know Seger wrote it or not they're analyzing the song on its own merits.
Bob Segar Song 1973 - Turn The Page
Sori is right. Also, Metallica didn't write this iconic song, it was Bob Seger and it was written in the early 70's. If you had long hair then, people viewed you differently if you had long hair.
Yeah, the Garage Days and Inc albums are covers, fam.
Vin: “I didn’t even know they had a thing called Garage Inc”
Really dude? You reacted to Whiskey In The Jar which is off the same album...sometimes I wonder if you even think before you speak 😂
That's how you know it's off the cuff most aren't thinking when talking they're just being them wether you know something or not I just mean in general
Metallica - Low Man’s Lyric
one of the best covers ever made
Yes!! One of the best covers ever in my opinion, they really brought out the best in it.
Fo sho!
They redid a Bob Seager song. It's not even their song. But it's so true. The artist back in the 80s and 90s went through this. Is it woman r man. ??
Sori, you got it right. It is about him having long hair, and the people looking at them and thinking is it woman, is it man. This song is actually a song by Bob Seiger and the silver bullet band. This version is a cover by metallica.
Metallica had maybe two songs in their entire career that showcased a country influence, yet the whole period of them from 96 to 2001 is lumped together as Countryallica by people that just wanna hear Master of Puppets the song 80,000 times in a row. Really baffles the mind.
Vin also called Mad Season country so it makes sense he’d also consider this country
I love Mama Says, tears me up
Great reaction!
A BIG part of Metallica you are missing is the Garage Days (covers.) From the first with Am I Evil? and Blitzkrieg to The $5.98 Garage Days Revisited EP to Garage Inc. All great songs covered by Metallica.
I loved that whole album!
Merciful Fate is amazing!
Garage Inc was an assortment of cover songs. Turn the Page is a Bob Seger cover. I actually enjoyed the album. Especially their Motorhead covers.
And I love when you are so wrong about a song. Lol
I really hope they did lemmy justice on those covers (I'm not much a Metallica fan and dont think they belong in the big 4 kreator is a better fit) but I'll go give those a listen
What I always liked about this cover is that they didn't really speed it up or anything. The 3 things that really rocked it up were James' vocals, Lars' more driving drum delivery, and more distortion on the guitars. The pacing of the song is pretty much true to the original
La canción es de Bob Seger, el habla de su experiencia viajando en giras, hoy estás aquí, mañana en otra ciudad, en cada sitio conoces mujeres, chicas, con las que posiblemente tengas una charla corta, pero no puedes quedarte, en el viaje recuerdas a esa chica (hermosa tal vez, que te gustó tal vez) que no volverás a ver jamás. También habla de los prejuicios de la gente acerca de los artistas, que si llevas cabello largo eres mujer o gay... la canción habla de la soledad del artista, hermosa canción.
You should have played the official music video for this one
@@Rikko5500 i think the video was meant to complement, the song. Rammstein does that a lot.
Garage Inc is an epic cover album! Merciful Fate should be next. It is a medley of 3 songs by Merciful Fate and definitely one of the best songs on the album.
I second that! I could not listen to a second of original Mercyful Fate, but I love this cover
As many have said, this is a cover of a Bob Seger song. They did a great job, but the original is better. The long hair thing definitely was a thing. I used to have extremely long hair in the 90s. Even then, you had close-minded people who made assumptions based on that. And oh, my lord....silence your phone when you press the record button.
Preach!
Great reaction and thank you for doing this. Although Garage Inc is all covers. Along with Garage Days. I encourage you two to check out and dive further into this album.
"Is it woman? Is it man?" comes from when Bob Seger was touring as a young man and all band members had long hair. This song is about his life on the road.
Garage days then Garage Inc became a collection of all their covers. Great songs on that album. Maybe a covers week is in order!
@Dennis B I think a covers week is a great idea!
The ice storm of '98 was was terrifying in Lewiston/Auburn area. I was living in Auburn at the time and was evacuated to portland.
The lyrics are "Is that a woman or a man" it's just how James sings it. Written in 1973 by Bob Seger a great song writer.
What the hell is his beef with country? Vin really has a close mind if he thinks this is country.
Normally I yell at you about Demon of the Fall, but in this case I implore you, please look at the uncensored music video that Metallica did for this song. It's very moving and impactful!
yes, i cant listen to this song without picturing the video.
You should check out some BB King
Preferably his song "How blues can you get?"
I tried to request non-metal songs too, country, rock, blues, jazz
They keep saying it's more like a metal reaction channel and dont want sad songs : D
I think they should be open and do non-metal once in a while at least and if they ask, "give me one good reason", hey, it's where metal comes from
My younger brother was at Cobo Hall in Detroit when Bob Seger recorded Live Bullet great album.Bob Seger still lives in his home state Michigan. His first band was called Bob Seger And The Last Heard.
If you want country-allica, I'm pretty sure James made a country album.
God save us.
SuperUltraFunTime i think he made few songs
I saw Metallica in 2004 and I was shocked that they played this song.
You guys do it your way & that's cool....but as an old music fan, I must admit that the one thing that drives me nuts with some of your reactions is the total lack of research into the song you listen to. Especially who the song was written & originally recorded by. As others have written here, it is a Bob Seger song from 1973. A quick search of the song on Wikipedia will give you the background...if you care. And at that time, Seger's hair was a long as Sori's...lol. By the way, Metallica & many touring rockers long considered this song the perfect reflection of how the performer feels ....hence their decision to cover it 25 years later. The original is here - ruclips.net/video/GONmFCkCGCc/видео.html
I find the lack of research to be frustrating!
James’ voice was at its best during this time. Excellent control over his growl and clean vocals, especially with the transitions. Check out the Mercyful Fate Medley from this same album, it’s absolutely amazing.
They really did a great job covering this song, as well as others...Man, I don't care if it "countryallica" or not, I like it...No matter what genre of music they decide to play with...trash, metal, heavy metal, rock they cannot mistake..
Your my favorite channel because you intelligently break down songs load and reload your respectably missing the boat vin
I’m readyyyyyyy
Garage inc is all cover songs. The first garage days came out in 1987
JR Cortes Actually 84 with Ami Evil Bliterkig
I was the talking about the first Garage days album. Am I evil was the first cover song they recorded.
JR Cortes thought Sucking my Love was first ever recorded but it was never release.
I know they played it live but never heard of them actually recorded it. One of the main songs they recorded from diamond head was am I evil.
One thing to consider for opening bands also, maybe not so much today but definately back in the '90's, the sound guy was there for the headliner. If he wanted to be lazy, he set the board for the main band and the other bands had to deal with it. That can make for some really bad mix issues if one band plays Eb and one plays B standard
The original song was from Bob Seger. It is very good as well. You should listen to the original version and you will find it good as well. I wish you all the best guys it is wonderful to be a part of your Channel. I wish you both every good thing to you and all those that both of you love. Big hugs with respect Brant
The ignorance in this break down is on a whole other level!
Yeah kind of took it to a new level. The original live version is a masterpiece.
Always is
@@johntrooper5310 i think the lyrics are based on bob segers experience on the road. either way, good song. and youre right, the ignorance about this song is mind numbing. vin tries to over explain everything he hears. sometimes right, sometimes wrong
@@johntrooper5310 oh im fully aware.... They think every. Song is some sort of spiritual journey of enlightenment
Bob Seger wrote this about life on the road as a musician. In small towns during the 60s and the 70s longhairs were frowned upon. This song actually reminds me of the scene from Easy Rider in the diner where some of the locals are making remarks about Dennis Hopper's long hair.
That golden voice of my fav Papa Het.....Remind me the time when I was 21 and every day I used to listen Metallica for 5 hours/day .....Shaking my head until my neck hurts me.
Oh...That was some time....Love u Metallica....
The line is it woman is it man is simple. Male musicians who wore their hair long were often refered to as "girls" or "sissies". It was meant to be an insult. No need to overthink. Those of you old enough may remember the scene in Easy Rider when Finds, Nicholson and Hopper enter the eatery in the deep South.
I don't know if this was mentioned, a little teeny, tiny tidbit...you know barely worth mentioning but...… They covered this from Bob Segar :) And of course when the lyric about "Its it woman is it man" was about him arriving with Long hair... Because when written in 1972, was a different time seeing people with long hair, as oppose to now.
Countryaliica? Hardly...original is a rock classic from a dude from Detroit....Bob Seger check him out
Exactly
sepultura amen or under siege
Amen was composed by sepultura in memory of the Waco Texas massacre
This is one of the greatest covers of all-time. Also, don’t say “Country-allica” as if it’s an entirely bad thing. Even their country-ish stuff is excellent. Check out “Mama Said” sometime. Incredible song.
I listened to this video on earphones and actually heard the echo of the song.
The main is the original record of the song, and the second is from your earphones, in a 2-3 seconds difference between them
Garage inc. Is all cover songs. Listen to the original and you'll see how Metallica made it so much better. Just like whiskey in the jar.
Just stop. The live Segar version is one of the greatest pieces of music ever done.
Garage Inc is a double cd cover album. CD 1 was for the time new covers while CD 2 was earlier B-Sides and stuff like that. I suggest you do So What next time! It's fucking great!
Also Derek and the dominoes Layla, legend song
Killer cover! Do check "Astronomy" (Blue Oyster Cult) if you haven't
Garage Days was first an EP in the late 80s, when Jason had joined in after Cliff.
Later it was a double album as Garage Inc.
Sori got it right on this one Vin. The lyric "All the same old clichés, ‘Is that a woman or a man?" does refer to the regulars of the restaurant not being sure if the people who just walked in are men or women. This song was written around 1972 and middle america probably was still not used to guys with long hair and would first assume a person with long hair was a women. Great cover by Metallica.
they do realize Metallica and doing a cover that's why it's called Garage Days Inc
In covering this song one of the fun things that came about was the contextual meaning , at least for me, changed. Bob Segar’s version was more in line with the way Sori understood the song, especially at the “is that a woman, or a man” line. I would like to see you guys react to the original at some point just to hear how it may or may not have a different meaning for you in some way.
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Sori was right on the money with her outlook on the lyrics.
The Original Lyric from Mr Seger was "Is that a woman or a man...." Metallica shortened a lot of the lyric. but i like the harder version still love the original though
This black boy (myself) has been following Metallica since day one! This is a Bob Seger cover. If you know your history this is a 2 Disc re-release of Metallica’s EP Garage Days, first disc has the cassette covers from mid 80’s the second is covers from what a Garage Band would release! Yes I’m Roman Traditional Catholic - What does Matthew 7:1 say or state!
On this album they do a cover by Lynyrd Skynyrd- Tuesday's gone it's got some of the original members from that group helping them record that song in the studio
As well as other guys such as pepper Kenan from C.O.C
John Traveler from Blues Traveler. It's a great cover
I'll go on ahead now & suggest you next react to their official video of this song & perhaps keep the lyrics handy. Unless impossibly late & you've already witnessed it ( it meaning the official video), it really is somethin to behold. Also, from a completely different glance.
How can one not know this is a cover
This is a 10 hands down
Yall must be trippin
Metallica Sweet Amber
This is a Bob Seger song if you didn't know. Love you guys.
In the original Seger version the lyric is, "Is it a woman, or a man". You always seem outnumbered, you don't dare make a stand". Point, Sori.
Are you telling me that neither of you have heard this song song by Bob Seger?? I find that very hard to believe
@@johntrooper5310 you must be knew to this channel..... there are much bigger songs they haven't heard.
You guys must be new to this channel! After listening to Imagine Vin said maybe they could try a interview this John Lennon guy!
Mickey Rube No I have been listening to these guys for a long time but I just believe they don’t know any of the songs. It blows my mind every time
They live under a fuckin rock lol and too ignant to do just a little research
Before the song even starts Vin says the song is “nothing like Shortest Straw”, then says he’s never heard the song before or even heard of the album that it came from, so how would he know?
The Lyrics are "Is that a woman or a man", it's in the Seger original. It's about what some people used to say about a guy with long hair.
I saw your reaction last night to Queen- Another one bites the dust. Please react to 1985 Live Aid performance, which has been documented as the best live Rock and Roll performance in history. It wasn’t even a “Queen” audience, but Freddie had the 72,000 crowd eating out of his hand in seconds! It was for the starving people in Africa and 16 hours of music in England and Philadelphia. Every band at the time played. They all had a 17 minute spot. Queen stole the show.
Freddie has been rated as the best Rock singer of all time. His range was 6-7 octave. If you have heard the Queen-David Bowie “Under Pressure” you will hear Freddie toward the end hit every note on the scale. Thank you.
Sori nailed the "is it woman, is it man? " part. The ol local country boys in a roadside restaurant in say, Nebraska or Idaho , will react like that to outsiders with long hair strolling onto their turf
YOU GUYS SHOULD CHECK OUT THE OFFICIAL VIDEO.
Metallica's cover of Bob Segar's "Turn the Page" is good but you guys should also listen to the 1973 original. Probably said down below, but I haven't read through all of the comments, all the songs off of "Garage Inc." are covers.
You should have done the video for the song. Would like to see what your reactions to that would have been.
I do believe he meant it as is it a woman or a man, just phrased differently, as it was written but classic rocker Bob Seger who came in the 60s and 70s when the phrase "long haired freak" and other such phrases were used toward the counterculture.
Nice been wondering where you both went would rather hear original material
Same albulm has a medly of Sabbath tunes. I love covers, lets you imagine what your favs would sound like with a different spin on them.
You need to listen to the Original and BEST version, in my opinion, and that is Bob Seger and the Silver Bullet Bands version. You cannot top the original as far as I am concerned. On top of that, his version is a live concert version.
Bob Seger -- “Turn the Page” (original 1973 radio version): ruclips.net/video/GONmFCkCGCc/видео.html
Turn the Page (Bob Seger song): en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Turn_the_Page_(Bob_Seger_song)
IT IS A COVER!
This isn't Metallica's song, Bob Seger did this song in the early 70's, and it's based on his realities of life on the road.
No shit.
@@MorbidAngel31775 Was I talking to you?
Sori was feeling the music at 6:45
If you like their covers, Las Carress/Green Hell, Am I Evil, Breadfan, Crash Course in brain surgery, So What, Stone Cold Crazy, Die, Die , Die My Darling, and so many more! Rumor is there will be another Garage Days album
You should definitely react to the official video. Garage Inc. is a great cover album, it has so many great songs that Metallica gave to them a completely different perspective. "Turn the Page" is one of them, especially with the video that blow so many minds!!! 🤘🏼🎶
when are you guys gonna react to Metallica - So What? Best song ever, period, exclamation
Yea, that thing is going to be de-monetized fast... But sure, go for it.
Gotta be the original by The Anti-Nowhere League!!