Kirk is most known for his wah pedal these days, but don't forget the original wah-heavy member: Cliff Burton. His legendary distorted bass tracks live on forever. 🤘
@@yobrethren Yes, if I'm not mistaken he already used a wah pedal with his Rickenbacker bass when he played with Agents of Misfortunes, that is even before joining Trauma.
Wow…two intentional things here: 1. James standing back. Such small gesture by him but hugely noted in the presence of the band on stage. 2. The volume of the bass. That’s probably the loudest I’ve heard a Metallica bass in a LONG time. The whole song was basically a bass solo!! Amazing performance.
The first 4 Albums will always my favorite.. I truly don't believe Metallica will ever attempt to go backwards from how they started off. If they ever wanted to consider topping the first 4. They only needed to call one person back in the studio. Never happened that I know of. And I don't mean Jason.
You know, I love Cliff, and Jason both. But, Robert is the newest guy in the band and the longest standing bass player. These guys have achieved Legend status. Great job guys!!!!!
I had the pleasure of eating pizza with Rob when he was with Suicidal. They were here in Houston opening for Queensryche in 91'. I was seventeen. I had to take the Park and Ride bus to downtown because I hade no car. The bus put me at the Summit (venue) four hours early. After thirty minutes outside the venue this van stops at the bottom of the stairs where my friends and I were sitting and Rob gets out of the van and says, "Hey you guys, you want some free pizza?" Just from that experience I can say Rob is a really great guy. I still have the cassette tape he gave me. It was a Suicidal promo tape that had three songs on it which Rob made sure all the band members signed it. Such a cool guy.
@@VlogsNiKuyang I have seen Metallica I beleive sixteen times. The only reason I would go anytime in the future to see Metallica would be to see Rob play. Don't hate me for saying that.
the one thing that's such a shame about robert is that i don't hear much of his contributions in the newer metallica songs/albums. i'll never forget that awesome video of him playing flamenco guitar and james taking inspiration from that and turning it into all nightmare long. don't get me wrong, i'll always love metallica, but compared to cliff and jason, rob is the most well rounded bassist. he's proficient in jazz (he taught his 10 year old son jaco pastorius songs for the love of god), slap funk, flamenco, and thrash metal. if i remember correctly, his only contribution to the hardwired album was the intro to man unkind's intro. alot of people complained about that song except for the intro
Dude crushes the bass. I was just talking about how long he has been in Metallica a few days ago and I was still thinking it has been a short time. But damn 20 years. Still seems like the new guy. I remember watching the video when they offered him the job and wrote him a check for $1mil.
I love the fact that Hetfield made a couple of mistakes in the beginning but keep playing, it’s a live concert, they are really playing the song, its human, it’s fresh, it’s a unique performance!
@@ruma9687 beg to differ there. James is known as one of the best rhythm guitar players to ever pick up an axe. it’s just like the commenter said above, arpeg is tough no matter who you are but they are tougher for a hardcore down picker
Thanks metallica for putting yet Another great performance of Call of Ktulu live. This one Definietly has the strongest bass, you can finally hear what this entire song is about
I don't know why so metal bands hate a prominent bass sound. To my ears, metal sounds better when you can clearly hear the bass. I would love a metal band that has that reggae bass sound.
The best ever performance (including the studio version) of CoK is Live at the lyceum from the ride the lightning deluxe set thingy. This is a bit too slow in my opinion, doesn't have the same energy, but Rob absolutely still has my respect for it.
Greatest fucking band in the world. Seen them this year with both of my son's. A memory that can't be taken away. To see them live with my kids is one of my things to ever happen to me. I loved Metallica since 82. I'm close to being 50 and disabled now. I hope I get to see them again live. Much respect and love
@@g0gginsmotivations All their instrumentals are masterpieces, but especially Ktulu and Orion. Cliff's bass simply elevates them to a whole other level.
That ending gives me chills everytime. If you listen to the whole album it just feels like the perfect epic ending to the whole thing and the last note hits and you just go " that was fucking awesome"
It is truly impossible to put into words how much joy Metallica brings to my life. From the bottom of my heart, thank you. And am I the only weirdo who was in tears by the end of this video? I mean, I have heard this song probably thousands of times, but it is just so god damn beautiful and it was an amazing performance. Just absolutely incredible.
I felt like I was transported back to the early days, when I first heard the song and was blown away by Cliff on bass, and how he played like a regular guitarist, instead of holding up the song and giving it that depth as a bassist does. I had no idea at the time, that a bass could be played like that. 😄 Cliff was one of a kind and Rob did him proud. Very well done and an amazing trip down memory lane. The boys still sound so good, I haven't seen them since their earlier days in the late 80's and early 90's before i had my first son in '93 who has seen Metallica himself now, about 5-6 years ago, I raised him right & he and mom still go headbanging to our favorite shows at least once a year usually in Sept, his birthday month. We have some shows to make up for the 4 yrs he did in the Army & we didn't get to go for 2 of those 4 years he signed a contract to commit to, because of the plandemic. 😝 I'm very close to James, Lars & Kirk's ages, they have me beat only by a year or two. I started listening right before MOP dropped, during RTL which this song is from. I might have to see them 1 more time, for old times sake with my favorite concert sidekick, my oldest son. We saw Lamb Of God with KSE most recently, in Sept of '22 amazing show, they bring it every time.🤘🏻😎
Oh. I love Papa Het's gesture by just staying at the back and let Rob and Kirk lead the way. Rob is insanely amazing with the bass and Kirk witj overflowing emotion.
There is more here than James and the boys standing back for Rob. As a lifelong Metallica fan they are doing it for Rob and Cliff. There are only a handful of bass players alive today that can capture the raw emotion of cliffs distorted base. Robert is definitely one of them, that's why I'm so glad he's in our band. At the end of the day it's more like lowering the lights and everyone taking a step back and and giving Cliff reverence.
@@shred9475 Wait, their final album ever? I sure hope its just their final “for now” if thats what you meant. I get their getting old but idk if I want to say goodbye
@@shred9475 theyve never said its the final album. I mean it very well could be. But theres no reason they couldnt put out 2nor 3 more. I personally think that 2 is the number.
I must have watched this a million times now, it's mesmerizing. Everyone's playing is on point, Rob particularly showing the World again that he's one of the best there will ever be, and their chemistry is great to see.
@@RhaegarDB well yeah ik, but this one has the best tempo and best audio quality but in that performance cliff’s bass is insane, the ktulu wants to come out from that bass:))
Can we just give a massive shoutout to Metallica’s stage set designer? It’s an amazing backdrop with the uneven screens with all the classic amps. Since Death Magnetic their sets have been on point. Way to go Metallica for investing in their live elements!
Call of Ktulu has always been my favorite track by Metallica! Robert does a great job with it too! Can't wait to see you all Labor day weekend in AZ. Think my last Metallica show was 1996 or so. Sorry it's been so long but still a hard-core fan that buys every disc you drop. Looking forward to this new release as well. Cheers!
I like this version a lot because of how Rob plays it this time.. almost true to the original version, with lots of wah on the bass and just the right tempo 🤘🤘🤘
До сих пор кровь в жилах стынет !!! Со времени как брат с армии кассету привёз на которой было от руки написано Metallica 84-86!!! Вы именно та группа с которой и началась по настоящему любовь к музыке!!! Спасибо Всем и Барэту и Ньюстеду, зря ушёл благо нашли достойного человека на бас !!!
Metallica are the GODS!! YOU gave music an energy that was never before! I found you 1990. I was going through a divorce! YOUR music helped me through so many obstacles! LIFELONG Fan Always. Have seen you 3 times. love you always. ROCK ON GODS!!!! 's
These guys are crushing it just as well as ever. This performance is definitely one of their tightest renditions of the song, absolutely a pleasure to listen to.
You have to give Rob credit, trying to fill Cliff's shoes. This is one of their epic songs, a favorite of many of us. Cliff was a true metal genius with that bass wah. With Rob, I saw him when he was a kid in Suicidal, he was muy loco. All over the place, as the youngest member of ST at that time. Now look at him. Metallica. Cliff's famous sounds. Love him or hate him, you have to respect Robert Trujillo.
Wow. I can't believe they still sound like this. This single recording changed my mind about how I still feel about Metallica. 300 mile one-way drive to see a show might be worth it
Omg.. that Les Paul of Kirk’s sounds flippin’ amazing! Rob is a beast! He did Cliff proud here for sure! I absolutely love Rob as Metallica’s bassist & he’s definitely climbed my list of top & favorite bassists! Long live the Great Old One.. the thing that should not be, Cthulhu.
Metallica is the root of heavy metal. When I was born, I heard the word metallica, then I listened to metallica for the first time. And all my life I've been humming metallica motifs in my head, when I feel bad, it gives me strength. Thank God we have you.
Not the cleanest guitar solo in the world but the thing I love about Kirk's playing is that it always sounds like he is playing with so much heart,feeling and passion. He's also so much better then any of us could ever be
I’ve been listening to the S&M2 version of this mostly. Listening to this you realise how well the orchestra did to weave and in out and give this song breadth and depth.
Rob's bass faces are an art form in itself
I almost felt like he had been watching Jason.
Also Robs hair is beautiful.
Lars' drumming faces too
Are we not gonna talk about kirks solo faces ? 😂
He’s super intense. I love it!
Kirk is most known for his wah pedal these days, but don't forget the original wah-heavy member: Cliff Burton. His legendary distorted bass tracks live on forever. 🤘
Well said.
*Cliff Legend*
Cliff was wah-ing the guitar before Kirk even got his, if i'm not wrong! Some time before Cliff even was in the Metallica
@@yobrethren Yes, if I'm not mistaken he already used a wah pedal with his Rickenbacker bass when he played with Agents of Misfortunes, that is even before joining Trauma.
@@yobrethren He did, but he didn't use it the way he does now.
Wow…two intentional things here: 1. James standing back. Such small gesture by him but hugely noted in the presence of the band on stage. 2. The volume of the bass. That’s probably the loudest I’ve heard a Metallica bass in a LONG time. The whole song was basically a bass solo!! Amazing performance.
That simple gesture expresses his huge confidence in Robert
And for good reason! Robert is a beast on bass.
Call of Ktulu (*especially* the original) is a bass solo, it's just that the bass is criminally low in the mix.
@@settratheimperishable4093 along with the fuzz pedal too
up until now I did not know even know there was a boss solo in this song...
the bass volume was almost inaudible. This problem is not new, they need to improve it, because Trujillo's bass deserves to be heard.
Still electrifying after 38 years. Ride the Lightnig awesome album. 😎🤘🏻
Yes indeed. It was my first Metallica record. I was just an 11-year-old kid back then, but this record still kick ass!
Ride the lightnig....or don't know that album 😂
I feel like it’s my favourite album of them all. It’s an absolute belter. 👌🏻
@@MrWeAllAreOne I think everyone here knows what the album or record or whatever you say are. Ride The Lightnig which Jörg already wrote!
The first 4 Albums will always my favorite.. I truly don't believe Metallica will ever attempt to go backwards from how they started off. If they ever wanted to consider topping the first 4. They only needed to call one person back in the studio. Never happened that I know of. And I don't mean Jason.
You know, I love Cliff, and Jason both. But, Robert is the newest guy in the band and the longest standing bass player. These guys have achieved Legend status. Great job guys!!!!!
All of Metallica's bass players are different chapters in the giant book of Metallica.....Love em all......
I had the pleasure of eating pizza with Rob when he was with Suicidal. They were here in Houston opening for Queensryche in 91'. I was seventeen. I had to take the Park and Ride bus to downtown because I hade no car. The bus put me at the Summit (venue) four hours early. After thirty minutes outside the venue this van stops at the bottom of the stairs where my friends and I were sitting and Rob gets out of the van and says, "Hey you guys, you want some free pizza?" Just from that experience I can say Rob is a really great guy. I still have the cassette tape he gave me. It was a Suicidal promo tape that had three songs on it which Rob made sure all the band members signed it. Such a cool guy.
In my OPINION Robert is the best so far..dont hate me okay?
@@VlogsNiKuyang I have seen Metallica I beleive sixteen times. The only reason I would go anytime in the future to see Metallica would be to see Rob play. Don't hate me for saying that.
the one thing that's such a shame about robert is that i don't hear much of his contributions in the newer metallica songs/albums. i'll never forget that awesome video of him playing flamenco guitar and james taking inspiration from that and turning it into all nightmare long. don't get me wrong, i'll always love metallica, but compared to cliff and jason, rob is the most well rounded bassist. he's proficient in jazz (he taught his 10 year old son jaco pastorius songs for the love of god), slap funk, flamenco, and thrash metal. if i remember correctly, his only contribution to the hardwired album was the intro to man unkind's intro. alot of people complained about that song except for the intro
“That one was for Cliff.” Oh man. Got me right in the feels 🥹 😭
I love that James stays in the back, almost giving the stage to Rob. Humble move.
Their chemistry is amazing!
It's great to see the band learn from their mistakes with Jason and treat Rob like an actual member.
@@jjtheenton Lol Robs egoless and 5 times the Bass player Jason was also. Respect is earned.
@@MetaliCanuck I prefer 5times Jason than Rob as Metallica bassist, Rob is god, but Jason was Satan, his presence and charisma was unmatchable.
They are band nothing to worry It's just they perform on stages
This performance, that bass playing, that is why Metallica chose Rob and why he has been in the band for 20+ years. Simply awesome
He's been in for 20 years now??? Jesus Christ I had no idea. Since St Anger right? Wow time really flies
@@TheHulksMistress я сам офигел!))
19 years*
Dude crushes the bass. I was just talking about how long he has been in Metallica a few days ago and I was still thinking it has been a short time. But damn 20 years. Still seems like the new guy. I remember watching the video when they offered him the job and wrote him a check for $1mil.
Rob’s is perfectly in synch and is truly Metallica’s anchor…
I love the fact that Hetfield made a couple of mistakes in the beginning but keep playing, it’s a live concert, they are really playing the song, its human, it’s fresh, it’s a unique performance!
arpeg with pick is very hard especially for a downpicker
TBH, those were a bit too many mistakes to my taste. Still awesome performance.
BTW, another small mistake by Kirk at 4:25. XD
age can't lie. it is such a grateful thing they can still play with such precision regarding their age.
@@alobpreis well, then again, Metallica might be known for many things but being especially talented isn't one of those things.
@@ruma9687 beg to differ there. James is known as one of the best rhythm guitar players to ever pick up an axe. it’s just like the commenter said above, arpeg is tough no matter who you are but they are tougher for a hardcore down picker
FINALLY THEY DID IT! A live performance that you can really hear the bass!! God I don't know where to put so much emotion
I would like Orion
@@AMGV16 Orion from 2006 Seoul is very good
Love those wah pedal heavy bass my friend 👌
@@AMGV16there is a very good Orion version from this tour, look it up
Thanks metallica for putting yet Another great performance of Call of Ktulu live. This one Definietly has the strongest bass, you can finally hear what this entire song is about
I don't know why so metal bands hate a prominent bass sound. To my ears, metal sounds better when you can clearly hear the bass. I would love a metal band that has that reggae bass sound.
@@francmittelo6731 i agree, for my personal taste, while listening metal focusing on the bass track is the funniest part
@@francmittelo6731 Because metal guitars are often tuned so low they have a bass sound.
The best ever performance (including the studio version) of CoK is Live at the lyceum from the ride the lightning deluxe set thingy. This is a bit too slow in my opinion, doesn't have the same energy, but Rob absolutely still has my respect for it.
It is not bass, it is Ktulu growling 😁
Give the cameramen a raise, all those shots of Rob were PERFECT!!!
How that bass sounds! Cliff will be very proud of you Rob
Masterpiece and Rob certainly does cliff proud
SAFEMOON
Greatest fucking band in the world. Seen them this year with both of my son's. A memory that can't be taken away. To see them live with my kids is one of my things to ever happen to me. I loved Metallica since 82. I'm close to being 50 and disabled now. I hope I get to see them again live. Much respect and love
🤘🤘
keep on rockin mate 🖤 you got this
My dream is to take my son to a show too.
Rock on brother!! 🤘🏻Metallica Fam got your back. Stay strong
Awesome. My son took me to my first show when I was 59. He had already been to over 50 shows by tbat time.. Metallica Family.🤘
Where did see them?
"That one is for Cliff"...
Great performance for one of the greatest instrumentals ever,
And the bass here is amazingly loud and clear.
This will always be my favorite Metallica instrumental, and nothing can change my mind! 🤘
All the fuckin way
i personally think orion is the ultimate, but this is one of the greatest. RIP CLIFF LEE BURTON
@@g0gginsmotivations All their instrumentals are masterpieces, but especially Ktulu and Orion. Cliff's bass simply elevates them to a whole other level.
@BasketCase420 But Call Of Ktulu also exists.
Suicide & Redemption underrated tho
That ending gives me chills everytime. If you listen to the whole album it just feels like the perfect epic ending to the whole thing and the last note hits and you just go " that was fucking awesome"
That instantly recognizable Cliff sounding bass, the scary solo, the tension escalating with the arpeggios. So brilliant!
It is truly impossible to put into words how much joy Metallica brings to my life. From the bottom of my heart, thank you. And am I the only weirdo who was in tears by the end of this video? I mean, I have heard this song probably thousands of times, but it is just so god damn beautiful and it was an amazing performance. Just absolutely incredible.
I cried, but because my Mom poked her head in the room and told me to get my first job at age 34 - oh the heartache.... Nice song, though.
It always gives me chills, every time
I felt like I was transported back to the early days, when I first heard the song and was blown away by Cliff on bass, and how he played like a regular guitarist, instead of holding up the song and giving it that depth as a bassist does. I had no idea at the time, that a bass could be played like that. 😄 Cliff was one of a kind and Rob did him proud. Very well done and an amazing trip down memory lane. The boys still sound so good, I haven't seen them since their earlier days in the late 80's and early 90's before i had my first son in '93 who has seen Metallica himself now, about 5-6 years ago, I raised him right & he and mom still go headbanging to our favorite shows at least once a year usually in Sept, his birthday month. We have some shows to make up for the 4 yrs he did in the Army & we didn't get to go for 2 of those 4 years he signed a contract to commit to, because of the plandemic. 😝
I'm very close to James, Lars & Kirk's ages, they have me beat only by a year or two. I started listening right before MOP dropped, during RTL which this song is from. I might have to see them 1 more time, for old times sake with my favorite concert sidekick, my oldest son. We saw Lamb Of God with KSE most recently, in Sept of '22 amazing show, they bring it every time.🤘🏻😎
You're not alone. You said my words 😢
For Cliff! Incredible performance Rob, everyone.
Rob crushed it, murdered it, destroyed it, pulverized it, whatever, WOW. All I can say is wow.
Yessir
Been crushing since the Suicidal Tendencies days!
@@MrWoodyBalto Guy is such a savage. I love they gave him the stage… Cthulu Beckons 🐙
he seeked and destroyed it like nothing else mattered.
This is without a doubt, one of the BEST live performances of this song to date.. They really played it with a lot of soul 💯 🤘
I've never seen a live performance of the Call of Ktulu, can't wait to watch this
Luckily seen it in concert twice 🙌🏻😉😁
@@ryuhayabaker Lucky you! It's an amazing song
Seen it at S&M2. Best moment ever as it's my favorite Metallica sonh
Seen it only once, Big 4 in Gelsenkirchen, Germany. Besides Orion, the only two songs I would take out my ear plugs for ;)
Oh and Anesthesia (Pulling Teeth) of course!
Oh. I love Papa Het's gesture by just staying at the back and let Rob and Kirk lead the way. Rob is insanely amazing with the bass and Kirk witj overflowing emotion.
Never thought they would play that song, but nonetheless it was an amazing experience to see it live
i ve seen it live in munich 2019....what a performance 🖤
I was at S&M2 and it was a religious experience live with the orchestra
@@madbutler6022 im sure it would have been
@@madbutler6022 I would bet I've only seen them three times
Simply amazing. And hearing Rob play the bass lines as Cliff wrote them, or improvised in the studio, really amazing. God damn
Still sounds killer almost 40 years later!
One of the best instrumental Metal tracks ever written. Masterpiece
This performance is why Metallica IS, and probably always will be, the best band of all time. Period.
You are so Right!!!!!
How ?😅
Best metal band for me. The Beatles will always be the best to me. Sorry.
The best band a long side Iron Maiden
internet people are sports people: 'best' etc. Need their dinners on table and everything neat and tidy, just like dad did.
There is more here than James and the boys standing back for Rob.
As a lifelong Metallica fan they are doing it for Rob and Cliff.
There are only a handful of bass players alive today that can capture the raw emotion of cliffs distorted base. Robert is definitely one of them, that's why I'm so glad he's in our band.
At the end of the day it's more like lowering the lights and everyone taking a step back and and giving Cliff reverence.
Well said
Lol
I was so happy when they performed this! One of my most favorites and they sound incredible live!
One of the greatest Metallica songs from their arguably best album.
Just incredible, even after all of these years. RIP Cliff. Great performance of this song!
New classic. Probably the best live performance of this song I have ever heard, absolutely top notch performance lads.
Have you listened to the one in the lyceum theatre, 84?
What a great show, I hope Metallica stay well and be here for us as many years as possible!!!!!
i hope they release the final album soon
shred94 That will be amazing, I hope too!!!
shred94 That will be amazing, I hope too!!!
@@shred9475 Wait, their final album ever? I sure hope its just their final “for now” if thats what you meant. I get their getting old but idk if I want to say goodbye
@@shred9475 theyve never said its the final album. I mean it very well could be. But theres no reason they couldnt put out 2nor 3 more. I personally think that 2 is the number.
This lower tempo allows to better detail that killer Bass! Cliff was just a genius out of this planet! Long live MetallicA 🤘🏼🤘🏼
9:38 Always loved that Lars Drum Fill! Great performance, Metallica never disappoints!
Lars actually sounded good on the fills for this. Hopefully his chops are up because they’re recording a new record.
@@DEANCROSS615 at copenhell this summer i can’t remember the last time they guys played so intact lars was so on point all of then where
@@DEANCROSS615 a lot of snare use for fills. Would like to hear more tom sounds
@@DEANCROSS615 You were right!!
i can never figure out how he does it , id love to learn that fill
loved that change to major key in the outro. Changed the mood of the song positively.
I must have watched this a million times now, it's mesmerizing. Everyone's playing is on point, Rob particularly showing the World again that he's one of the best there will ever be, and their chemistry is great to see.
Metallica’s live performances are always on another level.
the best live performance of this song, the guys are on fire!!!
Yes
there is one live performance with cliff on the bass, its just audio but to me its the best one
@@RhaegarDB well yeah ik, but this one has the best tempo and best audio quality
but in that performance cliff’s bass is insane, the ktulu wants to come out from that bass:))
@@tudyyy agreed lol
No way, James mucked up the start of the song a little.
Can we just give a massive shoutout to Metallica’s stage set designer? It’s an amazing backdrop with the uneven screens with all the classic amps. Since Death Magnetic their sets have been on point. Way to go Metallica for investing in their live elements!
Call of Ktulu has always been my favorite track by Metallica! Robert does a great job with it too! Can't wait to see you all Labor day weekend in AZ. Think my last Metallica show was 1996 or so. Sorry it's been so long but still a hard-core fan that buys every disc you drop. Looking forward to this new release as well. Cheers!
Holy cow they freaking nailed it ! I forgot how great this song sounded.
Haha it's very sloppy at the start
Cliff, never forgotten. Was always, and will forever be, a part of the journey Metallica had after his tragic premature demise.
I love how James at the end throws up a kiss to the heavens, probably thanking Cliff from the bottom of his heart.
I like this version a lot because of how Rob plays it this time.. almost true to the original version, with lots of wah on the bass and just the right tempo 🤘🤘🤘
the harmony at 8:22 is like no other
I hope rob gets more song credits in the new album. I know he can create some technical bass riffs the vatos technique is untouchable.
Esperemos pero, oyendo la nueva canción no se si eso suceda, prácticamente no se escucha el bajo
Well with the release of Screaming Suicide he's gotten at least 1 new writing credit!
Cliff smiling down from the heavens quite proud of them
Holy hell. I’ve never head the bass in the song like this before. Damn that’s awesome
До сих пор кровь в жилах стынет !!! Со времени как брат с армии кассету привёз на которой было от руки написано Metallica 84-86!!! Вы именно та группа с которой и началась по настоящему любовь к музыке!!! Спасибо Всем и Барэту и Ньюстеду, зря ушёл благо нашли достойного человека на бас !!!
Еще как стынет! Они вечные!
Props to the cameramen for finally getting good shots of the Rob's playing and kirk's guitar solo!!
Im Loving the Camera Focus on Rob, Excellent Camera Work, Reminds of the Video When Cliff Did For Whom the Bell tolls in '85
Metallica are the GODS!! YOU gave music an energy that was never before! I found you 1990.
I was going through a divorce! YOUR music helped me through so many obstacles! LIFELONG Fan Always. Have seen you 3 times. love you always. ROCK ON GODS!!!!
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Witnessing this live was…. Special to say the least. Long live METALLICA!!!!
4:41 - James and Rob rocking out together. Love seeing this.
These guys are crushing it just as well as ever. This performance is definitely one of their tightest renditions of the song, absolutely a pleasure to listen to.
There we see the power of BASS!
Просто цунами мурашек по коже от этого гипнотического произведения. Спасибо вам что вы есть и радуете! Долгих лет жизни!
RUSKAYA HUYLO
Learn to write in English
@@fredwillowshire1090 What's your problem?
@@thatonecinnamonguy Russians
@@fredwillowshire1090 poshol na huy
@@garison2085 Sorry, that will be kicking your mom out of her job. And we dont do that.
Great tribute to Cliff, he wrote all of those amazing parts and songs.
After all those decades of music, that's still one one of the best instrumental song ever.
Cea mai buna trupa rock din toate timpurile !🎸🔥❤️💥❤️🔥🎸💖
Adevărat! Long live Metallica !!🤘🤘
Und Rammstein!!!
Pff uite un roman !!
metal
@@tony62562 Suntem mai mulți amice, eu sunt fan Metallica din 87.
Damn, Rob killed it big time, amazing
A piece of history 🤘
You have to give Rob credit, trying to fill Cliff's shoes. This is one of their epic songs, a favorite of many of us. Cliff was a true metal genius with that bass wah.
With Rob, I saw him when he was a kid in Suicidal, he was muy loco. All over the place, as the youngest member of ST at that time.
Now look at him. Metallica. Cliff's famous sounds. Love him or hate him, you have to respect Robert Trujillo.
Это божественно!!!! Нет ни дня чтобы не слушал металлику, ваша музыка словно кровь, бегущая в теле!!!
Brilliant. All these years later and I still feel it in my bones.
38 years and still frying me!! Keep going 🤘🇸🇪
I love seeing Greeny kicking it after over 50 years of existing. As a person who attended the concert in person I can say the absolutely killed it.
Rob is killing it! perfection man
I love the faces Trujillo makes while using the Wah Wah pedal
Rob killin it!! Cliff is no doubt proud!
Wow. I can't believe they still sound like this. This single recording changed my mind about how I still feel about Metallica. 300 mile one-way drive to see a show might be worth it
Damn! 10.000 miles away but i heard the calling! Rob is in the zone, this is awesome!!!
forever the best band in the world....without you guys i would most likely not sit here today. thank you for everything 🖤
Metallica is going in history. This guys are amazing!
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They already are
They already are, yes
Ktulu never gets old. Sometimes I listen to it in different tunings. I can tell you it sounds badass in every key. 🤘🤘
Omg.. that Les Paul of Kirk’s sounds flippin’ amazing! Rob is a beast! He did Cliff proud here for sure! I absolutely love Rob as Metallica’s bassist & he’s definitely climbed my list of top & favorite bassists! Long live the Great Old One.. the thing that should not be, Cthulhu.
True Metal. True Metallica..
Loved hearing the bass as it was intended! And the Rob-Faces.... Fuck yeah.
ROB GETTING IT DONE!!! I love Metallic instrumentals!
Metallica is the root of heavy metal. When I was born, I heard the word metallica, then I listened to metallica for the first time. And all my life I've been humming metallica motifs in my head, when I feel bad, it gives me strength. Thank God we have you.
That was one of the best performances I’ve ever seen.
That ending game me chills. That shows how good these guys are together
9:59 the kiss for Cliff...😭
this is why i love Metallica
Damn that bass tone sounds exactly like the recording with just with even more beef. I love it!
Flawless..
You guys were amazing the first time I seen you in early 90’s and are still amazing now, 10 shown and 30 years later!!!
Metallifer!!!🤘🏻🤘🏻🤘🏻
perfect song, awesome
Not the cleanest guitar solo in the world but the thing I love about Kirk's playing is that it always sounds like he is playing with so much heart,feeling and passion. He's also so much better then any of us could ever be
I’ve been listening to the S&M2 version of this mostly. Listening to this you realise how well the orchestra did to weave and in out and give this song breadth and depth.
the icing on the cake of a colossal album…unforgettable cliff
RIP Cliff. Awesome job Robert
James guitar sound on that intro sends shivers down my spine...
The way Rob plays Ktulu is just outstanding.
Would really dig it if the whole show was released!
Siiiick! 44 year old me, feels like 10 year old me, listening to this live take.