I don't think Burton ever played any "clank" that was prevalent after he died. Note that I think Burton was one of the great bassists, but he didn't have the "clank" sound.
I'm so glad I got the opportunity to see them live while Cliff was still alive. Watching him do Anesthesia live was amazing. It was August 1986, after Master of Puppets came out. They were the opening act for Ozzy. Great show.
@@horacehhelmsley9375 DD Verni was one of the earky metal bassists to use the "clank" sound. On the first two OVERKILL albums, he used a Ric bass (similar to Burton, whu used a modified Ric), but switched to a B.C. Widow and the "clank" sound. Dave Ellefson had it early on as well, and I'm sure you think of other metal bassists to used it as well in the "early" days. Burton used a wah pedal, something a lot of bassists didn't use.
Cool! Yes, I was also in high school when this song came out. We were called the headbangers, heavy metalers, and hesians, lol. Those were the years!!! 🤘
Yes, this is younger Metallica. This is from their first album from 1983. The first 3 albums (Kill Em All, Ride The Lightning and Master Of Puppets) are their best albums i.m.o.
I second, triple, quadruple, etc etc etc that! Maybe they should go straight to the Live in Moscow version (ONLY if they're ready for it though). Literally their best live performance (I know the Seattle one too, but I feel this one was better).
Fun fact: when Metallica went on tour for this album they toured with a band called Raven that had just released an album called "All For One." They called it the "Kill Em All For One Tour." But here's the best part... on that album Raven also has a song called Seek and Destroy.
I saw them together on that first tour at a club called Coast To Coast here in Baltimore, Md. I was only 15 and snuck into the club underage to see them. Met the whole band (Metallica, of course...) and hung out with them after the show. I still have my autographed by all 4, copy of Kill 'Em All on vinyl and a cassette copy of their "No Life 'Till Leather" demo that Lars personally gave me at that show. Super cool bunch of dudes. Been a fan ever since.
Someone who also stands out in the early Metallica records is their bassist Cliff Burton. He was way ahead of his time, and you can hear him in the back adding the groove and the weird noises, that even to this day a lot of people can’t tell that is actually a bass! Gone way to soon, RIP Cliff!
James was still a little less than two weeks away from turning 20, but close enough. Cliff was the oldest at 21, then Kirk at 20, and Lars (younger than James by just a few months) was also still 19. If Dave had still been with them, he would have been the oldest, also being 21, but closer to 22 than Cliff was. Ron was also 19, and between James and Kirk, birthdaywise. So yeah, most of Metallica (members and ex-members) at that time weren’t even legal drinking age. Not that this fact stopped them, of course.
This was their first album. A handful of these songs were co written by Megadeths Dave Mustaine, and if you all have heard any Megadeth, you can totally hear his influence.
I like both songs. Weirdly, both songs became theme music for wrestlers in WCW in the late 90s. KISS even had a themed wrestler called the KISS Demon. WCW had to have paid a grip for licensing lol.
I just love how Amber turned slowly but surely into a metalhead! It feels me with joy seeing how the riffs rips trough her soul and she cant help but headbang! Cheers!
This is from their first LP which came out in 1983, and it's an absolute classic - these were all songs that were written before Kirk Hammett and Cliff Burton joined- but they still made these songs their own. This LP has non-stop riffs that have been adopted and adapted by rock bands (metal and otherwise) for the last 4 decades. Now- check out "Search And Destroy" by Iggy And The Stooges. 😊😊
Seeing them play this live is an experience! James sings Searchiiiiiing! And we all shout Seek and Destroy!! James gets mad when we aren't shouting loud enough! 🤘🤘 Kill Em All is their first album. They were 18-22 years old. Very raw and thrashy!
@byerenny I've seen them 7 times. First time in 1988 when I was 15, last time was last year. Every show has been awesome. I think James, Jason, and Rob have all sang it, but I can't remember! LOL!
@@danielwagerman9524I’m the same. First time I saw them was the Justice tour with Queensryche at the UIC pavilion in 1988. 15 years old. I’ve seen them a bunch of times since then, always awesome. Unfortunately, rhetorical prices have gotten so out of control I won’t go anymore.
This was my high school’s theme for my senior year. They played it at every game and through the halls. Our yearbook was a take on their black album. It was amazing.
Yeah, thankfully I had mellowed quite a bit by the time there were cameras everywhere. Now people are purposely recording their crazy shit and meltdowns. It's weird.
I hope everyone gets a chance to see this song live! There is nothing quite comparable to being in a stadium with 50k+ people screaming "Seek & Destroy!" in unison.
Experience them performing this live is another level. With the whole crowd shouting RUNNING, (on our way) HIDING, (you will pay) DYING (one thousand deaths)
My neighborhood in the 80s. Parents yelling,turn that down! As a kid I couldn't afford speakers so you get a couple of car speakers and make a box for them. No cell phones.
My stereo was a dual tape boom box hooked up to six speakers all car speakers. Two Panasonic tweeters two magnavox speakers two blaupunkt woofer my dad gave me. I mounted them in two boxes I made at shop class in school. And my dad taught me how to wire them. My dad regretted his decision to teach me between the metal and punk music I listened to lol.
They did two 40th Anniversary shows here in San Francisco (essentially their hometown). The first night they played tracks (at least one from each album) chronologiacally. The second night they started with their newest album (Hardwired to Self Destruct) at the time and went chronologically backwards. They repeated no songs and you knew they were going to end with this track from their first album. It was in my head the whole walk home to my condo; great night!
We were living in Hawaii and I just got back from an 8 month deployment. My wife says "do you want to go to a Metallica concert"..... my only response was... FUCK YEAH! Love seeing your reactions. You guys rock.
First Album!!!! It is legendary and kicked the door down for thrash metal!!! Nobody nationwide was hearing this style? California did, but this album brought it out!!!!!
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What a stunning first LP. And yes, Four Horsemen please. I remember covering that song. the lead guitar player was playing on a borrowed guitar the other guitar player had. This 15 year old kid absolutely shredding "Four Horsemen" No lie. Saying the kid was gifted is an understatement. Rock on you two.
I like the pace of their newest song, 'Liars & Thieves.' But yeah, Amber needs to dip her toes in some female growlers. I'd love for them to watch a Hanabie video. Lol They did do a Jinjer reaction sometime ago.
Hello from Russia. You are the best. I won't get tired of repeating it.. yes. awesome There is never much metallica .. even more metallics . and Skid Row . and check out Billy Idol from the 1990 album. There are super tracks there . Эмбер - вы просто потрясающая СУПЕР , когда слушаете Metallica !!! я завидую Вашему мужу . Вы просто идеальная семейная пара .. долгих лет любви Вам
Hi it’s me again!😀 Anything from the concert in Seattle 89!!!!!! It’s Metallica at there best and in there prime!! You don’t know what you’re missing out on. It’s there best concert ever. SEATTLE 89!🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥
This album ROCKS!!! RIP Cliff Burton,legendary bassist.I was rocking out to this in 1983 when it came out and I was in Jr.High back in those days,lol. Thanks for the cool reaction!! Rock on!! 🎶❤️✌🏻
As I've mentioned here many times before, I saw them live in Melbourne, Australia (when they were supported by Kyuss - later to re-emerge as Queens of the Stone Age, which you must get into!) and they are awesome live! The first song I ever heard of Metallica's was "Battery" - it's so infectious. (and yes - this was very early Metallica - but I think there's so much more metal for you guys to check out, such as Soulfly, Machinehead, Sepultura, etc. ❣
Santa Monica last night. Seek tonight. You two are on a roll. My band ended every jam session and ever live performance with Seek. We had a country version, a jazz version, a Frank Sinatra version and this version. 🤣 Amber has become an honest to god rocker. She has it running through her veins. Keep on rockin Amber.
He's not playing on the album, he was booted before they recorded it. That's Kirk playing. But Mustaine wrote some of the shit as we all know, and some say he wrote the solo for this song. I can't seem to confirm that though.
It’s me again! For whom the bell tolls!!!!!!!!!seattle 89!!!!! Please!!!!! It’s awesome and the best live version. Or even creeping death!!!! Seattle 89!!! I’ll subscribe if you do both.👍
I think they need to check out the Thing that should not be in Seattle, or Harvester of Sorrow in Seattle. Those two songs are IMO WAY better live than the studio version, and just help prove why James is one of the greatest frontmen of all time.
That James Hetfield sound is partly because he was young, and partly because of how the music is mixed. They didn't put in bass so much in those days. That's why the Black Album was so popular, they cranked up the bass.
agreed, this album has always sounded a bit "tinny" to me. i absolutely love it, it is one of the greatst metal albums of all time anyway, but i would have loved for the production on this album to have been better, with more bass. the live versions of the songs from kill 'em all really show what you are talking about.
I remember the awesome version they did on the Black album tour where James would come down to the audience and get them to scream the chorus!!! (He might have done that before and after, but I was there in San Diego when they filmed the live video!)
The first song I ever heard from Metallica way back around 1985 and still one of my favorites! It’s a must see live song! It require audience participation.
Yes, this is a very young Metallica. Hit the Lights, Four Horseman, Wiplash, Motorbeath, and Metal Malisha are my favs from this album. They used to end their live shows with this song for a while.
This came out my junior year of Hi Skool & I bought the album from our local record shop for $4 & played it on my Pioneer HiFi stereo rack system with 2 tower speakers {pair of 12s} for my buddies & we were all instantly metal heads whether my neighbors liked it or not✌💖☮
1989 Monsters of Rock festival LA Coliseum , Metallica went on during the day, a few songs in they launched into “ Seek and destroy “ the crowd, 80 thousand strong stormed the field the thousands of folding chairs on the floor went flying. The barriers went down and security ran for their lives. It freaked the band out, they stopped playing and left the stage. They came back out after 20 minutes or so and James talked to the crowd calming things down. They went on to play a killer set and I knew Metallica was going to be around for a long time.
Seek & Destroy is their absolute best live song. It has a life of its own live. Now that you know the record version, you HAVE to react to a live performance of this song. Trust me, you'll be blown away.
San Francisco Bay Area in the early 80's. Now that you have heard it, think about what the people looked like that listened to it and went to the clubs to see thrash bands. It was an incredible scene!
This is their first album. If I'm not mistaken this was 1982. This whole album is amazing. You wouldn't have to stop this album from playing. I loved playing this song on guitar. I still play this to this day. I wish I could play this for yall. Yall always make me smile. Can I clone Amber. I need a wife. Hahaha. Just playin. Yall rock. Hi from Texas
It's hard to imagine how this and other early thrash releases sculpted the landscape for today's heavy metal because these classics are rather tame compared to a lot of the more extreme metal bands of today. But back then, as a young teenager when this came out, there was nothing like it. The heaviest stuff most of us knew at the time was Judas Priest and Iron Maiden and bands of that style. This stuff was a slap in the face followed by a kick to the groin. So fast. So heavy. So unlike anything else. The 80s were the best time to come of age for so many reasons, and the music scene was one of them I LOVED your reaction. Amber was making the metal stink ace several times and that was awesome. It's very strange but that metal stinkface happened organically around the world, just like I'm sure it did for you Amber.
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Four Horsemen PLEEEEEEEEASE from this same album! The groove is incredible
Oh man, you should check out Mechanix by Megadeth
Or Whiplash. Nothing better than rock played at lightspeed!
Hell yeah 🔥🤘🏽🔥@@gabem6863
Definitely💯
Definitely 👊💯
This was their debut studio album, Kill 'Em All, in 1983
This was their first album
Bassist-The one and only Cliff Burton
I don't think Burton ever played any "clank" that was prevalent after he died. Note that I think Burton was one of the great bassists, but he didn't have the "clank" sound.
I'm so glad I got the opportunity to see them live while Cliff was still alive. Watching him do Anesthesia live was amazing. It was August 1986, after Master of Puppets came out. They were the opening act for Ozzy. Great show.
@@horacehhelmsley9375 DD Verni was one of the earky metal bassists to use the "clank" sound. On the first two OVERKILL albums, he used a Ric bass (similar to Burton, whu used a modified Ric), but switched to a B.C. Widow and the "clank" sound. Dave Ellefson had it early on as well, and I'm sure you think of other metal bassists to used it as well in the "early" days. Burton used a wah pedal, something a lot of bassists didn't use.
@gregwasserman2635 i think you might have responded to the wrong person
@@horacehhelmsley9375 odd...I don't know happened.
I was in high school when this came out. My buddy and I were "headbangers." He had two pirahnas in a 10 gal tank...their names were Seek and Destroy 🤘
thats badass dude, right on ❤🔥🤘
That's awesome!😳 🐟😀
You know your friend "wins"...right?
Cool! Yes, I was also in high school when this song came out. We were called the headbangers, heavy metalers, and hesians, lol. Those were the years!!! 🤘
When it comes down to it, though, piranhas don’t care what you call them, as long as you don’t call them late for dinner.
First album. Amber is rocking
So nice to see Amber totally rockin' out!! And that awesome smile!!🤘💕🤘
This song was considered the "cornerstone" for the music from their early years. One of their top songs.
Awww Amber, you would be the ONE hippie dancing in the mosh pit commanding the open space. You go girl!
I was just thinking, she's about ready to tear up a pit! LoL. In a good way.
Yes this is their first album
Yep, 1983
i was riding my bmx with a case of beer on the handlebars when this came out.haha...
Yes. But really it was No life til Leather. Lol
Not really. Garage days was the best.
Not really. Garage days was the best.
When Amber rocks out like this, she reminds me of Janice, the guitarist from the electric Muppet band, and that is a compliment.
OMG, I can't unsee it now. :)
Amber is getting the stink face down too ... which again is a compliment :)
Electric Mayhem!
lol.i cant believe you dredged up that muppet.totally forgot her
@@TwistedWrister82 Dr. Teeth knew how to pick them!
Yes, this is younger Metallica. This is from their first album from 1983. The first 3 albums (Kill Em All, Ride The Lightning and Master Of Puppets) are their best albums i.m.o.
I don't think that guitar solo gets enough recognition, one of the best there is
I'm still hoping you'll do Metallica's "Creeping Death." I5 tells the story of Moses and the 10 plagues of Egypt! It's straight fire! 🤘😎🔥
I've been requesting this for God knows how long. No luck.
@tbjfsu I've also requested many songs, videos and even movies. I've been following them since the very beginning, and I'm still waiting. 🤷 lol
I second, triple, quadruple, etc etc etc that! Maybe they should go straight to the Live in Moscow version (ONLY if they're ready for it though). Literally their best live performance (I know the Seattle one too, but I feel this one was better).
Seattle ‘89 live!
Creeping death in Moscow that is absouutly bonkers
Now you have to listen to Hit the lights off the same album!!
Our Girl Amber really seems to get the rhythm and flow of the guitars and the vocals... LOVE to see the appreciation of an unexpected music style
Fun fact: when Metallica went on tour for this album they toured with a band called Raven that had just released an album called "All For One." They called it the "Kill Em All For One Tour." But here's the best part... on that album Raven also has a song called Seek and Destroy.
True!
I saw them together on that first tour at a club called Coast To Coast here in Baltimore, Md.
I was only 15 and snuck into the club underage to see them. Met the whole band (Metallica, of course...) and hung out with them after the show. I still have my autographed by all 4, copy of Kill 'Em All on vinyl and a cassette copy of their "No Life 'Till Leather" demo that Lars personally gave me at that show. Super cool bunch of dudes. Been a fan ever since.
A Mustain written solo always stands out
Lowkey one of the weaker solos on the album
@@dennislinehan6548 finally sticking with your era. Good kid
Stands out as being probably the least interesting on the entire album.
Someone who also stands out in the early Metallica records is their bassist Cliff Burton. He was way ahead of his time, and you can hear him in the back adding the groove and the weird noises, that even to this day a lot of people can’t tell that is actually a bass! Gone way to soon, RIP Cliff!
James was only 20 when this album came out in 1983.
I still have the vinyl album. They all looked so young, just kids!
actually not even quite 20
James was still a little less than two weeks away from turning 20, but close enough. Cliff was the oldest at 21, then Kirk at 20, and Lars (younger than James by just a few months) was also still 19. If Dave had still been with them, he would have been the oldest, also being 21, but closer to 22 than Cliff was. Ron was also 19, and between James and Kirk, birthdaywise. So yeah, most of Metallica (members and ex-members) at that time weren’t even legal drinking age. Not that this fact stopped them, of course.
Yeah it's crazy to think about how young they all were while writing these masterpieces
Released July '83 James (August '63) and Lars(December '63) were 19. Kirk (November '62) was 20 and Cliff (February '62) was 21. Babies but genuises.
Have a friend of mine that served in Afghanistan. Thanks for your service JG!Told me they would blast this song over loud speakers to scare the enemy!
They We're just Babies.God I love hearing Cliff in the BACK RIP BROTHER 🤘🇺🇲🇺🇲🤘
I saw them play for OZZY before they went to Europe !! Worcester Ma. Cliff blew the crowd away!! I’ll never forget that show!!
This was their first album. A handful of these songs were co written by Megadeths Dave Mustaine, and if you all have heard any Megadeth, you can totally hear his influence.
Anesthesia, Pulling Teeth off the Killem' All album is incredible!!! Cliff Burton does a bass solo!!! RIP Cliff❤❤❤
Throwing it back!!!
Kill Em All is still their best album. Every song is a banger.
"Whiplash" is still my favorite Metallica song.
A tribute was later released called Cliff em All
Yeah, and I'm Iron Man
It's great but in my most humble opinion master of puppets is their best album
I love hearing Amber get offended when Jay compares the tune to Kiss’ “God of Thunder”!!! Y’all are turning into the Siskel & Ebert of Rock! 😂
Or perhaps Statler and Waldorf 😹😹
KISS couldn't carry Metallica's luggage on their best day
I like both songs. Weirdly, both songs became theme music for wrestlers in WCW in the late 90s. KISS even had a themed wrestler called the KISS Demon. WCW had to have paid a grip for licensing lol.
Great song! The legendary professional wrestler Sting used this as his entrance theme for many years
From the Police? Lol
I just love how Amber turned slowly but surely into a metalhead! It feels me with joy seeing how the riffs rips trough her soul and she cant help but headbang! Cheers!
Back to the beginning!
This is from their first LP which came out in 1983, and it's an absolute classic - these were all songs that were written before Kirk Hammett and Cliff Burton joined- but they still made these songs their own. This LP has non-stop riffs that have been adopted and adapted by rock bands (metal and otherwise) for the last 4 decades.
Now- check out "Search And Destroy" by Iggy And The Stooges. 😊😊
Released in 1983….the rest is some of the most important history in Music 🔥🔥🔥🤘🤘🤘
This is their best album for me. Raw, pure and heavy.
Another great song off of this album is "Jump in the Fire"
Seeing them play this live is an experience! James sings Searchiiiiiing! And we all shout Seek and Destroy!! James gets mad when we aren't shouting loud enough! 🤘🤘 Kill Em All is their first album. They were 18-22 years old. Very raw and thrashy!
He had Jason sing it when I saw them. Also learned that night that James can play just as good, if not better than, Lars.
@byerenny I've seen them 7 times. First time in 1988 when I was 15, last time was last year. Every show has been awesome. I think James, Jason, and Rob have all sang it, but I can't remember! LOL!
@@danielwagerman9524I’m the same. First time I saw them was the Justice tour with Queensryche at the UIC pavilion in 1988. 15 years old. I’ve seen them a bunch of times since then, always awesome.
Unfortunately, rhetorical prices have gotten so out of control I won’t go anymore.
the song has been a mainstay song for the military..sad for the enemy when our guys are buzzing this in their ear and fighting
They still hold the hands down largest audience record of 1 million in Moscow! They are loved worldwide ❤
When they play this live it’s insane….. definitely a crowd favorite!
Very first album J.
They are very young. Like almost teenage young. Opening track “Hit The Lights” is a monster. Should be done.
The hypnotic riff fest at the end of this song is what really does it for me with this song... I always go into a trance with those end riffs!!
So happy Amber is part of the female metalhead community lol. If you all get a chance to see Metallica live... do it!
yesssssss we saw them in Los Angeles last August 🔥🤘🏽
My ex girlfriend is part of the female metal heads big time, especially because she used to be the lead singer of a metal band.
This was my high school’s theme for my senior year. They played it at every game and through the halls. Our yearbook was a take on their black album. It was amazing.
Partied with James YEARS ago in Chicago on their bus on way to hotel after a show. Dont remember much.... before cell phones..no pics😂
Good thing too lol I am glad I grew up before the camera phone became a thing...
@Max_Flashheart yep...got some stories, but no backup...probably best
Yeah, thankfully I had mellowed quite a bit by the time there were cameras everywhere.
Now people are purposely recording their crazy shit and meltdowns. It's weird.
@@brett6878 haha yeah no evidence lol But stories you can tell your grandkids
@@jackgilchrist Makes no sense to me. It is like gather evidence to make it easy for the judge lol Rock on Dude.
I hope everyone gets a chance to see this song live! There is nothing quite comparable to being in a stadium with 50k+ people screaming "Seek & Destroy!" in unison.
When I heard These riffs back in 82 it started me on my electric 🎸 journey.
I just had to learn and been playing since.
Shout out to Dave n Megadeth 🔥
"The Call Of Ktulu", "Orion" & "To Live Is To Die". All great instrumentals.
I wrote a short story for an English class to Orion .... My teacher loved it.
Shame on you for not mentioning Suicide&Redemption
The only Song that hasn't any weight to it (cliff or dave connections)
First album and they were all around 18 years old when they made this
Experience them performing this live is another level. With the whole crowd shouting
RUNNING, (on our way)
HIDING, (you will pay)
DYING (one thousand deaths)
First album 1983!
Say what U what to say rip it
Pimples n piss
Coming through metal
This is one of the best of their catalog. This is the best live with the call and response.
Who would have thought a few years ago that Amber would b a hard rock head banger??😂😂😂
I thought George Strait by-passed them?
It's so fun to see your guys' obvious love of music, getting immersed and feeling the vibes. Great reaction channel.
My neighborhood in the 80s. Parents yelling,turn that down! As a kid I couldn't afford speakers so you get a couple of car speakers and make a box for them. No cell phones.
My stereo was a dual tape boom box hooked up to six speakers all car speakers. Two Panasonic tweeters two magnavox speakers two blaupunkt woofer my dad gave me. I mounted them in two boxes I made at shop class in school. And my dad taught me how to wire them. My dad regretted his decision to teach me between the metal and punk music I listened to lol.
Yes very early!! Off their first album..very young band bringing thrash metal on the scene back in the day..great reaction guys!!! Oh yeah !!!!!
Testament’s cover of this song is worth listening to on your own sometime. Also, they’re definitely another metal band you two should check out.
They'll never react to Testament. I've been asking them to react to Clutch for 9.5 months now, man.
They did two 40th Anniversary shows here in San Francisco (essentially their hometown). The first night they played tracks (at least one from each album) chronologiacally. The second night they started with their newest album (Hardwired to Self Destruct) at the time and went chronologically backwards. They repeated no songs and you knew they were going to end with this track from their first album. It was in my head the whole walk home to my condo; great night!
We were living in Hawaii and I just got back from an 8 month deployment. My wife says "do you want to go to a Metallica concert"..... my only response was... FUCK YEAH! Love seeing your reactions. You guys rock.
The four horsemen is a must. That’s my favorite song off this album. Great tune. I’m sure you guys will love it
James wrote this while working in a lighter factory.... Early 80's 🤘🤘
Sticker factory. 😉
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According to Google, this song was released in 1982 and it's quintessential raw Metallica. I think y'all are ready for Battery.
Demo with Dave Mustaine on lead guitar was released in 1982. Album version was released in 1983.
What a stunning first LP. And yes, Four Horsemen please.
I remember covering that song. the lead guitar player was playing on a borrowed guitar the other guitar player had. This 15 year old kid absolutely shredding "Four Horsemen" No lie. Saying the kid was gifted is an understatement.
Rock on you two.
Come on, Arch Enemy "Handshake With Hell"
I like the pace of their newest song, 'Liars & Thieves.' But yeah, Amber needs to dip her toes in some female growlers. I'd love for them to watch a Hanabie video. Lol
They did do a Jinjer reaction sometime ago.
Hello from Russia. You are the best. I won't get tired of repeating it.. yes. awesome There is never much metallica .. even more metallics . and Skid Row . and check out Billy Idol from the 1990 album. There are super tracks there . Эмбер - вы просто потрясающая СУПЕР , когда слушаете Metallica !!! я завидую Вашему мужу . Вы просто идеальная семейная пара .. долгих лет любви Вам
Hi it’s me again!😀
Anything from the concert in Seattle 89!!!!!!
It’s Metallica at there best and in there prime!! You don’t know what you’re missing out on. It’s there best concert ever. SEATTLE 89!🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥
This album ROCKS!!! RIP Cliff Burton,legendary bassist.I was rocking out to this in 1983 when it came out and I was in Jr.High back in those days,lol. Thanks for the cool reaction!! Rock on!! 🎶❤️✌🏻
amber is The Muppets Shows Janice
As I've mentioned here many times before, I saw them live in Melbourne, Australia (when they were supported by Kyuss - later to re-emerge as Queens of the Stone Age, which you must get into!) and they are awesome live! The first song I ever heard of Metallica's was "Battery" - it's so infectious. (and yes - this was very early Metallica - but I think there's so much more metal for you guys to check out, such as Soulfly, Machinehead, Sepultura, etc. ❣
Its a great day . Led Zeppelin and Metallica in the same day . 🤘
Santa Monica last night. Seek tonight. You two are on a roll. My band ended every jam session and ever live performance with Seek. We had a country version, a jazz version, a Frank Sinatra version and this version. 🤣
Amber has become an honest to god rocker. She has it running through her veins. Keep on rockin Amber.
Dave Mustaine baby!
Metal horns to Dave!!!! 🤘🏽🤘🏽🤘🏽🤘🏽🤘🏽🤘🏽🤘🏽
Good call love Dave
He's not playing on the album, he was booted before they recorded it. That's Kirk playing. But Mustaine wrote some of the shit as we all know, and some say he wrote the solo for this song. I can't seem to confirm that though.
Kirk played on all their albums.
Killing is my business!!!
Screaming guitars, are so gratifying! These guys were so young !
Dave Mustain era, the best time.
To bad Dave never played on the recording . He'd been fired and Kirk recruited to join and come do the recordings
@@robertgreen6433 Though he did play on their demo _No Life 'Til Leather," which has this song on it. Just FYI.
It's not the Dave Mustaine era as he was gone
@@deletedhero5579 Lol! He is the one who composed this song.
@@b.bkrueger1394 No he's not this was James Dave wrote 4 songs on the album but not this one.
Yes Jay, this song is off of Metallica's first album, Kill 'Em All, which came out in 1983. James Hetfield was 20 years old.
It’s me again!
For whom the bell tolls!!!!!!!!!seattle 89!!!!! Please!!!!! It’s awesome and the best live version.
Or even creeping death!!!! Seattle 89!!!
I’ll subscribe if you do both.👍
I think they need to check out the Thing that should not be in Seattle, or Harvester of Sorrow in Seattle. Those two songs are IMO WAY better live than the studio version, and just help prove why James is one of the greatest frontmen of all time.
My exact reaction back in the early 80s....luv it.
This is usually their last encore everytime I have seen them live
Kirk Hammett on guitar
That James Hetfield sound is partly because he was young, and partly because of how the music is mixed. They didn't put in bass so much in those days. That's why the Black Album was so popular, they cranked up the bass.
agreed, this album has always sounded a bit "tinny" to me. i absolutely love it, it is one of the greatst metal albums of all time anyway, but i would have loved for the production on this album to have been better, with more bass.
the live versions of the songs from kill 'em all really show what you are talking about.
Kirk Hammett🎸
I remember the awesome version they did on the Black album tour where James would come down to the audience and get them to scream the chorus!!! (He might have done that before and after, but I was there in San Diego when they filmed the live video!)
The first song I ever heard from Metallica way back around 1985 and still one of my favorites! It’s a must see live song! It require audience participation.
This album was debuted in 1983 so, yes James was still pretty young here.
Yes, this is a very young Metallica. Hit the Lights, Four Horseman, Wiplash, Motorbeath, and Metal Malisha are my favs from this album. They used to end their live shows with this song for a while.
This came out my junior year of Hi Skool & I bought the album from our local record shop for $4 & played it on my Pioneer HiFi stereo rack system with 2 tower speakers {pair of 12s} for my buddies & we were all instantly metal heads whether my neighbors liked it or not✌💖☮
1989 Monsters of Rock festival LA Coliseum , Metallica went on during the day, a few songs in they launched into “ Seek and destroy “ the crowd, 80 thousand strong stormed the field the thousands of folding chairs on the floor went flying. The barriers went down and security ran for their lives. It freaked the band out, they stopped playing and left the stage. They came back out after 20 minutes or so and James talked to the crowd calming things down. They went on to play a killer set and I knew Metallica was going to be around for a long time.
I bought the Kill'em All album on CD when it was six years old. That was 35 years ago. It never gets old. Hello from northeast Ohio.
I was there Nov 1983 Berkeley, Ca...OG Thrasher. This album...changed everything, especially here in the Bay Area
You guys nailed the picks today! Three great tunes.
Seek & Destroy is their absolute best live song. It has a life of its own live. Now that you know the record version, you HAVE to react to a live performance of this song. Trust me, you'll be blown away.
"spit out the bone" is excellent. drums, riffs and a bass solo
San Francisco Bay Area in the early 80's. Now that you have heard it, think about what the people looked like that listened to it and went to the clubs to see thrash bands. It was an incredible scene!
LOVE Metallica!! So much fun watching you two rock out!
I was around 9 yrs old in '84 and heard this in my cousins basement. Life long Metal fan since then!
Moore , Oklahoma here! Great video!
Nice. Glad to see you doing some early stuff again. This is their first album.
This is their first album. If I'm not mistaken this was 1982. This whole album is amazing. You wouldn't have to stop this album from playing. I loved playing this song on guitar. I still play this to this day. I wish I could play this for yall. Yall always make me smile. Can I clone Amber. I need a wife. Hahaha. Just playin. Yall rock. Hi from Texas
It's hard to imagine how this and other early thrash releases sculpted the landscape for today's heavy metal because these classics are rather tame compared to a lot of the more extreme metal bands of today. But back then, as a young teenager when this came out, there was nothing like it. The heaviest stuff most of us knew at the time was Judas Priest and Iron Maiden and bands of that style. This stuff was a slap in the face followed by a kick to the groin. So fast. So heavy. So unlike anything else. The 80s were the best time to come of age for so many reasons, and the music scene was one of them
I LOVED your reaction. Amber was making the metal stink ace several times and that was awesome. It's very strange but that metal stinkface happened organically around the world, just like I'm sure it did for you Amber.
Well , before recording this album the lead was Dave Mustain from megadeth. When in studio was Kirk Hammet, still current lead guitarist.