TEEN & DAD REACT to METALLICA - ORION!!! (EPIC!!!!) | RIP CLIFF BURTON, the GOAT
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Our list of instrumentals in this series, culminating in our TOP 10!
Metallica - Orion
Metallica - The call of Ktulu
Rush - YYZ
Rush - La Villa Strangiato
Iron Maiden - Transylvania
Death - Voice of the soul
Animals as leaders - CAFO
Buckethead - Soothsayer
Van Halen - Eruption
Joe Satriani - Surfing with the alien
Dream Theater - The dance of eternity
The Allman brothers - Jessica
Pink Floyd - Marooned
Steve Vai - For the love of God
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What a song! Let's drop your predictions now! Anything you expect will beat this masterpiece for number 1 on the TOP 10?
AC/DC- “Jailbreak” live at Donington will probably be close. The opening riff by Malcolm Young is so brutal!
Could maybe be Call of Ktulu, also by Metallica. Or my request YYZ by Rush
I think Equilibrium - Mana could beat it, but it isn't on your list :(
Easily it could beat it I think.
Can't predict which song but I predict that the song will be from the late 70's-late 80's. Sorry, prog metallers and djentheads - you aren't touching this kind of stuff, I don't care how many strings you put on it or how good your drummer is at tempo changes.
Sorry to disappoint but this does nothing for me. Never liked metallica and the only thing that makes this somewhat better or different is that Hetfield keeps his mouth shut 😓
Seeing you guys enjoying it so much is fun though 😄🤘
‘Make it louder’
Advice we can all live by!
2:39 Man thats a bass riff
@@demigod4171 nope.. its a bass solo :P \m/
@@W_I_C_H_E_R It's not a bass solo, bass solo is at the final
“Intro sounds like a organ with heavy distortion.” LOL. That’s Cliff on bass. Everywhere!
also the last solo right before the outro.
He is actually right,it's an Hammond organ with heavy distortion played through a Leslie speaker
Cliff does the intro, the first quick solo riff, and a final solo near the end
@@MitraiIIeuse Damage Inc. intro is also bass only in multiple tracks, you can compare the sound of lower layers.
DeathGrinder B not the last, but in between the first in second half and the last in second half
Ironic and iconic when she tells Chuck "turn it up LOUDER!" - yes, young Metal Grasshopper - Cliff Burton must be played at the highest level possible at all times.
11:20 - both mellow and heavy. That's what was missing in this band after Cliff passed. Not only was a he a monster rock bassist, he was also a great CLASSICAL musician, guitarist and composer. By far the most technically gifted musician this band ever has had (including Mustaine) but Cliff had what most technical players lack - ability to play with emotion and let the rest of the band breathe. So amazing to realize the influence he has had on music - metal and rock in particular - in what ended up being a very short time.
Also, if you see video of him playing live... Raw power. You'll never see James Hetfield or Kirk Hammett smile as much as they did when Cliff was on stage with them. I think he brought something very special to this band and fans of this band that superceded music... Like Darrell Abbott, the world is only learning just now what music is and will be without their influence.
@@neilpatrickhairless agreed!!
@@neilpatrickhairless But they will influence generations upon generations with limited sample sizes. It'll be 2189 and there will be a kid in a basement somewhere discovering Master for the first time and losing himself in the raw power then he'll look into the history of music and come across a man with curly hair, red beard and a black tooth grin. That day, metal will rise from whatever ashes it found itself in a century from now and they'll say "They were the most influential of any era"
The older you get is more you appreciate bass tones thick,....ha!
I think thats the first time I've ever heard Juliet say louder
Best instrumental song in metal world. RIP Cliff!
yeah, RIP Cliff... but ins't it a luck how good the following bass players were and are, Jason was a good one and also "Roberto" never sucks
@@dieweissehand - respect there! Cliff... I wonder how many people remember it. But yeah.. all about Cliff in this case!
RIP CLIFF , “ may the kingdom of salvation take me home “
OK you have to do Cliff Burtons anesthesia bass solo live next.
The REAL bass solo
In one take
@@Scootermcgruder Damn Straight!
BASS SOLO TAKE ONE
@@Scootermcgruder Actually, in six/seven takes, but James is saying that everything was done in one take!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
As a bass-player myself, I'm so happy to see this.
What do you think of this 13 years old girls bass intro? vimeo.com/309137588
Her two sisters ain't that bad either (16 and 18 when recorded).
Without even clicking on the link. I assume you're talking about Ale from The Warning
@@robertomurri1278 Yeah even if the sound isn't the best you can really dig her performance here: ruclips.net/video/TtWHkBbDYeA/видео.html
The official video don't show her as much but she deserves the attention.
RIP Cliff Burton - a great treasure to our metal community world wide
Just the best!
@@ChemicalReactions Beg to differ, when it comes to bass players in rock/metal - no one touches Lemmy ;)
8.26... That's actually Cliff playing that solo... Chills every time.. RIP big man.🤘🤘🤘
Never realized that. Thanks
That's also Cliff at 2:35
Long live Metallica. R.I.P. Cliff Burton legend.
Lol, when you said "that riff" and "those guitar harmonies", uh, both of those were Cliff soloing with distortion on his bass.
Was gonna comment this
It's technically a riff though...
@@kowxley1793 No, it's a solo, it is playing over the guitars maintaining the main riff. Even James called it a solo in an interview a while back, he said something like "That first bass solo in Orion, most people still think that's a guitar"
I called that bass part a riff... honestly sounds more to like a riff than a solo but semantics really. I love the sound of that bass solo/riff harmonizing with the guitars!
@@ChemicalReactions But in the end, after the clean section, that part where you complimented the harmonies are all bass overdubbed on top of itself.
I can totally understand your feelings about this song
One of the best instrumentals i have ever heard
It's a stunning work of pure metal flavoured art.melts you're face but gently
Hopefully The Call if Ktulu will be in this series
And Cliff's Anesthesia live in '83
As well as To Live Is To Die
For our top 10 series, we decided to keep any individual artist to two songs max to ensure diversity.
@@ChemicalReactions alright I just looked and I'm excited to see this series now!
Call of Ktulu is so goood...even more when you know Lovecraft’s story.
If so, then the second Metallica song has to be Cliff Burtons bass solo, anesthetiser live from 83.
So its only gonna be one of call of ktulu or to live is to die? That makes me sad
I have a lot of memories wrapped up in this one. When I was 17-18, my friend and I used to lie on the hood of his car (like Wayne and Garth at the end of the runway), with this playing on the stereo, and lose ourselves in the starry night sky. Coincidentally, the car in question was a Ford Orion. From the sublime to the ridiculous; another friend insisted it was called "Onion", and would dismiss any evidence to the contrary as misprint. As long as I knew him, he never backed down. I once asked him why they would call such a masterpiece "Onion". His ready and condescending reply was "Because of the layers, man!... Anyway, there's no such thing as an Orion." Sigh...
Nice story! And glad to see you back in the comments!
"Because of the layers"! Yes! 😂
“but it’s a 100” Hahahhahahhahaha! I totally agree Chuck 🤘🏽
C.O.D.💀 OG
Good to see a father sharing something close to his heart, like this fresh ass metallica song with his daughter. And nice to see her at least pay attention to the freshness. This is a dope ass song. I know I get choked up and teary eyed listening to it. Hope she appreciates the song and cherishes these moments with her father. A lot of times parents and their children don't get along like that, that's usually the parents fault. this guy seems like he's probably a stand-up father.
Good job dad salute!
The intro is actually Cliff's bass in fuzz effect slowly fades in.
The Riff in 2:34 and solo in 8:27 are Cliff's bass as well, played in harmony. 😊
“Make it louder” is the call of refined metal taste. Especially with one of the greatest instrumentals ever composed. 🤟
Yes the fading in intro is actually Cliff on bass, just with heavy distortion. Love it. Such a great song, got to hear it live a month ago in Arlington, TX when they played their 2 shows
Metallica - Anesthesia (Pulling Teeth) Live Chicago 1983 / To Live is to Die.
I voted for Orion but another great instrumental by Metallica is Suicide and Redemption off of the Death Magnetic album.
Loved the emotion during the song! I was air drumming the varnish off my table🤘
CLIFF BURTON IS THE JIMI HENDRIX OF THE BASS PLAYERS
Cliff Burton on bass, Jimi on guitar and Keith Moon on drums. Oh yes.
I love this song so much ... it's so pure ...
This might be the best Metallica song ever... !
Love this one definitely one of my all time favorite instrumentals
When you said “those guitar harmonies” on that solo, that was all Cliff brother. That was the bass!
I've seen Metallica twice. 2017 & 2019. They still sound really good live and are still the best live atmosphere I've been in
Make it LOUDER!!!!!!!!!!
Heh heh. When the Padawan cries for "Louder!", the Master must obey!
And he did once he understood!
@@ChemicalReactions .....and the music became louder, the people rejoiced and there was much happiness.
I just love it when she gets into it. It's truly a beautiful thing \m/
I think the bass intro to "Orion" is done on bass guitar as well, just lots of effects and cleaned up to create that "cosmic sound"
You're right! Very heavy distortion, along with sustain, and other effects. He uses 3 power chords to achieve the sound.
I'm 16 and glad both my parents raised me from everything to Metallica, Anthrax, Maiden, Queensryche, Megadeth, etc
Thank You Guy's! I was Blessed to see Cliff one time in Pihtipudas 1986. Couple moths before that sad sad day. Metallica has and will be the Biggest one for me! I Salute You Two! Made my day! ❤.
I wanted to go to their concert in Switzerland. This would have been my first metal concert ever. But sadly they visited Sweden first :-(
One of the saddest day, in my metal history too!😯
Chuck's on FIRE !!! ;-). Keep the faith Juliette...:-) !!!
What a great piece. Cliff was phenomenal.
The version Metallica did at the end of the their movie Through the Never was also really good. You should check it out.
RIP Cliff Burton 🤘🏾🔥 fucking legend
You sir is a really Lucky dad to have this beautiful daughter beside you and listen to metal. When my daughter is that Age i really Hope she dig it too.
I lovee her description of how she could picture herself listening to it. It earned the right to blast through her earbuds in the car. Translates in my generation's language as a song that is roadtrip worthy! For instrumentals, introduce her to Metallica's Call of Ktulu if you haven't already.
Check out more Dream Theater Songs, from the Live At Budokan Concert for example. My favourite Concert Blu Ray!
Good stuff. As Juliette said “make it louder” excellent advice. Also have to agree with you on the Queen reaction I love the ‘80s also. Keep up the fun reviews and keep rocking. Be well
Timeless Classic means it's appreciated through any generation.
I feel your struggle man trying to play every air instrument know to man with Orion. I settle for clapping on my stomach fat.
I bang my head until my jowls bounce. 😂
I'm not even joking when I say I want this song played at my funeral.
I can honestly say that the day I bought Master of puppets changed my life. A bit of context is required...I was only 14 at the time. Still want this song played at my funeral. Or at the very least my Wake.
You’ll love this song!! It’s really really nice!! Cliff burton did an outstanding outstanding job
One of my favourite Instrumental Songs!!!!
Yes sir!
Mine is to live is to die - middle section epic
Cliifffff what a legend
If I can give one piece of feedback...
You’re clearly a fan of the song (which is amazing). When you paused at the start of the base solo and explain that it’s going into a slow spot you take away the surprise of hearing that for the first time. Most people hearing the song really don’t expect it...so it’s fun to see how they respond to that.
So that’s just my little suggestion. Be careful not to spoil surprises you know are coming up.
Love the channel and it’s awesome seeing a family bonding this way. Rock on! 🤘
Just because I've listened to it a lot recently, I'd probably vote for *Toska - Prayermonger* (while not on your list). It's certainly in my top spot of instrumentals at the moment. It remains to be seen if it can stand the test of rime. Toska is an instrumental band that is not nearly well-known enough. There's a superb live version of the song from this year's download festival on youtube.
She said "LOUDER" dad! Yes! Turn it up! 😁
In the words of Joni Mitchell, "You don't know what you've got 'til it's gone". I remember when I heard about Cliff's death. I'd just gone to college, fallen in with a bunch of older metalheads, and one day one of them was distraught from hearing the news. I didn't appreciate at the time we'd lost one of the all time natural metal bass players. Given more time he'd have been up there with Lemmy. You only have to watch some of their live videos, the "Day on the Green" in particular to see he was a force of nature, played that bass with no regard for the rules whatsoever. I remember one of our College "Rock Soc" evenings when I persuaded the DJ to play Orion. I was the only one on the dance floor to begin with but people soon caught on.
Sadly missed. \m/
Here y'go Chuck ...
ruclips.net/video/qdlQyNe_9tE/видео.html
Steve Jeffery i had basically turned 6 when Cliff died. I would listen to and record any Metallica song i heard with my crappy "stereo" since i was about 5 and I turned SO many people into at least Metallica fans with albums up to "The Black Album" (more recent as well) and older concert vids.
Cliff would have been a borderline or an actual Bass God. But, he made an impact and is still remembered. and not just remembered, but remembered fondly by all he knew, met and influenced.
The late and great cliff Burton ❤️❤️
Vin & Sori can wait.
LOL!
I second that.
Ouch.
I gave up on thse two. Too much boneheaded wrongness.
Even when it's Pain Of Salvation ?
love it when she said "Louder !!" :)
Opeth's End Credits is another amazing instrumental piece, but then again there's SO MANY!
everyone must love metal
Death - Cosmic Sea.
a lot of time without checking this channel, until now
Probably the greatest instrumental song ever!
Always loved the harmonized melodic passage,- being Scandinavian my first thought is of Swedish folk songs ( because of the minor key tonality - Norwegian and Danish folk songs tend to be more major key based ) with bonfires, people dancing in the fields during midsummer´s evening and the violins playing endless tunes just like this.
Would so love to hear the entire song in an acoustic version with guitars, flutes, recorders, cellos, violins incl. the Hardangerfeles ( a special Sandinavian folk version of a violin) and of course accordions.
I have no doubt the acoustic version would be just as awesome as the original tune.
In this song, there’s a little bass solo, right next to a little guitar solo, but no one will know it’s a bass solo, but it is.
~Cliff Burton.
Orion is pretty awesome, but I think To Live Is To Die is their best instrumental.
Same
Both by Cliff Burton...
Nobody could play bass solos and licks like Cliff Burton, RIP, he's giving God Bass Lessons right now
To Live Is To Die needs to be the next one! also Liquid Tension Experiment has a lot of epic instrumentals: Paradigm Shift, Freedom of Speech, Universal Mind, Acid Rain, Another Dimension, When The Water Breaks
Orion, my favorite song ever
What I have always appreciated from Metallica is simply they love playing,The length of songs that they play reminds me of the bands from the 60's and70's.they wrote songs that weren't always made to fit a three minute radio limit.the songs are more well rounded. Memorable for many,loved by even more.
RIP CLB 🤘😢
No. 1 for sure!!
Such a great tune. I think Cliff must have been listening to Prog Rock that week.
Make It Louder.
No.. not Prog rock. Cliff is classically trained. What you are hearing, if you think about it since this is in a 3/4 time... is a classic Waltz.
@@athlonen Good call, I was thinking more of the seamless transitions and changes in "mood".
You'll have to excuse me, I'm gonna go grab my wife and try dancing a waltz. : )
Hard to imagine anything topping Orion. Something no probably suggested would be Cannibal Corpse - From Skin to Liquid. Great song from Gallery of Suicide and the only instrumental of their 30+ year career.
Hi you guys have to do Call of Ktulu and To Live is to Die both are masterpieces in my mind along with this one off course
The Call of Ktulu is on the list!
A saw that you picked Buckethead Soothsayer (thank you for that BTW) Just make sure you watch a live version of it 😊
Edit: If you thought about reacting to Dream Theater - False awakening suite it was supposed to be 'Illumination Theory'. My apologies. But Dance of eternity is a great pick too 😉
I still crank Orion when im on my way in driving to work. Such a bada*s song
Jonas Turklbach for sure!
Juliet's looking like she's working on her metal "Stank Face". We're going to make a metalhead out of her yet!
Master of Puppets starts off hard with Battery then keeps going through 5 more songs until it hits Orion with its incredibly mellow bass solo. Orion is just such a pallet cleanser after all the hard charging music that proceeds it that I've always wondered what Puppets would have been like had it ended with Orion instead of Damage, Inc?
This is wayy late but. Cliff named the song ORION because of the constellation 🌌…. this IS CLASSICAL we just got it ahead of the CURVE so to speak Sir. 🤘🏻💯🔥😊😉
I'd love to see yalls reaction to Call Of Ktulu and To Live Is To Die.
Dream Theater- Stream of Consciousness Live at Budokan should be on the list
Instrumentals....
I really like The Crusade by Trivium. It has one of my favourite tapped riffs and worth a listen just for that.
Also try Under the Influence by Rusty Cooley and No Boundaries by Michael Angelo Batio. Those are more lead guitar show offs but instrumentals and worth listening to for a comparison.
There are a couple of others I could recommend too but let's see if you try any of those first.
Love the shirt with that M!!
Slightly influenced!
Orion is a masterpiece for sure
Caught Somewhere in Time by Iron Maiden 🤘🤘🤟🤘🤟🤘🤘🤟🤟🤘🤘🤟
What instrument is this guy "air" -playing? Guitar, Drums, Conductors Baton?
Thanks the bass only version of this song is awesome too. subbed... Cliff is number 1
My favorite instrumental since Metallica's Orion is Black Breath - Chains of the Afterlife.
Talk about build up's... I know you guys have done "Fear Inoculum" and "7empest," but it's been a week since, and we or I want more Tool!!! 🤩🤘🎸🔥
Tool - Pneuma
Link: ruclips.net/video/5ClCaPmAA7s/видео.html
Tool - Descending
Link: ruclips.net/video/PcSoLwFisaw/видео.html
Tool - Invincible
Link: ruclips.net/video/hxsld16TjSU/видео.html
a great lesser known instrumental is"the funk song" by exit 13. you should give it a shot
lol she says "louder,louder" he's jamming his ass off and says "yeah,uh huh,yeah,uh huh" like he heard her. Epic song
Orion will always have a special place for me 😊
Metallica - My Friend Of Misery
School of Metal Education is paying off. "Louder! Make it louder!"
Yes indeed The Greatest Metal Album ever.
That roundabout intro!!! 🤘🤘 please, react to Tommy the Cat ( live version)
You guys gotta check out to live is to die. It's beautiful
I already knew the song and idk if I should call it a masterpiece or a piece of art (I guess both)
him on burtons 1. bass solo on that song : playing air guitar
me : heartbreak attack
For the cover vs original series. I recommend Linked Horizon Shinzo wa Sasageyo (original) vs Epica Dedicate your Heart (Cover). Epica is a great symphonic metal band that you should check out.