MOST GANGSTA CONCERT!? Metallica - St. Anger | Reaction
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- Опубликовано: 10 окт 2021
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MOST GANGSTA CONCERT!? Metallica - St. Anger | Reaction
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I'm glad you liked this song. Not many people do. But I love this song too! When I'm next level angry and I have to get it out, I'll put this on my car stereo, crank it driving down the road and will sing/scream to it until I don't have a voice left. And when I'm done. I'm much less angry. I have a feeling it served the same purpose for James writing and recording it.
I can appreciate how this song helps you. Music does the same for me. Unfortunately this song doesn't do it for me due to the sound of Lars' snare drum sound. As a drummer, that pingy tuning is worse than nails on a chalkboard for me.
Its the best song on the album IMO. I like St. Anger and the Unnamed Feeling. And some parts of Some Kind Of Monster
@@dvon1097 it's probably my second favorite metallica song, i just never connected with a song as much as i did with st. anger like ever, and i agree with the drummer above me, i can imagine that the sound of the snare might not be favorable but it just adds to the attitude of the whole record.
this whole album helped me get through a very dark period. I love this song \m/ \m/
we call that therapy my friend :3
Great song. Massively underappreciated. So much energy
I appreciate this song a lot more now, than when it first came out.
Same
well "we" fans tend to live in the past right? Not really open to new stuff.
@@graeker4286 Thankyou for saying that. I always liked this but when i first heard it I wasn't immersed in their stuff and found that my friends who hated it seemed to just miss the old stuff.
St.anger song is like a therapy when u are angry it helps lot❤
The whole album is therapy
If this was a debut album for any new band... it would be number 1 instantly.
I absolutely LOVE how much you enjoy so many kinds of music!!!.... and especially hard rock/ heavy metal..... you've done your homework!!!!.... Metallica's whole backstory with them and their songs they write, are really impressive 😍❣❣
They actually played their instruments in this video
People need to remember what Metallica was going through when they wrote this album. It's chaotic for a reason. The fact that they were able to overcome all of that and still be going strong today is proof that a lot of magic happened while creating this album. Not for us, but for them. This was never supposed to be an album for the fans. This was an album for the band. It was their therapy. If any of us got any enjoyment at all from it, then cool. If not, then also cool. Metallica got what they needed from this album, and that's all that matters. Because if St. Anger had never happened, they probably wouldn't still be with us today.
Van... You should really check out the "Some Kind of Monster" documentary that was filmed during the making of this album. It's very eye-opening and will make you appreciate this album at least a little more.
Yes he should! It happens to be on Netflix right now, too.
That infamous snare drum! 😂
It’s a pretty fucking angry sound! Especially with a beat like this. If you watch the live dvd it’s not there anymore and it’s a great album playthrough
From the same album... "sweet amber". The song is about beer. Best song on the album
isn't it about Heroin?
No matter how much hate this album got, this was one of my FAVORITE albums. It got me through a lot!
I never understood it, yeah the snare was weird but you get used to it. They were experimenting and I loved it.
Helped me quit cigarettes habit I had for 16 years
Love you guys. I volunteered for three years at San Quentin prison, and became very good friends with a few of those guys in closeup. Some of them are out and contributing in very positive ways to the society in ways you can’t imagine. So please let’s get rid of the stigma and discrimination against incarcerated adults. Please give a plug to “Mount Tamalpais University” a volunteer organization dedicated to rehabilitating prisoners at SQ.
That is, if you give an eff. Thank you
Lots of Metallica....Five Finger Death Punch....Avenged Sevenfold. All those bands have so much music to pair with any aggression you may be feeling. "For Whom the Bell Tolls" by Metallica, and Five Finger Death Punch's cover of "Bad Company" are top-of-the-playlist selections.
Love your channel brotha! Keep it going 👊👍 We are all the LFR family! Peace ✌
If you still volunteer there, stop by A1 and say "hi".
Huge props to you. If anyone needs a few more voices on their side, it’s the incarcerated.
I may not have served in the military but as a fire fighter / first responder, music has got me through things I’ve seen that no one should ever see but I continue to help where I’m needed. & music continues to help me cope with those situations. Spit it Out by Slipknot is my go to song when I gotta get emotions out! Thanks for a great reaction 🤘🏼 much love
Same, I love Slipknot and Metallica.
I'm so glad I was born during the late 50's. I've been exposed to some truly great music. My parents played Lawrence Welk and I started with Elvis and the Beatles. Metallica is what you're likely to hear in my car. CRANK IT UP for the rowdy old woman.
I havent heard this song in years, but remember it very well.
I love this album. Critics be damned. I love this album. It is garage band rock and roll. That is what this is and it's cool as hell.
LOVE this video its SO gangsta!!!!
i love this entire album
Yes
Yes!
Frantic is my favorite
aha same
Great reaction bruh, love the energy and positivity!
The song my uncle listen to when he was in oversees was "Indestructible" by Disturbed
Excellent question from your buddy. Congrats to his family on the new addition ❤️ When I was in Iraq, A lot of my buddies I was with listened to metal music, some listened to country, some listened to hip hop. A few listened to traditional mariachi style Latin music. Just depended on the person and where they were from. The 1 album that helped me out the most was called “Deja Entendu” by the band Brand New.
I can attest to the physicality of performing. From the age of about 16 to 28, I played in numerous bands and was in top form for the entire time. I'm 41 now, and I tell you, I wish for the sharpness I used to have!
Now with Metallica, I learned something important. I saw them live in 2017...and it's actually harder to air drum or headbang than it is to perform! Proper technique dictates you move a certain way, or at least hours of practice let you figure out how to do 45mins+ without stopping.
I recall two and three-hour rehearsals at our studio space and being wired enough to go out to a bar afterward. Music is a lifeforce, for sure!
My brother was sent to Afghanistan and every time they had to go out on patrol they played 'End Of The Line' by Devildriver to remind them just what was at stake for them should they be caught. Brilliant song too, the intro takes you on a journey itself and the drumming and guitars are next level.
I did the same a few times in Iraq. Absolutely love Devildriver
There was a study some years ago where they followed the drummer of INXS (check them out, they got some cool songs) and found that on tour he used more energy than a professional football (=soccer) player during season.
Man, your comments have a lot of depth, love it.
When the breakdown to a chiller mood of this song comes around it feels so trippy & groovy i love it
I'm glad you like this
thanks for your show man
I like this song enough to get mad that the video edit doesn't include James's "OOOH!" after the second verse
The unnamed feeling, dirty window are good songs from this album too
Metallica slipknot and cannibal corpse were my go to’s over there.
AGREE with YOU 100% please keep being you and bringing the fine tracks "we" are sending your way. great job !
Peace to you, all children everywhere....and all who take 11 seconds to read this. THANKS :)
Angra, " Temple of Hate" use this song to work out. The guitarist is now with Megadeath and the lead singer has died since this was released. Great song they are from Brazil.
I'm sending you love mate from AUSTRALIA. I've got a Metallica tattoo on my arm.
I am not much of a Metal fan, but... Metallica really can get to the root of feelings.
best reaction i've seen from this song, thumbs up. most people cry about the drums sound and that there is no guitar solo and shit. but u totally got the idea of the song: ANGER
thats cool man
Dude, I love that you love MetallicA so much. They, besides my father, are the reason I play music. And thank you for calling them athletes. It's a hell of a workout playing shows. Would love to share some of the shit I've been a part of with you man.
Their most gangsta concert was san diego 1992 ;) If you wanna see metallica in their prime watch ANY video from that concert ; you will be blown away
Ive listened to the exact same song while I was in the middle east with the german KSK special forces :D
I have a nephew who is a Tanker, and and another good friend who was in the Army who now is sadly gone but they both told me that they would listen to a Lot of Slayer at ear shattering loud, RIP Garret, a great soldier and an even better drummer!!!!
They also did this one during a bad time after Jason left and James went to rehab. If you watch the movie Some kind of monster it was filmed during this album being recorded. They almost imploded during that time. But there are a few underated songs on this Album, check out the song Frantic, its fast paced
Oh that snare drum 🤣
This is Metallica's "Nu Metal / Garage Band" album....kinda like when KISS released a Disco album called Dynasty. They don't play any songs from this album anymore when they tour. Watch "Some Kind of Monster" on Netflix, very good movie.
AWESOME reaction ! Please check out the song Frantic which is from the St. Anger album !
For Whom the Bells Toll is one of my favorite Metallica songs, also 1st Edition with Kenny Roger's did this song in the 60s
Ak-47’s, M-16’s, helicopters, artillery and screams. Thats mostly what was listened to back in 67, 68, 69. Some CCR on occasion.
I actually love this album now.
One of the top 3 songs/album that got me through some really dark times was ashes of the wake by lamb of god. The song ashes of the wake on the album ashes of the wake is still one of the craziest riffs and drumming I've ever heard in a metal band.
damn got a new intro bro? nice intro dude! how you been van?
Thanxx
Hi Van, once again a true reaction from the heart, as music gives, if you enjoyed this one maybe you'll also like Frantic and or the unnamed feeling who also have that raw energy
Lars actually was an athlete, truth be told.. he was in California to play tennis in college.
One day Metallica looked in the mirror and said."Yo Yo Metallica Yo who do they call you Metallica Yo"?.said Metallica in a metallic voice.
I think producer Bob Rock said recently that 'St. Anger' was ultimately a lost game... U could put together a team w/ a winning formula, but somehow still fail to score a winning album.
Failed? I loved it
I'm sure Lars imposing that snare tuning on him had something to do with that statement.
You should react to Frantic from the same album. Its my all time favorite Metallica song.
My bf used to play this super loud when he was angry/upset/pissed off at me , hasn't done that in years = adulting
When I got shot in Iraq, I rolled into the firefight listening to Disposable Heroes by Metallica. I will always associate that song with that firefight.
Hey I'm Jon
I just watched your Tom McDonald Don't look down video where you did with Jojo I like what he said at the end of the video about projecting it's cool that there's some young people that aren't brainwashed and seem wise beyond their age love you guys bro keep up good work remember there's people like this around the whole world that's truly woke
Great song great album. I’m a Funkadelic, Living Colour, Bad Brains, 24-7 Spyz dude with jazz (especially free jazz) as a musical foundation so when this came out in 2003/2004 it spoke to me. I had seen the documentary “Some Kind of Monster” before seeing the “St. Anger” or “Frantic” so the rough, raw sound of this album made sense right down tot the trash can banging drums. Punk energy, it’s my favorite Metallica joint. One caveat, I come from a different musical school and metal heads and lifelong Metallica fans will obviously feel differently. But this for me has Nirvana early Bad Brains energy and I still dig it.🖤🖤🖤🖤 Fun fact: Lars grew up with a family steeped in real jazz music in Europe and his godfather was none other than jazz immortal Dexter Gordon! Facts.
I have always loved metallica. Alot of people hated on them for the load albums and st anger albums. Every band evolves and changes their sound but since it was metallica everyone hated it. This album came out right before we shipped out to Afghanistan so it was new metallica and i loved every second. This album helped get me through. The other song was bodies, by drowning pool. That song became the anthem to alot of overseas deployments.
Everybody hated this album because of the off snare sound but I loved it. Solid song writing, then again some people hated anything that wasn't Ride the Lightning or And Justice for all so whatever. If I remember correctly I don't think there's even a single guitar solo on this album, which some people couldn't "handle."
P.S. I'm pretty sure this was a nod to Johnny Cash, who also played at San Quentin in the 50's. Also, some songs I know that were popular with our soldiers in Iraq was "Let the Bodies Hit the Floor" and Cake's "The Roof is on Fire"
My ex was an ex marine and he listened to a lot of Metallica and things like that
And good fucking review bro!
Check out Warpath "unbroken" or "No mercy" the channel is Warpath topic. "Sleep" is another good one, maybe they will get new fans.
The meme snare! Sounds like Lars is hitting a metal bin lid and no one thought that this was a terrible idea. Gotta love the early 2000s!
It sounds like an angry ass snare. I can see what they were going for. It’s almost machine like when he’s playing fast
Those are real imates in the music video
Yo Van. You want to see a badass prison video? Check out Repentless from Slayer. It’s part of a trilogy of songs that is basically a mini movie. Danny Trejo is in it….
This channel is dope
You are dope
@@LFRFAMILY aaahhh yeah
Def one of my go-to's for pure adrenaline. Not sure it was the best idea in SQ lol..Peace..stay safe :)
It makes no fucking sense to me how a human being can dislike this song
If you liked this song LFR, i would gladly recommend some other songs from St.anger, you should really check out the songs Frantic, Unnamed feeliing, and maybe, Its my world.
You got a reaction on Jonny Cash at SAN Quinton? I love this but Jonny was a pioneering. ❤
Went to Iraq from 2003 - 2004 my choice music was Metallica, Eminem & D12, six feet under, biohazard, skinless, cky, evanescence, and sick of it all. Kept me motivated got me in the right frame of mind before every mission kept me awake for days on end oh and Fun Fact captured insurgents hated heavy metal so we ended up getting a ton of intel off them
My deployment to Afghanistan I listened to mostly metal. Slipknot, Parkway Drive, and any death metal we could find 🤘
Best reactor on RUclips, hands down💫
Bullshit.
Van is the GOAT
suggest hed pe- raise hell , its a metal version of lil john crunk genre
😁🤘
You should react to Morgan Wallen warning, wasted on you, Silverado for sale, really the whole dangerous album is great.
And you funny as hell dude crazy ass sense of humor that's cool though
You like drums need to check out hell yeah anything by them Vinny Paul (rip) was one of the greatest drummers
critics know nothing, this shit slaps
Check out Atmosphere - Barcade ft. Aesop Rock and MF Doom
What got me through was a variety of Metallica, Kid Rock, and Toby Keith, throw in some Nuggent every now and again . It was by far Metallica I was listening to most. As far as songs: Enter Sandman, Don’t Tread on Me, Seek and Destroy, and Creeping Death along with Whiplash and Motorbreath. It wasn’t until my bout with painkillers following my 3rd deployment that I fully had appreciation for Master of Puppets. Puppets is a daily staple for me now.
Hell yeah they are athletes, I don’t think I’ve ever seen a fat member of a metal band. You have to be in hella shape to maintain 180-250 beats per minute for 6-7 minutes at a time. Oh yeah One and Disposable Heroes were both in heavy rotation during my first 2 deployments.
I fucks with you bro,salute man much respect stay up family
Check out trapped under ice by Metallica bro that’s the song that get me out of my dark place.
I still don't understand why people don't like this song. I think it just totally rocks the F out!!! I think it's Lars snare, (which I hate too) but, not enough to hate the whole song!!! Right?
potentially my favourite anger song is 'King Kill 33 - Marilyn Manson'
You gotta watch with your Family "Some Kind of Monster" (Metallica Documentary on Netflix)
Aaaaaaahhhhhhh!!!!! The SNARE!!! 😖😖😖😖😖
Try to do "the day that never comes"
Next is frantic from same album
no these guys are not my first thought of metal. megadeth slayer iron maiden, king diamond and others but punk is my thing og misfits samhain and danzig...born in 77 sir so i can speak on metal..found it at age 9
9:27 - Oh yeah, I know all too real my man.....
Weird seeing a jail music video without Danny Trejo lol he's in the Slayer prison video tho
I love this song, and I would love it so much more if they changed that damn drum sound, my god I just wish they’d remaster st anger with good drums, it could be a much more respected and enjoyable album if they did
bands called MUSHROOMHEAD the song .. Worlds Collide
@Stay Sharp no its Mushroomhead .. there might be a song by powerman 5000 exactly named but im going for the Mushroomhead one .... yes I love it
Mushroomhead - Worlds Collide
10:25 = TICKETS TO THE GUN SHOW
Lars the drummer was a pro tennis player
...since Johnny Cash went to Folsum.
Yes. America's best hard rock/metal band. In the world? Lovebites from Japan. Yep. I said it. Have you checked out Lovebites? Try Holy War. Live. From Last year. Dare you.
Despite the many flaws this album and era of metallica had, You gotta give them props for this music video, Probably on their most metal videos ever.. Its real stuff aswell as the on from the day that never comes , compared with the cringy childish Gorillaz influenced animations they been using in 72 seasons and Hardwired to self destruct..
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