Cliff was awesome. His formal music training really came to help the band. He introduced his bandmates to harmony. And he was not a conventional bass player as he used it as a lead instrument. I would recommend Orion from Master Of Puppets with the bass boosted. It's an instrumental but Cliff's soul is in it.
wow im very impressed, i was comin in here thinkin; ahhw here we go again, 3 Girls, reacting to something they don't know shit about and care, but hell nah i was wrong! y'all know all the names, acknowledged the Skill level, payed respect and credited where credit was due. Nice reaction! definitely react to Master of Puppets live in seattle 1989, it will blow ur mind! and Creeping Death live in moskau 1991 is legendary too (over 1,6 million people attended)
@@danasfaith5738 - You should check out Babymetal. They're amazing. Totally and completely unique. Invented their own genre. BABYMETAL - Ijime, Dame, Zettai "Legend Z" (Live) ruclips.net/video/fMbbvZoHjGo/видео.html I chose an uncommon live version. But they're super popular. Tons of their videos have over 50 million views. This is like their version of For Whom The Bells Toll in that it's always amazing live and in the early years of the band it was usually the show finale.
I'm a 57 year old disabled Air Force vet. I've been listening to them since they first time they came out. Thing I really like about them, is they support Vets and our troops!
this young one makes me think people have a future. she dont look like she want to post a pic of food or smth on insta, she look like she want to bang head to musiac that matters:)
Metallica is timeless! The girls are reacting *exactly* the same way my friends and I did when we first heard Metallica... over 30 years ago. 😐🤘🏻 Good on ya, ladies!!
Cliff was my idol he inspired me to play bass ... My favorite metallica song has to be the last song cliff wrote before he died its on the and justice for all album its called "to live is to die" its an instrumental and its about 9 min long but hearing it you can tell cliff lives in that song...
love this reaction, when i saw 3 girls and so young i thought was just gonna be just another video but you guys know and appreciate good music.. check this song out from seattle '89, along with other songs from that show like master of puppets, blackened and battery
I dont know where yall came from lol but i love how much yall get into it... specially being y'alls age AWESOME 🤘😈🤘 Add this one to the list... "Lepper Messiah" by Metallica
Cliff Burton of metallica died when the band's tour bus in which he was sleeping overturned in Sweden 1986 There is now a memorial stone on the site. not so far from where i live .....
Got to see them back when i was a teen like you back in 1989 during And Justice for All tour with Queensryche opening. I even had backstage passes and to this day have an And Justice for All Album autographed by Kirk, Lars, Jason, and James. I saw a lot of concerts like U2, Rush, Europe, REO Speedwagon etc back then but it was hands down the best concert I ever went to.
Estoy absolutamente impresionado, tres chicas tan jóvenes disfrutando y analizando el FOR WHOM THE BELLS TOLLS en directo, con una cultura musical que ya querrían tener muchos. Ojalá hubiera más jóvenes como vosotras, el mundo sería muchísimo mejor. Ni se os ocurra escuchar regueton, os estoy vigilando. Un abrazo enorme desde Mallorca España.
This is my favorite song. From the first time I heard it. Also one f their shorter songs and after 30 yrs give or take, I still expect/want more song instead of the end
Cliff Burton, the virtuoso of the bass guitar... He is pretty much unmatched in skill and prowess on the instrument. We were robbed hard when that bus tipped over in Sweden. Cliff would have shown us a new world of bass guitar, one we may now never see. He was one of a kind and even still 30 years after his passing people are trying to emulate him and only scratch at the surface of what was his skill level. The other Metallica bass players are no slouches, but even they struggle with Cliff's stuff let alone the way he improvised on top of the original bass lines when they were playing live... Rest in peace mr Burton! You will be missed forever...
You know, I didn't get reaction channels at first. But watching people get into a song/band for the first time rekindled my love for songs that I've heard a millon times.
Rip cliff burton 1962 - 1986, The best metallica bass player, he was involved in an accident with his band, that time he was on a bus with his band he was sitting on the side of the bus window and And their bus crashed and he was thrown out of the bus, and that terrible tragedy is still fresh on their minds from 1986 to the present moment
I saw them in 1986 open for OZZY...Cliff was still alive. Amazing show. One I will NEVER forget. Glad to see the future generations appreciating this music from that era when Metallica were Kings of their domain! Keep up the great work young ladies :)
Happy to see your generation appreciating classic metal, your dad taught you guys well! ...And Justice For All is my favorite album which was released when I started high school; with "One" being my favorite track. Great video, thanks for posting!💯🤙🏼
Metallica was the band that made me become a musician. When I heard the song "One" my mind was blown but yet I was terrified at the same time because of the video and the meaning of the song. They are the most important band to me because of that. I now play guitar, bass, drums, and sing. I don't think I ever would have done it if they wouldn't have inspired me the way they did. My favorite song would probably be The Frayed Ends of Sanity, but it's really hard to pick just one because I love literally their entire discography. I was lucky enough to see them 3 times and it was epic every single time. Can't wait to go again! Also I'm very excited to see your journey through music and see what you think of albums such as Load and Reload which are very misunderstood and heavily criticized. What I love about Metallica is that they weren't afraid to be different and they made some awesome songs because of that even if some people are too close minded to appreciate them.
You should go on their various social media accounts and TELL them how much they impacted your life! You know someone will let them know what you said! At least you won't have any regrets that you didn't speak up...
Do the late Great Stevie Ray Vaughn " Vodooo Chile " probably the most reacted song on RUclips. We just love watching people get blown away by Stevie who died tragically very young in a helicopter accident.
This warms my heart. It is so awesome to see the younger generation that actually like music that is done on REAL INSTRUMENTS!!! Most people these girls age are listening to music that is done with virtual "fake computer programmed" instruments, & the vocals are almost completely auto tuned. I have always said, Rock & Roll needs fresh blood. I get excited when I see a young kid with a Guitar, or a t shirt of a Rock band. You young ladies are AWESOME for noticing REAL instrumental talent!!! Subscriber for life!!! YOU ROCK!!!
My favourites MetallicA´s songs: Call of Ktulu, by Dave Mustaine and Cliff. Anesthesya, by Cliff. One. Fade to Black, Of Wolf and Man and ...and Justice for All. Great job girls! CHEERS FROM MERCEDES; URUGUAY
Back in the 80's James didn't do vocal exercises, he just belted it out. He started doing vocal exercises in the early 2000's because he started having problems singing after a few months on tour. My favorite Metallica song is Creeping Death. Creeping Death is based on the plagues brought down on Pharaoh in the Old Testament.
You have talent, then you have great talent, then you have legend, then you have Cliff Burton who is on a diffrent level entirely. Classically trained, his famous solo - Anesthesia (pulling teeth) he starts his solo by pulling a Jimmy Hendrix ( legend in his own right ) and ends his solo by pulling a Joe Satriani ( another legend in his own right ) - all on a bass guitar with no pick - R.I.P. Clifford Lee Burton 💔😢
If you girls want to see more live old school Metallica,check out the Four Horsemen live 1985 from Germany at the Hammersmith festival,also the 1986 interview with James and Cliff is pretty cool,where they talk about Master of puppets and how things are going so far,and last but not least...Cliff Burton 1983 solo from Cliff Em All which is a tribute video the remaining band members made after Cliffs passing.
You girls are great! Love it so much that you guys are just having fun rocking out! Thats what this music is for! Would be fun to see your reaction to some AC/DC! You deserve all the thumbs up and then some more.👍 BTW, your Megadeth reaction was my first introduction to your channel and, It was Awesome too! Keep Rockin
I first saw Metallica open for Ozzy in 1986 and it was their Master of Puppets tour. Then I saw them again in 91 on the black album and it was the concert in San Diego that was filmed live for all the videos from that album. Because the crowd knew we were being filmed, the energy was incredible! We went screaming nuts for 3 hours straight! I saw them in 2016 too!
Cliff Burtons hometown created a holiday on his birthday. Every year there is a festival called Shake The Pillars Of Heaven. Fun Fact: the bass Cliff is playing is an Aria Pro II that was sold in stores back in the day for around $300. He added a better bridge and pickup. Proof that you dont need ridiculously expensive gear to be a great player. The magic is in your fingers, heart and soul. Btw, not many people know this but this song was actually a poem written during the Revolutionary War.
Yup that was Kirk Hammett and James Hetfield back in the day when they didn't have any Gray in their hair As far as Cliff Burton, he died in a bus crash in Sweden, the bus skidded off the road and rolled onto it's side and Cliff was crushed underneath the bus, he was only 24 years old when he'd died
Hi, this is my favorit Video from Metalica, it is Cliff, and his Power...everything...i miss him. But the Song i like the most is ONE. Check it out;) Greets from Germany
Anesthesia: Pulling Teeth (Metallica, live 1983). Anesthesia: Pulling Teeth is off Metallica's first album "Kill 'Em All". It is pretty much a bass guitar solo by Cliff Burton. Here is a link: ruclips.net/video/lRArbRr-61E/видео.html
James Blew out his voice about 5 years after this video while recording "The Black Album". He had vocal training during the later part of making that album. That's why James's voice is much lower when he sings, and even when he talks.
ahh my lil new generations i was about your ages during that time period blasting this music good too see the new gens adapt to great music keep at it girlies!!!
I enjoyed your reaction, and I respect your appreciation for the music and the performance. Some of my favorite songs from Metallica (besides For Whom The Bell Tolls) are Orion, Call of Cthulu, The Thing That Should Not Be, One, Unforgiven, and Master of Puppets.
Got to see Cliff play with Metallica summer of 1983 in Portland Oregon when I was 13, they were the opening band for NWOBHM group Raven who my dad had taken me to see. Next time I saw Metallica was Oct. 31, 1986 in Vancouver Canada with Metal Church opening, it was their first show back after his death continuing the cancelled Master Of Puppets shows opening for Ozzy. Producer Bob Rock was the bass player, Jason Newsted started playing on the tour a week later. Bob also played rhythm guitar after James suffered burns from a pyro accident on tour, he could be considered an un-official member of the band. RIP Cliff
The band of bands in my book! Just my opinion....Lars Ulrich taught me drums and how to follow him and play! Missing you every day Cliff Burton!!!!🤘🤘🤘🤘🤘🤘
At around 5.20-5.23 if you look closely, someone threw sth on the stage and James gave him the finger without missing a beat. 🤘that is my Metallica. I love how young generations love their music. They are the band I grew up with, and will always be my number one band.
That happy bassist died tragically in a tour accident on the road. I would like you to remember him as that happy wildman on the bass.
Moment of Silence for Cliff Burton please
A unique sound that wont ever be replicated.
The Fallen Horsemen😔😢
A happy, high wildman on the bass.
It's nice to see young people enjoying good live music. Keep going girls!
yeah xD
My words exactly😊
Cliff was awesome. His formal music training really came to help the band. He introduced his bandmates to harmony. And he was not a conventional bass player as he used it as a lead instrument. I would recommend Orion from Master Of Puppets with the bass boosted. It's an instrumental but Cliff's soul is in it.
When one of you said 'What a legend!', you hit the nail right on the head and drove it through the floorboards. Cliff is and always will be.
The little girl cracks me up. She jammin'.
wow im very impressed, i was comin in here thinkin; ahhw here we go again, 3 Girls, reacting to something they don't know shit about and care, but hell nah i was wrong! y'all know all the names, acknowledged the Skill level, payed respect and credited where credit was due. Nice reaction!
definitely react to Master of Puppets live in seattle 1989, it will blow ur mind!
and Creeping Death live in moskau 1991 is legendary too (over 1,6 million people attended)
Thank you
@@danasfaith5738 need to go down the Tool rabbit hole you won't be disappointed. Love your reaction videos keep em up
@@danasfaith5738 - You should check out Babymetal. They're amazing. Totally and completely unique. Invented their own genre.
BABYMETAL - Ijime, Dame, Zettai "Legend Z" (Live)
ruclips.net/video/fMbbvZoHjGo/видео.html
I chose an uncommon live version. But they're super popular. Tons of their videos have over 50 million views. This is like their version of For Whom The Bells Toll in that it's always amazing live and in the early years of the band it was usually the show finale.
Cliff played the bass as if it were a regular guitar.
@@edwardomunoz9299 they are too young for Tool and the prog scene imo ,
I'm a 57 year old disabled Air Force vet. I've been listening to them since they first time they came out. Thing I really like about them, is they support Vets and our troops!
Thank you very much for your service!!
Whoever your parents are, please congratulate them for me because they're raising your girls RIGHT!
this young one makes me think people have a future. she dont look like she want to post a pic of food or smth on insta, she look like she want to bang head to musiac that matters:)
Quick fact: during this song at this concert, James Hetfield flicks off some that threw some thing at him. 5:20
I love how the young girl looks up to her older sister and emulates her. Its so beautiful
Metallica - Blackened (Live Seattle 89)
Metallica is timeless! The girls are reacting *exactly* the same way my friends and I did when we first heard Metallica... over 30 years ago. 😐🤘🏻
Good on ya, ladies!!
If you want to see more of Cliff, check out the live version of Anesthesia Pulling Teeth from Chicago in 1983. Amazing bass solo.
I got to see The Big Four at Yankee Stadium.
Anthrax
Megadeth
Slayer
Metallica
It was the most EPIC concert ever. Y’all keep head banging! \m/ \m/
Lucky Megadeth#1
I them open for Ozzy back in 84
Hi, if you liked Kirk’s playing at the end of the song, I suggest you watch the same song from the Seattle 1989 concert.
JP RC dude yes
Cliff was one of the best bassists ever.
She couldn’t have said it any better “ what a legend”
This 3 girls are amazing!! I wish more teens were like them!!! Loving good music!!!
Cliff was my idol he inspired me to play bass ... My favorite metallica song has to be the last song cliff wrote before he died its on the and justice for all album its called "to live is to die" its an instrumental and its about 9 min long but hearing it you can tell cliff lives in that song...
Great reaction. React to Metallica - Master of puppets live in Seattle 1989
love this reaction, when i saw 3 girls and so young i thought was just gonna be just another video but you guys know and appreciate good music.. check this song out from seattle '89, along with other songs from that show like master of puppets, blackened and battery
Thank you
I dont know where yall came from lol but i love how much yall get into it... specially being y'alls age
AWESOME 🤘😈🤘
Add this one to the list...
"Lepper Messiah" by Metallica
Thank you
Glad to see the younger generation listening to Metallica. I started listening to them in 1987 i was 15. Listen to fade to black and One
please do more metallica reactions!!! loved it so muchhh
Thank you
James never warmed up his voice, which is why he can’t pack the same punch as he did back in 90s and 80s although his tone is still very good
React to Seek & Destroy Live 83'. 20 years old guys.
40*
@@ECxTheMaster They were not 40 in the 80's, what are you on?
@@coryr9938 drugs, thought he was saying it was 20 years ago
The E.K.C. Network what? In 1983 they were all in their 20’s lmao
Watching these girls get so excited about Heavy Metal reminds me so much of my feelings when I was living back in the day.
Good to see someone's adoring Cliff Burton
🤘♥️🤘♥️
\m/
RIP Cliff
I’m a fan of the little girl in the middle!!🤘🏽
Props to whoever it was that introduced you girls to this genre of music.
Cliff Burton of metallica died when the band's tour bus in which he was sleeping overturned in Sweden 1986 There is now a memorial stone on the site. not so far from where i live .....
Great reaction girls. I like how the camera focuses on Cliff and James, and Kirk is just jamming over by himself on the far side of the stage 😂
RIP cliff. these girls are funny. great to see kids watching what I grew up with.
Got to see them back when i was a teen like you back in 1989 during And Justice for All tour with Queensryche opening. I even had backstage passes and to this day have an And Justice for All Album autographed by Kirk, Lars, Jason, and James. I saw a lot of concerts like U2, Rush, Europe, REO Speedwagon etc back then but it was hands down the best concert I ever went to.
Anything from Seattle 1989 will blow you away.
I like the excitement that the band brings and my favorite song would probably have to be nothing else matters
They are actually very stuck on their self.I grew on them,but I still listen to this day☺
Who doesn’t love Metálica.🤟
Estoy absolutamente impresionado, tres chicas tan jóvenes disfrutando y analizando el FOR WHOM THE BELLS TOLLS en directo, con una cultura musical que ya querrían tener muchos. Ojalá hubiera más jóvenes como vosotras, el mundo sería muchísimo mejor. Ni se os ocurra escuchar regueton, os estoy vigilando. Un abrazo enorme desde Mallorca España.
Welcome Home (Santarium) - Metallica ( I love Kirk's solos here especially thre very last one!) Awesome reactions!! I enjoy them all!
This is my favorite song. From the first time I heard it. Also one f their shorter songs and after 30 yrs give or take, I still expect/want more song instead of the end
Cliff Burton, the virtuoso of the bass guitar... He is pretty much unmatched in skill and prowess on the instrument. We were robbed hard when that bus tipped over in Sweden. Cliff would have shown us a new world of bass guitar, one we may now never see. He was one of a kind and even still 30 years after his passing people are trying to emulate him and only scratch at the surface of what was his skill level. The other Metallica bass players are no slouches, but even they struggle with Cliff's stuff let alone the way he improvised on top of the original bass lines when they were playing live... Rest in peace mr Burton! You will be missed forever...
That's cliff in the denim...cliffs a legend on bass. R.I.P. Cliff
You know, I didn't get reaction channels at first. But watching people get into a song/band for the first time rekindled my love for songs that I've heard a millon times.
I'd love to go see Metallica in concert some day! They're my all time favorite metal band!
My dad took me in 2018 to watch them in Pasadena! It was an awesome experience!
@@danasfaith5738 thanks for responding to my comment 💕
@@rogerbilly9660 You are welcome! May you have a great day!
Rip cliff burton 1962 - 1986, The best metallica bass player, he was involved in an accident with his band, that time he was on a bus with his band he was sitting on the side of the bus window and And their bus crashed and he was thrown out of the bus, and that terrible tragedy is still fresh on their minds from 1986 to the present moment
I liked how you noticed Cliff being in sync with Lars. Most people don't realize the roll of the bass. It's starting to come together for you.
I saw them in 1986 open for OZZY...Cliff was still alive. Amazing show. One I will NEVER forget. Glad to see the future generations appreciating this music from that era when Metallica were Kings of their domain! Keep up the great work young ladies :)
Happy to see your generation appreciating classic metal, your dad taught you guys well! ...And Justice For All is my favorite album which was released when I started high school; with "One" being my favorite track. Great video, thanks for posting!💯🤙🏼
You ladies had me at hello, awesome reaction!! Just subbed, keep it up! So glad you all appreciate great music.
Glad to hear that. Thank you for enjoying our reaction.
I have seen Metallica 9 times since 1996, last summer 2 shows
Best thing for me when it comes to Metallica is opening The good the bad The Ugly
Metallica was the band that made me become a musician. When I heard the song "One" my mind was blown but yet I was terrified at the same time because of the video and the meaning of the song. They are the most important band to me because of that. I now play guitar, bass, drums, and sing. I don't think I ever would have done it if they wouldn't have inspired me the way they did.
My favorite song would probably be The Frayed Ends of Sanity, but it's really hard to pick just one because I love literally their entire discography. I was lucky enough to see them 3 times and it was epic every single time. Can't wait to go again!
Also I'm very excited to see your journey through music and see what you think of albums such as Load and Reload which are very misunderstood and heavily criticized. What I love about Metallica is that they weren't afraid to be different and they made some awesome songs because of that even if some people are too close minded to appreciate them.
You should go on their various social media accounts and TELL them how much they impacted your life! You know someone will let them know what you said! At least you won't have any regrets that you didn't speak up...
Hey ladies Cliff was the 2nd bassist
He's been gone for over 30 yrs
And he's still blowing ppl's minds
You are correct Michael. Thank you for letting us know. Thank you for watching
I'm really glad you three enjoy rock and metal so much, but the middle one is a natural. She belongs to the metal community.
Do the late Great Stevie Ray Vaughn " Vodooo Chile " probably the most reacted song on RUclips. We just love watching people get blown away by Stevie who died tragically very young in a helicopter accident.
This warms my heart. It is so awesome to see the younger generation that actually like music that is done on REAL INSTRUMENTS!!! Most people these girls age are listening to music that is done with virtual "fake computer programmed" instruments, & the vocals are almost completely auto tuned. I have always said, Rock & Roll needs fresh blood. I get excited when I see a young kid with a Guitar, or a t shirt of a Rock band. You young ladies are AWESOME for noticing REAL instrumental talent!!! Subscriber for life!!! YOU ROCK!!!
My favourites MetallicA´s songs: Call of Ktulu, by Dave Mustaine and Cliff. Anesthesya, by Cliff. One. Fade to Black, Of Wolf and Man and ...and Justice for All.
Great job girls!
CHEERS FROM MERCEDES; URUGUAY
Next reaction Metallica - Creeping Death moscow 1991 @ master of puppets / whiplash seattle 1989 @ metallica one san diego
And now welcome to the Metal Head Family!!!
Back in the 80's James didn't do vocal exercises, he just belted it out. He started doing vocal exercises in the early 2000's because he started having problems singing after a few months on tour. My favorite Metallica song is Creeping Death. Creeping Death is based on the plagues brought down on Pharaoh in the Old Testament.
You have talent, then you have great talent, then you have legend, then you have Cliff Burton who is on a diffrent level entirely. Classically trained, his famous solo - Anesthesia (pulling teeth) he starts his solo by pulling a Jimmy Hendrix ( legend in his own right ) and ends his solo by pulling a Joe Satriani ( another legend in his own right ) - all on a bass guitar with no pick - R.I.P. Clifford Lee Burton 💔😢
@7:25 would never say he's a great singer, but you described it well. Powerful and perfect for the genre of music.
Trapped under ice is my favorite song off this album. OMG there are so many to choose from but trapped under ice is the Best.
CLIFF BURTON WAS THE LEGENDARY BASSEST TOO PAVE THE WAY !!!🔥🔥🔥🤘🤘🤘
loved the reaction, tnx u crazy girls...
I love your exitement about these classic songs. Keep it up!
Cheers to you future metal head girls! You should definitely check out more metal bands!
If you girls want to see more live old school Metallica,check out the Four Horsemen live 1985 from Germany at the Hammersmith festival,also the 1986 interview with James and Cliff is pretty cool,where they talk about Master of puppets and how things are going so far,and last but not least...Cliff Burton 1983 solo from Cliff Em All which is a tribute video the remaining band members made after Cliffs passing.
Great reaction 👍👍👍.For the start i recommend,one from metallica but you should watch both music video and music itself .Keep it up.
Thank you
The Speed barrier is broken at 770 mph. Cliff, "Hold my beer."
Cliff Burton! R.I.P my friend
You girls are great! Love it so much that you guys are just having fun rocking out! Thats what this music is for! Would be fun to see your reaction to some AC/DC! You deserve all the thumbs up and then some more.👍
BTW, your Megadeth reaction was my first introduction to your channel and, It was Awesome too! Keep Rockin
20 years old and already best
I first saw Metallica open for Ozzy in 1986 and it was their Master of Puppets tour. Then I saw them again in 91 on the black album and it was the concert in San Diego that was filmed live for all the videos from that album. Because the crowd knew we were being filmed, the energy was incredible! We went screaming nuts for 3 hours straight! I saw them in 2016 too!
Cliff Burtons hometown created a holiday on his birthday. Every year there is a festival called Shake The Pillars Of Heaven. Fun Fact: the bass Cliff is playing is an Aria Pro II that was sold in stores back in the day for around $300. He added a better bridge and pickup. Proof that you dont need ridiculously expensive gear to be a great player. The magic is in your fingers, heart and soul. Btw, not many people know this but this song was actually a poem written during the Revolutionary War.
Girls, try IRON MAIDEN, Fear of the Dark live Rock in Rio
Yup that was Kirk Hammett and James Hetfield back in the day when they didn't have any Gray in their hair
As far as Cliff Burton, he died in a bus crash in Sweden, the bus skidded off the road and rolled onto it's side and Cliff was crushed underneath the bus, he was only 24 years old when he'd died
I was so fortunate to see Metallica with Cliff in 1986 opening for Ozzy! It was the night after James broke his arm.
So far, I've seen them 5 times.
You've got the wordS girl, A LEGEND...!!!
Make sure to check out Anesthesia (Pulling Teeth) 1983 if you really want to see Cliff slay that bass like nobody's business. Such an amazing solo.
Rip cliff by far my favorite bass player
You have lots of fun unlike other channels.
Hi, this is my favorit Video from Metalica, it is Cliff, and his Power...everything...i miss him.
But the Song i like the most is ONE. Check it out;) Greets from Germany
love your work : kiss from France !!!!!
Anesthesia: Pulling Teeth (Metallica, live 1983). Anesthesia: Pulling Teeth is off Metallica's first album "Kill 'Em All". It is pretty much a bass guitar solo by Cliff Burton. Here is a link: ruclips.net/video/lRArbRr-61E/видео.html
James Blew out his voice about 5 years after this video while recording "The Black Album". He had vocal training during the later part of making that album. That's why James's voice is much lower when he sings, and even when he talks.
ahh my lil new generations i was about your ages during that time period blasting this music good too see the new gens adapt to great music keep at it girlies!!!
I've listened for years to them, but could never afford to go raising a family. My favorite is Enter "Sandman"..
Let us all appreciate how much of a master of the bass Cliff was.
I enjoyed your reaction, and I respect your appreciation for the music and the performance. Some of my favorite songs from Metallica (besides For Whom The Bell Tolls) are Orion, Call of Cthulu, The Thing That Should Not Be, One, Unforgiven, and Master of Puppets.
1993 concert in Cedar Rapids, Iowa. I worked my way up to the front row and James spit his "water" out in the crowd getting me and everyone around.
Got to see Cliff play with Metallica summer of 1983 in Portland Oregon when I was 13, they were the opening band for NWOBHM group Raven who my dad had taken me to see.
Next time I saw Metallica was Oct. 31, 1986 in Vancouver Canada with Metal Church opening, it was their first show back after his death continuing the cancelled Master Of Puppets shows opening for Ozzy. Producer Bob Rock was the bass player, Jason Newsted started playing on the tour a week later. Bob also played rhythm guitar after James suffered burns from a pyro accident on tour, he could be considered an un-official member of the band.
RIP Cliff
Metallica is the one that got me into listening metal music !! ,🤘
The band of bands in my book! Just my opinion....Lars Ulrich taught me drums and how to follow him and play! Missing you every day Cliff Burton!!!!🤘🤘🤘🤘🤘🤘
On point, Metallifam! Please keep these going, gotta listen to more than 3 songs from them!
The song that started at the end is The Four Horsemen. Check it out. It’s a masterpiece.
Fade to Black is my favorite Metallica song .
At around 5.20-5.23 if you look closely, someone threw sth on the stage and James gave him the finger without missing a beat. 🤘that is my Metallica. I love how young generations love their music. They are the band I grew up with, and will always be my number one band.