Bruh this energy. It's the power of music. As a metal fan, I get so much joy from watching this type of videos. A lot of people think metal is dark and shit, but music is music. It's all about spreading good vibes, I'm glad all these reaction channels are doing metal, because as dark as it may seem on the surface, it really only speaks about shit we all go through, just from a different perspective. Great video, keep up the good work.
Lol, agreed. We love metal because some of us are more intense individuals than others. And metal is the only music that helps calm that intensity for me.
That opening titles of the movie Zombieland is frickin’ the business! Awesome junxtapos of music and visuals. Also, the title scene of the first Kingsman movie is almost as good (using a Dire Straits song).
That's what I love about reactions from people who only listened to rap before. The discovery of how important the instrumental parts are. Not taking away anything from rap, it's not my thing but it's not like you can enjoy the music all that much. It's cool to see you enjoying it for the first time. Good reaction man, keep it up, you're very intuitive.
Dude.....You nailed it! I'm a grown-ass man, yet when certain metal songs come on (like this one), the windows go down in my P.O.S. car and I feel...........dangerous. A perfect description.
@@richarddimeck4578 absolutely works. Gives you a channel for the negativity, increases the adrenaline levels, then *directs* those into what is a positive experience, i.e. listening to something you enjoy. When the adrenaline dump subsides (quickly ) you get an endorphin release followed by an emotional and physical exhaustion. Controlled, it appears to be more like a subdued (read: calm) state. You are more conscious of the music, which distracts your thoughts, allowing your brain to begin to reject the source of the anger by way of aversion. Which is why it's "hard to stay white-hot pissed". This is a very basic principle of anger management skills.
Hey OTC, What you described is the core of metal music; it's all about pure energy and emotion fused with a deeper sense of musicianship. It's about creating music that takes you on a journey. This song is as you've read in the comments below is about the book by Earnest Hemingway by the same title, which is a war novel. The next time you listen to this song, pay closer attention to the lyrics, and you'll appreciate the composition even more. Actually, hearing this song when I was only 12 made me want to read the book. The song captures the reality of war as the book does, and this was the genius of Metallica, particularly the early days of the band. Man, I love to see rap or Hip Hop heads listen to metal and actually like it. You get it dude. This is metal, and there is so much more amazing music you may like still out there for you to discover, new and old. I'm happy to come along with you on your journey as a metalhead who also appreciates rap/hip hop and various other genres of music. I've been a metalhead since I was 12, but have always been open to all types of music, and the older I grew, the more open-minded I became. It's important to keep an open mind because there's so, so much unique, wonderful music out there for us all to discover. It's about keeping an open mind and letting the music speak for itself, not the various lemmings of mainstream society speak about it for you. -Peace and metal
Will post here too ruclips.net/video/E3Os2Z6OF60/видео.html To live is to die - Metallica Your comment on the other Metallica video about the instruments being apart of the song made me think you would like this one plus I figured a heap of other people will request the more popular songs anyway. This song is purely an instrumental and is a tribute to their late bass player Cliff Burton who died in a bus crash while on tour in Sweden in 1986. It's deliberately a very incomplete song full of mixed riffs and licks that cliff wrote and stuff the other band members wrote to capture their emotion about his death. It's a powerful song, I think you'll enjoy it. Even though he passed 2 years before this was released it's his last writing credit for Metallica and definitely the end of an era in the Metallica world. There is a poem in there near the end that Cliff was fond of. That's the only lyrics you'll need to worry about though. ENJOY!
"I feel more dangerous when listening to rock music" Ahahahaa! So true when driving down the highway really have to keep an eye on speedometer or end up doing 100 mph
I picked this album off the shelf in the Navy Exchange simply for the cover in 1985. It changed my life... and for everyone in my barracks. And he hasn't even heard Ride the Lightning.... And btw... I'm gonna follow you just for your honest comments.
What’s crazy about metal/rock is the influence and sound within each other, wether it be traditional or not, alternative or traditional and I like metal to, specifically more vocals with higher bpms (beats per minute) cause like you said, it gets you energized for the day and for whatever you’re doing.
You are absolutely correct about the importance of all instrument contributions to a rock song, but don't sell rap instrumentals short. They are fundamental to the song as well.
The opening riff is bass guitar…I was shocked to learn that. Your comment about “being more dangerous “…I listened to this and other songs before my hockey games. I DEFINITELY felt that way!
metal is all about stirring emotions up , getting you raw and emotional, angry and hyped , a lot of rap is too, the approach is just different but the end goal is the same. really if it appeals to you its just whatever you need at the time.
Fun fact the 49ers play this song when the players go into the field. I work in one of the warehouses in the stadium and this song always gets me pumped up when they play it!!🤘🏽
I've heard this song so many times, but for some reason I felt the need to start sobbing when I heard it this time: just from the raw, brutal *beauty* of it. Gosh I love this song.
This is the song that in the 80s made my jaw drop & I knew I HAD to have this album, which I bought a few days later, as soon as I got my itty bitty check that is.
Fade to Black - Metallica An absolutely DEEP song about suicide and depression. ... one of those songs that makes you think and tugs at emotions you didn't know you have. Lyrics are a must.
the long intro, if you ever listen to this song again. imagine sitting in the back of an armored vehicle, heading towards explosions and flying bullets in the distance, then when the pace picks up is the point where you jump out the vehicle and go on by foot "in to the endless gray" and "the raging glow" if you do that, suddenly it makes sense. like the lead up to the battle, the march into war. something like that. also, i really liked your comment of feeling like a biker or a rebel, because back in those times that was certainly the point of the music, but i think the instruments in rock and metal music, its almost as if they speak to something primal. it just hypes you up, just like you said. metal and rock concerts the energy in the crowd is something else.
When metallica was finally recognized at the Grammy awards back in 88 or 89 it was a big day. We never had a moment so that was celebrated. Same with rap now. We all waited. Metal was shunned for a long ass time
If you want to check out a live performance from metallica give the song creeping death a try performed in front of 1.6 million Russians in Moscow in 1991 you can thank me later
Rapping about guns or money is much different than feeling the pain or love that heavy metal can bring in you. emotions are more powerful than any hand held weapon.
I appreciate your appreciation of the instrumentals! Alot of reviewers with a hip hop background are turned off by them. No instrumentals, no metal lol
Metallica's a bit special in the thrash metal world, and this song is a good example. First, hit wikipedia up for the structure of a baroque dance suite, and compare to how this is put together. Metallica playing to a set of 200-300 year old rules that *work*... Second, the song's basis is Hemingway's 'For Whom the Bell Tolls', which is a hell of a read as well... in book and lyric, all about going through with the plan even though circumstances have changed and there's no real reason anymore, even though it may kill you.
There's something extremely primal about heavy metal, last time I saw Metallica was at the Irvine forum... Took my mom and we both hit the mosh pit!!!!😎
Playing Instruments takes talent. That’s the HUGE difference. Not cutting other music down but there’s simply no comparison. Lyrics are usually meaningful as well. Love your channel👍
One of the beautiful things about metal is that it almost always has to be made as a team. Very few metal artists can do everything at once. The members and their instruments have to work together. They weave together. It's all teamwork.
Your reaction to this genre of music is pure. I personally appreciate how much respect you pay to the different instruments as they work together to create the sound. I'm not sure if anyone has suggested the S&M album. It is an album of classic Metallica songs with an orchestra backing them. When you experience that album, it really emphasizes the complexity of metal.
The music along with the lyrics are very seriously helping the listener to feel the seriousness of the situation of the combatants! Every instrumental note and lyrical note and the sound with the feeling in the voice is essential for making it real to the listener!
When I think of Metallica in movie soundtracks, Master of Puppets in the movie 'Old School' is the first thing to come to mind. Who hasn't seen that movie?
Really enjoyed this. You nailed it about the instruments being the song, it doesn’t just start when the singing does. The drummer saying “bitch ass n****” to shut down the singer claiming to be when the song starts was hilarious. And your face and head banging was awesome. And FYI, this very song was played at the start of Zombieland. It’s not a classic horror movie, and is actually more of a recent comedy, but it’s got zombies galore.
We used to say in the nineties that listening to Metallica makes you want to punch someone in the face. You’re feeling that same energy you’re talking about
Thank you for your videos. I love when you said the band is part of the song. They are making that sound with their hands, and emotions. I love and grew up on Hip Hop, Rap, Motown, Rock, Classical. My favorites are NWA, Wu Tang, Eric B. and Rakim, Leaders of the New School, Beastie, Method Man/Red Man, because of the sound, talented flow, and the stories they tell. I feel the POWER in the music/lyrics. The power of Barry White in a love song. The power of the message like from Public Enemy. The Power of the beat in a song like Sucker MC (old Run DMC) pure kick, snare and clap. Grooviest beat, and simple. The power in a voice like Aretha or Patti. Metal has its own power, in the Guitar sound, big drums etc.. It's all about power and energy=emotion. All genres of music have their power, and shouldn't be compared against each other, to me they are different. You def made sense, and it's cool to see ppl enjoy the power in whatever music they listening to. Keep making the vids, we appreciate it, thanks again.
You get the point of heavy metal and I freaking love that! The guitars, bass, and drums are all part of the song so you're definitely right! You rock man!
Some metal facts! : This was in the movie Zombieland! In the opening credits and end credits, if I remember right. And that energy is what metal is all about, in my opinion. And that's why you see mosh pits and "wall of death" which you could make some video reactions to that if you wanted to. Also, Metallica has 3 instrumentals that feel like they tell a story all on their own: Orion, Call of The Ktulu, and Anesthesia (Pulling Teeth), which is a bass solo.
love his reaction during the opening instrumental 😂😂😂 im 34... die hard hip hop fan... also die hard metallica fan...never could explain it...but thats my exact face.... the drums the guitar theres so.much cold ass shit goin on all u can do is feel the fuck out it 😂😂😂😂
And that riff in the beginning is an actual effing bass guitar :) To think what Cliff Burton would have become :( If you wanna watch/react to one of the best bass solos recorded, type pulling teeth live 1983.
Metallica 'pulling teeth' cliff Burton's legendary solo 'harvester of sorrow' live Moscow 91. The god that failed. No leaf clover. Sanitarium. Just a few good songs too give a check
I've grown up with heavy metal and its interesting to see these 'reaction' type videos. It makes me remember my first reaction and most of the time i was stoned, getting high or wsnt to get high because i love this music. Thx for the video.
I remember hearing Metallica for the first time. I was 17 back in 84. Fight fire with fire was the track. OMG!!! It changed me completely. Also I loved NWAs first record and for my close friends and I we felt dangerous listening to it. Both genre's help realease the aingst and negative energy in a positive way. Worked hard and struggled every day. Rap and Metal helped me through. I still love it and appreciate your videos. Subbed today.
You're right about the energy. My buddies and I used Metallica as a way to get pumped before a rumble (we used to rumble in middle and high school) back in '86 and '87...try Damage, Inc on your next one!
Metallica have written songs about some pretty heavy topics. You should listen to Fade to Black and/or The Day That Never Comes. They're not the typically thrash tracks but the lyrics are really well written
Make his fight on the hill in the early day Constant chill deep inside Shouting gun, on they run through the endless grey On the fight, for they are right, yes, by who's to say? For a hill men would kill, why? They do not know Stiffened wounds test there their pride Men of five, still alive through the raging glow Gone insane from the pain that they surely know For whom the bell tolls Time marches on For whom the bell tolls Take a look to the sky just before you die It is the last time you will Blackened roar massive roar fills the crumbling sky Shattered goal fills his soul with a ruthless cry Stranger now, are his eyes, to this mystery He hears the silence so loud Crack of dawn, all is gone except the will to be Now they see what will be, blinded eyes to see For whom the bell tolls Time marches on For whom the bell tolls
Bruh this energy. It's the power of music. As a metal fan, I get so much joy from watching this type of videos. A lot of people think metal is dark and shit, but music is music. It's all about spreading good vibes, I'm glad all these reaction channels are doing metal, because as dark as it may seem on the surface, it really only speaks about shit we all go through, just from a different perspective. Great video, keep up the good work.
Whenever people complain about music being 'dark' I trot out all of the amazing metal ballads and love songs.
It's dark, it's mean, it's fucking power
Am I evil, yes I am!!!!
"pop music is TRULY dark, because it's what our government uses to pacify us.
no doubt
“When I listen to Metal, I feel more dangerous”....lol...that’s awesome!
I know right?? That's how YOU'RE support to feel. This guy gets it. It's all about being raw, being a badass just by headbanging and listening
Lol, agreed. We love metal because some of us are more intense individuals than others. And metal is the only music that helps calm that intensity for me.
July Johnson Calm the intensity? Shiiieett, when I’m driving I become MORE intense LOL
Heavy Metal Music Summons and Releases Demonic Entities ....in which we can receive unknowingly ....
I came for metallica but i stayed for the glorious afro.
I love it
Carl on Duty
‘I automatically feel like I’m in a biker gang.’ That one got you a sub..... hilarious 😂
Actually this song played on the beginning credits of zombieland.
True. It helped me appreciate the song more, too.
And Dawn of the Dead.
That opening titles of the movie Zombieland is frickin’ the business! Awesome junxtapos of music and visuals. Also, the title scene of the first Kingsman movie is almost as good (using a Dire Straits song).
What a great flick!
😉
Rhythmic head bobbing automatic with rocks songs..... you don't realize you're doing it until you put your head through some sheetrock......🤟🤟🤟🤟🤟🤟🤟🤟
LOL! I noticed that about everyone of these new people reacting to metal for the first time. Head bobbing is just part of metal music. xD I love it.
Primal
That's what I love about reactions from people who only listened to rap before. The discovery of how important the instrumental parts are. Not taking away anything from rap, it's not my thing but it's not like you can enjoy the music all that much. It's cool to see you enjoying it for the first time. Good reaction man, keep it up, you're very intuitive.
Dude.....You nailed it! I'm a grown-ass man, yet when certain metal songs come on (like this one), the windows go down in my P.O.S. car and I feel...........dangerous. A perfect description.
It's adrenaline, my man! Metal makes me feel great and, oddly enough, calms me when I'm stressed. Glad you enjoyed this 👍
Metal soothes me when I'm pissed as well...normally a tune that's angrier than me works like a charm 😂
@@richarddimeck4578 absolutely works. Gives you a channel for the negativity, increases the adrenaline levels, then *directs* those into what is a positive experience, i.e. listening to something you enjoy. When the adrenaline dump subsides (quickly ) you get an endorphin release followed by an emotional and physical exhaustion. Controlled, it appears to be more like a subdued (read: calm) state. You are more conscious of the music, which distracts your thoughts, allowing your brain to begin to reject the source of the anger by way of aversion. Which is why it's "hard to stay white-hot pissed".
This is a very basic principle of anger management skills.
So when my brother gets in sour moods he says that metal just makes him more frustrated. I tell him he's insane because metal is soothing.
Head banging is infectious ain’t it
Hey OTC,
What you described is the core of metal music; it's all about pure energy and emotion fused with a deeper sense of musicianship. It's about creating music that takes you on a journey. This song is as you've read in the comments below is about the book by Earnest Hemingway by the same title, which is a war novel. The next time you listen to this song, pay closer attention to the lyrics, and you'll appreciate the composition even more. Actually, hearing this song when I was only 12 made me want to read the book. The song captures the reality of war as the book does, and this was the genius of Metallica, particularly the early days of the band.
Man, I love to see rap or Hip Hop heads listen to metal and actually like it. You get it dude. This is metal, and there is so much more amazing music you may like still out there for you to discover, new and old. I'm happy to come along with you on your journey as a metalhead who also appreciates rap/hip hop and various other genres of music. I've been a metalhead since I was 12, but have always been open to all types of music, and the older I grew, the more open-minded I became. It's important to keep an open mind because there's so, so much unique, wonderful music out there for us all to discover. It's about keeping an open mind and letting the music speak for itself, not the various lemmings of mainstream society speak about it for you.
-Peace and metal
THIS DUDE GETS IT!
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@@RudeLifeX submitted one :)
Will post here too
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To live is to die - Metallica
Your comment on the other Metallica video about the instruments being apart of the song made me think you would like this one plus I figured a heap of other people will request the more popular songs anyway. This song is purely an instrumental and is a tribute to their late bass player Cliff Burton who died in a bus crash while on tour in Sweden in 1986. It's deliberately a very incomplete song full of mixed riffs and licks that cliff wrote and stuff the other band members wrote to capture their emotion about his death. It's a powerful song, I think you'll enjoy it. Even though he passed 2 years before this was released it's his last writing credit for Metallica and definitely the end of an era in the Metallica world. There is a poem in there near the end that Cliff was fond of. That's the only lyrics you'll need to worry about though.
ENJOY!
Through the Never
I’m glad that fans of other genres can appreciate heavy metal
"I feel more dangerous when listening to rock music" Ahahahaa! So true when driving down the highway really have to keep an eye on speedometer or end up doing 100 mph
Im a strict metalhead expanding out its amazing for me to see a rap fans reaction of metal like mirror its awesome
This song is based on a book by Earnest Hemingway
For whom The Bell Tolls
Published in 1940
Wrong....This is based on an essay written by john donne in 1624 called 'No man is an island' or 'meditation 17'
@@josephgately2378 the title phrase originated from the poem ,which Hemingway used, but the song is based on the book.
www.songfacts.com/facts/metallica/for-whom-the-bell-tolls
Ernest. He wasn't that firm in his conviction.
I picked this album off the shelf in the Navy Exchange simply for the cover in 1985. It changed my life... and for everyone in my barracks. And he hasn't even heard Ride the Lightning.... And btw... I'm gonna follow you just for your honest comments.
Master of puppets or disposable heroes by Metallica next please
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Master of puppets is so over rated... battery. Sanitarium. Bleeding me!
@@justinmayus1834 overrted he said!
LOL
Craig Hipsher For saaaaan
Logan Montgomery best Metallica song IMO
What’s crazy about metal/rock is the influence and sound within each other, wether it be traditional or not, alternative or traditional and I like metal to, specifically more vocals with higher bpms (beats per minute) cause like you said, it gets you energized for the day and for whatever you’re doing.
You are absolutely correct about the importance of all instrument contributions to a rock song, but don't sell rap instrumentals short. They are fundamental to the song as well.
The opening riff is bass guitar…I was shocked to learn that. Your comment about “being more dangerous “…I listened to this and other songs before my hockey games. I DEFINITELY felt that way!
3:02 the instrument isn't just a part of the song it IS the song. You gotta love the 2min intros
Great choice and great reaction. Creeping Death off the same album please with lyrics. An old fashioned gospel song Metallica style
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Lol. It is an old fashioned gospel song.
metal is all about stirring emotions up , getting you raw and emotional, angry and hyped , a lot of rap is too, the approach is just different but the end goal is the same. really if it appeals to you its just whatever you need at the time.
Fun fact the 49ers play this song when the players go into the field. I work in one of the warehouses in the stadium and this song always gets me pumped up when they play it!!🤘🏽
Loved this and please do
One by Metallica
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I love the video it’s really beautiful but I would rather you do the the lyrics cause I don’t want you to miss some stuff
Agreed.
I've heard this song so many times, but for some reason I felt the need to start sobbing when I heard it this time: just from the raw, brutal *beauty* of it.
Gosh I love this song.
This is the song that in the 80s made my jaw drop & I knew I HAD to have this album, which I bought a few days later, as soon as I got my itty bitty check that is.
For whom the bell tolls... It tolls for thee
Fade to Black - Metallica
An absolutely DEEP song about suicide and depression. ... one of those songs that makes you think and tugs at emotions you didn't know you have. Lyrics are a must.
the long intro, if you ever listen to this song again. imagine sitting in the back of an armored vehicle, heading towards explosions and flying bullets in the distance, then when the pace picks up is the point where you jump out the vehicle and go on by foot "in to the endless gray" and "the raging glow"
if you do that, suddenly it makes sense. like the lead up to the battle, the march into war. something like that.
also, i really liked your comment of feeling like a biker or a rebel, because back in those times that was certainly the point of the music, but i think the instruments in rock and metal music, its almost as if they speak to something primal. it just hypes you up, just like you said. metal and rock concerts the energy in the crowd is something else.
been listening to this band for 30 yrs... still get excited af..
Anestesia (pulling teeth) live. Cliff burton
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I know yhis is an old video but when you talked about the intruments being apart of the so g it made me hella happy
When metallica was finally recognized at the Grammy awards back in 88 or 89 it was a big day. We never had a moment so that was celebrated. Same with rap now. We all waited. Metal was shunned for a long ass time
Love this song! Glad you reacted to it #rudeones
Every hockey player knows this song
Mn_Hockey34 ?
Lol MN thing to say
This song played in the beginning of Zombieland in the opening credits. So you weren't far off lol.
Haha your comments during the "intro" just got you another subscription. Spot on.
You are 100% correct! The song starts when the music starts.
If you want to check out a live performance from metallica give the song creeping death a try performed in front of 1.6 million Russians in Moscow in 1991 you can thank me later
ONE BY METALLICA NEXT 🤘🏻🤘🏻🤘🏻🤘🏻
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BIG $B fan but grew up on this!!! 🔥🔥🔥 bad ass vid bro didn’t know you would do this loved it #rudeones
Their performance of this song at Woodstock 94 was amazing..
Rapping about guns or money is much different than feeling the pain or love that heavy metal can bring in you. emotions are more powerful than any hand held weapon.
I appreciate your appreciation of the instrumentals! Alot of reviewers with a hip hop background are turned off by them. No instrumentals, no metal lol
Gotta do Black Sabbath War Pigs, the original metal.
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Nah faith No more version
I agree with you. War Pigs is a great song to listen to.
Yeah, once you go Black, you never go back(get it, hehehe)
Metallica's a bit special in the thrash metal world, and this song is a good example.
First, hit wikipedia up for the structure of a baroque dance suite, and compare to how this is put together. Metallica playing to a set of 200-300 year old rules that *work*...
Second, the song's basis is Hemingway's 'For Whom the Bell Tolls', which is a hell of a read as well... in book and lyric, all about going through with the plan even though circumstances have changed and there's no real reason anymore, even though it may kill you.
There's something extremely primal about heavy metal, last time I saw Metallica was at the Irvine forum... Took my mom and we both hit the mosh pit!!!!😎
when i listen to rock music i feel like im in a biker gang... hell ya brother... FREEDOM, POWER, ELECTRIC all in one.
This is dope yo haha, I grew up as a kid listening to Metallica it’s crazy to me to think people haven’t heard them!
Great heavy rock music is made by a BAND. A band. This guy understands this
He said "It sounds like the beginning to a 70s 80s hardcore movie"......It was the opening song for Zombieland.
It’s fun to see someone find out just why rock is fucking badass for the first time...or one of the first times
I like how he says it gives him energy to go to work the music does have a lot of energy
Playing Instruments takes talent. That’s the HUGE difference. Not cutting other music down but there’s simply no comparison. Lyrics are usually meaningful as well. Love your channel👍
One of the beautiful things about metal is that it almost always has to be made as a team. Very few metal artists can do everything at once. The members and their instruments have to work together. They weave together. It's all teamwork.
Awesome thing about this song ..it's 34 years old...and still rocks...was on the movie Zombieland... thanks for sharing 👊
Fun fact: Triple H user this song as his entrance theme on WrestleMania once. It was on his second match against The Undertaker.
Rage against the machine- Bulls on parade
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Good suggestion 🤘🏽
That's not metal enough
Robert Ihme what do you mean the opening riff is killer deep
Your reaction to this genre of music is pure. I personally appreciate how much respect you pay to the different instruments as they work together to create the sound. I'm not sure if anyone has suggested the S&M album. It is an album of classic Metallica songs with an orchestra backing them. When you experience that album, it really emphasizes the complexity of metal.
3:46 LMAOO best explanation of how important cohesiveness is in metal
Bro...itz a fact..
Hiphop headz loooove Metallica
Metal head love hip hop too
@@johnwray393 word
I ain’t gonna lie...I like this fuckin dude
The music along with the lyrics are very seriously helping the listener to feel the seriousness of the situation of the combatants! Every instrumental note and lyrical note and the sound with the feeling in the voice is essential for making it real to the listener!
That opening riff from 1:44 onwards is actually Cliff Burton playing his bass.
When I think of Metallica in movie soundtracks, Master of Puppets in the movie 'Old School' is the first thing to come to mind. Who hasn't seen that movie?
Fun fact: The intro for this song is not a guitar but played on bass guitar by the late Cliff Burton.
Really enjoyed this. You nailed it about the instruments being the song, it doesn’t just start when the singing does. The drummer saying “bitch ass n****” to shut down the singer claiming to be when the song starts was hilarious.
And your face and head banging was awesome.
And FYI, this very song was played at the start of Zombieland. It’s not a classic horror movie, and is actually more of a recent comedy, but it’s got zombies galore.
Zombieland is pretty funny. Good movie. Thanks for the support
React to Metallica - Master of puppets
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Obey your master
So over rated! Battery. Sanitarium. Bleeding me!
We used to say in the nineties that listening to Metallica makes you want to punch someone in the face. You’re feeling that same energy you’re talking about
Thank you for your videos. I love when you said the band is part of the song. They are making that sound with their hands, and emotions.
I love and grew up on Hip Hop, Rap, Motown, Rock, Classical. My favorites are NWA, Wu Tang, Eric B. and Rakim, Leaders of the New School, Beastie, Method Man/Red Man, because of the sound, talented flow, and the stories they tell. I feel the POWER in the music/lyrics.
The power of Barry White in a love song.
The power of the message like from Public Enemy.
The Power of the beat in a song like Sucker MC (old Run DMC) pure kick, snare and clap. Grooviest beat, and simple.
The power in a voice like Aretha or Patti.
Metal has its own power, in the Guitar sound, big drums etc.. It's all about power and energy=emotion. All genres of music have their power, and shouldn't be compared against each other, to me they are different.
You def made sense, and it's cool to see ppl enjoy the power in whatever music they listening to. Keep making the vids, we appreciate it, thanks again.
“When the music starts, that’s when the song starts bro”....makes total sense to me!
Never thought a rap lover would be up liking one of the best songs of Metallica, pretty neat
You get the point of heavy metal and I freaking love that! The guitars, bass, and drums are all part of the song so you're definitely right! You rock man!
Some metal facts! :
This was in the movie Zombieland! In the opening credits and end credits, if I remember right.
And that energy is what metal is all about, in my opinion. And that's why you see mosh pits and "wall of death" which you could make some video reactions to that if you wanted to.
Also, Metallica has 3 instrumentals that feel like they tell a story all on their own: Orion, Call of The Ktulu, and Anesthesia (Pulling Teeth), which is a bass solo.
This music was fed through comlinks as armor attacked in Desert Storm. Adrenaline building!
love his reaction during the opening instrumental 😂😂😂 im 34... die hard hip hop fan... also die hard metallica fan...never could explain it...but thats my exact face.... the drums the guitar theres so.much cold ass shit goin on all u can do is feel the fuck out it 😂😂😂😂
2:35 is that classic "metal" face right there. Great shit my man
And that riff in the beginning is an actual effing bass guitar :)
To think what Cliff Burton would have become :(
If you wanna watch/react to one of the best bass solos recorded, type pulling teeth live 1983.
Metallica speaks to all of us, don't matter what genre you into. Great reaction vid, subbed.
Metallica 'pulling teeth' cliff Burton's legendary solo 'harvester of sorrow' live Moscow 91. The god that failed. No leaf clover. Sanitarium. Just a few good songs too give a check
Suggestions-
Megadeth- Angry Again. Peace Sells.
Pantera- Becoming.
Judas Priest- The Hellion/Electric Eye. Steeler.
I've grown up with heavy metal and its interesting to see these 'reaction' type videos. It makes me remember my first reaction and most of the time i was stoned, getting high or wsnt to get high because i love this music.
Thx for the video.
This song was used for the opening credits of Zombieland
Subbed liked shared. Very funny and intresting Thanks. Do lots of rock man.
Another conversion? Hell Yea! Metal ALL day!
I remember hearing Metallica for the first time. I was 17 back in 84. Fight fire with fire was the track. OMG!!! It changed me completely. Also I loved NWAs first record and for my close friends and I we felt dangerous listening to it. Both genre's help realease the aingst and negative energy in a positive way. Worked hard and struggled every day. Rap and Metal helped me through. I still love it and appreciate your videos. Subbed today.
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You're right about the energy. My buddies and I used Metallica as a way to get pumped before a rumble (we used to rumble in middle and high school) back in '86 and '87...try Damage, Inc on your next one!
an open mind is a great thing to have,good for you
I love playing the song on the guitar, good video man.
This song is basically a book report on the book of the same name by Ernest Hemingway.
Metallica spanning generations and all around the world. LOVE IT \m/ METALLICA 4 LIFE
Metallica have written songs about some pretty heavy topics. You should listen to Fade to Black and/or The Day That Never Comes. They're not the typically thrash tracks but the lyrics are really well written
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Triple H did have an entrance at Wrestlemania (I forget which one) with Metallica playing this live on stage.
I cannot NOT headband when this song plays! Makes me want to knock something down.... like a mountain
Make his fight on the hill in the early day
Constant chill deep inside
Shouting gun, on they run through the endless grey
On the fight, for they are right, yes, by who's to say?
For a hill men would kill, why? They do not know
Stiffened wounds test there their pride
Men of five, still alive through the raging glow
Gone insane from the pain that they surely know
For whom the bell tolls
Time marches on
For whom the bell tolls
Take a look to the sky just before you die
It is the last time you will
Blackened roar massive roar fills the crumbling sky
Shattered goal fills his soul with a ruthless cry
Stranger now, are his eyes, to this mystery
He hears the silence so loud
Crack of dawn, all is gone except the will to be
Now they see what will be, blinded eyes to see
For whom the bell tolls
Time marches on
For whom the bell tolls
I wish I could listen to all this for the first time again...you're very lucky
you got a good metal face son !! that's 80% of it right there!
Subbed. Great reaction. If you love instruments, please react to TOOL - JAMBI (with lyrics). You’ll love it!