For those who have read The Call of Cthulhu from H.P. Lovecraft, we can really feel the rise of The Great Old One, the madness descending on humanity...
The Call Of Ktulu is a Metal instrumental classic. Metallica's bassist (deceased) Cliff Burton was a Classical Music aficionado & used to encourage the rest of the band to listen to Bach & Mahler. It certainly shows in the way they wrote their early albums. As for growling vocals, well, Metal always has had a tendency to explore the dark side of the human psyche & to navigate such difficult and different ideas (from the mainstream, anyway), the vocals create a certain atmosphere that is unique. I suggest that you listen (and react) to Insomnium's latest masterpiece 'Pale Morning Star', which will help you overcome the abrasive texture of growling. The song is a modern masterpiece, musically, lyrically and is simply beautiful and pure.
I just stumbled across you guys. Listen - what you said at 12 mins in about just getting up off your ass and doing something epic - that's a fist in the air Fuck Yes hold my beer war cry if ever I heard one. Take a bow - brilliant! I've watched a few more of your vids and the way you guys have the two pronged approach to this is incredible - Rich is buzzing off the sounds and the fact that he knows what's about to happen, then when it does the satisfying 'my work here is done' smile, followed by Kel's heartfelt but informative analysis of what this music does for people backed up by her clear technical expertise in all things musical is what this shit is all about. Rock on guys - much love from Ireland.
First time on the channel. Wow. Kel's reaction... you never get that kind of heartfelt authenticity coming through so clearly and powerfully. I felt like I was in the room with them. Easily the best reaction I've ever seen. Rich's quiet but loving support shouldn't go unnoticed here. Lovely couple. Inspiring.
Some comments strike directly to the heart. Yours is certainly one of them Ben. Your words mean that you were really there with us as this unfolded. Thank you for speaking up and sharing what you shared. Kel and I are totally ‘wysiwyg’ and so appreciate being seen by you. It’s the love and sharing of the music that moves us. This one did just that. We’ve listened to it over 20 times together since this video. It’s always wonderful. It’s even better when she wears the red dress! Much love Rich (and Kel’s here giving a hug) 💕 Email us! kelnrichg@gmail.com Facebook: Richard Gafter Delray Beach FL We’d love to chat.
Oh man, she's crying. 'Cause, yes, it's that great! And to make this more special, this was Cliff Burton's favorite Metallica song. I'm almost 43. Been listening to these songs since the 80's and grew deep into it when I hit my teens in the 90's, got a drum kit and wanted to be a rock star. I love music, all types of music. I live it and breathe it. And when I see people have such deep passionate reactions like this to the music I love, it really hits my sentimental side and tells me how special it truly is. I'm so blessed to have had these years of music and the life I've had around it.
@@alexanderivarsson4146 He may have. I've not seen that but I certainly do not know nor seen everything Metallica. I may have seen an interview, or read an interview, from '84 or '85 and Cliff updated to Puppets becoming his favorite Metallica song later.
Spooktator Bob oh ok, my bad, I had only heard him say that master was his favorite, it was in an interview right after the release of master. But I can imagine his favorite being k2lu. Thanks for the correction, now I know something I didn’t before 👍
@@Olidson76 we so enjoyed doing each and everyone of these videos and sharing the moments with you. We are still here just not in front of the camera. Much love to you across the big waves🌹❤️🔥👏👏👏👏 KnR
This was the first metal song I heard as a teenager in the 80s. I was a big fan of H P Lovecraft's writing at the time, and also a big fan of Dungeons & Dragons, but I'd just moved to a new city and didn't know anyone who played D&D. Then I made a friend who was into both, who introduced me to another friend of like mind and we started a Warhammer Fantasy Roleplay game that lasted for all of high school. Musically I was a blank slate - didn't really have any idea of what I liked for myself. Kinda knew what I didn't really like, but no really strong opinions in any direction. Then one of my new friends learned I liked Lovecraft and said "listen to this Metallica song called Call of Ktulu" to which I was like "eww metal?". Because to me at that time "metal" meant Bon Jovi or Poison, which I couldn't stand. This is the track that changed all of that. This was the first time I understood that metal could contain real talent and ability. And I was hooked.
I know how she feels. This song, "Orion", and, (believe it or not), the song "Zombie" , by the Cranberries, gives me chills , and goosebumps EVERY TIME I hear them!! To give credit where it's due,.... Cliff Burton was a musical GENIUS, and this world is sadder place without him in it.....
Same. Orion is good but it’s overrated. I like Ktulu way more and Suicide and Redemption more than Orion. To Live is To Die and Anesthesia are just as enjoyable to me as Orion is
this track holds a very special place in my heart. i heard it first in 2002 and immediately fell in love with it! 20 years later it still gives me goosebumps!
i never thought kel would get so tore up .such a sweet reaction. i love you guys.i like when kel starts telling it like it is.i watch you two religIously. much love to you both and for jared. thank you for making my days better!
This reaction took me back to the first time I heard this song when I got the album in 1985 on summer vacation from Jr high. This album was the absolute coolest when it came out.
I am totally with you Kel. Best words heard in a long time - even if I heard it on re-load only. That song blew my mind back in the days and still does, like all the other great artists playing all kinds of music. It's time to be open minded, open eyed and just enjoy. Thank you guys, awesome reaction video.
I've always thought Kels reaction to APC When the Levee Breaks was her best reaction, but this is why I love you guys. Because being able to witness someone's humanity pouring out in such a genuine way is a real privilege. Thank you for sharing this special moment.
I love that you, as a Metallica-head, are introducing the stuff to your wife! I do the same, wish I could record her reactions when her mind gets blown and she realizes what she's been missing out on! Greetings from Norway!
I was listening to rock in the 60s and 70s, and actually stopped in the 80s because I just didn't care for the new brand of metal rock (and especially punk). But I must admit, that was the first time I had heard that song, and it was great. And you're right Kel, screw the people (like me apparently) who did not and will not give something a chance. You never know what you might be missing out on.
Just beautiful kels reaction to this incredible piece of music yes I’m crying with you I know how you feel the way one group of individuals can touch your soul is wonderful
I know I'm late to the party here, I'm just now discovering your channel. But let me just say, not only has this music been a staple in my upbringing, and by my own choice. I grew up listening to my dad's classic rock all my young life and could name every band that came on the radio bc he'd always ask after the 1st 2 seconds of any song "Who's this?" Lol but I chose to venture out past that genre bc my ear wanted something thicker, a little more muscle in the tone. And Metallica was the gateway drug when I was 13. Call of Ktlulu, Orion, To Live is to Die....those were my go-to songs to show others that it's not all screaming and beating on detuned guitars. These guys were barely 22 years old when they recorded this. The degree of talent to play at such a high level and being that young always amazed me. I absolutely love your reactions to this music. Bc you already have a mind for music, although a much different sound, but equally as complicated, your senses for what well played music sounds like are already tuned for it. Like you said, without the classics, nothing would be what it is today. For the most part, music like this is rarely produced anymore and if so, with little recognition. Thank you for opening your mind and ears to these masterpieces. This is what the metal community really is all about. Uniting us all as one with the power of music 🤘🤘🤘
You are so right about the role of classical Music starting it all and then when it’s woven together with hard rock&metal it takes you on a journey of beauty that’s different for every person because of our unique experiences in life. You are a great couple and to hell with the haters, they really hate themselves and that’s really sad. Keep rockin and exploring all kinds of music. Music heals the soul.✨
Thank you both for sharing your time and experience with me. We all take for granted what right in front of us the whole time. When my Grandmother died I went to live with my sister and her husband was a born again hoisting I couldn't even watch TV and music like this wasn't possible over the last 40 yrs I've been zucking it all in. No more hurting and judgemental crap thank you again
Kirk Hammett's lead guitar is the vocal track here. Really a genius bit of songwriting here. The composition in itself is so amazing with all the different sounds and textures
Great channel and great react of her, she realy feels the vibration and atmosphere of the songs. I love too much. Greetings for you two from here, Brazil. (Sorry to my bad english :) ).
She has such GREAT reactions ! ! ! Play something from Metallica S&M for her ! ! ! She grew up in a world of Symphony and classical music...... she's just now finding everything else; show her what can be achieved when you combine them BOTH in one.... big..... musical blast. We Gotta See This From Her ! ! !
Amazing reaction to an amazing song, one of my favorites. Kel is spot on with her comments, each and every one of them. Thank you both, Kel and Rich, for sharing each of these wonderful videos. You are both awesome!!! 🤘🤘
@@Kel.N.RichReactions Much appreciated and you bet I will stick around! I would also recommend maybe trying our some Metal Church - Metal Church or Annihilator- Alice in Hell! Btw, I believe I am located near your neck of the woods - in Fort Lauderdale. Cheers to you Kel and Rich!!! 😊🤘🤘
Hey guys, i hope the year of 2023 will find you healthy and happy. Your wife's reactions are the same as mine when i first heard that masterpiece. She reminded me the chills that it gave me back then.
when that first bass riff kicks in my goosebumps get goosebumps. Edited after hearing her opinion. That is the most honest, and heartfelt reaction to any song I've ever heard.
if you read someday the novels of Lovecraft you'll see that this music leads you really into the deepest of the madness and fantastic of these stories... it's really the atmosphere of these stories in music :)
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I'm a huge fan of all types of music and have watched quite a few of your videos but never commented. I have to admit this is the first time I've listened to a Metallica piece - have always resisted heavy metal - but I admit I loved it and will be added them to my playlists. Great comments too, Kel. You go girl!!
"People who leave shitty comments" are people who do not appreciate real music that is actually played and not created through a template computer program. Awesome reaction. Keep up the great work.
As an analog writer/percussionist, nothing makes me more disgusted that most music these days are put together by hitting 3-10 keys on a computer and having someone sing to it. Now even, the vocalists F**k ups are corrected. The last band I had took three years working one day a week together to have a three hours worth of set lists.
Been quite a long time since I heard this song, brings back some memories, thanks for sharing it and appreciating what these fine young artist known as Metallica did over 35 years ago. Quite a beautiful creation it was and really pretty ground breaking ideas/musicianship for the time and genre. Some stuff along a similar vein from Iron maiden Powerslave, somehwere in time or 7th son albums would be great to react to for Kel if you haven't introduced already. They have some great unique melodic stuff in that era.
I don't know why I always feel bad when Kel cries over a reaction, I definitely shouldn't feel bad.... she's having the most genuine reaction of all......but I don't want anyone to cry!!!
I love Kel finding new joy and rich finding joy in hers and then here we are on the outside looking in and getting the same thing out. Ty. I try to listen to songs as though they are someones favorite and look for what they may hear.
I think with your classical music upbringing, you would really enjoy Metallica's S&M album. It's a bunch of their songs played live with the San Francisco Phil Harmonic Orchestra. And one new song, No Leaf Clover they made for this album. It's pretty damn cool. I've always been a rocker/metealhead, but I have always found watching a symphony perform to be pretty amazing. Just the amount of musicians that come together and play in such amazing harmony.
Sweet! Welcome Jerry. Our archived videos without the new intro (explaining who we are and...) are what they are...for the day, it was relevant. Be sure to click on a newer video that has the proper intro to learn about what the channel is... Thanks so much for being a part of our community. Have a as super day!!!
This is perfect horror movie music. When i read Steven Kings "IT", i was a teenager up late reading, listening to this on my stereo. This is the last song on the album.
I've been watching and watching you guys grow for the past year or so. And this is the first time Kel made me tear up.. you both are awesome and caring people and have made my bad days turn into happy ones. Keep up with what you're trying to achieve and have much love from me and my own. Like Phil from PANFUCKINGTERA Says "Fuck'em if they can't take a joke. Much love guys.... Always
Preach sister preach 🤘🏽🤘🏽 indeed the level of technicality that goes into this music is tremendous and each of those musicians has been well educated musically which added to their already monsterous gift to make outstanding musicians who are proving to surpass the rest of time.
Well Kel, here in Portugal we have a saying that fully applies to your speech at the end "Quem fala assim não é gago" which translates to "Whoever speaks like that isn't a stutterer". It's a saying for whoever speaks their mind must be heard... I don't really know to whom it was but I really hope those people hear you. And I loved the energy you transmitted during the song, because it's been extremely rare to find reactions where the reactor really cares about the instrumental part of metal songs. Most of the reactions from those that were into other genres I've seen around youtube are, almost ever, reacting to the singer instead of the whole piece. So it was really refreshing.
The only thing i can say about Metallica is I miss Cliff Burton his amazing basswark drove metallica in the earlier days. His bass driven effect laden brilliance drove this song to hell and back. Definitely best era Metallica MUYA 🤘🤘
Thank you guys! My first time hearing this amazing song as well. Kel, love your open minded approach to a wide musical offerings. I highly recommend Kongar-ol-Ondar's LP "Back Tuva Future"! For instance, Little Yurt on the Prairie... where you can see the grasses, smell the air, hear the birds, and know your soul. Drift onto heaven.
Kelly and Rich,,, I absolutely love everyone of you're reactions from Winnipeg Manitoba Canada,,, I love u both,,, I really wish we could hang out, love youz
I understand Kel may well be on the spectrum. I am too. Our little Elven sprite. :) There is a way of seeing and hearing that just doesn't translate outside of our way of touching the music in our hearts and minds the way it does with us 'touched' folk ... I am not musically inclined, but am an eclectic and twisted artist, so I get where the 2nd level of feeling you get for music Kel. Glad you two found each other. She needs you as much as you need her in life and mind of what you love and share with each other. Great combo. WAAAY belated ... sorry about your son, I've watched you both for years and never said anything, think he would be proud you are not turning inward, but outward on music because of that. Glad you are still plugging away at it! Best wishes to you and keep up the good work!
I think what Kel was trying to say is that Classical music is like heavy metal without electricity. These are classically trained guys. Metallica kicks ass.
I just subbed. I watched a handful. I meant to post a longer comment. But never mind. I know the reactions are genuine. Kel's eardrums have the ability to transmit the musical sound waves to every single cell in her body, especially her neurons. I hope you guys would still continue the channel. If you do movie reaction too, how about "Forrest Gump".
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This is hands down Kel's best reaction. Fucking LOVE IT
Maybe its orion from the same band
Geesh. Watching her I need a cigarette. And I don't smoke
@@nehuge This tune will do it you! lol
Check Kel’s reaction to “Orion”, then come back here and let us know whether you’ve changed your mind.
For those who have read The Call of Cthulhu from H.P. Lovecraft, we can really feel the rise of The Great Old One, the madness descending on humanity...
Ya I think we all felt the rise.
@Nellie Rutten
"Crawling chaos, underground
,
Cult has summoned, twisted sound" ;)
Iä! Iä! Cthulhu fhtagn!
In madness, you dwell
Ph'nglui mglw'nafh Cthulhu R'lyeh wgah'nagl fhtagn
Kel "Gets It"... she hears that melody and immerses herself in it.
The Call Of Ktulu is a Metal instrumental classic. Metallica's bassist (deceased) Cliff Burton was a Classical Music aficionado & used to encourage the rest of the band to listen to Bach & Mahler. It certainly shows in the way they wrote their early albums. As for growling vocals, well, Metal always has had a tendency to explore the dark side of the human psyche & to navigate such difficult and different ideas (from the mainstream, anyway), the vocals create a certain atmosphere that is unique. I suggest that you listen (and react) to Insomnium's latest masterpiece 'Pale Morning Star', which will help you overcome the abrasive texture of growling. The song is a modern masterpiece, musically, lyrically and is simply beautiful and pure.
Second this motion to give Insomnium a try. The whole new album is amazing.
That was so well written how can I not check out 'Insomnium', cheers !
I second that! And add a little recommendation of mine: Opeth. You’ll not regret discovering this band!
A touch of progressive.
I just stumbled across you guys. Listen - what you said at 12 mins in about just getting up off your ass and doing something epic - that's a fist in the air Fuck Yes hold my beer war cry if ever I heard one. Take a bow - brilliant! I've watched a few more of your vids and the way you guys have the two pronged approach to this is incredible - Rich is buzzing off the sounds and the fact that he knows what's about to happen, then when it does the satisfying 'my work here is done' smile, followed by Kel's heartfelt but informative analysis of what this music does for people backed up by her clear technical expertise in all things musical is what this shit is all about. Rock on guys - much love from Ireland.
Yes, this is porn for my ears
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The ending on this song is simply EPIC
Rlyeh rises
First time on the channel. Wow. Kel's reaction... you never get that kind of heartfelt authenticity coming through so clearly and powerfully. I felt like I was in the room with them. Easily the best reaction I've ever seen. Rich's quiet but loving support shouldn't go unnoticed here. Lovely couple. Inspiring.
Some comments strike directly to the heart. Yours is certainly one of them Ben. Your words mean that you were really there with us as this unfolded. Thank you for speaking up and sharing what you shared. Kel and I are totally ‘wysiwyg’ and so appreciate being seen by you. It’s the love and sharing of the music that moves us. This one did just that. We’ve listened to it over 20 times together since this video. It’s always wonderful. It’s even better when she wears the red dress!
Much love
Rich (and Kel’s here giving a hug) 💕
Email us! kelnrichg@gmail.com
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We’d love to chat.
I like Call of the Ktulu and Orion about the same. But if I had to choose one over the other, it would be this track.
Oh man, she's crying. 'Cause, yes, it's that great! And to make this more special, this was Cliff Burton's favorite Metallica song.
I'm almost 43. Been listening to these songs since the 80's and grew deep into it when I hit my teens in the 90's, got a drum kit and wanted to be a rock star. I love music, all types of music. I live it and breathe it. And when I see people have such deep passionate reactions like this to the music I love, it really hits my sentimental side and tells me how special it truly is. I'm so blessed to have had these years of music and the life I've had around it.
Didn’t burton say his favorite song was Master Of Puppets?
@@alexanderivarsson4146 He may have. I've not seen that but I certainly do not know nor seen everything Metallica.
I may have seen an interview, or read an interview, from '84 or '85 and Cliff updated to Puppets becoming his favorite Metallica song later.
Spooktator Bob oh ok, my bad, I had only heard him say that master was his favorite, it was in an interview right after the release of master. But I can imagine his favorite being k2lu. Thanks for the correction, now I know something I didn’t before 👍
I love how kel goes on a journey. It’s spiritual for her. Love ya both!
What's spiritual mean?
Kel's got an Orgasmatron 🥰 We miss you The " Kel 'N' Rich " Salute from Switzerland
@@Olidson76 we so enjoyed doing each and everyone of these videos and sharing the moments with you. We are still here just not in front of the camera. Much love to you across the big waves🌹❤️🔥👏👏👏👏
KnR
she would love the S&M version with the orchestra. especially with the video to go along with it
It’s brilliant. Mad I just discovered it🤣🥁🎸🎸🔥💜
I totally agree with Kel. She understands metal fans. 🤘🏼
She’s having eargasms ❤
This was the first metal song I heard as a teenager in the 80s. I was a big fan of H P Lovecraft's writing at the time, and also a big fan of Dungeons & Dragons, but I'd just moved to a new city and didn't know anyone who played D&D. Then I made a friend who was into both, who introduced me to another friend of like mind and we started a Warhammer Fantasy Roleplay game that lasted for all of high school.
Musically I was a blank slate - didn't really have any idea of what I liked for myself. Kinda knew what I didn't really like, but no really strong opinions in any direction. Then one of my new friends learned I liked Lovecraft and said "listen to this Metallica song called Call of Ktulu" to which I was like "eww metal?". Because to me at that time "metal" meant Bon Jovi or Poison, which I couldn't stand.
This is the track that changed all of that. This was the first time I understood that metal could contain real talent and ability. And I was hooked.
And they were in their late teens and early twenties. Only their second studio album...AMAZING!
I appreciate how much Kel enjoyed this song. It puts you in the zone. Try this song at night downhill skiing...EPIC!!!
I know how she feels. This song, "Orion", and, (believe it or not), the song "Zombie" , by the Cranberries, gives me chills , and goosebumps EVERY TIME I hear them!! To give credit where it's due,.... Cliff Burton was a musical GENIUS, and this world is sadder place without him in it.....
Wym believe it or not...Zombie gives everyone chills..
Call of Ktulu is hands down my favorite instrumental song Metallica composed.
Same. Orion is good but it’s overrated. I like Ktulu way more and Suicide and Redemption more than Orion. To Live is To Die and Anesthesia are just as enjoyable to me as Orion is
And that was when they were in their late teens and early twenties rest in peace cliff
Just think about, they were in their 20s writing a piece of art like this
Word 👆
They were BARELY 20s. Unreal
Early 20's at that.... Crazy
@@adamhenton6221 lars was 19
Yeah, WTF happened to them?
this track holds a very special place in my heart. i heard it first in 2002 and immediately fell in love with it! 20 years later it still gives me goosebumps!
Absolute Masterpiece. The best version is from the S&M album
god no, the bass boosted original version by Cliff is way better - ruclips.net/video/MyaW2E_cA2c/видео.html
@@RicoZaid_ not bad either
i never thought kel would get so tore up .such a sweet reaction. i love you guys.i like when kel starts telling it like it is.i watch you two religIously. much love to you both and for jared. thank you for making my days better!
Ive never seen someone so immersed in a song.Didnt get it,,until she explained...love the honesty.
This reaction took me back to the first time I heard this song when I got the album in 1985 on summer vacation from Jr high. This album was the absolute coolest when it came out.
Still is, my friend, it still is
Check this one it with the symphony. It really does add a level of epicness to this track. It’s fits so well with a full orchestra
The bass through the Wah Pedal... LOVE
Cliff was the god of bass, i miss him.
Just found your amazing channel and began to binge watching it with my wife. You guys are incredible and just so much fun to watch! Love from Brazil.
Really appreciate your reply, your words. Keep up the amazing work!
I am totally with you Kel. Best words heard in a long time - even if I heard it on re-load only. That song blew my mind back in the days and still does, like all the other great artists playing all kinds of music. It's time to be open minded, open eyed and just enjoy.
Thank you guys, awesome reaction video.
Thank you Metal fans have been saying this for years. I enjoy watching a classical trained person's reaction.
I've always thought Kels reaction to APC When the Levee Breaks was her best reaction, but this is why I love you guys. Because being able to witness someone's humanity pouring out in such a genuine way is a real privilege. Thank you for sharing this special moment.
I like how she immediately saw the classical influence in this song. I never really thought about it until she pointed it out.
I love that you, as a Metallica-head, are introducing the stuff to your wife! I do the same, wish I could record her reactions when her mind gets blown and she realizes what she's been missing out on!
Greetings from Norway!
You can really see/hear Cliff's classical influences in this song!!
I was listening to rock in the 60s and 70s, and actually stopped in the 80s because I just didn't care for the new brand of metal rock (and especially punk). But I must admit, that was the first time I had heard that song, and it was great. And you're right Kel, screw the people (like me apparently) who did not and will not give something a chance. You never know what you might be missing out on.
The bass in this song is freaking incredible. Why isn’t it louder!
There’s one short bass solo piece in it where I lost my mind.
Just beautiful kels reaction to this incredible piece of music yes I’m crying with you I know how you feel the way one group of individuals can touch your soul is wonderful
I know I'm late to the party here, I'm just now discovering your channel. But let me just say, not only has this music been a staple in my upbringing, and by my own choice. I grew up listening to my dad's classic rock all my young life and could name every band that came on the radio bc he'd always ask after the 1st 2 seconds of any song "Who's this?" Lol but I chose to venture out past that genre bc my ear wanted something thicker, a little more muscle in the tone. And Metallica was the gateway drug when I was 13. Call of Ktlulu, Orion, To Live is to Die....those were my go-to songs to show others that it's not all screaming and beating on detuned guitars. These guys were barely 22 years old when they recorded this. The degree of talent to play at such a high level and being that young always amazed me.
I absolutely love your reactions to this music. Bc you already have a mind for music, although a much different sound, but equally as complicated, your senses for what well played music sounds like are already tuned for it. Like you said, without the classics, nothing would be what it is today. For the most part, music like this is rarely produced anymore and if so, with little recognition.
Thank you for opening your mind and ears to these masterpieces. This is what the metal community really is all about. Uniting us all as one with the power of music 🤘🤘🤘
I was 16 when this came out. I remember how we loved it. 1984 I believe. We would grab tennis racquets and jump on the bed while air guitaring.
Oh that’s so awesome AJF!!! Right on!!!! KnR
I did that in 2003 as I was 9 years old, rocking out to the same song, and now I'm a music teacher. Love to share different pasts with people.
ArielGTAcS awesome! I’m happy that people enjoy it the way we did. It made us want to start our own bands.
@@Kel.N.RichReactions you really should hear the version from S&M
Easily the best instrumental ever written
You are so right about the role of classical Music starting it all and then when it’s woven together with hard rock&metal it takes you on a journey of beauty that’s different for every person because of our unique experiences in life. You are a great couple and to hell with the haters, they really hate themselves and that’s really sad. Keep rockin and exploring all kinds of music. Music heals the soul.✨
Love this reaction, what you did is the best way to enjoy this piece of art, eyes closed...🤘 and headbanging
Thank you both for sharing your time and experience with me. We all take for granted what right in front of us the whole time. When my Grandmother died I went to live with my sister and her husband was a born again hoisting I couldn't even watch TV and music like this wasn't possible over the last 40 yrs I've been zucking it all in. No more hurting and judgemental crap thank you again
Kel that was just an Absolutely awesome reaction keep been yourself shine your light and the both of you make an awesome couple
Kirk Hammett's lead guitar is the vocal track here. Really a genius bit of songwriting here. The composition in itself is so amazing with all the different sounds and textures
OMG.Kell. You made me cry when the music stopped. You started and you got me!!
My favourite instrumental of all time
Great channel and great react of her, she realy feels the vibration and atmosphere of the songs. I love too much. Greetings for you two from here, Brazil. (Sorry to my bad english :) ).
I'd love to see Kel do this on her piano. Not sure if it'd work, but I'd still like to see/hear it.
What a character you are Kel. Keep it up you two. Luv your show.
I loved how much she enjoyed.It reminds me 1st time i listened.
Such an amazing instrumental. You really forget that there is no vocal because there is so much melody in the music
She has such GREAT reactions ! ! ! Play something from Metallica S&M for her ! ! !
She grew up in a world of Symphony and classical music...... she's just now finding everything else; show her what can be achieved when you combine them BOTH in one.... big..... musical blast. We Gotta See This From Her ! ! !
I really love you guys, this is the channel I needed
Amazing reaction to an amazing song, one of my favorites. Kel is spot on with her comments, each and every one of them. Thank you both, Kel and Rich, for sharing each of these wonderful videos. You are both awesome!!! 🤘🤘
Many thanks pvilches06! 🥰. You rock! Please stick around 👏👏👏👏🕺🏻💃🏻💨
@@Kel.N.RichReactions Much appreciated and you bet I will stick around! I would also recommend maybe trying our some Metal Church - Metal Church or Annihilator- Alice in Hell! Btw, I believe I am located near your neck of the woods - in Fort Lauderdale. Cheers to you Kel and Rich!!! 😊🤘🤘
You two are both so cool and awesome. Thank you for your channel. Love love you guys. Keep reacting and rocking
I always knew it was out there. Wow! That brought tears to my eyes. Love you guys.
Nice one KelnRich. Another epic Metallica instrumental masterpiece!
Hey guys, i hope the year of 2023 will find you healthy and happy.
Your wife's reactions are the same as mine when i first heard that masterpiece. She reminded me the chills that it gave me back then.
man that wah wah bass is killer!!!!
The first time I heard this song was in 1985 and I love it then and I still loved and it’s been 35+ years and it sounds great
when that first bass riff kicks in my goosebumps get goosebumps. Edited after hearing her opinion. That is the most honest, and heartfelt reaction to any song I've ever heard.
if you read someday the novels of Lovecraft you'll see that this music leads you really into the deepest of the madness and fantastic of these stories... it's really the atmosphere of these stories in music :)
Well said Kel! You guys are great, keep on this journey 🎸🤘😀
METAL ALLEGIANCE - We Rock (A Ronnie James Dio Tribute)
With the line-up:
(Vocals: Mark Osegueda, Chris Jericho, Tim "Ripper" Owens, Alissa White-Gluz, Chuck Billy &
Steve “Zetro” Souza Lead & Rhythm Guitars: Alex Skolnick Bass: David Ellefson
Drums: Mike Portnoy Additional Lead Guitar: Andreas Kisser, Phil Demmel & Gary Holt)
I'm a huge fan of all types of music and have watched quite a few of your videos but never commented. I have to admit this is the first time I've listened to a Metallica piece - have always resisted heavy metal - but I admit I loved it and will be added them to my playlists. Great comments too, Kel. You go girl!!
Great tune, and very heartfelt. Happy to subscribe
I love you guys. Thanks for being real....Cheers!!
"People who leave shitty comments" are people who do not appreciate real music that is actually played and not created through a template computer program. Awesome reaction. Keep up the great work.
As an analog writer/percussionist, nothing makes me more disgusted that most music these days are put together by hitting 3-10 keys on a computer and having someone sing to it. Now even, the vocalists F**k ups are corrected. The last band I had took three years working one day a week together to have a three hours worth of set lists.
Been quite a long time since I heard this song, brings back some memories, thanks for sharing it and appreciating what these fine young artist known as Metallica did over 35 years ago. Quite a beautiful creation it was and really pretty ground breaking ideas/musicianship for the time and genre.
Some stuff along a similar vein from Iron maiden Powerslave, somehwere in time or 7th son albums would be great to react to for Kel if you haven't introduced already. They have some great unique melodic stuff in that era.
I don't know why I always feel bad when Kel cries over a reaction, I definitely shouldn't feel bad.... she's having the most genuine reaction of all......but I don't want anyone to cry!!!
*** STANDING OVATION *** Well said, Kel. Very well said.
I love Kel finding new joy and rich finding joy in hers and then here we are on the outside looking in and getting the same thing out. Ty. I try to listen to songs as though they are someones favorite and look for what they may hear.
Kel you are awesome for your true feelings about this. I totally agree with everything you said
I think with your classical music upbringing, you would really enjoy Metallica's S&M album. It's a bunch of their songs played live with the San Francisco Phil Harmonic Orchestra. And one new song, No Leaf Clover they made for this album. It's pretty damn cool. I've always been a rocker/metealhead, but I have always found watching a symphony perform to be pretty amazing. Just the amount of musicians that come together and play in such amazing harmony.
rip cliff burton. Metallica never was the same without him
Agree, however, shame Jason didnt get more occasion to show his talent... First 3 albums is Metallica, then ...
it reminds me my first reaction when I heard this song in 1984. Amazing song. Greetings from Brazil
br ai sim
Just discovered you guys today for the first time. Your connection is inspiring. The way she looks at you bro! You're a lucky man. I'm now locked in.
Sweet! Welcome Jerry. Our archived videos without the new intro (explaining who we are and...) are what they are...for the day, it was relevant. Be sure to click on a newer video that has the proper intro to learn about what the channel is...
Thanks so much for being a part of our community. Have a as super day!!!
I'm 45 and still enjoy this song and eventually will be able play it
This is perfect horror movie music. When i read Steven Kings "IT", i was a teenager up late reading, listening to this on my stereo. This is the last song on the album.
Loves you, from Russia! Great reaction to the greatest composition!
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I got the classical vibe from this to. It's an amazing song.
I've been watching and watching you guys grow for the past year or so. And this is the first time Kel made me tear up.. you both are awesome and caring people and have made my bad days turn into happy ones. Keep up with what you're trying to achieve and have much love from me and my own. Like Phil from PANFUCKINGTERA Says "Fuck'em if they can't take a joke. Much love guys.... Always
I love the new intro.
Thanks for mentioning that Stuart. It gives it some class and a little warm up. You rock for speaking up.
Preach sister preach 🤘🏽🤘🏽 indeed the level of technicality that goes into this music is tremendous and each of those musicians has been well educated musically which added to their already monsterous gift to make outstanding musicians who are proving to surpass the rest of time.
This is a channel of love . I can see that. Keep on going.
James, Lars, Kirk and Cliff were between 20 and 22 years old when they wrote and recorded this. Just think about that.
I hate to be that guy, but: "And Dave*"
Kel is great. The song is great. Her reaction is great. Her outfit is great. This whole thing is just great! lol
Well Kel, here in Portugal we have a saying that fully applies to your speech at the end "Quem fala assim não é gago" which translates to "Whoever speaks like that isn't a stutterer". It's a saying for whoever speaks their mind must be heard... I don't really know to whom it was but I really hope those people hear you.
And I loved the energy you transmitted during the song, because it's been extremely rare to find reactions where the reactor really cares about the instrumental part of metal songs. Most of the reactions from those that were into other genres I've seen around youtube are, almost ever, reacting to the singer instead of the whole piece. So it was really refreshing.
The only thing i can say about Metallica is I miss Cliff Burton his amazing basswark drove metallica in the earlier days. His bass driven effect laden brilliance drove this song to hell and back. Definitely best era Metallica MUYA 🤘🤘
Thank you guys! My first time hearing this amazing song as well. Kel, love your open minded approach to a wide musical offerings. I highly recommend Kongar-ol-Ondar's LP "Back Tuva Future"! For instance, Little Yurt on the Prairie... where you can see the grasses, smell the air, hear the birds, and know your soul. Drift onto heaven.
Kelly and Rich,,, I absolutely love everyone of you're reactions from Winnipeg Manitoba Canada,,, I love u both,,, I really wish we could hang out, love youz
I understand Kel may well be on the spectrum. I am too. Our little Elven sprite. :) There is a way of seeing and hearing that just doesn't translate outside of our way of touching the music in our hearts and minds the way it does with us 'touched' folk ... I am not musically inclined, but am an eclectic and twisted artist, so I get where the 2nd level of feeling you get for music Kel. Glad you two found each other. She needs you as much as you need her in life and mind of what you love and share with each other. Great combo. WAAAY belated ... sorry about your son, I've watched you both for years and never said anything, think he would be proud you are not turning inward, but outward on music because of that. Glad you are still plugging away at it! Best wishes to you and keep up the good work!
I love the channel, but I think her basement just flooded. You guys are so fun to watch.
I think what Kel was trying to say is that Classical music is like heavy metal without electricity.
These are classically trained guys. Metallica kicks ass.
Dont know if you guys still come back and read comments , but you guys ROCK,
I just subbed. I watched a handful. I meant to post a longer comment. But never mind. I know the reactions are genuine. Kel's eardrums have the ability to transmit the musical sound waves to every single cell in her body, especially her neurons. I hope you guys would still continue the channel.
If you do movie reaction too, how about "Forrest Gump".