@stargazer _099 very much this. Plus with Dave's issues, there would have been no band by now. It'd be a few more years before Dave would understand the importance of melody. (plus we might have been stuck with the puerile Mechanix lyrics, instead of the still silly, but less outright stupid lyrics of Four Horsemen)
@@brandon.mart00 Eh, I mean sort of. It's part instinct for sure. Noticing yourself moving you head to music is part of what inevitably attracts people to heavy metal when they first become exposed to it. But you definitely learn to do it, even if you're not consciously practicing it. When you're a young kid and you're getting your first exposure into the heavy metal scene, you notice the other people headbanging around you and you take influence from that. When you're on stage enough times, you notice a lot of things about the audience. One of them is that groups of friends almost always headbang the same way. That's because they subconsciously learn and refine the techniques of their friends. So yeah, while the act itself may be inherent (dancing is inherent in humans, and headbanging is, after all, a form of dance), people definitely learn to do it better as they go along.
Fun fact: In 2015, Master of Puppets became the first metal recording to be selected by the Library of Congress for preservation in the National Recording Registry for being "culturally, historically, or aesthetically significant". So this is literally a master piece! And was made when they were teenagers. Listen to disposable heroes. This album is about war and politics.
I was 15 having a mother battling cancer when this came out. Very deep dark times in adolescence..Metallica helped mold the clay into the beast I became....horns high fellas!!! 🤟🙌🤟
My wife and I danced to "Nothing else Matters" at our wedding. It was our first dance. Every time we hear that song, we stop all what we are doing in the moment and just look at each other and smile. We have been happily married going on 14 years.
In 1985 I was put in mental institution for 15 months. Because of this song it was my friends and mine favorite, 2 friends visited me almost every week, no other " patient" had any visitors but family. Studies show mental patients who's friends continue to include them have a higher than 85% of returning to a productive life. I worked my way off disability work full time bought my own condo. Thank you Ron and Kathy AND METALLICA.
Most RUclips reactors, when they hear this song, have NO idea what one flew over the cuckoo's nest is (or have ever read a book period) I love that u recently read it, THEN listened to this. Great reaction as always
Your Metallica reactions are my absolute favorite. No over exaggeration, no pausing every 10 seconds, you're the best. I hope you keep this trend going.
It makes me smile to see someone discover the beauty of metal. I discovered Metallica in 1986, shortly after Puppets came out and I never looked back. I was engulfed by all things metal. There are a lot of people who judge before ever giving metal a chance. Most of it is more than just screaming. Thank You for giving it a try. Hope you discover more gems. Once you are done with your Metallica journey, give Pantera or Slayer a go.
I stand by "Until it Sleeps" by Metallica It's about James Hetfield losing his mom to Cancer. I lost my mom to cancer so it's a really powerful song Even tho it was the era Metallica was infamous for lol Still a great song imo
I personally think that was their best era as their songs had a more personal connection to them and also Hetfield's voice was absolutely on point too because he'd started doing proper vocal exercises after nearly wrecking it in the early 90s
Thats's probably the best song on that album. I was in high school when it came out. Waited for that day big day and drove to record store (my parents did) . So different than the previous stuff.
For Whom The Bell Tolls is based on the book, also. These are for anyone who thinks that starting a garage band and being intellectual are mutually exclusive.
Tbf there was something special about Cliff Burton. I don't know exactly what songs he did/didn't write (who bothers to check the credits) but early Metallica had a lot of influence from outside of music (Creeping Death, For Whom The Bell Tolls, Sanitarium, etc. ). And I feel like Cliff had alot to do with bringing those types of things in
@@tylercady3985 Creeping Death is a nod/trolling towards the band Kirk had found and left to join Metallica. All the literature and cinema references were brought in by James, although Lars made him a fan of Lovecraft (:
"Build my fear of what's out there, Can not breathe the open air.. No more can they keep us in, listen damnit we will win.. They see it right, they see it well, but they think this saves us from our hell" Welcome home (Quarantarium)
Now please, listen to the instrumental Orion by Metallica. Same album. Just another amazing instrumental from an amazing band. And thank you for another great reaction video. I really look forward in seeing more. Be safe.
Huge crowd but the audio quality isn't the greatest IMO. Their Mountain View, CA show in 1989 is an epic live recording. Hear all the detail and a great live performance!🤘
Metal music is potential energy and when you combine it with a human who is open and listens it becomes kinetic. About 20 seconds before you said something I said to myself: We're going to turn her into a head-banger; LOL. Everybody moves their own way so no self-consciousness, we're just glad to have you join us :) Some of us grew up accumulating unexpressed anger. This music was a way for me to tap into the intensity and let out the anger without directing it at someone else. Their song about someone institutionalized helped me with my daily life. Keep yourself safe (and sane :) while we ride out the covid.
Dyers eve for another metallica song, pantera this love would be cool too! Enjoyed the video, really like the subtitles instead of talking during the song!
I love your reaction in the second Kirk solo section at 3:00 , and when you say that descendent scale chills you. No matter which type of music you're familiar with, this kind of art is just breathtaking :)
I work in a mental health crisis clinic. Interesting how my understanding of this song has evolved from when I heard it as a teen. Back then I was just blown away by the instrumentals. Now I can empathize with the emotional message of the song. Fortunately, we don't do mental health like it was in OFOTCN, but there is certainly still room for improvement.
Some great recommendations here already. Megadeth is directly related to Metallica, but has it's very own style. I would recommend the songs "Symphony of Destruction", "Peace Sells", "Tout le Monde" and "Holy Wars". Pantera is another milestone of heavy music, for sure. "Cemetary Gates" is a must-hear. The official live video for "Domination", shot in Moscow, is a really impressive document of their unbelievable stage presence and musical abilities. "Walk" and "This Love" are some mighty headbangers. Their guitarist "Dimebag" Darrell was without any doubt one of the most influential artists on expressive modern guitar playing, technically and artistically unique at that time and unsurpassed in it's perfection (THAT tone was copied a lot). Anthrax is a band that is very strong with a unique style, some extraordinarily well written lyrics and also a lot of self-ironic humor. A masterpiece is the whole "Persistence of Time" album from 1990, that is maybe as important when it comes to Anthrax as "Master of Puppets" is to Metallica. "Is still relevant today, actually the songs are - timeless/future proof. ""Time" is not only the first song of the album, but also a great song to start out on Anthrax. The according live video from Auburn, 1991, also shows their great stage qualities. "Keep it in the Family" is maybe my second favorite of this band ever. Anthrax are together with Metallica, Megadeth and Slayer the classical BIG FOUR of Thrash Metal (each with their own strong influences on any extreme metal genre thereafter). Have fun exploring these great bands. All of them have something to offer in terms of lyrics and emotional impact, additionally to being musically and artistically excellent.
I always took the lyrics, “no locked doors, no windows barred.” less literal, pointing to the mind as its own prison. But I didn’t realize the connection to the movie, so maybe they’re more literal. Especially, as you pointed out, considering the freedom to leave.
I always thought it referred to his asylum or mental institution environment and that no visual windows are barred nor visual doors are locked, except of course the literal locked door to the exit of the institution, which is never seen, thus creating a tranquil atmosphere that makes everything ostensibly "normal."
I always took it less literal some parts as well. By having social anxiety I always had a different connection to this song, although that's not exactly what the lyrics intend maybe.
Jesus the time sure flies. I remember back in the summer of 86 hearing this album for the first time going into 6th grade. It was the game changer for me. Changed my life hearing this band. They actually saved my life. If it wasnt for James Hetfield i might be dead. That's the truth. This was before computers in everyone's house and no internet. I found out about Metallica thru a older friend of mine who died that exact same summer he introduced me to my favorite band. RIP Darren every August when I listen to Master of Puppets I think of my good friend who died way too young high on acid and wrecking his three wheeler in a parking lot smashed his head into a curb and his brains flew out. The stain on the parking lot is still there 34 years later right in the McDonald's drive thru. Sorry for the graphic story but it's the truth and I could have ended up like my good friend. I miss him and just like him another good friend who loved Metal like me died on the 4th of july by hit and run and I'll never get to see him again either. All of my close friends are gone but I still have my memories of them and listening to this life changing band for me. People always say why do you like metal so much? I tell them it saved my fuckin life you don't understand unless you been thru what ive been thru and Metal saved me. I used to do huge amounts of cocaine and booze and in my 20s even though I was productive and always took care of my priorities I would go on 4 and 5 day binges and people wouldn't see me for days id be in a different world but I always had Metallica there. And when James went thru his exorcism of his demons in 2001 i did the same thing too. I didn't go to rehab i just quit everything and changed my whole life. I quit my job and quit hanging around with the friends i would use with and I just started working out every day and just stopped smoking cigarettes drinking booze and alcohol, no more Cocaine and smoking weed, snorting coke all night thru the morning. Done. May be i shouldn't be posting this but im not ashamed of it because i chose to do it, and I chose to stop. Im glad I stopped because like i said all of my "friends" I used to hang with are gone. Im only 45 but when you burn the candle at both ends like that if you keep doing it you will meet the grim reaper very soon. I quit in my 20s so that's good. I have a nice life now a beautiful daughter and I still have those demons from my past but i just blast them away with a intense workout and im good. That's what saved me listening to heavy metal and lifting it. 😆 I love the channel and seen Metallica at least 15 times in 30 years which isn't that many times but they deliver every time. I did get to meet Jason Newsted back in 1997 and got to tell him you guys saved my life man. He said im glad your still with us brother and shook my hand. I almost broke down but he made me laugh by getting right in my face and screaming METAL FOR LIFE! Fuck ya metal for life.
Metallica didn't make videos during these days. They managed to achieve the early stages of their stardom without the typical marketing. All mixtapes and street-level.
Welcome to the band. I love how fast you process and find the meaning of the songs. I love when people listens heavy metal for the first time and enjoys it. Puré speed metal.
You are doing a great job figuring out the meaning to these Metallica songs, I've watched some of your reactions and you're spot on almost every time. I'm 60 years old and I've been listening to Metallica since they started and I think you're doing great 👍
Deep Purple: Child in time Nightwish: Ghost love score. Or Song of myself (live at Wacken). And the rest of the Wacken concert. Then Wembley or Tampere concert. Iron Maiden: the rime of the ancient mariner (live flight666). And all other songs. Ayreon. Any song from Ayreon Universe Live or The Electric Castle Live And Other Tales concerts. Excellent albums.
So refreshing to see an intelligent woman experiencing and appreciating (and connecting to) some of the best heavy metal ever created (and from a much more recent generation!). Great music is for everyone- regardless of age, race or gender. Love your reaction videos- keep them coming...
When their older albums were made, none of the members went to any sort of music school. Aside for Cliff Burton. He was the only one who went to music school and introduced the rest to so many other things that spice music up. (I remember he specifically mentioned harmonies in a short interview) These people, these young adults, James, Cliff, Kirk and Lars made this out of pure, raw and explosive talent. The band has had a beginning which is really inspiring and motivating to me. Getting to start something so big and so powerful, yet with so little experience and knowledge is crazy, and some might say a very very lucky shot in the dark.
If you think they were inspiring, take a look at Dave Mustaine too if you haven't. Dude's perseverance and dedication even when everything was adverse is just incredible and motivational.
"Still learning to headbang." Haha. There is no "right" way to headbang. However the music moves you is fine. Also, hoping for some more original music soon. Any chance? Stay safe everyone. Cheers from Florida.
@@robertcameron9567 Yeah really I love them all. Dime was, is, and will always be my favorite guitarist! No one will ever play like him. I've even been to his grave and his house. Poured a Black Tooth Grin for him and Vinnie too if you know what I mean. The Sleep is amazing and love the solo, but Floods solo and outro are by far my favorite of all time, but really are there any that aren't great? I mean, Dime put his heart into every song he wrote. If you haven't heard old Pantera check out, We'll Meet Again, the solo in that is crazy good! When I was in basic training and things got tough I would play Floods and We'll Meet Again in my head like if I had on headphones, just clear my mind and hear those tunes, I could keep going. So talking about sweet solos... It's Makes Them Disappear is a top one too! Getcha Pull, Buddy!
I used to listen to this every summer afternoon riding my bike to my first job. Metallica got me through several years of horrible abuse at home, bullies at school, and others who just wanted to make my life hell. It focused my anger. Now they're all dead. j/k
This is what I love about all these RUclipsrs doing reactions to this awesome old metal. The range of people that always assumed metal was just loud guitars and screaming that get legitimate chills from this music is amazing. I'm 36 and although this came out long before me I still grew up listing to it as well as other awesome metal like Pantera. I love seeing people open their minds and take this stuff in and realize how deep these songs really are and that there's actual meaning to them and the music really tells a story in itself. Old Metallica is timeless. The lyrics, the melodies, everything.
If you want to hear a really great weeping guitar solo, listen to The Outlaw Torn... This is newer Metallica which some might shame me for, but it's a great song! It really pulls on your heart strings. Back to the older stuff, Four Horseman, Creeping Death, and Fight Fire with Fire. Best intro of any song they ever wrote! And then there are more instrumental songs, To Live is To Die, Orion and Call of Ktulu! Love your videos! And you have to hear Pantera, I'm telling you... Start with Cemetery Gates... You won't believe how beautiful and heavy this song is! Dime was the best!
Outlaw Torn is an awesome song! I'm one of the few Metallica fans who actually likes both Load and Reload (I personally think it's when Metallica actually sounded at their best both musically AND vocally for James as his voice had developed much more range and imnpact)
@@JasonSmith-hs5dj I prefer the studio version. These empty spaces with only drums, bass & vocals, it makes a special mood, and makes the chorus more percussive. On the S&M version, I find that the orchestration does not bring anything more, it doesn't transcend the original in my opinion.
Next you should do something off their 1st album. Kill em All. I recommend the 4 Horsemen. It's awesome and I'm female too. Not that that should matter much but sometimes it does in little ways when it comes to music. I also recommend you listening to another band that was around a couple years after Metallica came out and that's Pantera. The song Cemetary Gates is an absolute must! Try Pantera I think you'll like them.
Recently found the "reaction to songs" videos and have watched a lot of them, I appreciate you not pausing the video over and over (I know you have read that a lot but it makes the videos so much more enjoyable). I like your breakdown's and reactions too because they are more than "wow, they are good" and you read the lyrics so you actually understand what they are singing so you get the full context. Great videos keep them up please.
@@captaindank9568 Yeah they have so much good stuff. And I love their sense of humor. Very different than the other three of the big four. I love that they wrote a tune about judge Dredd, or about the Stephen king novella Apt Pupil. Among the living is my fav album of theirs, with State of Euphoria being a close second. All of their stuff is great though. And I'm glad that you suggested Angel of Death by Slayer. Most reaction videos dealing with them usually feature the song Raining Blood from the album Reign in Blood, but Angel of Death really tells you all that you need to know about the band. It's the best example of who they are, and the lyrics...jeepers. I don't know if Slanzzy would be ok after that. LOL
Anything off Among or Spreading for Anthrax would be a great start. Unless you want to early with Neil’s vocals instead of Joey, and check out Deathriders on Fistful of Metal.
Sabbath would be great. Reaction people so often get sent toward the really arcane stuff too early. Sabbath is a great band to see where Metal came from.
@@treytullis8690 that is true...but that is quite a lot of setup! Maybe that is why I didn't get into metal until adulthood (on paper) and after I took a class on the history of western music
First off. You are absolutely adorable. Beyond that I just wanted to let you know...Master of puppets is a better song. My personal second favorite song on the album. The first favorite is Orion. Which as LOGAN SEYMOUR accurately described as Cliff Burtons masterpiece. I listened to Master of puppets cover to cover the first time back in 95. Cliff's bass solo on Orion still gives me chills to this day. And I've listened to that track literally thousands of times over the years.
I really like your format for these videos you can see how you feel during the song as you are very emotive in your body language. Doing this instead of pausing or talking over it we still get to see your response and then hear your thoughts at the end. Fantastic!
Or, listen to To Live is To Die by Metallica. It is on the “ And Justice For All album. It is also a instrumental. I think you will feel the sadness just in the music.
Def to live is to die . It’s a tribute to bass player Cliff Burton who died on tour with band in a bus accident, he was only 24. This instrumental is EPIC and gives me chills every time I listen to it.
One Flew Over the Cuckoo's Nest is such an excellent movie. I just discovered your channel and subscribed and I must say it's better than the other reaction videos. You're not trying to be fake for likes and views. And I appreciate your open-mindedness toward the metal community.
I was a huge fan of the first 2 albums and the day MoP's was released, I went to the record store and bought both the vinyl, and the cassette tape. A few short years later, it was one of the first CD's I ever purchased as well. I still have the vinyl.
This was the first song I listened by Metallica in the 80's, which turned me into a sucker for Metallica. I was just a teenager, and it mold my music taste since then. It's refreshing to see young people enjoying it as well. Nice job, great vids. Keep up. You're in the right way. You should react to Enter Sandman live in Moscow 91. I really wanna see your expression!!
from a old metal head from when this was new headbanging is how you feel during the music there is no art to it its just how you and you alone feel while listening to it
Next on the bucket list - try the parallel between the movie "Exodus: Gods & Kings" and Metallica's "Creeping Death"...good stuff...and btw hello puppy. :)
The real parallel is between "Creeping Death" and "The Tenth Commandment" (Cecil B. Demille movie with Charleton Heston). Particularly this verse of the song "So let it be written, So let it be done" : ruclips.net/video/YOnjKPcxw0c/видео.html "Exodus: Gods & Kings" is a poor attempt to rationalize the Exodus. One of the worst Ridley Scott's movie in my opinion.
@@radieuseaurore While that is accurate, the thing is, you can actually VIEW "Creeping Death" and "Exodus: Gods & Kings" put to video in a manner sufficient to get an understanding of the events of Exodus regardless of Mr. Scott's intentions: ruclips.net/video/QF-JbjTwCwY/видео.html Very difficult to do with the actual "Book of Exodus" or "The Tenth Commandment" isn't it?
@@number1ace2gaming97 @Garbage94Man "The Tenth Commandment"?? You mean... "The Ten Commandments"? Gotta love it when people have NO CLUE what they are talking about, and are just being posers! But yes... The Book of Exodus is what Creeping Death was based on. Moses freeing his people from the Pharoah King Ramses II.
The 10 Commandments is more true to the song. I watched the one you mentioned yesterday and wasn't thrilled with some of the liberties taken myself. But I went to Sunday School when I was a kid.
I really do enjoy watching you explore new music!!! Especially when it hits you in the heart... You show your emotions well, plus the on-screen info is something I haven't seen anyone else do. I watch a lot of music reaction channels, and your's is one of the best. You get into the music and lyrics and then explain what each track does to you and how it makes you feel. Thank you for the vid!!!
My dad had a massive alcohol problem with gave him a brain aneurysm. He survived but became demented and we had to put him to a nursing home.Every time i hear this song it reminds me of my dad being locked away somewhere where he doesent want to be, and i cry. The only song that does that to me
This is truly one of the most under-rated Metallica songs ever. The blending of storytelling and music is top notch. If you don't get chills a couple times listening to this, I don't know what to say. This whole album is stellar. It captures the pinnacle of this era of the band. Loved seeing your reactions to certain parts SLANZZY. I'd like to recommend you listen to a Canadian band named COLD DRIVEN. You might start with a song called "Steel Chambers" off their second album.
My mom loves Metallica and she said this album in particular was overplayed basically from 1987 all the way to 1995 on radio stations and bars. But even though this album was overplayed and it’s basically very commercial it’s a masterpiece. Every song on this album is amazing, if you want to talk about an “underrated” song in this album it would be Damage Inc. This album is easily on the Top 10 Metal albums of all time.
Its nice to see a younger generation giving older music, especially heavy metal, a chance to influence them. When you think you are ready, id like to see your reaction to Pantera. Maybe Hollow or this love. Both are very emotional songs. Keep up the good work lady.
I love the fact that when he sings the more relaxed parts you look calm but as soon as he changes his voice to sound more angry your expression changes with the song and you look angry with him. The power of Metallica
I was just thinking...I don't know every metallica song but...do they have a happy 1?...just one? I don't think so. But somehow they combine beautiful pretty music along with the hardest metal you'd ever want to hear...all in the same song!!! And they do it over and over again...wow what talent!!!
Awesome- One Flew Over the Cuckoo's Nest is an absolute classic. Just stumbled across a few of your reaction videos and I have to say, I am pleasantly surprised. I'd have to peg you as early 20's, yet you seem to gravitate to early-to-mid 80's metal, which is awesome. Old School Metallica is some of the best metal ever made (though they were considered sell-outs by their faithful listeners for their Black album, that might be my favorite album of theirs). Thank you for letting me live vicariously through you; experiencing one of my all-time favorite bands again through your ears. I think you would REALLY love to experience Tool. ;)
It's such a beautiful thing to see a person that is inexperienced in Metal music discover it for the first time and embrace it. I've watched your Metallica videos in order and seen them capture your attention more and more. The emotion that I see in your movement and your eyes during the songs shows me that you are feeling their touch on your heart. I have loved Metallica for a long time (I didn't grow up with them. I was born in the late 80's and was introduced by my parents) and it is great to see someone discovering the emotion and the messages that they display in their music. A large portion of Metal music is the same. Tackling difficult issues and addressing deep levels of emotion. Many people are turned off by the aggressive sound, but you have given it a fair chance and embraced it. I respect you greatly for that and I am happy for you that you have discovered what this genre of music can really do for people.
I got lucky enough to get turned onto them right after the first album and was hooked. Ride the Lightning took it up another notch, but when this came out when I was 16... changed my life on how amazing it was. It's still one of my favorite albums of all time.
The only thing that brings me more joy than Metallica is seeing someone else experience Metallica for the first time. It's a beautiful thing. :)
The best bro
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They were 21 and 22 when they wrote this. Whole album is a masterpiece
Imagine how much better it would have been if mustaine was still in the band
@stargazer _099 very much this. Plus with Dave's issues, there would have been no band by now. It'd be a few more years before Dave would understand the importance of melody. (plus we might have been stuck with the puerile Mechanix lyrics, instead of the still silly, but less outright stupid lyrics of Four Horsemen)
RTL is better
@@triad5766 cool story?
bishop steiner - correct
The proper way to headbang is however the hell you want to.
Wrong.
Any way of headbanging is good as long as you don't look like you're giving head. She is not that bad, but she could pick up the pace a bit.
@@dimitarvel1441 shut up, dont gatekeep
Damned straight. The metal scene where I started out (Fort Lauderdale, FL) is all about acceptance. You do you, and just have fun.
Whatever way I throw my fuckin hair lol
Harder to do with headphones, but then again if you rip them out of the jack...you're doing alright.
You don't "learn" to head bang. You let the music into your soul and however your body reacts, that's what it is.
Correctamundo
100%
Head banging is a feeling, not a movement
@@corzahazard444 It's instinct. It just happens.
@@brandon.mart00 Eh, I mean sort of. It's part instinct for sure. Noticing yourself moving you head to music is part of what inevitably attracts people to heavy metal when they first become exposed to it. But you definitely learn to do it, even if you're not consciously practicing it. When you're a young kid and you're getting your first exposure into the heavy metal scene, you notice the other people headbanging around you and you take influence from that. When you're on stage enough times, you notice a lot of things about the audience. One of them is that groups of friends almost always headbang the same way. That's because they subconsciously learn and refine the techniques of their friends. So yeah, while the act itself may be inherent (dancing is inherent in humans, and headbanging is, after all, a form of dance), people definitely learn to do it better as they go along.
Fun fact: In 2015, Master of Puppets became the first metal recording to be selected by the Library of Congress for preservation in the National Recording Registry for being "culturally, historically, or aesthetically significant".
So this is literally a master piece! And was made when they were teenagers. Listen to disposable heroes. This album is about war and politics.
I see what you did there, it was truly a “master” [of puppets] piece
Being the first recognized piece is definitely an accomplishment among its own
youngers but not tennagers … a tennager is below 19 yr, they were 23/24 yr
I was 15 having a mother battling cancer when this came out. Very deep dark times in adolescence..Metallica helped mold the clay into the beast I became....horns high fellas!!! 🤟🙌🤟
Rock on, brother! 🤘🤘🤘
Love this.
I hope she lived. Sorry if she didn't. Rock on, brother.
My wife and I danced to "Nothing else Matters" at our wedding. It was our first dance. Every time we hear that song, we stop all what we are doing in the moment and just look at each other and smile. We have been happily married going on 14 years.
That's pretty much when I stopped listening to Metallica...they basically turned into soccer mom rock at that point
That was my brothers and his wife’s first dance song at their wedding too \m/
You are a really lucky person, hope I could someday find something similar
GroinFaceGroin wow you are so cool! I stopped listening to them once I found out you listened to them
@@Caddy-rn6sv I stopped listening to them because they sucked. End of story
In 1985 I was put in mental institution for 15 months. Because of this song it was my friends and mine favorite, 2 friends visited me almost every week, no other " patient" had any visitors but family. Studies show mental patients who's friends continue to include them have a higher than 85% of returning to a productive life. I worked my way off disability work full time bought my own condo. Thank you Ron and Kathy AND METALLICA.
Most RUclips reactors, when they hear this song, have NO idea what one flew over the cuckoo's nest is (or have ever read a book period) I love that u recently read it, THEN listened to this. Great reaction as always
Just watch the movie.............
read the book ages ago saw the movie ages ago...
To Live is to Die
If you're looking for a good Metallica song check out and justice for all. I play that as a cover song all the time.
What are they gonna do to us? We’re crazy!
I envy anyone who gets to hear Metallica for the first time😂
It only happens once in your life time :(
My intro to it was in 90/91 via a free And justice for All cassette tape I received during Desert Storm. loved them ever since.
Me too! I think that is why I like some of these reaction videos. Gives ma a taste of what it was like.
Unfortunately my 1st time of all their good stuff was wasted on teenage me 😡
So many of us in the 80's lived the songs 😮
Your Metallica reactions are my absolute favorite. No over exaggeration, no pausing every 10 seconds, you're the best. I hope you keep this trend going.
It makes me smile to see someone discover the beauty of metal. I discovered Metallica in 1986, shortly after Puppets came out and I never looked back. I was engulfed by all things metal. There are a lot of people who judge before ever giving metal a chance. Most of it is more than just screaming. Thank You for giving it a try. Hope you discover more gems. Once you are done with your Metallica journey, give Pantera or Slayer a go.
Slayer 👍👍👍👍👍
I stand by "Until it Sleeps" by Metallica
It's about James Hetfield losing his mom to Cancer.
I lost my mom to cancer so it's a really powerful song
Even tho it was the era Metallica was infamous for lol
Still a great song imo
I personally think that was their best era as their songs had a more personal connection to them and also Hetfield's voice was absolutely on point too because he'd started doing proper vocal exercises after nearly wrecking it in the early 90s
Thats's probably the best song on that album. I was in high school when it came out. Waited for that day big day and drove to record store (my parents did) . So different than the previous stuff.
Until It Sleeps is so underrated. Such an intense and somber song.
I actually love 90's Metallica almost as much as 80's Metallica (especially Black and Load). Where they lost me was St. Anger.
@@commanderstarstrider7176 I'd give it to The Outlaw Torn, but Until it Sleeps is fantastic.
For Whom The Bell Tolls is based on the book, also. These are for anyone who thinks that starting a garage band and being intellectual are mutually exclusive.
Tbf there was something special about Cliff Burton. I don't know exactly what songs he did/didn't write (who bothers to check the credits) but early Metallica had a lot of influence from outside of music (Creeping Death, For Whom The Bell Tolls, Sanitarium, etc. ). And I feel like Cliff had alot to do with bringing those types of things in
For Whom the Bell Tolls is based on the book with the same name by Ernest Hemingway
Yeah,us metalheads were potrayed as dumb stoners,,,,when in reality all the top 40 shit ,is mindless drivel
@@tylercady3985 Creeping Death is a nod/trolling towards the band Kirk had found and left to join Metallica. All the literature and cinema references were brought in by James, although Lars made him a fan of Lovecraft (:
@@chupasaurus I thought Creeping Death came from a comment Cliff made while they were watching the Angel of Death scene in The Ten Commandments
"Build my fear of what's out there, Can not breathe the open air.. No more can they keep us in, listen damnit we will win.. They see it right, they see it well, but they think this saves us from our hell"
Welcome home (Quarantarium)
Underrated post.
We are watching a headbanger being born everyone congrats
Now please, listen to the instrumental Orion by Metallica. Same album. Just another amazing instrumental from an amazing band. And thank you for another great reaction video. I really look forward in seeing more. Be safe.
Shes never lived until listening Orion
Yep...Orion...gotta listen to it.Fun begins at 3:58.
The best Metallica video u’ll ever see is “Creeping Death” live in Moscow. Largest crowd in history of mankind !!!!! Only 1.3 million Russians !!!!!
Big crowd, but nowhere near largest
And it was 1.6 million.......
Huge crowd but the audio quality isn't the greatest IMO. Their Mountain View, CA show in 1989 is an epic live recording. Hear all the detail and a great live performance!🤘
Rod Stewart has the largest at 3.5 million. Metallica is up there with 1.6 million in a 3 way tie for second place.
more than 20k people screaming DIE! DIE! DIE! its epic enough, fuck your counts.
The guitar speaks it's own truth. At times it can tell us more than words.
Metallica's amazing instrumental sounds gives us all chills. Now, Orion.
Metal music is potential energy and when you combine it with a human who is open and listens it becomes kinetic. About 20 seconds before you said something I said to myself: We're going to turn her into a head-banger; LOL. Everybody moves their own way so no self-consciousness, we're just glad to have you join us :)
Some of us grew up accumulating unexpressed anger. This music was a way for me to tap into the intensity and let out the anger without directing it at someone else. Their song about someone institutionalized helped me with my daily life. Keep yourself safe (and sane :) while we ride out the covid.
@M A Thanks.That's nice of you to say.
Also unexpressed inner torment
Dyers eve for another metallica song, pantera this love would be cool too! Enjoyed the video, really like the subtitles instead of talking during the song!
dyers is sooo good
@@jameshatfield7165 and not too many people react to it
Most definitely dyers eve.
One prof. drummer once told me, Dyers eve is one of the most drum-complicated songs in Metallica's playlist.
@@Onlooker1001 Yeah i mean there's a reason they don't play it live lol
I love your reaction in the second Kirk solo section at 3:00 , and when you say that descendent scale chills you. No matter which type of music you're familiar with, this kind of art is just breathtaking :)
I work in a mental health crisis clinic. Interesting how my understanding of this song has evolved from when I heard it as a teen. Back then I was just blown away by the instrumentals. Now I can empathize with the emotional message of the song. Fortunately, we don't do mental health like it was in OFOTCN, but there is certainly still room for improvement.
Enjoying your metallica reactions, keep exploring this amazing music. Greetings from Colombia :D
Some great recommendations here already. Megadeth is directly related to Metallica, but has it's very own style. I would recommend the songs "Symphony of Destruction", "Peace Sells", "Tout le Monde" and "Holy Wars".
Pantera is another milestone of heavy music, for sure. "Cemetary Gates" is a must-hear. The official live video for "Domination", shot in Moscow, is a really impressive document of their unbelievable stage presence and musical abilities. "Walk" and "This Love" are some mighty headbangers. Their guitarist "Dimebag" Darrell was without any doubt one of the most influential artists on expressive modern guitar playing, technically and artistically unique at that time and unsurpassed in it's perfection (THAT tone was copied a lot).
Anthrax is a band that is very strong with a unique style, some extraordinarily well written lyrics and also a lot of self-ironic humor. A masterpiece is the whole "Persistence of Time" album from 1990, that is maybe as important when it comes to Anthrax as "Master of Puppets" is to Metallica. "Is still relevant today, actually the songs are - timeless/future proof. ""Time" is not only the first song of the album, but also a great song to start out on Anthrax. The according live video from Auburn, 1991, also shows their great stage qualities. "Keep it in the Family" is maybe my second favorite of this band ever. Anthrax are together with Metallica, Megadeth and Slayer the classical BIG FOUR of Thrash Metal (each with their own strong influences on any extreme metal genre thereafter).
Have fun exploring these great bands. All of them have something to offer in terms of lyrics and emotional impact, additionally to being musically and artistically excellent.
Holy Wars is kind of a tradition for RUclips reaction vids, it's only fair that you join the crowd. ; )
Their music has something special … something never gets old … sounds fresh like first day, why? that’s why new generations like it
I got chills listening to the outro solo, and I've heard this song 100 times. It hits you hard, when your mind and heart wander through a song.
Definitely, "the thing that should not be". Another one off of master of puppets. About H.P Lovecraft's "Cthulhu" so cool!
Just talking about that. Lovecraft. Truly scary. Add Metallica? 😂
@@davidvollmar9029 What?
Worst song on the first 4 albums. Why recommend their only bad song? lol. Slow and boring...
@@adameves5970 Escape? Shortest Straw?
Actually that is a trilogy of songs call of Cthulhu, the thing that should not be and sleep no more
I always took the lyrics, “no locked doors, no windows barred.” less literal, pointing to the mind as its own prison. But I didn’t realize the connection to the movie, so maybe they’re more literal. Especially, as you pointed out, considering the freedom to leave.
I always thought it referred to his asylum or mental institution environment and that no visual windows are barred nor visual doors are locked, except of course the literal locked door to the exit of the institution, which is never seen, thus creating a tranquil atmosphere that makes everything ostensibly "normal."
@@skinnypuppy95 It immediately follows him referencing his dreams.
I always took it less literal some parts as well. By having social anxiety I always had a different connection to this song, although that's not exactly what the lyrics intend maybe.
I remember when this album came out. I was 15 and was so blown away. Great to be a teen in the 80's. Greatest music era ever!
Jesus the time sure flies. I remember back in the summer of 86 hearing this album for the first time going into 6th grade. It was the game changer for me. Changed my life hearing this band. They actually saved my life. If it wasnt for James Hetfield i might be dead. That's the truth. This was before computers in everyone's house and no internet. I found out about Metallica thru a older friend of mine who died that exact same summer he introduced me to my favorite band. RIP Darren every August when I listen to Master of Puppets I think of my good friend who died way too young high on acid and wrecking his three wheeler in a parking lot smashed his head into a curb and his brains flew out. The stain on the parking lot is still there 34 years later right in the McDonald's drive thru. Sorry for the graphic story but it's the truth and I could have ended up like my good friend. I miss him and just like him another good friend who loved Metal like me died on the 4th of july by hit and run and I'll never get to see him again either. All of my close friends are gone but I still have my memories of them and listening to this life changing band for me. People always say why do you like metal so much? I tell them it saved my fuckin life you don't understand unless you been thru what ive been thru and Metal saved me. I used to do huge amounts of cocaine and booze and in my 20s even though I was productive and always took care of my priorities I would go on 4 and 5 day binges and people wouldn't see me for days id be in a different world but I always had Metallica there. And when James went thru his exorcism of his demons in 2001 i did the same thing too. I didn't go to rehab i just quit everything and changed my whole life. I quit my job and quit hanging around with the friends i would use with and I just started working out every day and just stopped smoking cigarettes drinking booze and alcohol, no more Cocaine and smoking weed, snorting coke all night thru the morning. Done. May be i shouldn't be posting this but im not ashamed of it because i chose to do it, and I chose to stop. Im glad I stopped because like i said all of my "friends" I used to hang with are gone. Im only 45 but when you burn the candle at both ends like that if you keep doing it you will meet the grim reaper very soon. I quit in my 20s so that's good. I have a nice life now a beautiful daughter and I still have those demons from my past but i just blast them away with a intense workout and im good. That's what saved me listening to heavy metal and lifting it. 😆 I love the channel and seen Metallica at least 15 times in 30 years which isn't that many times but they deliver every time. I did get to meet Jason Newsted back in 1997 and got to tell him you guys saved my life man. He said im glad your still with us brother and shook my hand. I almost broke down but he made me laugh by getting right in my face and screaming METAL FOR LIFE! Fuck ya metal for life.
There is no right way to "head bang", just do what you feel! Digging your reactions, keep rocking! 🤘🏼✌🏼
A really good song is cemetery gates by pantera, amazing everything
Metallica didn't make videos during these days. They managed to achieve the early stages of their stardom without the typical marketing. All mixtapes and street-level.
Welcome to the band. I love how fast you process and find the meaning of the songs. I love when people listens heavy metal for the first time and enjoys it. Puré speed metal.
Probably my favorite guitars on a Metallica song. You should listen to Dyers Eve by Metallica.
Listen to suicidal tendencies “ how will I laugh tomorrow when I can’t smile today” and Metal Church “anthem to the estranged”
I was so impressed and moved by that STs song I learned to sing it in Sign Language.
Institutionalized has a fun clip ;)
Listen to death “voice of the soul” and Testament “ hypnosis “
How will I laugh tomorrow when I can't even smile today.... awesome track!
My bid would be for 'You Can't Bring Me Down'.
You are doing a great job figuring out the meaning to these Metallica songs, I've watched some of your reactions and you're spot on almost every time. I'm 60 years old and I've been listening to Metallica since they started and I think you're doing great 👍
Deep Purple: Child in time
Nightwish: Ghost love score. Or Song of myself (live at Wacken). And the rest of the Wacken concert. Then Wembley or Tampere concert.
Iron Maiden: the rime of the ancient mariner (live flight666). And all other songs.
Ayreon. Any song from Ayreon Universe Live or The Electric Castle Live And Other Tales concerts. Excellent albums.
Metallica's Outlaw Torn, Bleeding me or Fixxxer would be a great choice. These are their hidden gems!
Yes!!! All these 3!!! in this order also haha
Disposable heroes or the unforgiven next with lyrics of course haha pls 👍🏻
So refreshing to see an intelligent woman experiencing and appreciating (and connecting to) some of the best heavy metal ever created (and from a much more recent generation!). Great music is for everyone- regardless of age, race or gender. Love your reaction videos- keep them coming...
When their older albums were made, none of the members went to any sort of music school. Aside for Cliff Burton. He was the only one who went to music school and introduced the rest to so many other things that spice music up. (I remember he specifically mentioned harmonies in a short interview) These people, these young adults, James, Cliff, Kirk and Lars made this out of pure, raw and explosive talent.
The band has had a beginning which is really inspiring and motivating to me. Getting to start something so big and so powerful, yet with so little experience and knowledge is crazy, and some might say a very very lucky shot in the dark.
Just so you know, Kirk Hammett was trained by Joe Satriani...
My buddy went to git with them
If you think they were inspiring, take a look at Dave Mustaine too if you haven't. Dude's perseverance and dedication even when everything was adverse is just incredible and motivational.
"Still learning to headbang." Haha. There is no "right" way to headbang. However the music moves you is fine. Also, hoping for some more original music soon. Any chance? Stay safe everyone. Cheers from Florida.
Also, Pantera, “Walk”, “Cemetery Gates” & “This Love”. Those should keep ure pandemic lockdown days less boring, so have fun...
Yep! I keep mentioning these for her, plus Floods, 10's and The Sleep
@@mikeyjossy i couldnt believe the songs you referenced but damn the sleep is the top of them... any pantera fans google the sleep.
Pantera's "This Love", by the way, was used as a music for DOOM (PC game).
@@robertcameron9567 Yeah really I love them all. Dime was, is, and will always be my favorite guitarist! No one will ever play like him. I've even been to his grave and his house. Poured a Black Tooth Grin for him and Vinnie too if you know what I mean. The Sleep is amazing and love the solo, but Floods solo and outro are by far my favorite of all time, but really are there any that aren't great? I mean, Dime put his heart into every song he wrote. If you haven't heard old Pantera check out, We'll Meet Again, the solo in that is crazy good! When I was in basic training and things got tough I would play Floods and We'll Meet Again in my head like if I had on headphones, just clear my mind and hear those tunes, I could keep going. So talking about sweet solos... It's Makes Them Disappear is a top one too! Getcha Pull, Buddy!
You cant forget about pantera "FUCKING HOSTILE"
Congratulations on hearing this for the 1st time.
Your reaction vid made me happy!
I used to listen to this every summer afternoon riding my bike to my first job. Metallica got me through several years of horrible abuse at home, bullies at school, and others who just wanted to make my life hell. It focused my anger. Now they're all dead. j/k
This is what I love about all these RUclipsrs doing reactions to this awesome old metal. The range of people that always assumed metal was just loud guitars and screaming that get legitimate chills from this music is amazing.
I'm 36 and although this came out long before me I still grew up listing to it as well as other awesome metal like Pantera. I love seeing people open their minds and take this stuff in and realize how deep these songs really are and that there's actual meaning to them and the music really tells a story in itself.
Old Metallica is timeless. The lyrics, the melodies, everything.
I'm far younger (15) and I've been listening to this music all my life. It is a shame alot of people think metal is just loud shite.
If you want to hear a really great weeping guitar solo, listen to The Outlaw Torn... This is newer Metallica which some might shame me for, but it's a great song! It really pulls on your heart strings. Back to the older stuff, Four Horseman, Creeping Death, and Fight Fire with Fire. Best intro of any song they ever wrote! And then there are more instrumental songs, To Live is To Die, Orion and Call of Ktulu! Love your videos! And you have to hear Pantera, I'm telling you... Start with Cemetery Gates... You won't believe how beautiful and heavy this song is! Dime was the best!
New Metallica is just different to old Metallica. It's still very powerful, skilfully written music!
Outlaw Torn is an awesome song! I'm one of the few Metallica fans who actually likes both Load and Reload (I personally think it's when Metallica actually sounded at their best both musically AND vocally for James as his voice had developed much more range and imnpact)
The Outlaw Torn in my opinion is a masterpiece.
@@radieuseaurore The S&M version is, it filled in alot of spots that needed it on the studio version
@@JasonSmith-hs5dj I prefer the studio version. These empty spaces with only drums, bass & vocals, it makes a special mood, and makes the chorus more percussive. On the S&M version, I find that the orchestration does not bring anything more, it doesn't transcend the original in my opinion.
"To live is to die" is one of the best metallica songs ever. It's so emotional whenever i would like to listen, i just gotta light a cigarette.
That and whiskey 🥃 for me. Cheers!
Next you should do something off their 1st album. Kill em All. I recommend the 4 Horsemen. It's awesome and I'm female too. Not that that should matter much but sometimes it does in little ways when it comes to music. I also recommend you listening to another band that was around a couple years after Metallica came out and that's Pantera. The song Cemetary Gates is an absolute must! Try Pantera I think you'll like them.
Cemetery gates is one of all time favorites from pantera. RIP Dimebag
Fucking A1 suggestion though
You know your metal bands 😈
you should do Dyers eve, Creeping Death, To live is to die, ...And justice for all, blackened and so on.
Some good suggestions, especially Dyers Eve, but I also love the song Shortest Straw off of And Justice For All.
@@John57945 yeah that's my alltime favorite album
@@jameshatfield7165 Let's add One to the list, even though everyone does reactions of it.
she wears headphones so the dog dont freak out
that s adorable
*wears headphones so neighbours dont freak out*
Recently found the "reaction to songs" videos and have watched a lot of them, I appreciate you not pausing the video over and over (I know you have read that a lot but it makes the videos so much more enjoyable). I like your breakdown's and reactions too because they are more than "wow, they are good" and you read the lyrics so you actually understand what they are singing so you get the full context. Great videos keep them up please.
I found this same rabbit hole yesterday. Been stuck
There Are NO Bad Kurt Hamster Guitar Solos. Enjoy Each And EVERY ONE, since they are an example of a Master Craftsman at work.
No results for Kurt Hamster guitar solos..?
Personally, I prefer a good Clint Burford flute solo..
Kirk Hammett is pretty good too 🤣
Black By Pearl Jam LIVE MTV Unplugged version 🔥
Don't distract her, she is on the right track now listening to Heavy Metal, don't make her listen something so boring like Pearl Jam.
Yes!! PJ!!
There drummer lives in my home town. I got lessons once
But still bad music
I dont wanna watch a beautiful girl crying.... even if i love PJ ^^
You should listen to another of the big 4. Megadeth-Holy Wars, Slayer-Angel of Death, Anthrax-Madhouse
The only thing I would add would be Anthrax-Indians.
Johnny Ka-Pow! I was thinking either that or Madhouse, both are awesome songs. Such an underrated band
@@captaindank9568 Yeah they have so much good stuff. And I love their sense of humor. Very different than the other three of the big four. I love that they wrote a tune about judge Dredd, or about the Stephen king novella Apt Pupil. Among the living is my fav album of theirs, with State of Euphoria being a close second. All of their stuff is great though.
And I'm glad that you suggested Angel of Death by Slayer. Most reaction videos dealing with them usually feature the song Raining Blood from the album Reign in Blood, but Angel of Death really tells you all that you need to know about the band. It's the best example of who they are, and the lyrics...jeepers. I don't know if Slanzzy would be ok after that. LOL
Anything off Among or Spreading for Anthrax would be a great start. Unless you want to early with Neil’s vocals instead of Joey, and check out Deathriders on Fistful of Metal.
@@Lancet711 All good things.
You’ll find this entire album will be one you’ll come back to repeatedly. Love your content. 🤘🏻
The second last solo always gives me chills . Btw nice shirt :)
No head banging required when your eyes are being opened by greatness.
You should do Black Sabbath by Black Sabbath
Sabbath would be great. Reaction people so often get sent toward the really arcane stuff too early. Sabbath is a great band to see where Metal came from.
ban15ed I think it is important for people to realize that the early metal evolved from the blues, jazz and classical
@@treytullis8690 that is true...but that is quite a lot of setup! Maybe that is why I didn't get into metal until adulthood (on paper) and after I took a class on the history of western music
Wheels of confusion or symptoms of the universe would be great
@@treytullis8690 the Devil's Interval
First off. You are absolutely adorable. Beyond that I just wanted to let you know...Master of puppets is a better song. My personal second favorite song on the album. The first favorite is Orion. Which as LOGAN SEYMOUR accurately described as Cliff Burtons masterpiece. I listened to Master of puppets cover to cover the first time back in 95. Cliff's bass solo on Orion still gives me chills to this day. And I've listened to that track literally thousands of times over the years.
I really like your format for these videos you can see how you feel during the song as you are very emotive in your body language. Doing this instead of pausing or talking over it we still get to see your response and then hear your thoughts at the end. Fantastic!
I think you might enjoy Megadeth - Holy Wars or if you want to hear an insane solo Megadeth - Tornado of Souls
Or, listen to To Live is To Die by Metallica. It is on the “ And Justice For All album. It is also a instrumental. I think you will feel the sadness just in the music.
Def to live is to die . It’s a tribute to bass player Cliff Burton who died on tour with band in a bus accident, he was only 24. This instrumental is EPIC and gives me chills every time I listen to it.
One Flew Over the Cuckoo's Nest is such an excellent movie. I just discovered your channel and subscribed and I must say it's better than the other reaction videos. You're not trying to be fake for likes and views. And I appreciate your open-mindedness toward the metal community.
I was a huge fan of the first 2 albums and the day MoP's was released, I went to the record store and bought both the vinyl, and the cassette tape. A few short years later, it was one of the first CD's I ever purchased as well. I still have the vinyl.
This was the first song I listened by Metallica in the 80's, which turned me into a sucker for Metallica. I was just a teenager, and it mold my music taste since then. It's refreshing to see young people enjoying it as well. Nice job, great vids. Keep up. You're in the right way. You should react to Enter Sandman live in Moscow 91. I really wanna see your expression!!
Oh. You mean the concert with 1.6 million people in the crowd?
@@Duane_Grabert exactly!! Insane!!
@@picamolis7024 é nóis!!
Cemetary Gates by Pantera! You'll love it!
VERY GOOD I see people are steering you in the right direction 😄🤙ONE LOVE AND ALOHA🤗🤙🤙🤙🤙🤙
There’s no right or wrong way to headbang! Just feel it in your soul and let it rip!!!
from a old metal head from when this was new headbanging is how you feel during the music there is no art to it its just how you and you alone feel while listening to it
Next on the bucket list - try the parallel between the movie "Exodus: Gods & Kings" and Metallica's "Creeping Death"...good stuff...and btw hello puppy. :)
The real parallel is between "Creeping Death" and "The Tenth Commandment" (Cecil B. Demille movie with Charleton Heston). Particularly this verse of the song "So let it be written, So let it be done" :
ruclips.net/video/YOnjKPcxw0c/видео.html
"Exodus: Gods & Kings" is a poor attempt to rationalize the Exodus. One of the worst Ridley Scott's movie in my opinion.
but dont do the live version of Creeping Death...you cant appreciate the lyrics
@@radieuseaurore While that is accurate, the thing is, you can actually VIEW "Creeping Death" and "Exodus: Gods & Kings" put to video in a manner sufficient to get an understanding of the events of Exodus regardless of Mr. Scott's intentions: ruclips.net/video/QF-JbjTwCwY/видео.html Very difficult to do with the actual "Book of Exodus" or "The Tenth Commandment" isn't it?
@@number1ace2gaming97 @Garbage94Man "The Tenth Commandment"?? You mean... "The Ten Commandments"? Gotta love it when people have NO CLUE what they are talking about, and are just being posers! But yes... The Book of Exodus is what Creeping Death was based on. Moses freeing his people from the Pharoah King Ramses II.
The 10 Commandments is more true to the song. I watched the one you mentioned yesterday and wasn't thrilled with some of the liberties taken myself. But I went to Sunday School when I was a kid.
love your reactions! and your little emotional posts you display throughout the video without actually stopping the song! absolutely brilliant!!
I really do enjoy watching you explore new music!!! Especially when it hits you in the heart... You show your emotions well, plus the on-screen info is something I haven't seen anyone else do. I watch a lot of music reaction channels, and your's is one of the best. You get into the music and lyrics and then explain what each track does to you and how it makes you feel. Thank you for the vid!!!
1st! love you and your videos!
"The Unforgiven" please
It brings me joy seeing new people enjoying this. Its the closest ill ever be to being able to experience it again for the first time. Thank you.
My dad had a massive alcohol problem with gave him a brain aneurysm. He survived but became demented and we had to put him to a nursing home.Every time i hear this song it reminds me of my dad being locked away somewhere where he doesent want to be, and i cry. The only song that does that to me
This is truly one of the most under-rated Metallica songs ever. The blending of storytelling and music is top notch. If you don't get chills a couple times listening to this, I don't know what to say. This whole album is stellar. It captures the pinnacle of this era of the band. Loved seeing your reactions to certain parts SLANZZY. I'd like to recommend you listen to a Canadian band named COLD DRIVEN. You might start with a song called "Steel Chambers" off their second album.
Not underrated at all. If anything, it’s overplayed.
My mom loves Metallica and she said this album in particular was overplayed basically from 1987 all the way to 1995 on radio stations and bars. But even though this album was overplayed and it’s basically very commercial it’s a masterpiece. Every song on this album is amazing, if you want to talk about an “underrated” song in this album it would be Damage Inc. This album is easily on the Top 10 Metal albums of all time.
She's so pretty.
Its nice to see a younger generation giving older music, especially heavy metal, a chance to influence them. When you think you are ready, id like to see your reaction to Pantera. Maybe Hollow or this love. Both are very emotional songs. Keep up the good work lady.
I love the fact that when he sings the more relaxed parts you look calm but as soon as he changes his voice to sound more angry your expression changes with the song and you look angry with him. The power of Metallica
Welcome to the Metallica family! We're glad to have you.
Metallica - My Friend Of Misery
I’ve fallen down the rabbit hole watching your videos! ❤️ appreciate you and how you feel and read music intellectually. Ty, B.
Like rain drops, then agony within as the new day starts ending up being just like yesterday.. Over and over again.. Agonizing it is.
And 1 of the best Metallica songs ever
Adding to the stir crazy theme - Sweating Bullets by Megadeth
Headbanging is no science, you just flow with the music, thats how its done. There's no wrong way to do it
Great video as always : ) Also Hi Puppy!
Enter Sandman (Live in Moscow 1991) One of the craziest crowds you'll ever see (1.6 million people)
I was just thinking...I don't know every metallica song but...do they have a happy 1?...just one? I don't think so. But somehow they combine beautiful pretty music along with the hardest metal you'd ever want to hear...all in the same song!!! And they do it over and over again...wow what talent!!!
Glad you listened to this one. May suggest Creeping Death next.
Oops, sorry. I see you have done "One". Creeping Death is a great one.
Awesome- One Flew Over the Cuckoo's Nest is an absolute classic. Just stumbled across a few of your reaction videos and I have to say, I am pleasantly surprised. I'd have to peg you as early 20's, yet you seem to gravitate to early-to-mid 80's metal, which is awesome. Old School Metallica is some of the best metal ever made (though they were considered sell-outs by their faithful listeners for their Black album, that might be my favorite album of theirs). Thank you for letting me live vicariously through you; experiencing one of my all-time favorite bands again through your ears. I think you would REALLY love to experience Tool. ;)
It's such a beautiful thing to see a person that is inexperienced in Metal music discover it for the first time and embrace it. I've watched your Metallica videos in order and seen them capture your attention more and more. The emotion that I see in your movement and your eyes during the songs shows me that you are feeling their touch on your heart. I have loved Metallica for a long time (I didn't grow up with them. I was born in the late 80's and was introduced by my parents) and it is great to see someone discovering the emotion and the messages that they display in their music. A large portion of Metal music is the same. Tackling difficult issues and addressing deep levels of emotion. Many people are turned off by the aggressive sound, but you have given it a fair chance and embraced it. I respect you greatly for that and I am happy for you that you have discovered what this genre of music can really do for people.
You should definitely check out some Iron Maiden next! I recommend either Hallowed Be Thy Name or Aces High 🤘
Hell yeah, great recommendations👍
Although you forgot about the trooper, one of my favorites.
Metallica, "Disposable Heroes" off the same album, also Cemetary gates or domination Live from Pantera would be a good metal choice too, Id say.
metallica mainstream for amateur and it get them hooked Disposable hero good choice but i suggested T aped under Ice for the legendary cliff b
I got lucky enough to get turned onto them right after the first album and was hooked. Ride the Lightning took it up another notch, but when this came out when I was 16... changed my life on how amazing it was. It's still one of my favorite albums of all time.
I like that you replay the song in the background over your commentary. Really neat touch that just adds so much in my opinion. Great stuff!!!