@@alperenovski Laughs thinking Dio even close to What Metallica and Hetfield could do live, which is the true Testament to a bands greatness. Their Albums are great but seeing them live they are 10x better. MOP is a great song on the Album, but this version is out of this world better.
everybody is commenting imaging how awesome it'd be to be in the crowd, but imagine being the performer and looking out into the crowd seeing everybody headbanging and going mental to your songs! Now THAT would be the dream!!
I was there, 17 years old, right before my senior year of high school started. The crowd was insane that night. They did not disappoint. It was one of the greatest rock shows ever.
+Christopher Hargreaves Back when you only had to film a live show to make an epic music video... Nowadays all the lame bands have to ask the crowd to "go wild" and 99% of the crowd just awkwardly lolligags around.
+Christopher Hargreaves One of my favorite shots of anything ever, look how freaking mental that looks, I would have been lying on the ground getting trampled to literal death staring up at all the arms flailing while I was fading into the light but accepting it with the smile on my face due to what perfect and timeless sounds my ears were hearing. Thank goodness Lars prompted the shot by pointing or it may not exist. And I wouldn't have just expressed one thought from the galaxy of thoughts that it gives me.
+SoLDMG I agree with you to a point, mate. Most modern MAINSTREAM bands fans can't work it up for shit. However, if you see some of the older less well-known bands still around today, like Exodus, the crowd is batshit insane from the off!
+Christopher Hargreaves once see that shot when watching this video, I fucking lost it and starting headbanging like the angsty 16 year old I used to be
I disagree. I feel like Cliff's is more like opening the gates of hell, or like a cry (call?) for war, especially DOTG 1985. Jason's, however, feels like a fever dream, or I'm like I'm in hell and this is Lucifer's entrance. Just my honest opinion.
I think it’s also the way they made old concerts like 89 and San Diego look. The cameras, Cinematography, High Quality Film, Stage, Lighting and Effects, Tone Like these are some of the best indoor concerts of all time.
A bit late for a reply I know. Personally I think its all the alcohol he had consumed and continued to consume that have him that raspyness to his voice. There are ways that singers can learn to sing with rasp though I'm pretty sure.
It's actually false chord technique but James used to do it too violently a then he had vocal problems. You can learn sing like like that but you shouldn't do it all time. James is still sing with this agression but he don't wanna damege his voice again.
Son: “Hey dad why is my sister named Rose” Dad: “Because your mother loves Roses” Son: “Oh ok thanks, dad” Dad: “No problem Metallica - For Whom The Bells Toll Live Seattle 1989 HD”
It is impossible how these dudes came up with such masterpieces in such a short time while they were teenagers and in early 20s. Respect Mustaine also! Unbelivable!
Alexander Barranco you probably can't even tell the difference between Jason's playing and Cliffs. You probably can't even hear the bass here you fucking idiot
Cliff was the better player from a technical standpoint, but the band was better live with Jason. He gave them an attitude and energy that can't be matched.
Metallica’s first four albums are amazing records, but a lot of producers say those studio albums were improperly mixed as well. Even Cliff’s bass tracks are relatively low in the mix, with James’ and Kirks guitars taking up a lot of low end frequencies.
@@Kruegernator123 5 years later I agree in deed. In the last portion of Fade to Black where Lars starts to hit the double bass, you can barely hear it, even with proper sound equipment.
This when Metallica was at its best. With perfect lineup James-rhythm guitar\lead vocals-has a nice gritty voice Lar-drums-funny one of the band great player Kirk-guitar-awesome player has great solos Jason-bass/back up vocals-most energy. The spirit of the band
the only problem of this live is the bass you can really hear it in the intro of bellz creep and the bass solo without this problem this live is the best
This song really brings life into the book that it’s based on. After reading the book, you can see the story playing out in your head when you’re listening to the song. It’s like watching a movie, it’s spot in. Thank you, Ernest Hemingway, for bringing us the book that brought us one of the best Heavy Metal songs of all time
Lars is a dick. Check out this video on the milanica channel of Jason singing Creeping Death and towards the end of the chorus Lars screws up and loses his own beat.
I know I might get a lot of hate from Metallica fans but I prefer Jason over Cliff. Cliff was an amazing bassist and a great composer but Jason had such an amazing stage presence and great energy which Metallica's live performance even more epic and in my opinion Damaged Justice tour is the best Metallica tour.
Lars was obviously pointing to Beavis being out in the audience at 0:38 of the video. (You have to see the clip of this video on "Beavis and Butt-Head" in order to "catch my drift" here.)
I remember back in the early 90's, I had basically the same hair, and mustache, and I was getting gas one night, and a black guy was at the opposite pump, Says "Yo, James Hetfield, whats up?" I thought that was funny. Another time, I was having a conversation about bands, and I brought up Metalica as one of the greats, and some other guy piped in saying James wasn't a singer, he said, "he doesn't really sing, he just screams in key".
+Stevie Wonder The man that gave me my night time meds. at the ward was older and black and he let me listen to justice and was cool once he got to know me anyway.
@@raymangamers0817 The bass in 1985 was better, of course, but I think the performance of the 1989 show was way better than 1985, and good god did James's voice got better
one of the best live performances in the history of music, without a doubt metallica brought an almost unparalleled energy onstage. They were absolutely insane during the 80s....
I have listened to this song over and over again. It’s one of few songs that gets your hair to stand on your arms. The hammering of the double kick drum - just speechless. And the James unleashing hell on the mic. Jason haunting the audience with the baseline and finally Kirk smothering the crowd with the riffs. It’s my go to GYM song. This live version is full of complexity that most bands couldn’t fathom doing today. These “kids” were just masters of energizing the crowd.
I love how Lars is like: "Film that crowd, it is fucking insane!!" at 0:37 and then the camera moves on to the crowd and it is, indeed, fucking insane.
I saw these guys 10 days after this show in Salt Lake City. September 8, 1989. The day before my 16th birthday. Faith No More opened and we fucking booed them off stage after 20 minutes. Back in those days we were a little Metallica army. Still the best show I've ever seen. Better than this one even. Those were legendary days.
Every time I watch new Metallica stuff I have to go back to this to remember what they were really like. And the crowds when we were younger, so much better.
There are some where his voice is even better that are really UNderrated such as: 1987 Gothenburg 1988 Helsinki 1989 Ct Connecticut 1991 Westfallen Germany
You know, I always wondered if bands like metallica ever get sick of playing tunes... But when Lars points to the crowd, and you see all those fucking people loving music you made, I would never get sick of playing songs.
I feel like nothing gets you more hyped to rock the hardest you possibly can than being a performer and looking out to the crowd at 0:38 and seeing the most absolute savage crowd
I watch this video all the time. It reminds me of how heavy metal once dominated music and how people couldn't get enough of it. This day in time, you go to a hard rock/metal concert and about 90% of the crowd stands lifeless and silent like a bunch of corpses. I guess the good ole days couldn't last forever.
The amount of amazing songs this band has put out in just crazy. So many good fuckin songs. If they did a greatest hits album they would have to put their discography on one disc.
I remember getting this with the Box Set for Christmas in 93 (I think) I loved this show so much I went to my cousins house and we dubbed it from video to cassette so we could listen in the car.
Ofcourse its awesome! But why did you have to add 'fucking' while saying Jesus. Do you think its cool to say that? Or is it gay to love & respect Jesus?
it's videos like this that i can never forget. I remember buying the live shit box set with my birthday money when I was 13 in 1996..metallica was so epic back in those days. that's why it kills me to hear ppl say metallica sux and metallica is posers and sellouts...everyone has an oppinion on things they've done from the mid 90s on...but just from what they did here alone that deserves to put them near the top of any all time metal list period and anyone who don't think so is out of touch with reality
Just an opinion: They are still as epic as they used to be long ago. It's true that they have become a little soft and slow but their live shows are still electrifying. You can ride the lightning, seek and destroy anything in your way, be a master of puppets! Nothing else matters!
kinda messes with your head when you see these 20 year olds bouncing around, full of life, having a ball (in the crowd), and realize they're either now near, or in their 50s
If I had access to a time machine, this would be where I'd go. To live this concert..I saw them live this summer in sweden but damn, if I could experience this show I could die happy. Amazing does not even begin to describe this band.
My friend, who is into modern metal such as: Metalcore, New Metal, Black Metal, and Death Metal etc. told me Metallica has the worst vocals, and that The Big 4 had the worst out of all the metal bands... Told him to watch this the other day... At least it shut him up!! \m/
There’s never a day or scenario where that opening bell toll doesn’t make me feel like I’m unstoppable. An absolute fucking masterpiece of a song. Long live Metallica
My brother in law was at this concert. Went to see The Cult and "stayed for Metallica". Been a Metallica fan ever since and he passed that on to me. Thank God for that.
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This version of Hetfield had the best heavy metal voice ever.
Dyers eve. No one can beat his beast vocal in dyers eve
Even if that is arya or fucking grinder or fucking blythe
Y’all are crazy for thinking that Tom has just got the loudness voice I guess it’s all opinion
Bruce Dickinson and Dio: Laughs in metal
@@alperenovski Laughs thinking Dio even close to What Metallica and Hetfield could do live, which is the true Testament to a bands greatness. Their Albums are great but seeing them live they are 10x better. MOP is a great song on the Album, but this version is out of this world better.
1983-1991: The Best Metallica
Not even a discussion.
hahahahaha before they got hair cuts!!!
👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍
1983-1988 better
2016
everybody is commenting imaging how awesome it'd be to be in the crowd, but imagine being the performer and looking out into the crowd seeing everybody headbanging and going mental to your songs! Now THAT would be the dream!!
You can see how ecstatic the dummer is at 0:36 lol he lost his mind
Imagine performing creeping death and having a bunch of drunks telling you to die.
@@crayfish6430 LMAO
thats half the reason i want to join a band
@@CrispyHulk1 Lars is chronically insane
I was there, 17 years old, right before my senior year of high school started. The crowd was insane that night. They did not disappoint. It was one of the greatest rock shows ever.
awesome man, good for you! Glad someone in the comments section got their face melted live.
You sir are super super lucky! This performance got me jumping when I only have my headphones on. I can't imagine the feeling of being there live
@Aaron Garl seattle center. Been to some shows at TDome, not a great venue sound wise.
Lucky bastard
I saw this a week later at the Long Beach arena. Same place I saw them open for Ozzy with Cliff Burton in 86.
26 year old James was lit as fuck
Yess!
26... I have to rearrange my life priorities
@@TheWatchernator I forgot about this comment. I still feel the same 😂
Me at 26: Eating chips at my room while typing this comment
@@RandomPerson-ui3xv hahaha same
James Hetfield: The Lion King of Metal
That's true
he is so pure animalistic. I fucking love it - and I'm a guy. the hole set seattle 89 ist pure Ecstasy
Yeahh man 🤘🖕
Lol to be honest I always thought that he looked like the cowardly lion in wizard of oz. After he got his courage obviously
He is the Sabertooth from X men.
Lars telling the camera man to film the savage crowd and not him at 0:37.. priceless
"DO YOU SEE THAT"
He was pointing at Beavis
LOOK AT THAT
So fucking cool.
His adrenaline was probably through the roof looking at the crowd!
0:37 Say what you want about Lars but I’ve always loved how he wanted the cameraman to get a shot of the crowd in that moment.
Smart dude.
@Scott Hufford glazing
THAT is the moment! Fucking chills every time.
Epic shot for all to see the period of time when Seattle was cool.
Look over there, Look over there, Look over THERE!!!!! - Lars Ulrich
Fucking hell, James had such an amazing voice.
Has* :D
No, had.
he used to
He still sounds way better than most metal singers.
Then he sobered up
this shit is insane
+Mike Glock Indeed. That crowd shot at 0:38 looks incredible!
+Christopher Hargreaves Back when you only had to film a live show to make an epic music video... Nowadays all the lame bands have to ask the crowd to "go wild" and 99% of the crowd just awkwardly lolligags around.
+Christopher Hargreaves One of my favorite shots of anything ever, look how freaking mental that looks, I would have been lying on the ground getting trampled to literal death staring up at all the arms flailing while I was fading into the light but accepting it with the smile on my face due to what perfect and timeless sounds my ears were hearing. Thank goodness Lars prompted the shot by pointing or it may not exist. And I wouldn't have just expressed one thought from the galaxy of thoughts that it gives me.
+SoLDMG I agree with you to a point, mate. Most modern MAINSTREAM bands fans can't work it up for shit. However, if you see some of the older less well-known bands still around today, like Exodus, the crowd is batshit insane from the off!
+Christopher Hargreaves once see that shot when watching this video, I fucking lost it and starting headbanging like the angsty 16 year old I used to be
The sound is like they are opening the gates of hell.
I disagree. I feel like Cliff's is more like opening the gates of hell, or like a cry (call?) for war, especially DOTG 1985. Jason's, however, feels like a fever dream, or I'm like I'm in hell and this is Lucifer's entrance. Just my honest opinion.
*Only 18* 👇👇👇
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Yeah, and its badass
This is probably what they play there.
Man, the sound is better than most live recordings today.
It’s better than most studio tracks lol
The drums at this time sounded like bombs!!
I think it’s also the way they made old concerts like 89 and San Diego look.
The cameras, Cinematography, High Quality Film, Stage, Lighting and Effects, Tone
Like these are some of the best indoor concerts of all time.
so true!
This is the most epic live voice metal have ever seen.
Rinaldo Rosenberg True.
+GamerOnPOTATOin 240p Does he have a special technique or something? Or is this just his voice asit naturally is?
A bit late for a reply I know. Personally I think its all the alcohol he had consumed and continued to consume that have him that raspyness to his voice. There are ways that singers can learn to sing with rasp though I'm pretty sure.
GamerOnPOTATOin 240p only live act the topped them was pantera but not by much
It's actually false chord technique but James used to do it too violently a then he had vocal problems. You can learn sing like like that but you shouldn't do it all time. James is still sing with this agression but he don't wanna damege his voice again.
A fucking Lion, a fucking Satan, a fucking God, and a fucking Kirk on stage in 1989.
+Luis Navarrete And a fuckin Kirk lol. Accurate.
Kirk is his own mystical being
+Mike Chang Captain Kirk.
+slenderbc07 Cap'n Kirk
+slenderbc07 *in kirk's voice* IIIIIIIII... seemtobeplayingasickrifffffff.
Metallica said in an interview that Kurt Cobain was actually in the front row of this show!
what interview. please someone tell me
Requesting to play whiplash.
That was at San Diego 92 I’m pretty sure
I’m pretty sure u can see Kurt in the video fro whiplash at San Diego
And Wiplash was his favorite song !!! RIP Kurt
That echo at 3:30 and the people screaming. Holy shit, it gives me goosebumps every time
How?
i was just about to comment that
Yeah that echo is the best part
Thats why this live version is great
EVRRYTIME!!!
Back when ppl lived the moment in concerts instead of recording with their cellphones
James looks like Thor, his guitar is his hammer and the thunder are those amazing riffs he plays
1369rockstar then who's Loki? Dave? XD
Why wasn't this in Thor: Ragnarok?
1369rockstar I guess that's why they called their album "Ride the Lightning."
"Are you James? God of guitars?"
This comment is kinda cringe but yeah James is a beast xD \m/
In their prime these guys were probably the most talented band in the world
Yeah, one of the most legendary bands in music (in general)
and Lars
Bradplaysdefense and they were drunk 90% of the time
They created great music, but nowhere near the most talented technically
yeah, they didn't have a candle to hold to the talent of Iron Maiden but they still made solid music....
Son: “Hey dad why is my sister named Rose”
Dad: “Because your mother loves Roses”
Son: “Oh ok thanks, dad”
Dad: “No problem Metallica - For Whom The Bells Toll Live Seattle 1989 HD”
Haha rucking hilarious my guy! ;:)
Unoriginal, and unfunny comment, chap.
Justified
@@varsityathlete4786 Yea I literally don’t care
@@clarkmclean2345 obviously you do
It is impossible how these dudes came up with such masterpieces in such a short time while they were teenagers and in early 20s. Respect Mustaine also! Unbelivable!
Satan
This is better than the studio version
TheAir97 i prefer this wayyyy over the studio version. and the crowd looks absolutely fucking insane
Much better
TheAir97 No, it isnt, because not is Cliff :(
Cliff em all is better
Alexander Barranco you probably can't even tell the difference between Jason's playing and Cliffs. You probably can't even hear the bass here you fucking idiot
The voice of James Hetfield in 1989 was the best.
James at his prime. Can't get enough of this.
Rinaldo Rosenberg in the past, had a voice of god !! :-)
Rinaldo Rosenberg since the mid-90s is worse
@@matthunter9138 he had to change his singing style after he blew out his voice i think James is still a good singer just in a different way
Exactly
Gotta say ...lars pointing to the crowd when the lights kick on is one of the most badass moments in metal history.. holy shit
Cliff was the better player from a technical standpoint, but the band was better live with Jason. He gave them an attitude and energy that can't be matched.
James looked so fucking badass back in the day!
Oh yeah
+WeCaredALot Fuck yeah, his hair is like a freaking lion's mane
"IT'S THE LAST TIME YOU WILL!!" (WILL WILL WILL)
That euphoric silence from 3:28-3:31♥♥
pure magic
Amazing
This along with the intro and ending make it an just fantastic.
Love how the crowd absolutely lost their shit
That small triplet fill Jamez does between 1:56 - 1:58 is just the coolest thing
never noticed that until now, thanks!
1:11 absolute chills
The scaling of rhythm guitar is just terrifying aka fuckin A
That's where I'd start headbanging, even if I was bald...
One of the sickest 2-steps ever.
You realize how big was this band when their live performance was 10 times better than the recorded
Imagine if they played Dyers Eve at this show with Lars doing double bass
@@gregorydavis4742 I would literally murder someone to see them play Dyers Eve in 1989. My god. I could die happy.
@@gregorydavis4742 Lars was never able ro play double bass, he recorded it separately in the studio
Metallica’s first four albums are amazing records, but a lot of producers say those studio albums were improperly mixed as well. Even Cliff’s bass tracks are relatively low in the mix, with James’ and Kirks guitars taking up a lot of low end frequencies.
@@Kruegernator123 5 years later I agree in deed. In the last portion of Fade to Black where Lars starts to hit the double bass, you can barely hear it, even with proper sound equipment.
I love that snare sound. Sounds like a gun going off.
Better than the snare in st anger
ironwarrior1218 that shouldn't even be a comparison...
@@metalhed3314
My dick sounds better than St. Anger's snare.
what part
My dads gotta snare drum that sounds just like this its a maple snare but a steel shell
This when Metallica was at its best.
With perfect lineup
James-rhythm guitar\lead vocals-has a nice gritty voice
Lar-drums-funny one of the band great player
Kirk-guitar-awesome player has great solos
Jason-bass/back up vocals-most energy. The spirit of the band
I agree completely
Amen
James voice here is the true definition of Heavy Metal
James voice kick ass
This gig was their peak.
I don't think they've ever sounded as good as this.
I completely agree. James never sang better, Lars never played tighter, Kirk never soloed better, Jason made no mistakes. Everyone was at their peak
the only problem of this live is the bass
you can really hear it in the intro of bellz creep and the bass solo
without this problem this live is the best
Hear 4:40 on video creeping death 91 moscow listen nexxt 30 sec AT HIGHTEST VOLUME you wont regret
don't worry dude everybody knows this damn good live ^^
Personally I think a day on the green '85 was there best but everyone has their own opinion
Kirks solo at the end 4:14 gives me chills every single time. Just imagine how that must’ve felt in the moment.
This song really brings life into the book that it’s based on. After reading the book, you can see the story playing out in your head when you’re listening to the song. It’s like watching a movie, it’s spot in.
Thank you, Ernest Hemingway, for bringing us the book that brought us one of the best Heavy Metal songs of all time
🤘🤘
omg they were sooooo good at this time holy shit
Rinaldo Rosenberg sant 3:
***** yes i did :3 rosenberg lät svenskt så..
FesojNagod nå men helvete
The Extinct Surgeon ?
FesojNagod Jag måste säga någonting om de svenskar här, ja e finland svensk så...
God, even Lars was badass in the 80s!!
Okay, lets not get carried away here...
+Django Mandingo lol
1:52 What the fuck was that then
Pretty sure that was a fill.
Lars is a dick. Check out this video on the milanica channel of Jason singing Creeping Death and towards the end of the chorus Lars screws up and loses his own beat.
Jason ruled. I know he cant compare to Cliff, but, damn he rocked.
he had the ultimate metal face while playing too...literally looked like his face was melting with that scowl lol
Jason gave metallica incredible energy, too bad they didn't appreciate him or give him the credit he deserved.
I will always be PISSED at James and Lars for how they tormented Jason --- they NEVER treated him as an equal
I know I might get a lot of hate from Metallica fans but I prefer Jason over Cliff. Cliff was an amazing bassist and a great composer but Jason had such an amazing stage presence and great energy which Metallica's live performance even more epic and in my opinion Damaged Justice tour is the best Metallica tour.
cliff is kinda overrated, jason would fit better
Lars was obviously pointing to Beavis being out in the audience at 0:38 of the video. (You have to see the clip of this video on "Beavis and Butt-Head" in order to "catch my drift" here.)
I remember that!! Gold!
BEAST MODE
Andrew Tschuta and so best mode
Sicko mode
I remember back in the early 90's, I had basically the same hair, and mustache, and I was getting gas one night, and a black guy was at the opposite pump, Says "Yo, James Hetfield, whats up?" I thought that was funny. Another time, I was having a conversation about bands, and I brought up Metalica as one of the greats, and some other guy piped in saying James wasn't a singer, he said, "he doesn't really sing, he just screams in key".
+Sean Jeanes Braille steering wheel XD
Why did you have to specify that he was black ?
+John Berry How many black Metalica fans can you name, and how many black guys can you name who know who James Hetfield is?
+Stevie Wonder The man that gave me my night time meds. at the ward was older and black and he let me listen to justice and was cool once he got to know me anyway.
his name was probably Stevie Wonder too haha
Goddamn, this has to be the best performance I've seen for, "For Whom The Bell Tolls." Am I right?
I think "Day On The Green" 1985 is better !
@@raymangamers0817 . You mean, "Hi Cliff. How ya doin?" That one? Lol. That one is definitely a classic also.
@@raymangamers0817 The bass in 1985 was better, of course, but I think the performance of the 1989 show was way better than 1985, and good god did James's voice got better
I there was a better one, I didn't hear it!
I'm tired of hearing about "Cliff this, and Cliff that" --- he was great but this '89 show was untouchable!
1/23/2020
... And still blowing my mind. Man i better be 21 in Seattle in 1989 in my next lifetime dammit.
If I’m 20 there like I am now I would lose my mind!! I would never ever stop talking about it!
"Take a look to the sky just before you die it's the last time you will"......goosebumps
best ever
Makes a grown man cry
When I'm singing along to 🔔z with Hetfield, this is the only part of the song I do not sing.
one of the best live performances in the history of music, without a doubt metallica brought an almost unparalleled energy onstage. They were absolutely insane during the 80s....
Yes just listening to this gives me amazing sensations!!!
This performance and Queen at Live Aid might be the greatest rock concerts ever given?
i was at this concert, it was the first time i ever saw metallica live, needless to say they kicked my ass !!
I know this isnt what you meant but when I read that I imagined the band taking you backstage and beating you up
I have listened to this song over and over again. It’s one of few songs that gets your hair to stand on your arms. The hammering of the double kick drum - just speechless. And the James unleashing hell on the mic. Jason haunting the audience with the baseline and finally Kirk smothering the crowd with the riffs. It’s my go to GYM song. This live version is full of complexity that most bands couldn’t fathom doing today. These “kids” were just masters of energizing the crowd.
holy shitttttt
Best Hetfield ever!
The greatest opening to a rock song in the history of music. If this doesn't give you both chills and energy, nothing will!
JAMES' VOICE. 😍❤️🔥
And this was in a time before autotune
This is for you dad, wish you were able to see this live, R.I.P 2011
Okay
Sorry for your loss🙏🏻
+Claudia that looks like clown from slipknot
Aragon Mill it is
+Claudia fuck ya
I love how Lars is like: "Film that crowd, it is fucking insane!!" at 0:37 and then the camera moves on to the crowd and it is, indeed, fucking insane.
It always gives me goosebumps 3:24
scares the sh#t out of the world
The part at 1:12 is still the heaviest thing I've ever heard in my life.
david j I think after the solo in master of puppets, for me, is heavy as hell!
david j watch harvester of sorrow in this councert personally heavier than this track just my opinion
pablo sanchez heaviest by far is the thing that should not be
david j but have u heard the song domination by pantera thats heavier breakdown
with the background of the crowd going absolutely mental just adds to it
I was born far too late. RUclips is becoming a window into the golden age of music, and when the world was a decent place to live.
+YouLoveMrFriendly The 80-90's were a glorious time. It was hard to appreciate it since you thought it would always be the norm. Sadly it's not.
I saw these guys 10 days after this show in Salt Lake City. September 8, 1989. The day before my 16th birthday. Faith No More opened and we fucking booed them off stage after 20 minutes. Back in those days we were a little Metallica army. Still the best show I've ever seen. Better than this one even. Those were legendary days.
born also to late man im now 15 xd
edgy comment
We were saying the same thing about the 70's man.. Just live as you choose and don't listen to anyone that tells you you are off bit....
Every time I watch new Metallica stuff I have to go back to this to remember what they were really like. And the crowds when we were younger, so much better.
god i wish i was alive back then to see this live
If you are a Metallica fan and this tune is not in your top 10 then you are not a Metallica fan.
10 is gay... 11.
Neato
It's like 2nd best
ADDER2000 Or you have different opinions......
T as de la merde dans les oreilles mec
Fave concerts by Metallica
1989 Seattle
1991 Moscow
1999 San Francisco
Yellow Bee 2009 nimes
San Diego 94
Metal Hammer 1985 !
There are some where his voice is even better that are really UNderrated such as:
1987 Gothenburg
1988 Helsinki
1989 Ct Connecticut
1991 Westfallen Germany
Yellow Bee san Diego 92 also man🤟
I think this is the best version even more than studio
Most of the Seattle 89 performances are better than the studio version. The coked our metal grooves are too strong
That intro man!! THAT INTRO!!! it gets me every time!!
You know, I always wondered if bands like metallica ever get sick of playing tunes... But when Lars points to the crowd, and you see all those fucking people loving music you made, I would never get sick of playing songs.
This is the best live version on RUclips so far.
ruclips.net/video/qdlQyNe_9tE/видео.html
no the best version is with cliff that is legendary
@@michaelhens7874 we all agree that Cliff was great --- but this '89 Seattle show was the best, by far
What a fucking time to be alive man... goddamn, so pissed I missed the shows like this.
When he says ”IT’S THE LAST TIME YOU WILL” idk why but it just sound so fkn good
The only reAson for a time machine to be made
Right! Exactly!
with a time machine I would never travel to the future - only to the past: the 60s the 70s and the 80s and maybe to the early 90s to see Nirvana
The crowd shots look fucking insane, it looks like a jungle of bodies out there
I feel like nothing gets you more hyped to rock the hardest you possibly can than being a performer and looking out to the crowd at 0:38 and seeing the most absolute savage crowd
These guys were born to be metal gods
I watch this video all the time. It reminds me of how heavy metal once dominated music and how people couldn't get enough of it. This day in time, you go to a hard rock/metal concert and about 90% of the crowd stands lifeless and silent like a bunch of corpses. I guess the good ole days couldn't last forever.
You got that right
Smart phones, chicks typing messages, at least 70% of the crowd knows only Nothing Else Matters,Enter Sandman and Unforgiven..Sad but True...
Milan I see what you did there...
And I know, it’s been 4 years... XD
You are most definitely wrong, there are still some wild af shows, just not the ones by the biggest bands in the world lmfao
@@bondedbybud1151 late, but definitely true. prime example: ragers Lmfao
This is the best version of this song in my opinion. YEAH!!!
For sure. I can find none better. They nailed it this night all the way through. Must be good coke in Seattle LOL
Have you heard the version with Cliff Burton :D
YES IT IS !!!!
Tống Giang Yes i have but still. :D
Who here likes the S&M version?
The amount of amazing songs this band has put out in just crazy. So many good fuckin songs. If they did a greatest hits album they would have to put their discography on one disc.
I remember getting this with the Box Set for Christmas in 93 (I think) I loved this show so much I went to my cousins house and we dubbed it from video to cassette so we could listen in the car.
58 dislikes? Even if fucking Jesus himself listened to this, there still shouldn't be any dislikes.
True Mike:-)
damn straight
jack caugh Morrans:-) Have a nice sunday bloody sunday:-)
I can't hear this killer sound in new concert videos. Am i the only person who feels this?
Ofcourse its awesome! But why did you have to add 'fucking' while saying Jesus. Do you think its cool to say that? Or is it gay to love & respect Jesus?
it's videos like this that i can never forget. I remember buying the live shit box set with my birthday money when I was 13 in 1996..metallica was so epic back in those days. that's why it kills me to hear ppl say metallica sux and metallica is posers and sellouts...everyone has an oppinion on things they've done from the mid 90s on...but just from what they did here alone that deserves to put them near the top of any all time metal list period and anyone who don't think so is out of touch with reality
Just an opinion: They are still as epic as they used to be long ago. It's true that they have become a little soft and slow but their live shows are still electrifying. You can ride the lightning, seek and destroy anything in your way, be a master of puppets! Nothing else matters!
@@PromodhNirmal there shows in 2022 are completely epic again! Lars is on point Kirk is too James’s vocals are incredible even rob is amazing rn
0:38
“Look there’s Dave right there!”
Best live recorded version of this song PERIOD. No dis to Cliff in Oakland in '85 but Newsted in Seattle '89 killed it!!!!!
4:50 Kirk just communicating with aliens, no biggie lol
kinda messes with your head when you see these 20 year olds bouncing around, full of life, having a ball (in the crowd), and realize they're either now near, or in their 50s
thatguy088 true😂
If I had access to a time machine, this would be where I'd go. To live this concert..I saw them live this summer in sweden but damn, if I could experience this show I could die happy. Amazing does not even begin to describe this band.
85 and 89 performances have been the Absolute best, I've been returning back here over and over again I can't get enough of Seattle 89.
My friend, who is into modern metal such as: Metalcore, New Metal, Black Metal, and Death Metal etc. told me Metallica has the worst vocals, and that The Big 4 had the worst out of all the metal bands... Told him to watch this the other day... At least it shut him up!! \m/
sounds like a metal hipster...I guess they will always exist
+Tikitackfouls yeah he hates on Metallica all the damn time
+Nicholas Guerrero maybe the best trash metal of all times...
+Nicholas Guerrero Tell your elitist friend to shut up. None of his music would be around without those bands.
He's right about Anthrax sucking.
Lars' fills were amazing, Kirk was on spot with solos, Jason killed it, James' voice was just amazing.
La persona que tenga este gusto musical, con toda confianza y gusto es mi bro! Viva Metallica
this will forever be their best performance of this song
That's how you tune a fucking snare \m/
Like fucking cannons firing.. fuck I wanna be here
by far the best live of the song here on YT...old style Metallica Kickin' ass
Francis Begbie it's good but not as good as the definitive version with cliff
Nostallica at his best!!!
Francis Begbie The best version of the song is Cliff em all from 85 go check it out.
I lay my eyes on James. And he looked so much better here than ´85. Not a kid - a man. :)
Seen my boys twice in '89. Knoxville and Chattanooga. I was 14!!! Shaped my whole world.
Love the metal mullets they’re rockin. Their music was epic then and still epic now.
James' voice... holy shit.
Damn Lars u are fucking great
There’s never a day or scenario where that opening bell toll doesn’t make me feel like I’m unstoppable. An absolute fucking masterpiece of a song. Long live Metallica
This blows the studio version away by a mile. I hate how slow the studio version is
Thomas C. Studio version is good but yeah all the live versions blow away the studio versions
My brother in law was at this concert. Went to see The Cult and "stayed for Metallica". Been a Metallica fan ever since and he passed that on to me. Thank God for that.
I listen to a lot of music genre, but this is still the best and most intense intro to a song I have ever listened too! How could u not love it!!
The whole live is a pure moment of awesomeness and perfect musicianship.
I watch this at least once a day just to get pumped
1981-1992.The best years of modern era music.What a coincidence, I wasn't born then.🙃
James voice back then !!
Holy sh*t it was good