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The way i always interpreted this song is that at the point that he sings "now i will just say goodbye" - he has ended his life - ended his suffering - and the song finishes with a long instrumental - and if you listen to the instrumental - in contrast to the dark, ominous notes of the earlier song - the instrumental is quite uplifting - even happy. I take that as his suffering is over - he has crossed over to whatever awaits all of us, but he is in a better place now. The song structure to me - and i have no musical talent - is similar to Lynyrd Skynyrd's Free Bird - where the song ends on a wild instrumental as the "bird flies free." Anyways - thanks for posting your reaction - enjoyed it.
Interesting interpretation! It certainly makes sense. Thanks for sharing.
The story goes that this song came from James Hetfield, he was suicidal in High School, and he creates a masterpiece from it
Songs about when they got their gear stolen when they were first starting. Specially the guitar James mom had given him…
I interpreted that line as saying goodbye to death, but that was an intentional interpretation to make it more in line with my own struggles as a teen when the song came out. It could be interpreted either way.
@@Jesse-cc2vmyeah the gear was stolen in my city.. lol. I don't mean to laugh, but if it didn't happen in Boston, Massachusetts. I don't this song would've materialized.
To consider: some people listen to music to make them feel a certain way while other people listen to music to mirror how they feel.
Ahhh
And, some people listen to this music when they feel sad, or not in a good mood… to feel better (that's basically what I usually do). 😉
This songs helped so many people around the world. Metallica are immortal for this song alone.
Being in High School in the 80's there was a social status. Many kids had tough childhoods. This was our aggression. A few went the wrong direction. I'd like to think this song helped more than it hurt. It helped me.
I graduated in 1987 and never knew Metallica even existed. More of a Van Halen fan. I did not hear them until I worked at Circuit City car audio in 1990.
One of the most beautiful songs ever written.
James Hetfield was 19 or 20 years old when this was written! Just incredible musicianship and lyricism for a human of any age. This was a very cathartic song for me in my teen years when it was released.
This song never fails to make me feel better. The hope in the guitar spiraling at the end is a gift. I bought this album in 86 along with Puppets and they both ask big questions, make harsh accusations and can be whatever the listener needs it to be. Been a fan since I was 12 years old. Still am.
As he says goodbye to the hell he feels, the solo takes him and us to heaven, or whatever image you have of any or no existence that lies beyond life. If anything, at least the relief of life's pain. All as the song fades to black.
I like to imagine the aggressive solo at the end is the fight he has left to defeat the demons and he lives on. But that’s the beauty of Metallica. Interpretation is open. Rock on my friend.
@@davidsandman2651Interpretation is open for sure! ❤
I don't find the solo aggressive at all. I find it delicate and beautiful. The bass drums add a bit of aggression but the solo to me is more uplifting and relieving and flying beyond to the other side, kind of vibe
Released in 1984, Metallica's 2nd album 'Ride the Lightning' was truly a record ahead of its time... It truly captured one of the purest musical moments of a young Metallica in their early 20's w/ nothing to lose and everything to prove.
The band at the time (Vocalist/ guitarist James Hetfield, drummer Lars Ulrich, lead guitarist Kirk Hammett and late bassist Cliff Burton) were broke and desperate after recording and releasing their debut album "Kill 'em all"... in 1983. No one would help them because Metallica were so abrasive and uncompromising live ... so, the band played every gig they could book to build their fanbase from the ground up.
A European label Music For Nations funded Metallica's 2nd album in '84 because their original label Megaforce Records didn't have the fund$ at the time... and they recorded in Lars Ulrich's country of origin Denmark.
James Hetfield recalled that he went to visit his then-girlfriend at her home... her sister was playing 'Fade to black' on repeat while he was there... At that point, he knew that the band had something special. It was a song Hetfield wrote about depression - his favorite guitar amp had been stolen on tour and he was bummed out... Many Metallica fans told the band that the song helped discourage them from suicide...
Both Metallica albums sold significantly in 1984 (over 200K copies each w/ zero airplay or media coverage) and the band was soon signed to a bigger management company Q-Prime and a bigger label Elektra Records by 1985. Metallica did their first major US club tour that year w/ W.A.S.P. and Armored Saint... and were clearly a fave on the bill.
It set the stage for Metallica to break big in 1986 w/ their 3rd album 'Master of Puppets'... which became their first album to sell gold in the US (half million copies) and then platinum (1 million) 🤘🤘🔥
The Guitar 🎸 rhythm of Metallica is always top notch. The riffs always lock you into the song. An exceptionally talented band.
Not only is this a good song, but its one of the greatest songs ever written. And just to think they were kids when they wrote it.
One of those songs that the older one gets. The more and more understandable this song becomes. Angry melancholy of just existing
Studio version. Excellent choice. Way better than any live version for just an overall reaction. God bless.
Thank you for playing my request, Maddy. 🥰
Thank you for requesting it.
No problem 😊
This is one of thier BEST songs.
I love how you took notice of that magnificent lead guitar intro. Yes!! It's incredible. To answer your question: I listen to this song very often, and no matter what mood I'm in. Not to sound detached, but I know what it's about, so I just listen to the musical brilliance and performance of the song to wow me. And it wow's me every time. I was lucky enough to see them live on their ...And Justice For All tour in Jan 1989. HS! That was 35 years ago. wow ....p.s. thank you for choosing the studio version
This album was released on July 27, 1984 . A day before my 21st birthday ❤
They got a lot of letters from people who have said this song literally saved their lives.
Nice, I listen to this song when I'm alone and want to chill, because I usually like melancholic songs but not fully sad songs either. This song is kind of sad (especially the lyrics), but also very melodic and brings some energy with the electric parts and solo, so I don't feel depressed when listening to it and kind of chill (the acoustic part after the first "solo-intro" really makes the song really sound "beautiful" instead of just "dark" or "sad").
This was a favorite of mine for many years, because of my depression. Now? Not so much. I no longer feel the darkness that once shadowed my heart
yes i feel less alone when i hear this i've been there many many times
Metallica is Thrash/Metal all the way until the Black album in which they changed their song style makeup. More mainstream Metal with a Thrash twist. Many people have credited this song with changing their life & even saving their life. But at the time the song was released society wasn't having it, and they were ridiculed for putting it out & I think banned from some venues or outright forbidden to play it. Today people always say, "when would you listen to this" but in the Thrash world back in the day we never ask that. If we like the song, we play it over & over again, we never worried about the lyrics having to fit our mood. We just played what we liked & pondered the situation within those lyrics, letting it expand our thoughts. Thrash/Metal is like that, music comps usually revolve around real world things like War, Death, Religion, Society, The Supernatural, Politics, the struggle between Good & Evil. Thrash's big identifiers are longer instrumental intros, many change up's, multiple guitar solos & a mix up of hard, light and fast tempos. Metallics is sort of the gateway drug into the Thrash/Metal world because their sound is so beautiful & technical and a great reason why they are so well known. They are simply awesome but not the only great one's in this genre. Great reaction 👍😎👍
When I feel down and listen to this song, the verses can tell more or less how I feel and that's empathy. When the solos come afterwards, I also feel a lot of push back. And in the final solo I feel like I'm free from my pain. Like a great sense of release. So, in my opinion, I think depressed people should listen to this song as it is emotional, empathetic and gread guitar story telling and encouragement for not giving up on life despite the lyrics. What is great about metallica is that the instrumental parts are better than words.
Metallica's lyrics are as good if not better than the music. You can't separate lyrics from the music of a song someone else has written. The lyrics are as intrinsic to the song as each of the instruments and the voice of the vocalist. At the end, he says "Now I will just say goodbye...... Goodbye" which is the storyteller taking their own life so thinking that depressed people should listen to the song but not listen to the lyrics?? It can't work.
@@Jeff_Vaderthe goodbye isn't the storyteller deciding to take their own life, it was the storyteller ending a chapter of their life, and starting fresh in a new chapter.
@@gothicbagheera If you read one comment on one website maybe, but on the whole, people, including James Hetfield and the lyrics themselves say that this is a suicide song, where he takes his life in the end.
@gothicbagheera as I said, not according to the guy that wrote it or from just reading the lyrics,
"No one but me, can save myself, but it's too late
Now I can't think, think why I should even try
Yesterday seems, as though it never existed
Death greets me warm, now I will just say goodbye (goodbye)"
Just the line of "death greets me warm now I will just say goodbye" says it all without any doubt. But if you did have any doubt you can read the rest of the lyrics.
@@Jeff_Vader I know every word to this song by heart, so quoting the lyrics as if I had no idea what was being sang, to try and prove me wrong is simply hilarious. Yes James has said numerous times in numerous interviews that the song is about suicide. However, what he has never said is that this song is about *_committing_* suicide. That might seem like a moot point to you, but to someone that has been to that point in their life, saying a song is about suicide and saying a song is about committing suicide are two very different things.
Great song by Metallica.Always love the voice of James,and the guitar work from him and Kirk.Thank you Maddie!
I listen whenever it comes up during a full album play. Also anytime I’m in the mood for it, which could be anytime.
Been a minute since I've caught a Maddy reaction..I been slackin. Nice as always! Hope all is well..
Welcome back!
How many great songs can a single band have?
alot...pretty much the first 4 albums are all perfect, there is and has never been anything like them
In the dark moments of my life I listen to this song and many others to help pull me out of my darkness. My poetry writing helps me too.
I listen to this song when I want to hear some nice Melodies! The lead guitar is amazing in and out of solos. And although the lyrics are sad it still bangs enough at the end to listen whenever
Yeah back in the day, when we were teens, we didn't have anyone to talk to this stuff about. Imagine the awkwardness of a teen, with no real outlet for teenager angst. This song brought tears to myself and I later learned, most of my friends. We were all somewhat suicidal back then. Some of my friends didn't make it, so now it has a new meaning for me.
The song takes me back to a really rough time in my life. It was 1992. I was in love (ha!) Depressed, in mourning, not getting along with my family (ive apologized)
and ready to check tf out. Then I thought "Girl if you leave this world right now, you'll never get to hear whats in that vault (Prince, im a huge fanatic but i can barely listen to him anymore)
I put the razor blade down and kept on trying. Also that guy i was obsessed over ended up in prison 🤷🏿♀️
We're Metallica fans..of course we remember the 92 montreal debacle where James Hetfield was literally torched when he walked into a 2000° pyrotechnic. Axl Rose was no help. People are still pissed about it.
Hugs 💗 thank you for sharing your story!
If you like the acoustic guitar attributes of this song, check out Diary of a Madman by Ozzy Osbourne. Randy Rhoads was a Genius.
Metallica's considered Thrash Metal for the most part, although on the lighter side of it. This song in particular is one of their ballads, along with Sanitarium, One, and a couple others.
i never tend to listen to this song on it's own no. when i listen to it is when i listen to the whole album, and in that context it works really well because it's a great album and each song contrasts and compliments the ones before it and after it so well, it seems to fit into its place on the album really well if that makes any sense.
This song is an autobiography to many...especially from the 80's.😞😢😭
The Lincoln, Nebraska live version is really good. It’s on their RUclips channel.
its a ballad, metall ica is considered metal because it's a ballad it's not their strongest, that would probably be "master of puppets". their best ballad would be "one" the most romantic ballad is "nothing else matters".
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@@EmmaMonroe000 ok dude.
You would definitely appreciate the live version of this song.
40 years and its still kicks in my face 💔
For me I won't go out of my way to listen to this song, but if I hear it I'm compelled to listen to it. Thus I watched this reaction lol.
Yes I love your ramblings , you are one of the most honest reactors , some reactors act as if every song is the greatest thing ever ,we can be honest there are some songs I love , some not so much , have a great night beautiful lady
Coming back strong with Metallica 🤘🔥🔥
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And Justice For All!
Best song ever written, performed by the greatest band that ever was, playing through my ‘04 F-150 8200 GVW with an Alpine stereo, 10,000 watts, 13 Alpine amplifiers, 16 vocal speakers, 6 10” subwoofers in a custom, two section sub box, dual alternators, dual charging systems, Alpine alarm, self built alarm for the amplifiers enclosure and so much More. Doesn’t get any better than that.
Uum....that's weird flex but ok. I wish the system would have been in a 1989 Iroc-Z though! 🤣
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That’s the ultimate flex. And I definitely wouldn’t put a system of that caliber in a Generic Motors. That would be an insult to Alpine.
One of their best
That heavy guitar your hearing is Cliff Burton playing the Bass like it's a lead guitar.
You should check them out live in Moscow to the biggest crowd in his-story 1.6 million people.. during fall of the USSR the people never seen a live metal band. also they did a amazing collaboration with San Francisco orchestra a few years back..a must see they have a wide range of styles. I seen them in the early 80s after my band finished our set a "Hot Groupie" Ask if I want to go see this new band called Metallica i though that was a cool name and she was real hot😂 man I was blown away. we all set and had a few beers except for there guitar player he had several dozen and was acting stupid. a little while latter we seen James the singer Selling homemade records out of his band Selling homemade records out of his van even the covers was hand made out of brown paper bag's with art drawn on them but really cool drawings. I bought one for I think 5 dollars and still have it in my collection and no its now for sell it never been played not because I thought it would be worth anything but because I was busy doing the same they was doing hustling but they was much better than my drug infestated band that are all dead now.😢
This song has a direct relationship to James Hetfield.
His mom died and someone stole his guitar speaker that she had given him. He was so depressed he thought of killing himself. Lickily he had a strong family and support from friends to pull him back.
This song is a "what if" he had no one to help him.
The cool part modulated from B minor to a minor by using an F diminished seventh chord
It's nuts to think the band was 20/21 years old when this was written.
I was 19 years old, in Desert Storm, came home my Fiancé left me, I wrote these lyrics on paper and sent them.out to all my friends and tried to take my life. Got 72 hour Psych Eval, in military 🪖 psych ward, sent back out on duty. 😂
the most dangerous metal song in the history
1:27 I might be wrong but I guess it's an ascending scale on the electric guitar, accompanied by the classical guitar it gives a really good sound
Hey Maddy! Hope you are doing well. Excellent choice, Metallica has an extensive volume of work from which to choose. Interesting fact, Dire Straits has a song of the same name that is more of a slow bluesy groove, I think you might enjoy and should have a listen. Have a fantastic weekend! ✌️ ☮️ ❤️🎼🎶🎤🎵
This girl clearly has too much Finnadookie in her blood to understand that Fade to Black is actually EASILY one of Metallica's strongest songs, if not their best.
This song helped me a bunch during my teenage years. Just knowing there was others that had similar feelings was encouraging, and gave me strength to keep going.
Metallica is Metal its in the name!
Great album. I mean one of the best. Their best, imho.
Metallica is Metal, yes.
Hey maddy, bring more metallica songs.
HEAVY METAL BABY!!!!!
I'd listen to this song whenever. Like just now.
They may have equaled this song, but they never bettered it. Classic.
This is a good song!!
Metal is in their name.
Like James says at their concerts "Are you alive" during this song
Listen to it whenever I feel like it or just want to
1 of my favorite songs of all time right here, Nice
You Officially Rock Now. 😊
She made it all the way through.
and at the end it fades to black......
Such a piece of music
I don't know what you'd call it, but we call it art.
Awesome reaction.
should watch a live version too, specifically maybe the one from Bonnaroo some years back.
Funny thing - when this first came out, it was railed against (by the powers that be) as a pro-suicide song... but over the years Metallica has gotten tens of thousands of letters from people saying how this song was cathartic for them when they were in a very dark place and helped them out of their hole. That said, yes.. this is definitely metal.
They are definitely metal
100% I listen to this when I'm sad.
Makes me feel like I'm not along feeling like a pile of shit
FEEL THE POWER!!!
Heavy CLASSICAL over tones And a hint of Medieval acoustical. Then the hard rock/metal crunch-punches.
1:20 It's a modulation. Basically changing the key of the song.👍
Great reaction. You should check out The Warning's two versions of Metallica's Enter Sandman. One was a cover they made in 2014 when they were kids that went viral and has millions of views. It caught the attention of Metallica and led to an appearance on the Ellen show where they were provided the funds to go to the Berkley School of music. The other version came about when Metallica asked them to be part of the 30th anniversary of the Black List album and they asked the band to make their own version of Enter Sandman. They asked The Warning to do something different with it and the band didn't disappoint.
Definitely depressing, but excellent song
It's probably in their top 5 best.
Their best imo
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GOAT
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That bass tho! Cliffem All!
I love Metallica
I have this song title tattooed on my arm. it reminds me of the darkness I have inside me, and the daily struggle I go through every day. my past year and a half has been hell. this song was the first thing that could express how I feel just about every day.
Pretty gae
It would be called an intro guitar solo.
Harmony!
Metalicas- nothing else matters
The always beautiful Maddy. She's the prettiest reactor on RUclips ❤️
Thank you 💗☺️
Hey Maddie, Steve Goldy here, i made a request for Goo Dolls - Iris (Official video) which will be coming up soon if you're able to swap it out for the live version (Live in Buffalo) 39m views then that would be great! otherwise the original is fine, great to see you back!
Good song. Sad lyrics. Riveting review.
Try nothing else matters. Great song
From what ive heard this song was inspired after someone stole the singers amplifier that his late mother got him.