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Metallica - Whiplash (Live, Seattle 1989) [HD]
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The Seattle show in 89, and the DVD 2 of "Live Shit: Binge & Purge", a live DVD box set of a total of 3 CDs and 2 DVDs! Each DVD contains footage from each time period! (89 and 92)
Recorded at the Seattle Coliseum, Seattle, Washington on August 29 and 30, 1989.
LYRICS
Late at night all systems go
You have come to see the show
We do our best You're the rest
You make it real you know
There is a feeling deep inside
That drives you fuckin' mad
A feeling of a hammerhead
You need it oh so bad
Adrenaline starts to flow
You're thrashing all around
Acting like a maniac
Whiplash
Bang your head against the stage
Like you never did before
Make it ring Make it bleed
Make it really sore
In a frenzied madness
with your leather and your spikes
Heads are bobbing all around
It's hot as Hell tonight
Adrenaline starts to flow
You're thrashing all around
Acting like a maniac
Whiplash
Here on the stage the Marshall noise
is piercing through your ears
It kicks your ass kick your face
Exploding feeling nears
Now is the time to let it rip
To let it fuckin' loose
We're gathered here to be with you
Cause this is what we choose
Adrenaline starts to flow
You're thrashing all around
Acting like a maniac
here we go
(guitar solo)
WHIPLASH!!!
(guitar solo)
The show is through the metal is gone
It is time to hit the road
Another town Another gig
Again we will explode
Hotel rooms and motorways
Life out here is raw
But we will never stop
We will never quit
cause we're Metallica
Adrenaline starts to flow
You're thrashing all around
Acting like a maniac
Jason Newstead was so brutal in this and I freaking love it lol his bass playing/headbanging/Singin skills is just impressive to watch . Especially back in these times.
"This vintage era" is when they were gods. I love em still today, seen them 11 times live. But at this point in time they were absolute mercyless and full on throttle.
My first Metallica show was November 1983. I was 14. Lucky to be from the SF Bay Area. I still consider this new Metallica (not the song), but this tour. Every Metallica fans needs to see a movie called Murder in the Front Row. It’s all about the Bay Area thrash scene.
I can see the difference in their performance! I love this beast mode era!
They were untouchable at this period
I'd say between, 1989 to 1993 is when Lars was at his peak with drumming. Whats wild, is that in 1989, Lars had only been playing the drums for barely 9 years. James voice was at its peak and peak in power from 1986 to 1996 maybe 1997. Metallica could NEVER not sound powerful from, 1986 to 1998.
I was at both Seattle shows on this tour. Best two shows I have ever attended.
You were there???? Jealous!!
I'd say between, 1989 to 1993 is when Lars was at his peak with drumming. Whats wild, is that in 1989, Lars had only been playing the drums for barely 9 years. James voice was at its peak and peak in power from 1986 to 1996 maybe 1997. Metallica could NEVER not sound powerful from, 1986 to 1998.
Same here! I went to the August 30th, show-MY BIRTHDAY!
I wish I could've jumped in that pit!
No you weren't
Please do more from this show, it’s considered one of the best metal DVD’s ever! I highly recommend Creeping Death or The Four Horsemen!
This performance was incredible! I would love to see more from this concert!!
Battery, The thing that should not be, Master of puppets, pretty much every song on this dvd is great
I'd say between, 1989 to 1993 is when Lars was at his peak with drumming. Whats wild, is that in 1989, Lars had only been playing the drums for barely 9 years. James voice was at its peak and peak in power from 1986 to 1996 maybe 1997. Metallica could NEVER not sound powerful from, 1986 to 1998.
I have been to 3 live Metallica shows, and one snake pit. And I can tell you the energy is something you can't even explain!!🔥🔥🔥
Seattle 89 might be the best metal DVD all time. Can't believe playing this live
I'd say between, 1989 to 1993 is when Lars was at his peak with drumming. Whats wild, is that in 1989, Lars had only been playing the drums for barely 9 years. James voice was at its peak and peak in power from 1986 to 1996 maybe 1997. Metallica could NEVER not sound powerful from, 1986 to 1998.
1989 Seattle is prime Metallica, any song will do. The energy that night was electric.
Yes justin!
Jason Newsted took over the bass after Cliff Burton passed. He was from the band Flotsam and Jetsam. He can sing with best.
Gotta check out Flotsam and Jetsam
thanks for that! These vocals were so impressive!
@@TheWolfHunterZ Flotsam and Jetsam has a very unique sound and singer. Very good stuff. Check out their debut album “ Doomsday for the Deceiver”
Metallica and justice for all. Live Seattle 1989
WHIPLASH is a fast song to begin with, but at this concert they CRANKED IT UP TO THE MAX. So cool to hear Jason on vocals as well, doesn't happen too often. This entire concert was AMAZING. Please do more from this concert.
if you want your mind really blown, you must react to battery live from this concert
Keep reacting to this album. This is also the fastest version of whiplash on record
Still one of the greatest live perfomance from Metallica in 1989.
I'd say between, 1989 to 1993 is when Lars was at his peak with drumming. Whats wild, is that in 1989, Lars had only been playing the drums for barely 9 years. James voice was at its peak and peak in power from 1986 to 1996 maybe 1997. Metallica could NEVER not sound powerful from, 1986 to 1998.
You guys are so expressive, love your reactions...BTW no mosh pit for me, either!
lol! You and dolly can hang out on the side of the pit!
According to Kirk, this was the fastest version of Whiplash they ever played.
Kirk said that Kurt Cobain was also at this concert. And Kirk was especially looking at him. "Whiplash" was Kurt's favourite song from Metallica
I still think they had a bet😂
@@depechemoderemas That was 3 years after this one.
I saw them like 3 weeks after this show in 1989
Greatest band in history!
Jason Newsted🖤🤘
Ignore the post modern metallica haters. This was only the beginningnof Metallica, not the end. By a Loooong shot.
You can like what you like but the black album and after is all downhill for music quality and live intensity. At least for me a TON of Metallica fans.
@@Jaggedknife11 A Tonne* of us Metallica fans know how to spell.
I love both eras! Beast modes of a different kind!
Jason’s neck was the fifth member of Metallica 😂
I'd say between, 1989 to 1993 is when Lars was at his peak with drumming. Whats wild, is that in 1989, Lars had only been playing the drums for barely 9 years
I have the Binge and Purge box set.
So do i!!!!! My gf at the time back in, 2003 got it for me on my bday
If you wanna hear more of the second vocalists vocals react to Creeping death,from this same performance
My dear friends, hail to the most energetic member of Metallica (post Cliff Burton's era)!
Mr Jason "The Satan" Newsted!
Absolute beasts
Awesome saw them 3x on 89tour was so intense gd live.
yall let me down big time, no reaction to "DICKRASH!!!!!!!!!!"
This is from my day when you were gonna leave bloody if you tried the pit. Not this skipping in circles like today. Back then they were brutal pits. I miss it
me encanta Metallica en ese tiempo, Seattle 89 is the best !!!
Temaaazooo, saludos cordiales desde Chile, aguante metallicaa 🤟 🇨🇱🤟
Jason🖤🤘
Total energy, Amazing Lars!!!
Lars was in the ZONE in this video!
“Kill ‘em All” is my favorite Metallica album
Metallica at their PRIME, you can't tell ANYTHING AGAINST THAT!!!
I'd say between, 1989 to 1993 is when Lars was at his peak with drumming. Whats wild, is that in 1989, Lars had only been playing the drums for barely 9 years. James voice was at its peak and peak in power from 1986 to 1996 maybe 1997. Metallica could NEVER not sound powerful from, 1986 to 1998.
@@nexpro6118 yeah. But I also love Ride The Lightning (so for me, 1984-1998)
Once again John's enthusiasm is simply unmatched. Great to see this music can still affect people with it's energy and conviction. Sadly this Metallica came to an end pretty much the following year with the release of The Black Album that ushered in a very different approach the band decided to take. It isn't for me to say it was a poor decision, they sold a bazilian records from that point forward but I do miss the Metallica I grew up on which was from 85 to 90 or so, just because it had been so fresh and so unlike anything I'd ever heard before at that point. Cheers Wolf Hunterz, getting to see this music through your eyes gives me some of that old-school fresh feeling back again. M.
ps Celtic Frost - "CIRCLE OF THE TYRANTS" would be another excellent example of crowds going mental from this period in time
Thanks so much mars! This video brings out the best reactions effortlessly! I see the difference in the approach. I can't say what's better but I can say this one is more intense for sure!
@@TheWolfHunterZ I mentioned that Celtic Frost song circle of the tyrants and the live video clip (which I believe is the "official" video from 1985) as something that would be interesting for a few different reasons, not the least of which is Celtic Frost are the Godfathers of what would become death metal, not to mention they were among the very first extreme metal bands to incorporate orchestral elements and female opera vocals Etc into their sound. Very forward-thinking for 84/85. Nightwish, the Gathering, Theater of Tragedy, Dimmu Borgir, Evanescence, and many more bands all owe Celtic Frost a real nod for getting that ball rolling as it were. Cheers!
The "end" of Metallica, for ME, came when I heard the "soothing" sounds of, "Nothing Else Matters" and "The Unforgiven." I "got an earful" of these two, I thought, "WTF?! Metallica what's THIS?! After all the fun times we had together, WHAT ARE YOU DOING?!" From THAT INFAMOUS DAY FORWARD, just like a "BAD marriage," I COMPLETELY "divorced" myself from the MONSTER that ONCE was Metallica. In my opinion, to "add insult to injury," I DO NOT KNOW WHY the band gave themselves "make-overs." What do I mean? Metallica with SHORT HAIR ISN'T METALLICA!
Holaaaa!!!...skull beneath the skin from megadeth live,great song,please....🙏🏼from argentina.
Saw. Them with king diamond. Have guitar picks
I believe that Kurt Cobain was at this concert. It was his favourite song from Metallica
Anyone else catch that “DICK RASH!!!” At 7:01 ? 😂
This was Thee Most Insane show I've ever been to!!! We were a Barely controlled Riot. We would've torn the building down if Metallica had said to. Fucking NUTZ!!!
This tour in 1989 was their peak in terms of live performance, before james blew his voice out on the black album
I'd say between, 1989 to 1993 is when Lars was at his peak with drumming. Whats wild, is that in 1989, Lars had only been playing the drums for barely 9 years. James voice was at its peak and peak in power from 1986 to 1996 maybe 1997. Metallica could NEVER not sound powerful from, 1986 to 1998.
Yeah, James did blow his power voice out in 1992, but his voice was still powerful until 1997ish.
The Kings.
It's not particularly common for Metallica's live performances to be better than their original studio releases, but this one was fire 🔥compared to the album (kill an all) version 👍👍👍
This is the shit! 👌🤘
Their crew used to pick 8 women from that concert to SHOWER with them.....they admit that themselves, in many interviews 😳
Fun fact: Kurt Cobain was in the Crowd
I wait on the Moment , where He eat the Microphone
Special vitamins
198f cking 9.
Well done.
the favorite song of Kurt Cobain
never understood why they kept requesting grandpa metallica before showing you their old concerts first, makes no sense
That was a Thrash Metal moment
Pliss react GALNERYUS - ANGEL OF SALVATION
6:58 dickrash 😂😂😂
i miss thrash metal Metallica
Why does no one ever hear "DICK RASH"?!
I hear it. Lol. From what I've been able to tell, James only ever said, Dick Rash rather than Whiplash at one other concert that was recorded.
How good’s Lars on them drums. He was a beast back then 🤟
I can say this is my favorite era for Lars in particular!
I'd say between, 1989 to 1993 is when Lars was at his peak with drumming. Whats wild, is that in 1989, Lars had only been playing the drums for barely 9 years. James voice was at its peak and peak in power from 1986 to 1996 maybe 1997. Metallica could NEVER not sound powerful from, 1986 to 1998.
Uncles. And aunts. Are cool now?
They've released their anger in 2003 - St. Anger.
lol!!! Yes!
Don't mention that album ever again. Lol the dark spot of Merallicas career ugh ha
The cover version by Motorhead is (better by quite a margin) imo.
Nah, it's okay but come on now
You’re fucking high… I’m not even a Metallica fan anymore, but Motörhead could never compare
@@s4ybye594 it's true that Motorhead can't compare... they're miles better.
And Lemmy's been dead for years too.
It’s hilarious watching a band, whom nobody has even ever heard of, react to the single greatest metal concert ever captured on film by the best band of all time at their zenith. The first 20 seconds of whiplash is better than any song these losers has ever played. Period.
it's a pathetic circle pit and has nothing to do with a mosh pit .
Elitist spotted
Mmm ok