KPOP FAN REACTION TO METALLICA: ONE (Part 2)
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- Опубликовано: 6 окт 2024
- Reviewing Metallica: One from music to music video to lyrics!
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Spoiler: BucketHead is not the only guitar player in the world.
Plot twist Kirk Hammett is secretly bucket head
Liar
WHAT!?! HES NOT 😭😭😭😭😭
Buckethead came 20 Years later. This song is from 1991! Buckethead learned it FROM METALLICA (and Iron Maiden, Deep Purple, etc)
I personally believe Buckethead is a Japanese guitar prodigy whom would never have earned such fame if he didnt use a stage persona - as AMAZING Japanese artists have more trouble getting global exposure even if they deserve it just because they're Asian.
Master of Puppets can take you on another journey.
Don't forget Fade to Black and Nothing Else Matters
Absolutely, Master of Puppets is a musical journey.
Gotta check that out.
@@manuelsilva3365 Enter sandman
And spit out the bone
You have to see Metallica perform in Moscow 1991
I'll try to check it out ☺️
@@GiddyKitty please promise;)
@@wafflesaurus_supreme ok, so what we have left is to trun Zen mode and wait;)
Harvester of Sorrow in Moscow 1991 pounded like a sledgehammer to the face!
@@GiddyKitty the 1991 festival in Moscow wasn't just a music festival but an inflection point in history, a moment when the world changed.
“Didn’t sense the bass” lol yeah... that’s “...and justice for all” for you.
And Justice For All ... but Jason
Fuckin Lars, turned Jason's bass down
I get it though, they jumped right into that album while dealing with grief from losing Cliff... No one was going to completely replace Cliff and they handled their grief in some pretty unproductive ways...
@@thorodinson5034 now thats funny!
@@JAF2991 buy a subwoofer, you will hear plenty of jason's bass
Metallica kickin' asses since 1981 🤘🏻 this song is about a World War I soldier who has his senses off him when he steps on a landmine and begging for them to kill him to stops his suffering but they keep him alive to "show" the horror of War, basically.
Brasileiro até aqui bicho?
@@Pedro-jy2jg e vc é um, cabaço
Caraca, olha quem tá aqui kkkj
Salve mano
Br é foda, a gente se intromete nos comentarios de todo mundo kkkkkkk
They keep him alive as a sort of experiment, to see for how long can someone survive in that state. Initially, the military men and the doctors believed that the guy wasn't even capable of experiencing life. In the movie they say that it is impossible for him to experience pain, pleasure, memory, breathe or thought, that he would be as unfeeling, as unthinking as the dead until the day he joins them. How wrong they were.
I nearly cried too when i first heard it almost 25 years ago. Try "Fade to Black" by them if you like "One"
Metallica “battery” live in Seattle 89. It’s insane!
Everything Metallica live in Seattle 1989 is insane!
@@PhantomFilmAustralia correct. However, I feel Battery is extra spicy
@@andyk2607 Touché Andy K.
This is one of the best songs from Metallica, musically and also from the story... very good reaction, you did the song really justice! Please do more Metallica, maybe Fade to black next, you won't regret it!
it's from a movie called Johnny Got His Gun and the band was Guns and Roses
Thank you!! Was wondering about the band xD
@@GiddyKitty guns and roses? Dalton Trumbo, 1971.
@@drunk-mangaming2744 she was talking about bucket head at the start of the video so he told her what band
You called it before me, the movie scenes used. Bravo!!!
HaHa!!Even a KPOP fan can't hear Jason Newsted's bass lol😂
Buckethead was a child when this song came out. (1988). You should react to Master of Puppets and Battery. Both the originals and the live preformances in Seattle 1989 are phenomenal. There are so many great Metallica songs, but that is a good start.
Super enjoyed it, probably my favorite "One" reaction ive seen. Great job. Keep them coming.
I'll be try to be an informative subscriber in this one. "One" is from And Justice for All album from 1988. It's a fist album (4th in total) with a new bass player - Jason Newsted (previously from band Floatsam and Jetsam). Sadly their first basist, Cliff Burton died in an bus accident in Sweden (he took a bad bed, which he won in some sort of a game). Now you can ask yourself why this bass is so behind... Couple years after there were a new mix done (not official) called And Justice for Jason with bass enhanced. You can try listen to it -- easly to find on YT (I'm a basist btw.;))
One small correction: Cliff wasn't the band's first bassist, he was Ron McGovney.
@@SpaceMonkeyHank yeap, thanks for correction, indeed he was before Kill'em All era
Garage days... was Jason's first album. He stayed until 2000 I believe, making about 6 albums in total (including s&m)
The scenes are from a movie called "Johnny Got His Gun", where the main character is wounded by an artillery explosion and loses his arms, legs, ears, eyes, and the ability to speak.
Listen to Apocalyptica's cover of "One", they play it using only 4 cellos.
This song is based off a book called Johnny got his gun and the video clips are an excerpt from a movie.
Almost right. You made great observations and I like that you analyze the lyrics. The inspiration for the song is the anti-war novel Johnny Got His Gun written in 1938 and the 1971 film adaptation. Written just before WWII as an argument to stay out of "another European war" and during Vietnam. en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Johnny_Got_His_Gun
I really like that you do two parts! Its great and Id love if other reaction channels did it too!!!
First time watching you and definitively loved your style so I already subscribed and will watch more of your videos.
Now for this video: This song/video is based on the book "Johnny Got His Gun" by Dalton Trumbo and the movie by the same name directed by... Dalton Trumbo.
Movie goes into (obviously) much more detail on what happens here, but a little summary (though obviously you may already know), it is a story about a man who goes to war and, basically, ends up receiving the full blast of a bomb and ends up as a "vegetable" (as the military in the film think). He ends up losing all his limbs and face (literally he says it in the movie that he feels "moist" around all his face and describes that he "senses" that his face has been "scooped" from the upper part of his eyes, all the way down to below his chin). And as he is trapped he hallucinates and his mind starts wandering off between hallucinations and reality (at some point he has a dream about Jesus playing cards with WWI victims and telling them to get into the Soul Train). It IS a chilling movie. I would love you could watch it and react to it, I'm sure it'll make you cry (I'm a High School teacher and I showed it to my students and they were shocked at the end).
Awesome reaction and I'll check the rest of the channel!
It's from a movie called Johnny got his gun
The guitar is pain the drums are desperation the rhythm is the pace of the story "keep the home fires burning while the heart's still yearning" is what they sing of the soldiers gone to war.
"Keep the Home Fires Burning,
While your hearts are yearning,
Though your lads are far away
They dream of home.
There's a silver lining
Through the dark clouds shining,
Turn the dark cloud inside out
'Til the boys come home."
The mv and the lines in the back is taken from the movie that the song is inspired by, titled Johnny got his Gun. I recommend it if you like psychological horror.
Someone wrote down the synopsis of the movie and kinda spoiled it xD but seems like a movie that will make me weep at the end :(
The video was so successful (on MTV back when MTV was music television) that the band bought the rights to the movie rather than keep paying the royalties for using the footage.
React to Metallica’s “Bleeding Me” off the Load album 🤘
Super underrated song
Excellent discussion! The comments have given a bunch of great suggestions. As a Metallica fan since the 80s, here's my two cents, broken into different categories depending on what you prefer. It was actually really tough to limit it to 20 - I did a mix of essentials & underrated gems. And I'd recommend only lyric videos unless noted bc their MVs can get distracting:
- Epic: Fade to Black; Master of Puppets; Halo on Fire (MV version); Fixxxer
- Thrashers: Spit Out the Bone; Battery (live in Seattle 1989); Fight Fire With Fire; Disposable Heroes
- Mid-tempo thumpers: For Whom the Bell Tolls; The Unnamed Feeling; Broken, Beat & Scarred; The Shortest Straw
- Ballads: Nothing Else Matters (S&M orchestral version); The Unforgiven trilogy
- Radio-friendly: Turn the Page (MV); Hero of the Day (S&M version); Enter Sandman (live in Moscow 1991)
- Instrumentals: To Live is to Die
Hey! About that footage in the videoclip: It's from a movie called "Johnny got his gun" from 1971 I think. It's about a young man who goes to war and steps on a mine. The explosion leves him armless and legless and destroys almost all his head. He loseshis jaw, his eyes and ears in the explosion and the doctors keep him alive to make experiments, not knowing (nor wanting to check either I think) that he is still alive. Sorry for bad English, not my mother tongue.
Great video!
Metallica Ride the Lightning live 1985 please
The movie is Dalton Trumbo's "Johnny Got His Gun." One of the best anti-war movies ever. The best anti-war movie ever is Come And See, which you should go and see. It'll change your life and make you a better person.
Good job girl!!! I really love your reaction you're next Metallica song should be "Fade to Black"...
The song is based on the cult movie “Johnny Got His Gun” from I think 1971. They actually bought the rights to the movie so they could use it in the video.
One of my all time Metallica faves, beautiful track!
Indeed!😍
Metallica's first album: 1983 Buckethead ( Brian Patrick Carroll 14 yrs old in '83) first album 1992.
Clips from the music video is from the movie “Johnny Got His Gun”
Also great songs from them
Master of puppets
Creeping death
unforgiven 1 and 2 and 3
Fade to black my fav
Nothing else matters
Enter sandman
The day that never comes
Halo on fire
Plus many many more
😍😍😘❤❤
I think you should start approaching the more whimsical side of metal.
"Testament - The Legacy"
is a great sort of metal ballad. Would love to see more reactions to this type of metal
Metal and whimsical?!😂 In the same sentence?! I'd love to see that.
@@GiddyKitty OMG I got noticed. This band has a few sort of melodies that are definitely worth checking out!
"Musical Death (A Dirge)" is a great instrumental
"The ballad"
"Return To Serenity" have the same vibe as song listed above. Even if you dont do a reaction video these are worth it to show the many different sounds the genre has.
Buckethead played in Guns N Roses in the 2000s
React to “Black” or “Jeremy”-Pearl Jam please!
I’ve been listening to this song for years. I still hear different things at times throughout this song. This song is why I taught myself to play guitar
Buckethead was in Guns n Roses :) and the bass in this song is non-existent, because of the death of Metallica's previous bassist Cliff Burton just before this, so makes sense to mute the new bassist! I was only 1 years old during this, ahah. good hearing tho.
Testament - the ballad
Pink floyd - time
Pantera - floods
Lynyrd skynyrd - i need you / free bird
❤️😎 See u baby
the unforgiven 1,2 They are such a beautiful trip I recommend that you listen to them and the reactions to the video together
Nope. No buckethead. That's kirk hammett. Same guitarist they've had since 1983
It's from a movie called Johnny got his gun. The point is the boy in Johnny got his gun, is never killed. The nurse that tried to kill him in the video is fired, and his only pleasure of her getting him out in the sun is gone with her, as he continues on.
Metallica really wanted to rub social problems in the face of people, cause they were sick with the scene at the time.
A song I always thought was for PTSD was For whom the bell tolls, but it turns out it's also pretty literal.
They have a lot of songs about war and mental problems, drugs, and so on.
Also, yeah, they didn't handle Cliff's passing in the healthiest of ways, hence why the bass here is practically non-existent.
React to The Unforgiving Trilogy. Trust me you'll love them!
Their 1989 performance in Seattle is amazing! You should check it out!
It was from a movie 1931 I think called Johnny's got his gu
I don't know if you react to punk rock ever ? But you should consider the band... The misfits... Don't take the lyrics to seriously the genre is " horror punk" but Glen Danzig is a legend . The song ...Last caress or Attitude would probably make for a good reaction
If you like the beautiful melodies combined with the edginess and the guitar solos and listening to a song that takes you on a journey then I highly recommend Metallica's "Fade to Black"
if you want more metaphorical lyrics, check out Master of puppets, Sad but true, The 4 horsemen or Lepper messiah. If the ultimate melody, then Fade to black
For Metallica you should react to:
Nothing else matters
Master of Puppets
Fade to black
For whom the bell tolls
The Unforgiven 1
Sad but true
Regardless of what some people might tell you about Metallica. I LOVE them. If you want your mind further blown get this. Metallicas latest album Hardwired to Self Destruct, EVERY song has a music video. You could dona whole Metallica music video series of Hardwired to Self Destruct.
Those scenes are from the movie Johnny Got His Gun.
Try Fade To Black and Master Of Puppets by Metallica
You should try "Rotting Christ - The Voice Of Universe"
The movie is Johnny got his Gun
This was the song that got me into Metallica, haven’t been the same ever since.
Weird story about the bass - this was the first album after the previous bassist died. So for some reason the drummer and the frontman turned down the bass tracks from the new bassist and made the guitars extra heavy. Some people like the production of this album but most people (including me) think it could’ve been so much better with proper production
look up "the bass channel". last year they did a bass cover version of the whole album and its mixed to PERFECTION. its hands down the best version i've ever heard of the album. blows all those other versions where people have tried to boost the bass completely out of the fucking water. i cant recommend listening to it enough.
@@Metal_89 theirs the bass is WAY too loud. Ive tried to listen to it casually a few times, but all i can pay attention to is the bass. and of course, its nice actually hearing it, but it has the opposite effect. now its hard to listen to anything but the bass and vocals.
Please Fade to Black next
thats pretty detail personal appreciation to the song. Try Unforgiven III?
KPOP FAN REACTS TO DEATH I need this video, fucking beatiful band, r.i.p Chuck Schuldiner :'u
The film footage is from "Johnny Got His Gun", a movie adapted from a novel of the same name by famous author/screenwriter Dalton Trumbo. As you surmised, it is about a soldier in World War I who gets hideously maimed and eventually goes insane from the isolation of being trapped inside himself. James Hetfield read the book as a young man and it inspired this song. Metallica actually bought out the rights to the movie so that they could use it for the video without having to pay royalty fees.
This is the third of three straight absolute masterpiece albums by Metallica (the others being "Ride the Lightning" and "Master of Puppets"). Honestly, any song of these three albums are classics. The songs in them have multi-part structures, tell intense, emotional stories, and feature amazingly elaborate musical arrangements. You should check out the live version of Creeping Death from Moscow in 1991, it was performed in front of over a million people by some estimates and the performance is legendary.
Buckethead was in a popular band named Guns N’ Roses
Dude, If you're looking for a great band, to react to, check out Whale Bones. They're an alternative rock band, from Indiana. Some great songs, by them, are "Desperate Lie", "Reciprocation", "Island Fire", "Cult Leader", "The Current" and "Exhausted Forgiveness" :)
Your life burns faster, obey your MASTER!))
Either it's not there...it's blocked...or I just can't find it...but, I don't see any reaction videos of yours for the band Anthrax. Of the Big 4 of Thrash, you've hit Metallica, Megadeth, and Slayer. Time for the fourth band to get a little love. Just a little.
Metallica saw this movie on TV one late night while they were on the road. They wrote the song and tried to get the rights to use seans from the movie in their music video. The owners said 'no'. Then Metallica offered to buy the movie out right and they came to an agreement.
Holy shit 😶 That's pretty cool actually. Thanks for the fun fact!
I would love to see your reaction on Master of Puppets.
Fade to black is a must to listen
If you want to know how epic they are watch 1991 Moscow eneter sandman. They only had 1.6 million people at that concert. If you want great music anything reload or earlier is great.
Metallica is amazing. Of Wolf and Man, Eye of the Beholder....good stuff. If you like storytelling metal, Nightwish, Ghost Love Score. Iron Maiden Rime of the Ancient Mariner. There's some great stuff out there.
Buckethead did a lot with Primus. Weird band but awesome. I don't know if Buckethead is on the track but you should check out "Over the Falls" or "Shake Hands with Beef".
Ensiferum would be cool to check out. Twilight Tavern and One more magic Potion are great songs.
Other good songs are "master of puppets", "welcome home", "fade to black", "end of the line", "the unforgiven", "the unforgiven two", "the unforgiven three" and "ride the lightning", if you want to react to some more songs.
Thanks for the suggestions!❤️
Bucket head was in a band called Guns N’ Roses
This is my favorite song of all time.
Welcome to the rabbit hole.
Fade To Black is all I got to say. Just listen and Enjoy!!!
It is an anti-war song that portrays a World War I soldier who is severely wounded-arms, legs and jaw blown off by a landmine, blind and unable to speak or move-begging God to take his life. His only hope is to devise a way to communicate with the hospital staff. In the music video, he jolts in the hospital bed, spelling "Kill me" in Morse code.
The concept is based on the movie Johnny Got His Gun as having a similar theme, and this was the reason it was incorporated into the video.
There are three versions of the song video.
Weird to see it as an euthanasia question, but it also has a point. I have always watched this video knowing that several million people got disabled in WW1, probably several ten thousands sharing the fate of the young man in the movie. WW2 had several thousands of people being burnt inside of tanks, vehicles and other places. Most of them lost many limbs because of the 3rd degree burns. The Soviets called this people Stalin Samovars. They have been moved to distant facilites so the public does not see them.
one, fade to black, master of puppets greatest of their work all the instrumentals are great and will live long after we are gone
You probably said this at some point but are you from the states canada or europe? You sound like you are from the US. Anyway great reaction. That was the first Metallica song I heard years and years ago.
Just listen Master of Puppets. You will not regret it. That song is literally epic.
You would definitely love "Nothing Else Matters" and "Fade to Black " by Metallica, but you definitely have to do "Master of Puppets" As for a new band for you Alter Bridge, especially Blackbird (studio version). You will want to check that out sooner rather than later otherwise you will be disappointed again 😜
2:54 All Metallica fans feel you...
One of the things that Metallica's always stood out from just about everyone is the capability of setting a mood with the nuances of the musical composition. They definitely play emotions.
I can give four direct examples and a generic "rule"... In their early work, Sanitarium definitely comes across with the feeling of the story (which I won't ruin). When they did the S&M concerts, Symphony and Metallica, the two best in my view are the feeling of loss that S&M 1's version of "Outlaw Torn" provides, and the absolutely diabolical creepiness of S&M 2's version of "All Within My Hands". Fourth example? It's kind of "ugly" as far as musically, but intentionally... it's the video version of "The Unnamed Feeling" from the St. Anger album (the vid is different from the album version, and the visual is needed).
The general rule? Any of their long form instrumentals will leave you telling yourself an inner, silent story... Call of Ktulu, Orion, To Live Is To Die, Suicide And Redemption.
PAPERCUT from LINKIN PARK please
If you want real rollercoaster you should try Dexcore - Brain washing. It's slapping heavy beauty
Bucket head did solos with Les Claypool in Primus concerts and also played guitar in Axl Rose
Did you know that once a person is put on a machine you have to get a judge to rule that there's no hope of recovery?
Metallica bought the total rights to this movie Johnny Got His Gun to be able to use it.
You should react to “G.O.A.T” by Polyphia, it’s an instrumental band, so different and totally insane, kinda like hip/hop with guitars, you won’t regret it, trust me
Metallica - The Unforgiven video
Oh hey nice air drumming impression!
Please react to more Metallica.
My favorite band for 20+ years of my life. Have seen them 3 times now. 🤘😈
Because you're on the theme and it was just Veterans Day check out one of my other favorite songs Disposable Heroes.
Nothing Else Matter; by Metallica. One of the Best melodic metal in history!
Metallica - Damage inc. 🤟🤟🤟
2:54 good observation
Bucket Head was NEVER in Metallica. Original Line up was James Hetfield, Lars Ulrich, Ron McGovney, Dave Mustaine. Mustain was fired and replaced with Kirk Hammet (the awesome soloist in this video), and Ron M. quit and replaced with Cliff Burton from Trauma. Cliff died in 86 and Jason Newsted came in on the ...And Justice For All album which features this song.
You should react to Fade to Black. It have the best solo of Metallica.
try metallica's unforgiven trilogy.
Listen to Nothing Else Matters by them! The melody in that song is so beautiful and will make you want to tear up! Please listen you will thank me later! Stay Safe! 🙂🇺🇸
You should check out the band Chimaira, and their song “The Dehumanizing Process” or “Power Trip”.
Hi. . I have been a fan of this band sense 1984. I was 11 yo. Other thrash bands out at the time where good but the ARTISTRY and production of Matallica is second to none.... Next you can go with the basics of their songs or you can dive in to the B sides. An A side would be "Fade to Black," A B side would be "And Justice For All"
Even tho "And Justice For All" Was a title track, it was still considered a B side. But if you are just in the mood for something hard and fast I would suggest "Battery" or "Dyers Eye"