Wow. You're sooooo lucky to be hearing these legendary metal songs for the first time. Most of us have heard this song so many times it's part of our DNA, but for you it's fresh and new. I'm jealous! :)
This is a great comment, and i couldn't agree more with this :D I am super jealous! this song still gives me goosebumps and makes me shed a tear, i can only imagine what you are going through :D
Being black & Loving METALLICA is almost always seen as confusion or being an outright traitor to my race. Feel the way U want. Music should be enjoyed & appreciated not cast into classes. OPEN YOUR MINDS. I SWEAR IT DOESNT HURT!!!
I've seen such a variety of metallica fans at both shows. People from all over the world. Oldest was easily 70, youngest I saw was about 7. Great music is universally appreciated.
After the death of my wife 2 years ago this song was a solid expression of where I was. It was also a reminder as to why I needed to pull myself out of the hole I was in.
This song saved my life many times. Lived with depression my whole life, this song helps me deal. Lost my dad and stepmom, got a divorce, had a stroke, and dealing with my brothers suicide all within one year in 06-07, I was done with life. I was sitting there thinking of ending it, this song comes on the radio, and now I'm still here, because of this awesome song.
@@val13c59 you read that ever only under metal songs... metal is for the soul... kids would better listen that and not only songs about money, bitches and cars...
This is probably my favorite song of all time, not just from Metallica, but from any band. I started listening to this as a metal head teen in the 80's, and it never made me contemplate suicide. It actually somehow encouraged me and gave me fight. I have felt like those lyrics describe, and it made me push through. The music is incredible. Kirk does a solo that I think is one of the best guitar solos I have ever heard. I love to see different live versions of this, because he adapts it, and keeps it fresh. Metallica is one of my favorite bands, and has been since I first heard it back in middle school. They captured all of their best in this song. Loved watching you react, it is a moving song, and you got rocked by it. God bless you!
I fully agree with everything you said. I was in high school when this came out and was already a Metallica fan, to me this album was a continuation of Ride the Lightning and it kept me going
James' lyrics often describe struggles and personal hell, and I've always saw it as- if he can feel like I do, and not just survive but THRIVE, great things are always possible. Metali-fuckin-cA forever!
I am SO jealous that you get to listen to these songs for the first time! I would love to be able to go back to when i first heard them in the early and mid 80s!! Watching you react the same i did 30 plus years ago gave me goosebumps, girl! Enjoy your venture into the world of my generations music! There will never again be a time like that and its actually kinda sad. I have not heard a band of actual musicians since the 90s.
Have you heard Greta Van Fleet yet? Many say they are a modern Led Zepplin. While some of their songs do sound like them, not all do. They are really good. Or at least I think so. It's nice to see young artists playing real instruments. My daughter and I saw them in concert, and they put on a great show, for a fairly young band.
Trigger Happy ,I agree whole heartedly. It's been wo long since I've felt that elation that flowed over me in the 80s. Being 14 years old and finding the soundtrack genre of my life. People that have never listened to metal bc of a stereotype think your crazy when you cry during a song, but yet I believe that makes us more in touch with our feelings. I only wish I could go back and experience that flood again.
I'm the same man. I've been watching various younger people do these reaction videos to music I first heard when I was a teenager and it takes me right back to when I first heard it. I was completely blown away back then and it's great seeing the same reaction from these people. And it was an absolutely fantastic time as far as metal and rock was concerned despite the negativity and controversy surrounding it. Just give me a DeLorean with a built in flux capacitor and I'll be going back...
@@hisbean Greta Van Fleet is fucking trash. "Real musicians" are those who are great at their instruments AND who write music that is relevant to the times they're in. Not imitation vegas acts of stuff from 40 years ago
My best friend died in 1989. Michael Jason Wood. He was a social outcast. I was 13 and I never dealt with death before. This was his song and now I really understand what he was trying to tell me. I miss him so much. Thank you for listening to this song. He is gone but never forgotten. He didn't kill himself but he loved the band and the music. Thank you Metallica for the music!
Metallica has always gotten a bad rap....I've heard it all my life. If it wasnt for Metallica and the music.......I WOULD NOT BE HERE. My mom passed away in 87. I was devastated. What got me thru is the first 3 albums. I finally came to terms with the way I last spoke to my mom. We had an argument, cause of her drinking and I didnt want that in my life. I wanted to go to school. I just graduated. I told her to never come by drunk again.......and that was the last time I spoke to her. It just kept me pushing to live. Those songs healed me everytime I heard them. I lost my oldest boy on 6-24-18. I'm still missing him. Metallica is helping me thru this also. I told him I was going to take him to his first concert, Metallica ...but never happen. R.I.P. Mom and my Son. Love you always
Whenever i watch her reaction videos, i gets this strange feeling of going back in time and listening to it for the first time. Her reactions are priceless, It was like entering into her mind and feel this for the first time... And the bright part is that i can watch this again and again to get the same feeling out of it. Cheers!
yessir i lost my 32 yr old wife in 1999 and it was kinda suicide.........she had cancer and quit chemotherapy but yeah up the IRONS for the ones up above
Wow! You’re reaction is genuinely incredible. Each change in the song brought out a response that was insane. I absolutely loves the fact you got a little teary-eyed after the song while you read the lyrics. And....please, don’t take my response as anything but respectful and sincere. The fact you teared up...says to me, you have a beautiful soul! Just discovered you on RUclips, but I will definitely watch more. Not sure if metal is new for you...but there are so many bands that are and we’re awesome. Iron Maiden comes to mind. Styx, Kansas, Ronnie James Dio. Sammy Hagar, Van Halen w/ Sammy. Welcome to the club. Definitely the cutest metal head I’ve ever seen 😘
I bought this album when it was first released. At the time I'd never even heard of Metallica. I just bought it because I was a teenage metalhead and I liked the name Metallica and the album cover looked cool. Little did I know what I was in for. Fade To Black to this day is still my favorite song off the album. I even saw them in concert when they were touring for this album.
I actually saw them twice with Cliff. I also saw them open up for Ozzy when they were touring for Master Of Puppets. Unfortunately a few months later was when Cliff died. I've seen them once with Jason on the And Justice tour then a few months ago on their Hardwired tour.
Yeah I was 26 when the Black Album was released. Though it was great to grow up in the era of young Metallica, a fairly younger Ozzy, etc. It was also the era of hair metal and later grunge which are kind of stains in music history. Especially hair metal. Some grunge was actually good, but like hair metal it became a fad that the record companies oversaturated the market with.
This song still stirs up all of those emotions it did, as if it were yesterday. All the depression, anger, hate, self loathing, and feeling of being lost in this sometimes cruel world. Your reaction was priceless. When you see people commenting about how this song saved them, believe it. I lived through all of that turmoil. It's amazing how big an effect a song can have on so many people. I'm happy to say I'm doing well these days, and love to reminisce about the 80s and 90s. I used to drive a 1969 Buick Gran Sport. I painted the Metallica logo on the hood and trunk, covering both. It was the Metallica-mobile, and I went to several concerts with it, including 5 Metallica concerts. James and Jason actually saw it, and said they loved it. Brought a smile to my face
I can't stop laughing in pure delight. Your every expression is perfect. I saw them play this live in person and it was A-MAZ-ING! Like a religious experience kind of good.
I love your reactions. I've been a fan of bands like Metallica for 30 years or more and I cannot tell you how happy it makes me when someone like yourself gets introduced to it and loves it as much as I do. Keep up the great work and keep on discovering! And yes, I'd love to see your reaction to Sanitarium - actually called "Welcome Home (Sanitarium)"
That was just a priceless reaction :) One of the first metal ballads I ever heard back in the 80's. James Hetfield wrote the song in response to their gear getting stolen after a show, I believe. They were really depressed about it, so this song came from that.
Bryan Sproles Yes, if I recall correctly, James wrote the song after having his gear stolen. More specifically, it was in regard to an amplifier that got stolen (which was the last material item his Mother bought for him before she passed away). James fell into a short bout of depression and wrote this from the perspective of someone who was sold on the idea of taking their own life. I don’t know if he was feeling suicidal after having the amplifier stolen, but he was definitely depressed in the wake of the amplifier being stolen. I’m glad the song wasn’t a self-fulfilling prophecy. It gives an interesting insight into the mind of someone who is toying with the notion of committing suicide. It’s sad, but educational at the same time.
Great classic Metallica 🤘...they wrote this during a dark time. As I recall,all or most of their equipment was stolen. Perfect suicide song. Intense lyrics for sure.
Liz # I wonder if the stolen equipment ever turned up after they got big. Imagine how much the stolen guitar of James Hettfield that inspired Fade to Black would be worth today.
William Hoskins Yeah, Kirk has some excellent solos in his catalog for sure. People give him shit, but the dude laid down some solos that really complimented and added to the music, moreso than trying to steal the show. Also, James is a genius on guitar. Dude is just hands down one of the best rhythm guitarists of all time.
I was 10yrs old when this album came out and lost my shit the first time I heard this song. Now I'm 45 and still lose my shit when I hear it, when reading the lyrics along with.....
She gets into the background stories behind the songs...just like we used too!! And she gets stoked for it. Shes gonna be quite the metal scholar. Omg luv to see this🤘💋🖤
Good morning pink it's such a joy to see you enjoying metallica and that song is a classic in it's self I too give it a 10 me and my fellow metalheads used to jam to this back in the day you should also try from the same album escape. Good review girl again the METAL LOVE shows tell Barry I said hi
Agreed, Metallica is a truly amazing group (even my punk rock fan college door neighbor loved them) and I had forgotten how much I loved this particular song too.
This song spoke to me when I was on the edge of it all, my family fell apart, nothing but violence and shame, and this song showed me I’m not alone, and listen to this over and over...and here i am, a better father than my father was, so there we ho
PinkMetalHead I've been listening to metallica since 1983 and I STILL listen to them daily. They have a certain kind of power to their music and once you truly understand, it does change your life to some extent.
Is it only me. But I think this is their greatest work. It is not about the hard-core heavy metal pounding riffs. It's about the depth and soulful meaning of their work.
You may not have cried this time, but I sure did. Words cannot express the many levels of nuance and power within these bars. It's a blessing getting to experience through a fresh perspective. Thank you ❤✌
I so love how other generations are discovering the awesome sounds of Metallica and the deep lyrics that go with their tunes after over 30 years since the band started. The generation then loved them, my generation was blown away, and now the new generation is captivated by their sound and lyrics.
What’s great about this is that you’re barely scratching the surface of the talent that this band has and also the diversity of some of their songs. Loved your reaction by the way
Nice pickup on the Joe Satriani call because Kirt Hammet (lead guitarist) was tutored by Joe in his early days. Hence the reason why there's similarities in Kirk's solo style. On a side note IMO it's the best song they've ever written with Orion coming in close second
I was 14 when i heard this song in '92 for the first time. My Dad passed when i was 15 due to cancer. This song will always be my favourite song of all time by my favourtite band of all time...on my favourite Album of All time. So glad you heard it and reacted....takes me back..
I've listened to this song and read the lyrics countless times and I still got emotional watching this woman react to Fade To Black. Perhaps it's such a beautiful song to us because most people have felt this way about life at one time or another.
You are adorable!!! And you are totally on point., you get it!! You FEEL IT!! I was blown away back in 1986 hearing Metallica...my first concert Metallica opening up for OZZY...my first of 10 times i have seen Metallica live...simply.....SIMPLY one of the GREATEST SONGS EVER!!!!!
Metallica is simply the best........ I will be seeing them live again LORD willing at Rockville 2020, at the Daytona International Speedway. I am psyched to see this show with my 2 boys Joel and Jonas. It is a dad and sons outing and bonding experience. My oldest Joel and I saw Metallica during the Hardwired tour in 2017. Now that James Hetfield is back from treatment I expect a phenomenal show. It will be my 4th Metallica concert. Hope to see you there!!!!! 😇👹
I was born in 78. Moved to Indiana in 1991. Went to a public school wearing boots, jeans and a Metallica shirt. Black girls liked me, the boys didn't. I love to see that my black brothers and sisters see what I saw then. We are all in this together.
First may say you’re very beautiful and I love when people love metal music! This song help me during bad times in my deployments to Iraq. Thank you for reacting and God bless you!!!
It is amazing to see you getting into the music many of us grew up with. Back in the day these tapes were traded and shared with friends. This music was not often played on the radio. It was ours. And now it’s yours too. This music is for everyone.
First time I heard Metallica was a mixed tape a friend of mine made me back in High School...The Four Horsemen was the first song the next was Fade to Black and the rest is history
As someone who has suicidal thoughts and ideation I've never felt this song condones suicide, it's pulled me out of a few dark times though. Kirk was a student if Joe Satriani, (or was it Steve Vai?) their styles are similar.🎸 Metallica - Blitzkrieg. For real, nobody reacts to that song for some odd reason. Thanks Pinky and party on!🤘🎉
Watching you start bopping your head a little for the first few seconds, then change to complete motionless as the guitar started singing (and that guitar was singing) was priceless. You focused on what you were hearing, and that’s the beauty of this intro. The whole song is great, like you said. Perfection. Great video! Love you!
OMG this song is like my anthem .... It's so great to see the next generation appreciate the past music... this song has a seriously special place in my heart because my daughter that passed in January loved and appreciated Metallica because of her Dad's love for them so thanks for keeping it going
I've always loved how Metallica blends hard and soft. The way the solo in the intro melts into the acoustic guitar and how during the song the acoustic give into the power chords it's just effortless and clean.
Such a beautiful melodic depiction of a soul that has lost the will to live and gives up it's struggle to exist... Sad, depressing.... and utterly liberating... Beautiful masterpiece.. Just hearing this song in some very, very, very dark days of my youth... kept me alive. Kind of like hearing in a ballad form of another man's struggle and eventual resigning of to death was enough to keep me from going through with. Almost like feeling that someone else could write such lyrics and understand the emptiness I was feeling at the time, was enough to make me feel I wasn't alone. Enough to pacify that dark urge to let it slide... Thanks so much to these amazing artists of the human condition....
This has been and likely will always be my favorite song from them. It’s purely anti-suicide in a way only James could write. Musically it’s one of their best composed songs and lyrically it’s hard hitting. This is a song that got me through a lot, and I mean a lot of bad times. Like many others, it saved me multiple times as a teenager. I don’t know if I would still be here if I didn’t have Metallica and my guitar throughout my teenage years.
I can't agree that it's "anti" suicide. I think the real impact of this song is that it genuinely speaks to people hurting: "I know... I get how bad it feels... You are not alone..." and maybe those hurting people realize they aren't alone. And that's the power of great music. It touches people as deeply as their deepest feelings. And after the darkest night... the dawn also comes.
Paul Walsh, you nailed it. This is exactly how I feel about it. Listening to Fade to Black gave me an outlet for all the anger, hate, depression, and all the other mixed emotions. Instead of internalizing all of this, it gave me a way to let it all out. Crank up the car stereo and pop in Ride the Lightning, whole album. This song did save me multiple times. I don't think I would have committed suicide, but it did give me an impression of you're not alone. Between that, and all the other metalheads out there, we found new friends, and people who understood us.
You should try "In my Darkest Hour" by Megadeth. Kinda deals with the same subject matter and is also a great song. Love the reaction and love your channel. Keep up the amazing work.
Metal is like no other music and community. Welcome to the big happy family Pink. You have so much more to get into. I can already see the impact it has on you. Very strong and powerful. A sound that touches your soul. And makes your heart happy. Show some love everyone.
Thanks for the message. Your response reminds me of how for so many years people were told not to talk about suicide to a depressed person. The logic was that it would either give or encourage one to act on their depression/suicidality. We now see how suicide prevention has taken off with the onus of talking about suicidal thoughts and not dismissing them. Take care...
PinkMetalHead this song and sanitarium I played so much I ruined my cassette tapes. I truly believe without these two songs I wouldn’t be here today. I overcome some real shit and got strength from the songs, and they will live forever in my heart. At a time when depression was taboo and shrugged off I only had music to get my through, and I know I’m not alone. Unfortunately we are still awhile away it seems to recognize that mental illness is the real deal, and we shouldn’t be afraid to admit it to ourselves and not feel ashamed asking for help and taking seriously. Sorry for long post, but I wanted to share my story in a mini tale. Take care all and remember there’s help out there. Love ya!
John Barraco one of the great things about the subject matter of this song is that it makes people realise that they’re not alone in their feelings. It’s therapy and it demonstrates that it’s possible to land on your feet if you want to.
I knew what your reaction would be before I even watched the video :). of COURSE you loved it. This song is super emotional, heavy, and beautiful. Glad you got to experience it!
Btw, I'm obsessed because I'm stuck in my house during the covid-19 craziness. Everything in my state is closed. Soooooo....I discovered you this week and you have been taking me down memory lane and helping me not go stir crazy! Thank you! I don't know if you're still putting videos out, but I hope that you are. Rock on, beautiful lady!
My cousin also committed suicide and whenever I listen to this song I tear up knowing this is what he was going through and what I didn't know. I feel so sorry for him and angry with myself that I was not there to help him. Johnny, I love you little cousin
Mona/PMH, I did some research too, and found an interview with James Hetfield for Guitar World's 1991's "That song was a big step for us. It was pretty much our first ballad, so we knew it would freak people out... Recording that song, I learned how frustrating acoustic guitar can be. You could hear every squeak, so I had to be careful. I wrote the song at a friend's house in New Jersey. I was pretty depressed at the time because our gear had just been stolen, and we had been thrown out of our manager's house for breaking shit and drinking his liquor cabinet dry. It's a suicide song, and we got a lot of flak for it, as if kids were killing themselves because of the song. But we also got hundreds of letters from kids telling us how they related to the song and that it made them feel better."
Fade to Black and Orion... The only two songs in history that can shoot you toward the stars and bring you right back down to earth all in one song. Love love LOVE the melodic aspect of these songs.
Most beautiful guitar solo arrangement in music history. Not the hardest, not the fastest, but no other guitar solo is so empathetic, fits a song so well like this one in my oppionion - and I heard many. The transition in fade to black is also a masterpiece by itself. It's a 10 out of 10. Well the whole song is actually beyond any scale.
definetely one of my favourites from metallica, but everytime i hear this it brings tears to my eyes. My childhood best friend and i had this deal for years that if he ever got married, i would have to play this in his wedding. He committed suicide 3 years ago.
Kitara Virtuoosi sorry for your loss. Music to helps me remember my friends who are gone too soon. I hope you played this song for your friend to honor them.
as someone who had a rough childhood and battled depression, anxiety and suicidal thoughts from early teens...”Fade to Black” and “Hollow” by Pantera are the two songs I played most when needing self support to deal with my inner demons and finding a way to see tomorrow.
Metallica changed my life when I was 12 years old. I started playing guitar and it put me on another level of life. I learned every Metallica song by ear note for note. I played for 27 years and now I can't play anymore due to amputations on both hands. The Doctors also went chop happy on my legs as well. I totally relate to the song ONE.. I was in a coma for three months and woke up to missing limbs. All I could think about was suicide. Now, 10 months later I will be getting my new legs this Tuesday morning. When this first happened, all that was in my future was funeral arrangements. Now the sky is the limit. Better yet, the sky's not the limit the ground is so shut up and jump. NO FEAR....
Ms. Pinkmetalhead.....I have to say this.... My wife and I both love your reactions, and we both think you're a beautiful woman. Please don't let anyone convince you that you're not pretty or that you're not worth the attention that you garner. You are absolutely beautiful, and you should be proud of yourself just the way you are. My wife is a plus-size woman, and she's stunningly beautiful, just as your are. In other words, please don't change. You're absolutely beautiful just the way you are!!!
Cool phone conversation at the end, you should call that dude more often 🤘🏽 Check out “before the dawn” by Judas Priest, or “master of the wind” by Manowar, if you loved this song, you’d definitely like those songs too.
Hey girl, just wanted you to know I love your videos, raw emotional reactions to music, Metallica rules! Much love and bear hugs to you from your new sub!!
Saved my life. People need to find something to connect with even in their darkest place. Without connection, there isn't any hope. I connected...loved your reaction.
I heard that James got the urge to right this song after a bunch of their instruments got stolen out of their van, including an amplifier that had sentimental value to him, as well as them being kicked out of their manager's house because the band was being too reckless.
This song always made me want to live and appreciate the life I have, I have lost 2 people in my life to suicide, it hurts, on the flip side PMH you are so cute with your reactions, it kind of makes me feel old, as I had the same reactions back in 1987 lol!
Metallica have always been my favourite group. My go to group to listen to, to lift my spirits since my 16th in the 80s. When this album was released they were only 21-22 years old so they had a pretty special and unique way of putting their views and thoughts across that most missed back then. PinkMetalHead seeing that you're only recently learning this through listening to them and getting some background about them as well as digging up some old interviews puts a smile on my face.
Stumbled across your reaction to Orion and now this. Instant subscriber. Your heartfelt and real reaction to these amazing songs was refreshing and took me back to when i first fell in love with them. Glad to have you part of the metal community, a group of genuinely kind and fiercely loyal people. Cheers girl, never stop. 🤘❤
Wow. You're sooooo lucky to be hearing these legendary metal songs for the first time. Most of us have heard this song so many times it's part of our DNA, but for you it's fresh and new. I'm jealous! :)
This is a great comment, and i couldn't agree more with this :D I am super jealous! this song still gives me goosebumps and makes me shed a tear, i can only imagine what you are going through :D
Your dead right, she's so lucky.
I agree. I live for these reaction videos because it feels like listening for my first time too.
I swear that is the best comment I've read..its so true
ruinsane100 NUFF SAID...
Being black & Loving METALLICA is almost always seen as confusion or being an outright traitor to my race. Feel the way U want. Music should be enjoyed & appreciated not cast into classes. OPEN YOUR MINDS. I SWEAR IT DOESNT HURT!!!
Black, matured and only listen to metal. Y, I dont know.
Amen brother
Music along with love is a universal language brother
I've seen such a variety of metallica fans at both shows. People from all over the world. Oldest was easily 70, youngest I saw was about 7. Great music is universally appreciated.
Music is music. Doesn't give a shit what color you are. Rock on!
Its crazy watching someone as young as you react to this. I was 16 when i first heard it. Im now 46
Mayhem RC same here but I was 15 and I'm 45 now :)
I was 3, I an now 22
exact same here
Me too man...w.p.b , fl.
I was 15 when I heard this album first. I am now 16.
After the death of my wife 2 years ago this song was a solid expression of where I was. It was also a reminder as to why I needed to pull myself out of the hole I was in.
Seeing your reaction to these songs I grew up with, is wonderful.I have it in my will to have this song played at my funeral.
@@ghost500e 50 here too... Metallica got me through Desert Storm. Saw them twice, they were always amazing
I didn't think I'd live this long 😃
this song is poetry.
EDK ReefMeister an absolute masterpiece.
I like the profile pic
It has gotten me through some dark times in the past few years... but I've loved it since the day it came out.
EDK ReefMeister all songs are poetry
I was deaply depressed & closed to suicide but this song kept me alive. love fade to black
We didnt have anti depressants in the 80s...we had fade 2 blk...kept me alive many days
gps505050 this song saved my life back in 1988. We are not alone, many have been saved by classic Metallica.
Thank you for staying alive!!! I’m someone so you know someone cares and is thankful !!!
This song saved my life many times. Lived with depression my whole life, this song helps me deal. Lost my dad and stepmom, got a divorce, had a stroke, and dealing with my brothers suicide all within one year in 06-07, I was done with life. I was sitting there thinking of ending it, this song comes on the radio, and now I'm still here, because of this awesome song.
@@val13c59 you read that ever only under metal songs... metal is for the soul... kids would better listen that and not only songs about money, bitches and cars...
Was I the only one that got emotional while watching her reaction to this song?
No, me too. =)
Justin N NO.
Same here
Nope.
We're only human y'all 😂❤✌
This is probably my favorite song of all time, not just from Metallica, but from any band. I started listening to this as a metal head teen in the 80's, and it never made me contemplate suicide. It actually somehow encouraged me and gave me fight. I have felt like those lyrics describe, and it made me push through. The music is incredible. Kirk does a solo that I think is one of the best guitar solos I have ever heard. I love to see different live versions of this, because he adapts it, and keeps it fresh. Metallica is one of my favorite bands, and has been since I first heard it back in middle school. They captured all of their best in this song. Loved watching you react, it is a moving song, and you got rocked by it. God bless you!
I fully agree with everything you said. I was in high school when this came out and was already a Metallica fan, to me this album was a continuation of Ride the Lightning and it kept me going
James' lyrics often describe struggles and personal hell, and I've always saw it as- if he can feel like I do, and not just survive but THRIVE, great things are always possible. Metali-fuckin-cA forever!
I am SO jealous that you get to listen to these songs for the first time! I would love to be able to go back to when i first heard them in the early and mid 80s!! Watching you react the same i did 30 plus years ago gave me goosebumps, girl! Enjoy your venture into the world of my generations music! There will never again be a time like that and its actually kinda sad. I have not heard a band of actual musicians since the 90s.
Have you heard Greta Van Fleet yet? Many say they are a modern Led Zepplin. While some of their songs do sound like them, not all do. They are really good. Or at least I think so. It's nice to see young artists playing real instruments. My daughter and I saw them in concert, and they put on a great show, for a fairly young band.
Trigger Happy ,I agree whole heartedly. It's been wo long since I've felt that elation that flowed over me in the 80s.
Being 14 years old and finding the soundtrack genre of my life.
People that have never listened to metal bc of a stereotype think your crazy when you cry during a song, but yet I believe that makes us more in touch with our feelings.
I only wish I could go back and experience that flood again.
I'm the same man. I've been watching various younger people do these reaction videos to music I first heard when I was a teenager and it takes me right back to when I first heard it. I was completely blown away back then and it's great seeing the same reaction from these people. And it was an absolutely fantastic time as far as metal and rock was concerned despite the negativity and controversy surrounding it. Just give me a DeLorean with a built in flux capacitor and I'll be going back...
Best comment, I feel exactly the same.
@@hisbean Greta Van Fleet is fucking trash. "Real musicians" are those who are great at their instruments AND who write music that is relevant to the times they're in. Not imitation vegas acts of stuff from 40 years ago
My best friend died in 1989. Michael Jason Wood. He was a social outcast. I was 13 and I never dealt with death before. This was his song and now I really understand what he was trying to tell me. I miss him so much. Thank you for listening to this song. He is gone but never forgotten. He didn't kill himself but he loved the band and the music. Thank you Metallica for the music!
Keith Nicholson it’s absolutely devastating to lose a best friend. It’s something that stays with us until we see them again.
Metallica has always gotten a bad rap....I've heard it all my life. If it wasnt for Metallica and the music.......I WOULD NOT BE HERE. My mom passed away in 87. I was devastated. What got me thru is the first 3 albums. I finally came to terms with the way I last spoke to my mom. We had an argument, cause of her drinking and I didnt want that in my life. I wanted to go to school. I just graduated. I told her to never come by drunk again.......and that was the last time I spoke to her. It just kept me pushing to live. Those songs healed me everytime I heard them.
I lost my oldest boy on 6-24-18. I'm still missing him. Metallica is helping me thru this also. I told him I was going to take him to his first concert, Metallica ...but never happen.
R.I.P. Mom and my Son.
Love you always
I'm sorry for your loss I know you loved your mother and I know she knows you do
May they Rest In Peace 😭I feel for you !
Omg my 💜❤ goes out to you beloved. I am so sorry 😔 🌹💛❤
Im sorry for your losses. Stay strong. Keep fighting and percerveering.
If you don't mind me asking, How did your child pass away?
Whenever i watch her reaction videos, i gets this strange feeling of going back in time and listening to it for the first time.
Her reactions are priceless, It was like entering into her mind and feel this for the first time...
And the bright part is that i can watch this again and again to get the same feeling out of it.
Cheers!
What i like the most is the fact that you really feel the song.
Metallica is all about feelings.They are awesome in every way.
let's celebrate the lives of the loved ones we lost. I'm finished focusing on their deaths.. let's focus on their lives.
Rest in Peace Braxton
yessir i lost my 32 yr old wife in 1999 and it was kinda suicide.........she had cancer and quit chemotherapy but yeah up the IRONS for the ones up above
Ride The Lightning - probably my favorite Metallica album.
Love watching the younger generations find music that has some meaning and most of all TALENT.
Wow! You’re reaction is genuinely incredible. Each change in the song brought out a response that was insane. I absolutely loves the fact you got a little teary-eyed after the song while you read the lyrics. And....please, don’t take my response as anything but respectful and sincere. The fact you teared up...says to me, you have a beautiful soul! Just discovered you on RUclips, but I will definitely watch more. Not sure if metal is new for you...but there are so many bands that are and we’re awesome. Iron Maiden comes to mind. Styx, Kansas, Ronnie James Dio. Sammy Hagar, Van Halen w/ Sammy. Welcome to the club. Definitely the cutest metal head I’ve ever seen 😘
I'm 51. Grew up with this. You have no idea how happy it makes me to see a young black girl loving this ❤
I❤ your reaction, you feel the music without words, that is incredible, good job.
Glad you finally got to this, welcome home (sanitarium) next!
Matt Pfarr Totally agree. Sanitarium needs some love!
YES! Sanitarium is probably the next closest any of the other Metallica songs can come to getting this kind of a response from her.
’(Welcome Home) Sanatarium’ is a masterpiece. Limp Bizkit did a fantastic version when Metallica was celebrared on MTV Icon.
That'a also another poetry...
Patrick Nordsvahn 👍🤘
I bought this album when it was first released. At the time I'd never even heard of Metallica. I just bought it because I was a teenage metalhead and I liked the name Metallica and the album cover looked cool. Little did I know what I was in for. Fade To Black to this day is still my favorite song off the album. I even saw them in concert when they were touring for this album.
BM jealous you got to see them tour with cliff
I actually saw them twice with Cliff. I also saw them open up for Ozzy when they were touring for Master Of Puppets. Unfortunately a few months later was when Cliff died. I've seen them once with Jason on the And Justice tour then a few months ago on their Hardwired tour.
Unfortunately I wasn't born till the black album was a thing I would have LOVED to be apart of the whole metallica and ozzy era :)
Yeah I was 26 when the Black Album was released. Though it was great to grow up in the era of young Metallica, a fairly younger Ozzy, etc. It was also the era of hair metal and later grunge which are kind of stains in music history. Especially hair metal. Some grunge was actually good, but like hair metal it became a fad that the record companies oversaturated the market with.
BM lucky you! I first saw Metallica for the And Justice For All tour...I wish I could go back in time and re-live that concert about 100 times
You posted 5minutes before I woke up! What a way to wake up! ❤️
This song is going onto my playlist lol
Haha right on time 🤗🤗
Katie Miller ruclips.net/video/OH0Uu7-V4kU/видео.html
Metallica inspired...
This song still stirs up all of those emotions it did, as if it were yesterday. All the depression, anger, hate, self loathing, and feeling of being lost in this sometimes cruel world. Your reaction was priceless. When you see people commenting about how this song saved them, believe it. I lived through all of that turmoil. It's amazing how big an effect a song can have on so many people. I'm happy to say I'm doing well these days, and love to reminisce about the 80s and 90s. I used to drive a 1969 Buick Gran Sport. I painted the Metallica logo on the hood and trunk, covering both. It was the Metallica-mobile, and I went to several concerts with it, including 5 Metallica concerts. James and Jason actually saw it, and said they loved it. Brought a smile to my face
Girl, you are giving me LIFE!! I'm 45 and this song still gives me chills even after all these years.
Great reaction!
Imagine how much good music you have missed If you havent heard this song until now.
She's slowly catching up. :)
This is one of my fave Metallica song so far. It still give me chills, even before twentyfive years from the first time i hear it.
I can't stop laughing in pure delight. Your every expression is perfect. I saw them play this live in person and it was A-MAZ-ING! Like a religious experience kind of good.
Pink, you are one beautiful soul.. Thank you!
Thank u for watching
I love your reactions. I've been a fan of bands like Metallica for 30 years or more and I cannot tell you how happy it makes me when someone like yourself gets introduced to it and loves it as much as I do. Keep up the great work and keep on discovering!
And yes, I'd love to see your reaction to Sanitarium - actually called "Welcome Home (Sanitarium)"
That was just a priceless reaction :)
One of the first metal ballads I ever heard back in the 80's. James Hetfield wrote the song in response to their gear getting stolen after a show, I believe. They were really depressed about it, so this song came from that.
Bryan Sproles Yes, if I recall correctly, James wrote the song after having his gear stolen. More specifically, it was in regard to an amplifier that got stolen (which was the last material item his Mother bought for him before she passed away).
James fell into a short bout of depression and wrote this from the perspective of someone who was sold on the idea of taking their own life.
I don’t know if he was feeling suicidal after having the amplifier stolen, but he was definitely depressed in the wake of the amplifier being stolen.
I’m glad the song wasn’t a self-fulfilling prophecy. It gives an interesting insight into the mind of someone who is toying with the notion of committing suicide. It’s sad, but educational at the same time.
I remember the suicides and they wanted to ban.
Great classic Metallica 🤘...they wrote this during a dark time. As I recall,all or most of their equipment was stolen. Perfect suicide song. Intense lyrics for sure.
Liz # I wonder if the stolen equipment ever turned up after they got big. Imagine how much the stolen guitar of James Hettfield that inspired Fade to Black would be worth today.
Kairielise i know huh? Then they'll be like is that james stolen guitar? . . . . ARREST THEM!😂😂😂
Liz # that was megadeth
Kirks guitar solos are so cinematic.
William Hoskins Yeah, Kirk has some excellent solos in his catalog for sure. People give him shit, but the dude laid down some solos that really complimented and added to the music, moreso than trying to steal the show.
Also, James is a genius on guitar. Dude is just hands down one of the best rhythm guitarists of all time.
@@BC08 true. Can't really say Kirk pushed the limits of the guitar. But he came up with some melodies that beautifully complemented James's playing
I was 10yrs old when this album came out and lost my shit the first time I heard this song. Now I'm 45 and still lose my shit when I hear it, when reading the lyrics along with.....
She gets into the background stories behind the songs...just like we used too!! And she gets stoked for it. Shes gonna be quite the metal scholar. Omg luv to see this🤘💋🖤
Lars is right, this song and songs like this got me through my troubled teen years.
Good morning pink it's such a joy to see you enjoying metallica and that song is a classic in it's self I too give it a 10 me and my fellow metalheads used to jam to this back in the day you should also try from the same album escape. Good review girl again the METAL LOVE shows tell Barry I said hi
I love this song and this genuine reaction! Keep doing you! 🤘🏾
Thanks man! Love your channel :)
Hey nate I love ya I have seen your replies for Metallica.
Agreed, Metallica is a truly amazing group (even my punk rock fan college door neighbor loved them) and I had forgotten how much I loved this particular song too.
This song spoke to me when I was on the edge of it all, my family fell apart, nothing but violence and shame, and this song showed me I’m not alone, and listen to this over and over...and here i am, a better father than my father was, so there we ho
PinkMetalHead I've been listening to metallica since 1983 and I STILL listen to them daily. They have a certain kind of power to their music and once you truly understand, it does change your life to some extent.
Its really hard for anybody to not like this song because it is simply irresistible.... epic song!
Is it only me. But I think this is their greatest work. It is not about the hard-core heavy metal pounding riffs. It's about the depth and soulful meaning of their work.
You may not have cried this time, but I sure did. Words cannot express the many levels of nuance and power within these bars. It's a blessing getting to experience through a fresh perspective. Thank you ❤✌
SykosymatiK I 💓 this too
I so love how other generations are discovering the awesome sounds of Metallica and the deep lyrics that go with their tunes after over 30 years since the band started. The generation then loved them, my generation was blown away, and now the new generation is captivated by their sound and lyrics.
What’s great about this is that you’re barely scratching the surface of the talent that this band has and also the diversity of some of their songs. Loved your reaction by the way
Nice pickup on the Joe Satriani call because Kirt Hammet (lead guitarist) was tutored by Joe in his early days. Hence the reason why there's similarities in Kirk's solo style.
On a side note IMO it's the best song they've ever written with Orion coming in close second
absolutely love this song when I grew up. it's still one of my favorites by Metallica.
hope you're having a great night Pink ✌😎❤
Dyers Eve- Metallica, you'll love it.
I was 14 when i heard this song in '92 for the first time. My Dad passed when i was 15 due to cancer. This song will always be my favourite song of all time by my favourtite band of all time...on my favourite Album of All time. So glad you heard it and reacted....takes me back..
I've listened to this song and read the lyrics countless times and I still got emotional watching this woman react to Fade To Black. Perhaps it's such a beautiful song to us because most people have felt this way about life at one time or another.
You are adorable!!! And you are totally on point., you get it!! You FEEL IT!! I was blown away back in 1986 hearing Metallica...my first concert Metallica opening up for OZZY...my first of 10 times i have seen Metallica live...simply.....SIMPLY one of the GREATEST SONGS EVER!!!!!
1st time I saw then too!! Great show!!! Was in Houston.
Metallica is simply the best........ I will be seeing them live again LORD willing at Rockville 2020, at the Daytona International Speedway. I am psyched to see this show with my 2 boys Joel and Jonas. It is a dad and sons outing and bonding experience. My oldest Joel and I saw Metallica during the Hardwired tour in 2017. Now that James Hetfield is back from treatment I expect a phenomenal show. It will be my 4th Metallica concert. Hope to see you there!!!!! 😇👹
I was born in 78. Moved to Indiana in 1991. Went to a public school wearing boots, jeans and a Metallica shirt. Black girls liked me, the boys didn't. I love to see that my black brothers and sisters see what I saw then. We are all in this together.
Why bring race into this???
Chris
Yeah, how dare he refer to black people as brothers and sisters, saying we’re all in this together. Messages of unity.... the horror 🙄
@@HeliRy i guess he dont like peoples with other skin color :/ Imagine if we change black with white and everybody will call him a nazi ...
First may say you’re very beautiful and I love when people love metal music! This song help me during bad times in my deployments to Iraq. Thank you for reacting and God bless you!!!
Thank you for your service and Happy memorial day! God bless you and your family !
It is amazing to see you getting into the music many of us grew up with. Back in the day these tapes were traded and shared with friends. This music was not often played on the radio. It was ours. And now it’s yours too. This music is for everyone.
your beauty is louder than the song
First time I heard Metallica was a mixed tape a friend of mine made me back in High School...The Four Horsemen was the first song the next was Fade to Black and the rest is history
As someone who has suicidal thoughts and ideation I've never felt this song condones suicide, it's pulled me out of a few dark times though. Kirk was a student if Joe Satriani, (or was it Steve Vai?) their styles are similar.🎸
Metallica - Blitzkrieg. For real, nobody reacts to that song for some odd reason.
Thanks Pinky and party on!🤘🎉
It was Joe Satriani :)
Yeah, not really condoning it. More like understanding it. Empathizing with the situation, and laying it bare because it is a very real thing.
ᕼᑌᗰᗩᑎ ᖴᗴᒪᒪᗩ Blitzkrieg is not a Metallica song. They just did a cover of it (which is great).
I've been listening to this song for many years and I still get goosebumps when listening to it
Watching you start bopping your head a little for the first few seconds, then change to complete motionless as the guitar started singing (and that guitar was singing) was priceless. You focused on what you were hearing, and that’s the beauty of this intro. The whole song is great, like you said. Perfection. Great video! Love you!
OMG this song is like my anthem .... It's so great to see the next generation appreciate the past music... this song has a seriously special place in my heart because my daughter that passed in January loved and appreciated Metallica because of her Dad's love for them so thanks for keeping it going
This song got me thru teenage life. In tears thinkin bout it.
It’s helped me with PTSD
great job,pink..you really get it..glad you came back to metallica
I've always loved how Metallica blends hard and soft. The way the solo in the intro melts into the acoustic guitar and how during the song the acoustic give into the power chords it's just effortless and clean.
Such a beautiful melodic depiction of a soul that has lost the will to live and gives up it's struggle to exist... Sad, depressing.... and utterly liberating...
Beautiful masterpiece..
Just hearing this song in some very, very, very dark days of my youth... kept me alive. Kind of like hearing in a ballad form of another man's struggle and eventual resigning of to death was enough to keep me from going through with. Almost like feeling that someone else could write such lyrics and understand the emptiness I was feeling at the time, was enough to make me feel I wasn't alone. Enough to pacify that dark urge to let it slide... Thanks so much to these amazing artists of the human condition....
This has been and likely will always be my favorite song from them. It’s purely anti-suicide in a way only James could write. Musically it’s one of their best composed songs and lyrically it’s hard hitting. This is a song that got me through a lot, and I mean a lot of bad times. Like many others, it saved me multiple times as a teenager. I don’t know if I would still be here if I didn’t have Metallica and my guitar throughout my teenage years.
I can't agree that it's "anti" suicide. I think the real impact of this song is that it genuinely speaks to people hurting: "I know... I get how bad it feels... You are not alone..." and maybe those hurting people realize they aren't alone. And that's the power of great music. It touches people as deeply as their deepest feelings.
And after the darkest night... the dawn also comes.
Paul Walsh, you nailed it. This is exactly how I feel about it. Listening to Fade to Black gave me an outlet for all the anger, hate, depression, and all the other mixed emotions. Instead of internalizing all of this, it gave me a way to let it all out. Crank up the car stereo and pop in Ride the Lightning, whole album. This song did save me multiple times. I don't think I would have committed suicide, but it did give me an impression of you're not alone. Between that, and all the other metalheads out there, we found new friends, and people who understood us.
This Song is Life-Saving to be honest
You should try "In my Darkest Hour" by Megadeth. Kinda deals with the same subject matter and is also a great song. Love the reaction and love your channel. Keep up the amazing work.
WBoneB “a tout le monde” by megadeth sounds like a straight up Suicide note. Dave claims it was to do with his moms passing tho.
Crazy, her reaction. It left her speechless. She's just touching the tip of the iceberg.
Metal is like no other music and community. Welcome to the big happy family Pink. You have so much more to get into. I can already see the impact it has on you. Very strong and powerful. A sound that touches your soul. And makes your heart happy. Show some love everyone.
I used these lyrics for an English class assignment freshman year in a high school and was sent to guidance counselor after I read it. True story
Wow!! Lol
Thanks for the message. Your response reminds me of how for so many years people were told not to talk about suicide to a depressed person. The logic was that it would either give or encourage one to act on their depression/suicidality. We now see how suicide prevention has taken off with the onus of talking about suicidal thoughts and not dismissing them. Take care...
PinkMetalHead this song and sanitarium I played so much I ruined my cassette tapes. I truly believe without these two songs I wouldn’t be here today. I overcome some real shit and got strength from the songs, and they will live forever in my heart. At a time when depression was taboo and shrugged off I only had music to get my through, and I know I’m not alone. Unfortunately we are still awhile away it seems to recognize that mental illness is the real deal, and we shouldn’t be afraid to admit it to ourselves and not feel ashamed asking for help and taking seriously. Sorry for long post, but I wanted to share my story in a mini tale. Take care all and remember there’s help out there. Love ya!
Just so you know. This is meant to be anti-suicide song. Rock on young woman. Love your channel. ❤️💯🤟
John Barraco one of the great things about the subject matter of this song is that it makes people realise that they’re not alone in their feelings. It’s therapy and it demonstrates that it’s possible to land on your feet if you want to.
Shmick ! Very true and well put. 💯👍
I knew what your reaction would be before I even watched the video :). of COURSE you loved it. This song is super emotional, heavy, and beautiful. Glad you got to experience it!
Timmy G
Its hard to believe that these guys were all under 22 years old when this album came out
Nothing better than watching someone experience this magic live. Metal forever.
This was my cousin's fav song from Metallica he killed himself i cry every time I hear it reminds of the good times we had
Hjh, I lost my cousin too. I'm so sorry for your loss. I pray you find some comfort whule you're still grieving
Honey, you didn't have to explain your feelings. I could see it in your reaction!
Btw, I'm obsessed because I'm stuck in my house during the covid-19 craziness. Everything in my state is closed. Soooooo....I discovered you this week and you have been taking me down memory lane and helping me not go stir crazy! Thank you! I don't know if you're still putting videos out, but I hope that you are. Rock on, beautiful lady!
My cousin also committed suicide and whenever I listen to this song I tear up knowing this is what he was going through and what I didn't know. I feel so sorry for him and angry with myself that I was not there to help him. Johnny, I love you little cousin
EPIC. I LOVE Metallica. I KNEW you would love this when it popped up. Luv ya lady...:)
Mona/PMH, I did some research too, and found an interview with James Hetfield for Guitar World's 1991's "That song was a big step for us. It was pretty much our first ballad, so we knew it would freak people out... Recording that song, I learned how frustrating acoustic guitar can be. You could hear every squeak, so I had to be careful. I wrote the song at a friend's house in New Jersey. I was pretty depressed at the time because our gear had just been stolen, and we had been thrown out of our manager's house for breaking shit and drinking his liquor cabinet dry. It's a suicide song, and we got a lot of flak for it, as if kids were killing themselves because of the song. But we also got hundreds of letters from kids telling us how they related to the song and that it made them feel better."
MrTech226
Sorry hit that accidentally 😂
Fade to Black and Orion... The only two songs in history that can shoot you toward the stars and bring you right back down to earth all in one song. Love love LOVE the melodic aspect of these songs.
Most beautiful guitar solo arrangement in music history. Not the hardest, not the fastest, but no other guitar solo is so empathetic, fits a song so well like this one in my oppionion - and I heard many. The transition in fade to black is also a masterpiece by itself. It's a 10 out of 10. Well the whole song is actually beyond any scale.
I find this song hard to listen to. Too many emotions. But it is absolute perfection
Not sure if this has been commented, but it's funny you mention Joe Satriani. He actually tutored lead guitarist, Kirk Hammett.
As well as Larry from primus and Alex from testament. Joe is the man
Logan, at first I read tutored as tortured!
Steve Vai also.
More like a lesson or two for Kirk. Both Joe and Kirk have said it in articles
definetely one of my favourites from metallica, but everytime i hear this it brings tears to my eyes. My childhood best friend and i had this deal for years that if he ever got married, i would have to play this in his wedding. He committed suicide 3 years ago.
😢❤
Sorry for your loss, Kitara.
Kitara Virtuoosi sorry for your loss. Music to helps me remember my friends who are gone too soon. I hope you played this song for your friend to honor them.
as someone who had a rough childhood and battled depression, anxiety and suicidal thoughts from early teens...”Fade to Black” and “Hollow” by Pantera are the two songs I played most when needing self support to deal with my inner demons and finding a way to see tomorrow.
Metallica changed my life when I was 12 years old. I started playing guitar and it put me on another level of life. I learned every Metallica song by ear note for note. I played for 27 years and now I can't play anymore due to amputations on both hands. The Doctors also went chop happy on my legs as well. I totally relate to the song ONE.. I was in a coma for three months and woke up to missing limbs. All I could think about was suicide. Now, 10 months later I will be getting my new legs this Tuesday morning. When this first happened, all that was in my future was funeral arrangements. Now the sky is the limit. Better yet, the sky's not the limit the ground is so shut up and jump. NO FEAR....
Ms. Pinkmetalhead.....I have to say this.... My wife and I both love your reactions, and we both think you're a beautiful woman. Please don't let anyone convince you that you're not pretty or that you're not worth the attention that you garner. You are absolutely beautiful, and you should be proud of yourself just the way you are. My wife is a plus-size woman, and she's stunningly beautiful, just as your are. In other words, please don't change. You're absolutely beautiful just the way you are!!!
WOW!!!!!! Why not just say she is beautiful. Because she is.
lol
James Hetfield is a lyric master. Metallica has a lot of 10 out of 10s lol
Cool phone conversation at the end, you should call that dude more often 🤘🏽
Check out “before the dawn” by Judas Priest, or “master of the wind” by Manowar, if you loved this song, you’d definitely like those songs too.
Hey girl, just wanted you to know I love your videos, raw emotional reactions to music, Metallica rules! Much love and bear hugs to you from your new sub!!
Saved my life. People need to find something to connect with even in their darkest place. Without connection, there isn't any hope. I connected...loved your reaction.
I heard that James got the urge to right this song after a bunch of their instruments got stolen out of their van, including an amplifier that had sentimental value to him, as well as them being kicked out of their manager's house because the band was being too reckless.
Gabriel Valles that’s actually right
cliff burton wrote it, his mum found the lyrics and prayed for him everyday after thinking he was suicidal.
trevor Lewis cliff was the heart of the classic metallicca sound. After AJFA there was a definite shift in style away from cliff earlier influence.
The amp was from his mum, as it was probably one of the few things that he had from her.
Gabriel Valles drank their hosts’ wedding champagne
This song always made me want to live and appreciate the life I have, I have lost 2 people in my life to suicide, it hurts, on the flip side PMH you are so cute with your reactions, it kind of makes me feel old, as I had the same reactions back in 1987 lol!
Sanitarium!... Ur a very sweet person thanks for checking out metallica
Just leave me alone......
Metallica have always been my favourite group. My go to group to listen to, to lift my spirits since my 16th in the 80s.
When this album was released they were only 21-22 years old so they had a pretty special and unique way of putting their views and thoughts across that most missed back then.
PinkMetalHead seeing that you're only recently learning this through listening to them and getting some background about them as well as digging up some old interviews puts a smile on my face.
Stumbled across your reaction to Orion and now this. Instant subscriber. Your heartfelt and real reaction to these amazing songs was refreshing and took me back to when i first fell in love with them. Glad to have you part of the metal community, a group of genuinely kind and fiercely loyal people. Cheers girl, never stop. 🤘❤
You make me cry when I watch your videos. Even when you don't cry.
I never cry.
Wow...thank u for sharing your emotions
You mentioning Satriani, he actually taught Kirk Hammett to play guitar
No way!! Awesome
So many great tunes on Ride the Lightning! ;) MORE of this album! AHAH!
30 years listening to the first four Metallica albums and I still get goosebumps...I am very happy we have another family member
this is the song that shaped my entire music taste throughout my life and it is one the few things in my life i will never regret or forget