Still think you guys need to check out Unforgiven 2 and 3 from Metallica and how it relates to the first song. Also the solos in them are just absolutely fantastic.
Damn, your reactions are fun! This song still hits so hard after all these years. My mom was definitely one of the 80's parents that didn't get it, my older brother was such a metalhead, and she couldn't stand it 😆 but they still let us listen to what we liked.
This is the song that got me into metal, I remember calling the local radio station and requesting it so I could record it on cassette and listen to it over and over. I'm now nearly 40yo and it's still as good as when I was 14yo.
Kinda same here. I was 10yo when i first heard this song on the tv. I was blown away. I had to get the album asap. I traveled alone with public transport 90 miles to the biggest city in the region to buy the cassette. 31 years later and I can listen to it all day. Never gets bad.
I remember standing in line outside a Tower Records waiting for this album to be officially released at midnight. At 12am, they started playing the entire album on the speakers while we made our way to the sales counter. That would be my first time hearing this track, and a couple more before even buying the album. It was also the last Metallica album I would ever fully enjoy. The controversy of the black album isn't that it is terrible. In fact, it is one of the best rock/metal albums from start to finish. But it was such a departure from what we, as fans, expected from Metallica that it was hard to reconcile that it was still the same band. Suddenly, they were making music videos, getting radio play, and climbing the charts? It wasn't the Metallica many of us wanted. But putting expectations and bias aside, it is a great album. When you get around to it, check out some of the lesser known tracks: "Of Wolf and Man", "The God That Failed", and "My Friend of Misery".
What a cool memory though.... it does suck that we put so much pressure on these bands to always be the exact replica of their older stuff we know bc we forget these bands have tons of pressure from their record companies. This is why albums are becoming less and less these days. Bands and artists are pushing away from the pressure of an expected album and are now spending their time on dropping singles or EP's that have a couple really good songs songs on it instead of a CD with some good songs on it mixed with songs that could be considered good to some of their fans. They would rather spend time on songs they can actually work on and songs they know will do good. But oh what an experience it would have been to wait till 12am to get an album! I've never done anything like that besides go to a 12am showing of Harry Potter before... haha! Nothing epic like this!
@@amberhoward7807 Yeah, music these days is not the same as it once was. Don't get me wrong! There's still great music and great bands out there. But just as some bands look only to make those hits and win audiences, many reactors focus only on the music that get them the most views. After the umpteenth Metallica/Megadeth/Slipknot/Pantera reaction with the same set of songs, it really starts to come down to the reactors to make their video standout and interesting. I could name a dozen bands with a hundred tracks that people might enjoy, but we'll rarely see anyone touch them because it doesn't get them clicks!
Same for me. Stood outside the Tower Records in Yonkers NY. Also bought the cassette single for Enter Sandman so I could have the B side, Stone Cold Crazy.
Holy shit tower records rocked!!😃and you are correct,this is a great album,but as mentioned,a departure from the Metallic us long time fans expected...also correct it was their last GREAT album from start to finish. Of wolf & man truly rocks out and so does my friend misery...check them both out please!!thanks!😄✌
Next one;”Damage Inc.”. It will floor you and give you a heart beat of close to 180 bpm 🔥🔥🔥🤘🤘🤘. In order to see how they kill in 2022 do the official video from the Copenhagen concert in June ( my 18th gig with these gents).
What’s amazing, is as a diehard metallica fan, the fans older than me, i’m 43 will say the black album was the beginning of the end. I disagree. yes, they took time off after this, cut their hair, had families, but to me, their genius never faded
They are artists and make music as the please and want to hear themselves as they have said so themselves, there’s songs on st anger I like more than stuff in master of puppets , but regardless I love all Metallica albums
I agree. They became a different band and that's not a bad thing. Though I do love their first four records "more," I still enjoyed the Black Album and even Load and Reload almost as much. Back when it came out I used to tell people that instead of complaining that Load sucked, they should just make the mental adjustment of trying to judge the record as if instead of Metallica it was a new band's first album, and then they'd be able to appreciate it.
@@jmhaces literally the same band members besides one so no not a new band , and they are artists , musicians they create music as they see fit they don’t have to make master of puppets every album that would suck and get old , instead as the creative artists that’s they are they make music as they feel at current times … sometimes I’m in the mood for thrash and sometimes I’m the mood for more mellow song off load and reload , it’s all good
One of my favs. They all on different albums Ride The Lighting is a great album but the first 5 albums were just amazing. Yes I include The Black album as one of their best.
So excited that you guys reacted to this, it's my absolute favorite Metallica song. I have a memory of being at my first concert in 92 waiting for the band to start, and hearing this song for the first time. I was blown away! 🤘 🖤
In 'Master of Puppets', they pointed out my addiction. 'Sad But True ' pointed out my semi-recovery.. Finally away from that, but that "I'M YOU!!!" got to me. Sad, but true. Two different phases of the same addiction.
I still remember Metallica being my first concert. It was an amazing experience. You should see them live while they're still playing. That reminds me, you still haven't reacted to Rivers of Nihil - Where Owls Know My Name (official video) and Polyphia - Goat (official video). Sad but true.
🎶🎧👌🏻🎧🎶 **rubs her hands together** I was living in Alaska when this album came out. It meshed perfectly with the troubles in my mind at the time. "Of Wolf And Man" is still my favorite song off this album followed closely by "Wherever I May Roam." Thanks for the trip down memory lane. P.L.U.R.R. from ATX!!
This album left an amazing mark of memories for me, I remember buying the cassette before the CD. Listening to this in my boom box just going nuts, I love the black album, so many amazing songs on here that stand the test of time, here are songs to check out from Black Album that you have not heard already fellas Holier Than Thou Wherever I May Roam Through The Never Of Wolf and Man The God That Failed My Friend Of Misery The Struggle Within
Morning y'all! I love Metallica! I like this song and a few others off this album but my favs are ride the lightning and master of puppets! Loved you reaction! Thanks guys❤️🤓
Ohhh hell ya , ty so much for reacting to this ! My absolute fav from the Black Album. What an awesome trip down memory lane , never get tired off this album ! loved ur reaction as always , really enjoy watching U guys ! If U wanna react some more to this band i will suggest " One ", " Harvester off sorrow " ( from And Justice for All ) , Whisky In The jar (from the album : Garage Inc - cover off dubliners 1967 / Thin Lizzy 1973 ) Awesome song " My friend off misery" , "Through the never " .Man the black album is just awesome . Btw as to "hey " or " yeah " the song ONE doesnt have any off thoose words , as far as I remember could be wrong though , been a while since Ive heard it !
@@mikethemotormouth The Black Album is bangers from start to finish for me, how did you feel about Death Magnetic/Beyond Magnetic and Hardwired? (poor production aside)
@@BigHomieSteveTheMetalHead I thought Death Magnetic was great. Not quite all killer no filler but very close. Easily their strongest effort in 20 years. And ashamedly, I've yet to hear Hardwired front to back.
This song is what made me a die hard Metallica fan. The whole album was such a changeup from the hard fast thrash songs from previous albums and they go to the slower but menacing riffs in the black album.
Hallo gentlemen, ooouuuhhh 😀, what a banger! Metallica, teachers for my musically socialisation, godfathers of my faith in metal soul! Shivers down my spine, goose bums all over. Was at "snake pit" here in my hometown (aeons ago 😩), what a feast (YEAH!). All may condemn the "Black", for me it was a part of the best days of my life 😎🤘 Greetings from Germany and parkinson sucks 🤗⚘
great reaction guys, the black album really is a masterpiece................oh and kudos for wearing a cradle of filth t-shirt. hope you do my reaction soon from cradle of filth as its a belter :)
I’m almost positive that you guys would love Orbit Culture. The singer(at times as he also a growler) sounds very close to James Hetfield. The music, is to put simply is Kick @ss. Keep it up. You guys are the best!
I have listened to this song since it was released. I think I was 12 or 13. I still forget how damn hard this song goes. Over the years there have been a few different meanings given. The original idea James had when he wrote the lyrics was blind faith in religion and doing its dirt without question, but later expanded it to the almost split personality an addict has when they are in the grasps of a crippling addiction.
Fade to Black, Harvester of Sorrow, To Live is to Die (only a few spoken word verses so it hardly counts), and Motorbrearh...no Hey or Yeah that I can recall. But TBH, when James throws in that guttural "yeah", it's sexy AF.
Before I started loving TOOL in 92, I was a Metallica fan, they were my favorites! I saw Metallica live three times. The first two where here in Moncton and the last time was for free, up in Montreal, when two older ladies gave me their seats after deciding it just wasn't really right for them. I would have liked to have brought someone else with me, but I was right there and didn't want to miss anything! It was the second night of a two night show promoting Death Magnetic, so they played all the classics and covers, it was awesome!
probably my favorite Metallica song, honestly. it's not their best song, by any means, but I just really like this song. something about it has always spoken to me.
So the year this album came out, I was working at a small company. My desk was in the server room and I could close the door and listen to the radio on low. It was around Christmas and my boss and coworkers were playing Christmas music, and it was like three albums that they'd just rotate all day. After about two days I was climbing the walls. The rock station I was listening to had a noon all-request hour, so around day three I called them up and told the DJ that he had to play Sad But True for me because the Christmas music was driving me crazy. I then held the phone out the door for about 10 seconds so he could hear it, and when I got back on the line he was like, "Yeah, no problem, I got ya." Sad But True came on about five minutes later.
I know that you have reacted to WELCOME HOME:SANITARIUM......LIMP BIZKIT did a cover of this song on an MTV ICON for METALLICA.....you should check it out
Comedian Jim Breuer has a Metallica skit that he does One of them was adding award show that I can't remember off the top of my head. He does it right as the band is sitting there and nobody does it as good as he does. I suggest googling it and watching it or reacting to it and it'll all make sense once you see it.. yaaaa!!
The song is narrated by the drug, you are the addict. The drug makes you do things you normally would not "eyes when you steal". It makes you go through withdrawal when you try to quit "pain when you can't feel". Its sad but true.
You guys should look up the comedian Jim Breuer on stage at "MTV Icon: Metallica" try to parody James Hetfield's YEAH!!!!! OOOOOOOH! in front of Metallica :D Hilarious!
Obscure memory here but this song was used as the song when Kurt Russell was introducing the Seahawks at Super Bowl 48 before they went on and trounced the Broncos and this song is fitting with how brash and in your face that team was
That was a fun reaction. I find it absolutely INSANE you guys haven't head this before, lol. Now I gotta go watch Master of Puppets. Rock on. Oh and um, DANA DAN BY BLOODYWOOD!!!!! 🤣🤣🤣
I don't like much of Metallica, but this song is pretty good. I've never sat and listened to most of their discography, probably something I should do though (give them a real chance). Btw, Idk if you know but Ozzy Osbourne released a new song a few weeks ago called "Patient Number 9." That'd be awesome to see you react to it!
Hello, Friend. I read your comment and a memory from HS blasted me and made my day. 1986(?) and some of the denim clad lads were talking in the back of class about the Ozzy concert from the night before. I was a fan, so I inquired about the show. They said the opening act was boo'd offstage and everyone just kept yelling 'Oz-zy!' I felt anger creep up to my ears by the time I returned to my desk. I turned around and told our 'stoner' crue, 'I hope they never come back here. And mark my words...you'll be begging one day!' 🤣 How dramatic I was...standing up for 4 peeps I don't know, like they were family. I wore Metallica shirts from then on out of spite. Haha. Love your comment...again, thanks for the memory jolt! Rock on...this channel rocks btw 🐱👤
Virtually everything Metallica has put out is better than any new Ozzy.. ride the lightning, master of puppets, and justice for all. Listen to those albums.
Hollywood.... ahahahaha! You and your addendums.... ahahahahaha!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! I'll allow it! And I agree with you! I love this song! It's a really good one! Very groove and just a fun one to sing and head bang to! Love your Metallica reactions! Well I love all your reactions, but I find the Metallica ones to be very nostalgic for me... My dad was a metalhead and I listened to a lot of Metallica with my dad.... I remember being around the age of 4 and singing Enter Sandman in my backyard... my step mom thought a man was in the backyard... ahahahaa!
I like you guys good job . The drummer on stairway to heaven with ann Wilson was the drummer that passed early days of led zeppelin. Try these songs baker street. Train train by blackfoot and highway song by blackfoot. Moving on by Missouri. When love comes to town by u2 and bb.king. keep it up
You guys should check out the MTV icon Metallica 2 band stood out - Korn covering one and limp bizkit covering sanaterium ( welcome home) and Snoop sang rap sad but true(30 sec ) more artist covered their song but these are the ones that are 🔥
2 of my favorite Metallica songs are Hero of the day and No leaf clover both from the S&M album! If you haven't checked them out, you definitely should!
Black album: Sandman, Sad But True, Unforgiven, wherever I may roam, nothing else matters are all their main songs. One was from and justice for all. Turn the page was on garage Inc which was all covers.
The Mongolian metal band The Hu did an amazing cover using their traditional instruments. The video is really good too.
That was very cool. And of course Metallica loved their cover.
Yes, I love that one.
Is there Mongolian throat singing in it?
Yes
One of the better Metallica covers imo
Call of Ktulu & Orion are two songs that don’t say either of those words…
Bet me to it lol
Suicide and Redemption
...and justice for all
Eye of the Beholder
Fade to Black
Disposable Heroes
- To live is to die
And that Redemption Song on Death Magnetic
@@Marc28031984 now do songs with lyrics. 😎
I think that the whole thing of James Hetfield saying "Yeah" as a adlib was a black album and forever from that point on
possibly on some of justice too
If you remember when Undertaker first debuted the American badass gimmick, this was the sample base for the Kid Rock track used as his entrance theme.
hel yeah american badass
Beat me to it. Volbeat has actually sampled riffs from Metallica due to their influence and they opened up for them on tour.
Still think you guys need to check out Unforgiven 2 and 3 from Metallica and how it relates to the first song. Also the solos in them are just absolutely fantastic.
"Unforgiven 3" is my favorite of the trilogy, it's the perfect mix of gut wrenching and heavy (that solo was freaking phenomenal).
Jesus don’t think I’ve heard 3 what album
@@coreyrees840 Death Magnetic album
Damn, your reactions are fun! This song still hits so hard after all these years. My mom was definitely one of the 80's parents that didn't get it, my older brother was such a metalhead, and she couldn't stand it 😆 but they still let us listen to what we liked.
This is the song that got me into metal, I remember calling the local radio station and requesting it so I could record it on cassette and listen to it over and over. I'm now nearly 40yo and it's still as good as when I was 14yo.
Kinda same here. I was 10yo when i first heard this song on the tv. I was blown away. I had to get the album asap. I traveled alone with public transport 90 miles to the biggest city in the region to buy the cassette. 31 years later and I can listen to it all day. Never gets bad.
That's classic. Now everything's everwhere and consequently less valuable for experience.
Anyone knows if they're using some remastered version or something? The bass seems way louder than I remember.
I remember standing in line outside a Tower Records waiting for this album to be officially released at midnight. At 12am, they started playing the entire album on the speakers while we made our way to the sales counter. That would be my first time hearing this track, and a couple more before even buying the album. It was also the last Metallica album I would ever fully enjoy.
The controversy of the black album isn't that it is terrible. In fact, it is one of the best rock/metal albums from start to finish. But it was such a departure from what we, as fans, expected from Metallica that it was hard to reconcile that it was still the same band. Suddenly, they were making music videos, getting radio play, and climbing the charts? It wasn't the Metallica many of us wanted. But putting expectations and bias aside, it is a great album.
When you get around to it, check out some of the lesser known tracks: "Of Wolf and Man", "The God That Failed", and "My Friend of Misery".
What a cool memory though.... it does suck that we put so much pressure on these bands to always be the exact replica of their older stuff we know bc we forget these bands have tons of pressure from their record companies. This is why albums are becoming less and less these days. Bands and artists are pushing away from the pressure of an expected album and are now spending their time on dropping singles or EP's that have a couple really good songs songs on it instead of a CD with some good songs on it mixed with songs that could be considered good to some of their fans. They would rather spend time on songs they can actually work on and songs they know will do good. But oh what an experience it would have been to wait till 12am to get an album! I've never done anything like that besides go to a 12am showing of Harry Potter before... haha! Nothing epic like this!
@@amberhoward7807 Yeah, music these days is not the same as it once was. Don't get me wrong! There's still great music and great bands out there. But just as some bands look only to make those hits and win audiences, many reactors focus only on the music that get them the most views. After the umpteenth Metallica/Megadeth/Slipknot/Pantera reaction with the same set of songs, it really starts to come down to the reactors to make their video standout and interesting. I could name a dozen bands with a hundred tracks that people might enjoy, but we'll rarely see anyone touch them because it doesn't get them clicks!
Same for me. Stood outside the Tower Records in Yonkers NY. Also bought the cassette single for Enter Sandman so I could have the B side, Stone Cold Crazy.
Holy shit tower records rocked!!😃and you are correct,this is a great album,but as mentioned,a departure from the Metallic us long time fans expected...also correct it was their last GREAT album from start to finish.
Of wolf & man truly rocks out and so does my friend misery...check them both out please!!thanks!😄✌
All three of those songs are absolutely amazing
Next one;”Damage Inc.”. It will floor you and give you a heart beat of close to 180 bpm 🔥🔥🔥🤘🤘🤘. In order to see how they kill in 2022 do the official video from the Copenhagen concert in June ( my 18th gig with these gents).
Side note, you will also be able to bench press a house while it plays
What’s amazing, is as a diehard metallica fan, the fans older than me, i’m 43 will say the black album was the beginning of the end. I disagree. yes, they took time off after this, cut their hair, had families, but to me, their genius never faded
They are artists and make music as the please and want to hear themselves as they have said so themselves, there’s songs on st anger I like more than stuff in master of puppets , but regardless I love all Metallica albums
Im 44 i remember in junior high in 1990 having a master of puppets t shirt. My 2 favorite tapes were justice ams puppets.
Yes sir and I'm 38
I agree. They became a different band and that's not a bad thing. Though I do love their first four records "more," I still enjoyed the Black Album and even Load and Reload almost as much. Back when it came out I used to tell people that instead of complaining that Load sucked, they should just make the mental adjustment of trying to judge the record as if instead of Metallica it was a new band's first album, and then they'd be able to appreciate it.
@@jmhaces literally the same band members besides one so no not a new band , and they are artists , musicians they create music as they see fit they don’t have to make master of puppets every album that would suck and get old , instead as the creative artists that’s they are they make music as they feel at current times … sometimes I’m in the mood for thrash and sometimes I’m the mood for more mellow song off load and reload , it’s all good
One of my favs. They all on different albums Ride The Lighting is a great album but the first 5 albums were just amazing. Yes I include The Black album as one of their best.
So excited that you guys reacted to this, it's my absolute favorite Metallica song. I have a memory of being at my first concert in 92 waiting for the band to start, and hearing this song for the first time. I was blown away! 🤘 🖤
I'm not the biggest fan of the Black album, but this song definitely stands out. It's like a big heavy funk groove and it works well.
That and Wherever I may Roam
@@CodeXRamboI would add unforgiven and of wolf and man there too
My friend of misery is my top song off this album. Underrated 10000000%
Probably Jason Newsted's favorite song, too. They finally let some bass into the mix for him. Love that intro!
In 'Master of Puppets', they pointed out my addiction.
'Sad But True ' pointed out my semi-recovery..
Finally away from that, but that "I'M YOU!!!" got to me. Sad, but true.
Two different phases of the same addiction.
Check out Damage Inc. It doesn't have hey or yeah, but at the very end James says "go"
I still remember Metallica being my first concert. It was an amazing experience. You should see them live while they're still playing. That reminds me, you still haven't reacted to Rivers of Nihil - Where Owls Know My Name (official video) and Polyphia - Goat (official video). Sad but true.
Please react to wherever I may roam by Metallica
There's some great "yeah"s in that one!!
🎶🎧👌🏻🎧🎶 **rubs her hands together** I was living in Alaska when this album came out. It meshed perfectly with the troubles in my mind at the time. "Of Wolf And Man" is still my favorite song off this album followed closely by "Wherever I May Roam." Thanks for the trip down memory lane. P.L.U.R.R. from ATX!!
Wherever I may roam.
@@matthewdrake4385 Thank you. It's been about a decade since I've heard it.
My friend of misery is underrated also
This album left an amazing mark of memories for me, I remember buying the cassette before the CD. Listening to this in my boom box just going nuts, I love the black album, so many amazing songs on here that stand the test of time, here are songs to check out from Black Album that you have not heard already fellas
Holier Than Thou
Wherever I May Roam
Through The Never
Of Wolf and Man
The God That Failed
My Friend Of Misery
The Struggle Within
I remember kid rock using this instrumental for his “American badass” track back in the early 00’s
“I’m you.” Right near the end.
This was one of my favorites on the Black album.
Morning y'all! I love Metallica! I like this song and a few others off this album but my favs are ride the lightning and master of puppets! Loved you reaction! Thanks guys❤️🤓
It's about self accountability and taking responsibility. If you do Fuel next you'll get a lot of Yeeeeeah's!
Ohhh hell ya , ty so much for reacting to this ! My absolute fav from the Black Album. What an awesome trip down memory lane , never get tired off this album ! loved ur reaction as always , really enjoy watching U guys ! If U wanna react some more to this band i will suggest " One ", " Harvester off sorrow " ( from And Justice for All ) , Whisky In The jar (from the album : Garage Inc - cover off dubliners 1967 / Thin Lizzy 1973 ) Awesome song " My friend off misery" , "Through the never " .Man the black album is just awesome . Btw as to "hey " or " yeah " the song ONE doesnt have any off thoose words , as far as I remember could be wrong though , been a while since Ive heard it !
Crazy they hadn’t done this yet
Holier than Thou is my fave track off of this album, you should check it out
Same
Mine is "My Friend Of Misery" and "The God That Failed".
@@BigHomieSteveTheMetalHead not bad either
@@mikethemotormouth The Black Album is bangers from start to finish for me, how did you feel about Death Magnetic/Beyond Magnetic and Hardwired? (poor production aside)
@@BigHomieSteveTheMetalHead I thought Death Magnetic was great. Not quite all killer no filler but very close. Easily their strongest effort in 20 years. And ashamedly, I've yet to hear Hardwired front to back.
This song is what made me a die hard Metallica fan. The whole album was such a changeup from the hard fast thrash songs from previous albums and they go to the slower but menacing riffs in the black album.
Gotta check out FOUR HORSEMEN from their debut album KILL 'Em All.
I think they should do the whole Kill’em All album
Sad but True....we ALL need these lyrics, to see OUR Alters that brings us pain. Sad but true.
Hallo gentlemen, ooouuuhhh 😀, what a banger! Metallica, teachers for my musically socialisation, godfathers of my faith in metal soul! Shivers down my spine, goose bums all over. Was at "snake pit" here in my hometown (aeons ago 😩), what a feast (YEAH!). All may condemn the "Black", for me it was a part of the best days of my life 😎🤘 Greetings from Germany and parkinson sucks 🤗⚘
You should do The Unforgiven trilogy ❤🤘🏽
great reaction guys, the black album really is a masterpiece................oh and kudos for wearing a cradle of filth t-shirt.
hope you do my reaction soon from cradle of filth as its a belter :)
THROUGH THE NEVER!!!! ❤️
I’m almost positive that you guys would love Orbit Culture. The singer(at times as he also a growler) sounds very close to James Hetfield. The music, is to put simply is Kick @ss.
Keep it up. You guys are the best!
His cleans sound like he could be Hetfield's brother fr.
I believe we did an orbit culture song and remarked that they sound much like Metallica
Open eye is a great one. The intro is amazing and it's got some James in there
I have listened to this song since it was released. I think I was 12 or 13. I still forget how damn hard this song goes. Over the years there have been a few different meanings given. The original idea James had when he wrote the lyrics was blind faith in religion and doing its dirt without question, but later expanded it to the almost split personality an addict has when they are in the grasps of a crippling addiction.
My favorite Metallica song!! That riff is ridiculously legendary 🤘🤘
This song is pure adrenaline, kickass!!!
This was on the Black Album with Unforgiven. This was 2 albums after Master of Puppets.
This song and the Black Album introduced me to Metallica. Loved them at firsthearing.
"While you repay" has Hetfield doing a secondary vocal that's at a very slightly different register
my 1st Metallica song ever. I've heard it when I was 13yo or sth... still a headbanger. It's fun to dwell upon the meaning of the lyrics tho.
And his “yeah” kicks ass!
How I love your loopy flights-of-fancy! And the "yeah" and "hey" WGAF? Does it really matter? Love you young people...
Jinjer - mediator is such an amazing song, it would be great if you reacted to it!
Fade to Black, Harvester of Sorrow, To Live is to Die (only a few spoken word verses so it hardly counts), and Motorbrearh...no Hey or Yeah that I can recall.
But TBH, when James throws in that guttural "yeah", it's sexy AF.
Before I started loving TOOL in 92, I was a Metallica fan, they were my favorites!
I saw Metallica live three times. The first two where here in Moncton and the last time was for free, up in Montreal, when two older ladies gave me their seats after deciding it just wasn't really right for them. I would have liked to have brought someone else with me, but I was right there and didn't want to miss anything! It was the second night of a two night show promoting Death Magnetic, so they played all the classics and covers, it was awesome!
Lol you are in all their comment section
One of my favorite Metallica songs! I use to play this on repeat in my car going to work getting in the mood, lol.
probably my favorite Metallica song, honestly. it's not their best song, by any means, but I just really like this song. something about it has always spoken to me.
This is my fav Metallica song!
LMAO, just started this reaction video, and you already killed me with "NeVELLE Longbottom!! Sounds so fancy!!
my favorite track of the Black Album
The Hu does an awesome cover of this song.
The video is really good too.
When you get back to Master of Puppets, check out Leper Messiah. Always move to that groove!
It’s funny how people just now Discovering Metallica I’ve been listening to Metallica since 1988 and I’m 40 now still listening to Metallica
Pulling Teeth/Anesthesia ( Chicago '83) by the great late Metallica bassist Cliff Burton. Another great Metallica song Welcome Home ( Sanitarium).
Nice Cradle of Filth T-Shirt. Have you heard the "Dusk and Her Embrace" album?
Sad “Butt” True 🤣🤣🤣
Metallica "For Whom The Bell Tolls" has 3 yeah and 35 Heys so beat that lol
“I’m you” references the self, at the end of the song. “I” is the self judgment.
So the year this album came out, I was working at a small company. My desk was in the server room and I could close the door and listen to the radio on low. It was around Christmas and my boss and coworkers were playing Christmas music, and it was like three albums that they'd just rotate all day. After about two days I was climbing the walls. The rock station I was listening to had a noon all-request hour, so around day three I called them up and told the DJ that he had to play Sad But True for me because the Christmas music was driving me crazy. I then held the phone out the door for about 10 seconds so he could hear it, and when I got back on the line he was like, "Yeah, no problem, I got ya." Sad But True came on about five minutes later.
First album I ever bought. This album is beyond legendary
I know that you have reacted to WELCOME HOME:SANITARIUM......LIMP BIZKIT did a cover of this song on an MTV ICON for METALLICA.....you should check it out
pls react to moth in the flame by matallica
My fave Metallica song ever
Have always loved this grind. It speaks to me!. In my top 5 Metallica faves.
You remember seeing things like this in the past because you were destined to like it but it wasn’t the right time in your life yet.
Comedian Jim Breuer has a Metallica skit that he does One of them was adding award show that I can't remember off the top of my head. He does it right as the band is sitting there and nobody does it as good as he does. I suggest googling it and watching it or reacting to it and it'll all make sense once you see it.. yaaaa!!
The song is narrated by the drug, you are the addict. The drug makes you do things you normally would not "eyes when you steal". It makes you go through withdrawal when you try to quit "pain when you can't feel". Its sad but true.
This brings me back to high school days for real. Goats for real!!!. Dame great analis for real.
This is on The Black Album. A lot of good songs on that one
Hey guys its ol Metal Troll in the building ...Metal Church song Metal Church let's do this mannnn
As far as Hey and Yeah try Wherever I May Roam Same album ( Black ) as Sad But True. Don't forget to react to Liliac ( Lilly-ack )
Awesome guys, that song is 🔥🔥🔥
Sticking with the mental health side of songs MEGADETH SWEATING BULLETS is amazing 🤟🤟🤟🤟
"Outlaw Torn"
Or
"Until it sleeps"
PRETTY PLEASE!!!
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You guys should look up the comedian Jim Breuer on stage at "MTV Icon: Metallica" try to parody James Hetfield's YEAH!!!!! OOOOOOOH! in front of Metallica :D Hilarious!
Obscure memory here but this song was used as the song when Kurt Russell was introducing the Seahawks at Super Bowl 48 before they went on and trounced the Broncos and this song is fitting with how brash and in your face that team was
That was a fun reaction. I find it absolutely INSANE you guys haven't head this before, lol. Now I gotta go watch Master of Puppets. Rock on. Oh and um, DANA DAN BY BLOODYWOOD!!!!! 🤣🤣🤣
No one and I mean NO ONE makes more use of the word "Yeah" than Rob Zombie. From White Zombie on up... Absolutely no contest!
I've got a snapshot memory too, but I've also got a filmographic memory
I don't like much of Metallica, but this song is pretty good. I've never sat and listened to most of their discography, probably something I should do though (give them a real chance). Btw, Idk if you know but Ozzy Osbourne released a new song a few weeks ago called "Patient Number 9." That'd be awesome to see you react to it!
Hello, Friend. I read your comment and a memory from HS blasted me and made my day. 1986(?) and some of the denim clad lads were talking in the back of class about the Ozzy concert from the night before. I was a fan, so I inquired about the show. They said the opening act was boo'd offstage and everyone just kept yelling 'Oz-zy!' I felt anger creep up to my ears by the time I returned to my desk. I turned around and told our 'stoner' crue, 'I hope they never come back here. And mark my words...you'll be begging one day!' 🤣 How dramatic I was...standing up for 4 peeps I don't know, like they were family. I wore Metallica shirts from then on out of spite. Haha. Love your comment...again, thanks for the memory jolt! Rock on...this channel rocks btw 🐱👤
Uhh yea you rly should
Virtually everything Metallica has put out is better than any new Ozzy.. ride the lightning, master of puppets, and justice for all. Listen to those albums.
We need to get Smokey on Jeopardy, y'all!
We’ll it’s only fair you hear “wherever I may roam “ next !!!!
James loves a YEEEAAGGGHH!!! mostly during live shows
Snoopdogg has a short version of this song, from the MTV icon show. Grreat versión!
At the end of the song, James sings, “I’m you.” The end.
Hollywood.... ahahahaha! You and your addendums.... ahahahahaha!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! I'll allow it! And I agree with you! I love this song! It's a really good one! Very groove and just a fun one to sing and head bang to! Love your Metallica reactions! Well I love all your reactions, but I find the Metallica ones to be very nostalgic for me... My dad was a metalhead and I listened to a lot of Metallica with my dad.... I remember being around the age of 4 and singing Enter Sandman in my backyard... my step mom thought a man was in the backyard... ahahahaa!
Over 30 year old song. I recall being a kid in the 80's, thinking songs my dad listened to from the 50 's , was so long ago.
Great memories. Senior year of high school. Fun year 1991.
Btw, the "Oooooo's and Yeah's" started with Bob Rock and this album.
On the first four albums, die, death, or some variation of those words were in every song. No yeas, heys, or Oooooo's. 🤣
Heh, went to my first Metallica concert at the kingdome (when they cracked it) with my dad (who is Catholic, but hated PMRC and Tipper Gore)
I like you guys good job . The drummer on stairway to heaven with ann Wilson was the drummer that passed early days of led zeppelin. Try these songs baker street. Train train by blackfoot and highway song by blackfoot. Moving on by Missouri. When love comes to town by u2 and bb.king. keep it up
Oh Yeah Man! James's Famous Yeahs and Heys! 😎
check out Dante's Inferno by Iced Earth .... tis an epic track! with a nice nod to the poet Dante Alighieri and the Divine Comedy
Oh... I do believe smoke referenced my previous comment on good old James Turrets field and his ridiculous" Ooooh. YEAHHHAA" shenanigans .
old school!.
You guys should check out the MTV icon Metallica 2 band stood out - Korn covering one and limp bizkit covering sanaterium ( welcome home) and Snoop sang rap sad but true(30 sec ) more artist covered their song but these are the ones that are 🔥
2 of my favorite Metallica songs are Hero of the day and No leaf clover both from the S&M album! If you haven't checked them out, you definitely should!
regarding what you spoke about at the end of the vide, you need to hear Sacred Reich's "Who's to blame?"
Black album: Sandman, Sad But True, Unforgiven, wherever I may roam, nothing else matters are all their main songs. One was from and justice for all. Turn the page was on garage Inc which was all covers.