HIP HOP FAN'S FIRST TIME HEARING 'Metallica - Anesthesia (Pulling Teeth) LIVE CHICAGO 1983'
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- Опубликовано: 15 фев 2024
- I haven't done a live Metallica performance in a while and I haven't actually seen Cliff Burton play the Bass Guitar so I thought I'd react to that! I never actually knew or understood how important the bass guitar was or how important Cliff Burton was to the band. Now I know!
Here is my reaction to hearing 'Metallica - Anesthesia (Pulling Teeth) LIVE for the first time! I hope you enjoy!
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Dude, you have to react to Boston! Just listen to Foreplay/Longtime and you'll be hooked!
Molly Boy you have got metal in your veins. After Cliff died in 86’ I wrote a letter to his parents saying I was a huge fan and my sorrow for thier loss and asked politely if they had any pictures of him they could part with so in 89 I received a letter from the Burtons SF call and I forgot about the letter so I opened it and they wrote me a 2 page letter and 4 pictures I asked for persollaly written by his mom!!! And I’m a personal friend of his older sister and we text and she rerified the letter was real and the address was were they lived at the time. I have letter and pictures if I could show you 🤘🤘🤘❤️‼️ keep Ripping it up. Play some early Exodus. I know my metal I’m 52 years old and been listening since 76’. If you play Day on the Green 85’ whom the bell tolls that were my pictures are from
Cliff wasnt a typical bassist, his skill was in another level
Almost every "reactor" to older Metallica don't realize their hearing Bass riffs not 6 strings. Love it
Cliff Burton and Randy Rhoads would have shattered the universe if they played together
Ohhhhh Hell Yeah
To hear them both put a song together
Super Uncanny
Waiting patiently for "To Live is to Die"...
Come on Molly boy, we are waiting patiently for It, IS atributte to cliff
Hell yeah. Not crying during the harmonic section and James's solo is a crime punished by law
To Live is To Die! Yessss
James’ solo captures the emotion perfectly as if your can hear the bands’ tears for Cliff
TO LIVE IS TO DIE
always hated how the camera focused on James and Kirk when they came back in, meanwhile Cliff is absolutely still going off
Excactly! Been saying that for years.
James is and still is the Fucking Lead Singer the Star of The Band.
Agreed.
@@dremcghee6578 uh oh somebody is dickriding james here
Distortion pedal, wah pedal, rickybass and cliff playing...bass heaven.
React to their live in 1989
Heaven heaven not just bass heaven.🤘🏻
Well said!
Cliff is the reason I chose to play Bass.
Now when you go back and listen to the intros to Orion and Damage Inc, realize that what you are listening to is Cliff doing his wizardry with his bass. It's all bass.
Also, For Whom The Bell Tolls
Cliff was 21 years old in 1983. RIP
You won't ever hear another Bass guitar like this again😢 the original cassette tape had no break between this song and, "Whiplash" it just went right in!
If the album version didnt start with “…Bass solo, take 1” no one listening would have believed it was a bass guitar
Cliff was the best bass player ever , no one was like him !!!
As soon as hear “Bass solo, take 1” I get goose bumps.
Four guys destined to change Music for ever…settings new standards….raising the bar to an otherworldly level 🔥🔥🔥🤘🤘🤘
No one plays bass like Cliff 🤘👌💕
Metallica never would have gotten so big without cliffs contributions. He was schooled in music and taught them a lot. He brought the bass to the forefront. He inspired so many. I was lucky to have seen them live once when cliff was still with us.
You’ve gotta check out the live version of For Whom The Bell Tolls!! Another demonstration of the legendary Cliff Burton!!
You'll never have your mind blown by a bass player like you just did ever again. Mr Cliff Burton ladies and gentlemen.
in 1983 this video quality was actually HD
Yeah Molly!!!! Stoked you watched this. THIS is Metalica. This is what we are metal heads and Metallica fans love. Cliff was amazing bass player. But like alotvery talented players, he died to soon. Replaced by another phenom player Jason Newsted, then Rob Trujillo, also a phenon.
Thanks Molly. This made my day bro..
Cliff actually completely altered his guitar, changed the neck and rewired the pickups to gather the frequencies in ranges he wanted. I don't remember everything he did, but dude really knew his instrument.
My favorite bassist of all time. I wish we could have heard him for another 30 or 40 years. Rip \,,/
The reaction everytime people hear or see Cliff on his bass ...is gold ....
Les Claypool, Flea, Bootsie, There is a rabbit hole of bassists. So many more than I thought of quick here. Cliff was one of the best!
Justin Chancellor, Geddy Lee!
les claypool!
Seen Les with Primus and the Fearless Frog Brigade. Love the sound of both groups!
Steve Harris, Billy Sheehan, Jaco Pastorious, Kip Winger
Cliff was the master on Bass. Long live his music and videos. Goat 🐐🤘🏼
There has never been a bass player better than Mr Cliff Burton since his passing 100%
The legend, Cliff Burton. I lived in Sweden near Ljungby for 7 years and have been to where he died. RIP Brother, always sorely missed.
Cliff was a beast. So extraordinary basist, you can just imagine how people felt that over 40 years ago. His influence on many basists and especially for Metallica music was huge. On top of having virtuous skills as basists, he had good knowledge of music theory, and that really helped Metallica to build their songs and style.
Hi Young Mollyboy. Now you must go 'for whom the bell tolls, 1985, a day on the green'.
That's the next Cliff video (live) that I recommend.
Cliff masterpieces also exist in 'Orion'and 'The call of Ktulu'.
I suggest you look up a bass enhanced version of these two songs as the mix has the bass low. But the bass is the best parts in these two songs.
A tribute song to Cliff, after his death, is 'To live is to die'. It's a great studio version to dissect and I've seen others in your comments request it.
May I also suggest 'master of puppets, Seattle 89'.
As this is a live version of master of puppets, that begins with a shortened version of to live is to die in honour of Cliff with their new bass player at the time, Jason Newsted, in his first major tour performing a tribute with James and Kirk for Cliff.
It's hair raising.
Thanks for the vids Mollyboy.
I want to mention few bonus tips to listen. As you already listened Orion, other instrumental where Cliff can be heard is Call of Ktulu, on their 2nd album. He does some really fancy stuff with his bass on background, kinda presenting the beast in the song. It can be bit hard to hear if not focusing, but there's even actually some bass enchanced versions on youtube.
And for this Anasthesia, if you want to hear Cliff's insipred version, Metallica did joined concert with San Francisco Symphony orchestra, and their lead double basist made hits tribute to Cliff playing this. Worth to listen, and watching the faces of Metallica band members cheering after he's finished. :)
"(Anesthesia) Pulling Teeth (Tribute to Cliff Burton ) - Metallica & San Francisco Symphony (S&M2)" is the title of video if you want to see it.
The fact that he improvised most, if not all, of this solo is even more impressive
Bro, I tell no lie, but if you want to see Metallica in their prime live please react to “Battery” live in Seattle 1989. It’s bloody insane
If you want to further your appreciation for the bass, check out Primus, 'Tommy the Cat', or 'Jerry Was a Racecar Driver'. You will be amazed by Les Claypool playing the hell out of the bass.
I agree with you entirely. Cliff Burton listened to a lot of classical music. classical music was they heavy metal of its time. Not to mention he played his bass like a guitar! When I realized the beginning of For Whom The Bells Tolls was all bass I was pretty much amazed
Like Randy Rhoads, Jimi Hendrix and Dimebag Darrell, such a bizarre death. RIP. Legend.
Cliff Burton remains a musical hero to this day. Mike
Cliff was classically trained, piano, and bass guitar... Knew about arpeggio, knew where to place accents, a genius on bass 🤔 R. I. P. Clifford Lee Burton 💔😢 ***To live is to die*** is Metallica's tribute to Cliff ❤🤗
The number of truly great and iconic bass players is considerably less than that of lead guitarists but Cliff was definitely one of the all time greats!!
"For Whom the Bell Tolls" live Day at the Green, a must for you to check out
Cant wait!!! I have a free ticket for you MollyBoy to see Metallica twice in the same weekend in Edmonton AB, August 2024. Pantera is opening the 1st night also. It will be epic, you HAVE to see them live. This will be time 14 and 15 for me.
If I could get over to the states I would 100% take you up on your offer 😭
I'm in Canada but same distance/travel for you. I'll have the ticket up to the show if you change your mind. If not I'll buy you a ticket to see them when they play near you next. Just let me know. It will blow you away!! The more Metallica fans the better!
@@baconbits69 Truly a Canadian move🤘
Have seen Metallica in e, but have never seen Pantera. That would've been amazing.
@@baconbits69 If you’re being serious I’ll have a look at how much flights and accommodation will be
I played guitar for over 20 years. I picked up the bass in 2021….havent touched a regular guitar since. Its so much fun and different perspective to music.
This is why Cliff was a pioneer. He truly created a new sound and form of music to play. He was originally a guitarist as well, some don't know that. It's how he was able to play like this.
you want sick bass? Check out infectious grooves, the old band of the current metallica bass player. INSANE stuff
My Cliff Burton tattoo thanks you for reacting to this video. Cliff 'Em All!!!
I've been a bassist going on 20 years, Cliff was one of the people that inspired me to learn
Molly seeing Cliff for 1st time is like seeing Jimi or Eddie for 1st time. 🧠💥
Bass solo take one. We miss you Cliff.
Cliff is a god, he revolutionized the bass that's why the first 3 albums are a gift
Orion really showcases cliff and how much range he has on creating with the bass guitar from rhythm to solos, that track has it all
Buying a bass next week because of this!! Great reaction, man!
I just love the way he says "live" : "LoYvE"
He's the reason I got into bass! Great reaction.
Because bass players typically use their fingers instead of a pick, the sound is much softer. That combined with the extra thick strings gives it a warm fuzzy sound reminiscent of a synth or computer sound. He has done this on several occasions, like For “Who The Bell Tolls.”
My personal favorite example is his work on Orion. The intro is a minute long bass part that stays on the lower octaves. But in the second guitar solo, cliff can be heard mimicking the guitar an octave or two higher, and because of the computer like sound, it matches the space theme because it sounds like those sounds that people pick of from space, or satellites. And then there’s his solo at the end, which couldn’t sound more like space.
To elaborate on this type of sound from the bass, cliff isn’t the only one to do this. A good few have tried, a good example is muse. More of a modern rock band, the bass can easily be mistaken as synth.
The intro for "For Whom The Bell Tolls" is all bass. RIP CLIFF! 🤘
Cliff is awesome in Trapped under ice and escape
Gone , but NEVER forgotten !
Nice job finding this. I remember the first time hearing this on a walkman = mind blown! What great vid of the metallica major rager. You didnt go wrong watching this first. Its an killer version. Ive been a fan of Cliff since 86, started playing in 92. I was playing some fuzz bass today. I actually have never seen this particular solo in its entirety. Ive seen parts of the show on other videos and have the audio. Whats good is you can see the pickup mods he did to his bass. He replaced the stock pickups with a Gibson EB pickup and to get his super high frequencies he installed a single coil near the bridge. He literally build a one-of-kind bass. Its one of the reasons he has such a unique overdriven sound. He also used Big Muff and the Morley Fuzz Wah and a whole lot of attitude.
I played the bass guitar myself 30 years ago! And even back then this guy was my role model! You play the bass guitar with your f*ng fingers!
My step father-in-law was standing in front of the stage during this show, working security. He told me the band were a bunch of good kids, so down to earth. He said they were different, and he knew they'd go far. BTW, this is why some people give And Justice... so much crap, knowing how talented Cliff was and then deciding to mute Jason completely. Even so, I still love And Justice...
Keep up the good work I actually like your reactions, they are genuine and I absolutely love Metallica’s music and Cliff is the a big part of that original sound
Different guitar/bass pedals can achieve all kinds of crazy sound and effects. It’s cool what a bassist/guitarist can pull off with mixing different sound. Cliff’s main thing was mixing the distortion and wah pedal to get his own sound. That sound is so ill and really became his signature... I really miss it.
Cliff was phenomenal. Even Jason Newsted referred to Cliff as the Jimi Hendrix of the bass. Most people don't realize that Cliff does the intro on "For whom the bell tolls". Go back and listen real hard to the whole Master of Puppets album and hear him all over it. Orion is so fucking bass heavy.
8:50 - Finger bass guitar is one of my most favourite things to do with instruments, that and playing drums! Have you ever heard a song where it has no bass guitar at all (apart from justice for all....lol) but a normal song of any genre, the guitars sound flat - that is because the bass guitar makes the electric guitar sound full and good! It also is like a translator from the drums to the electric guitar player because it plays along with the kick, snare and hi hat of the beat but also plays some of the same riffs/notes as the electric guitars do! I love the Mister Cliff Burton ALRIGHT! bit and even when Cliff does some bung notes he makes it work!
I was 13 when this album came out, was hooked from first listen. And to experience each album and the progression from power metal, speed metal to thrash back to just metal and now rock metal 🤘😎🤘
There are levels to everything young man. You are learning a very valuable lesson. Cliff was another level my friend....R.I.P.
The intro from “For whom the bell tolls” is cliff on bass, and you never know it by just listening
The legend lives!!
……this goes down as a Legendary Performance 🎸🎸🎸🎸 Long Live Cliff Burton 🤘🏼 miss you bro 🙏🏻🥲
Here we go!!
4 bass players that took bass playing to another level:
Geddy Lee (Rush)
Steve Harris (Iron Maiden)
Cliff Burton (Metallica)
Jason Newsted (Metallica)
I see the lack of Geezer Butler on the list disturbing, especially since he inspired everyone except Geddy.
Squire wants a word
Cliff IS the embodiment of classic thrash metal. Kill ‘Em All and Ride The Lightning? 👌👌👌 No other albums are comparable to those two
If this footage didnt exist and you told someone about this, they wouldnt believe you. Legendary
To Live Is To Die is a Must and Absolutely legendary and 🔥 song. Also loving bassist who play Bass like lead Guitar. John Myung of Dream Theater is On Cliffs level!
Great idea to start with this live version, gives you an idea of how legendary these guys are. And by the way you still have lots of hits to go through! Most youtubers only do the first 5 albums, you need to hear some of their later stuff like "spit out the bone" or "all nightmare long".
You'd be amazed at how much they still rock even at 60 years old
Cliff often used a distortion pedal and that's what makes this song sound atypical for bass. What a performer though! LEGEND \m/
I play bass for decades and ican say, to play this shit is absolutly fantastic!
Finally 🔥🔥
You need to check out the band Primus (Les Claypool on bass). You might think their music is weird, but they are brilliant musicians.
Dude. Cliff was the fucking man. Metallica hasn't been the same since he left this world, and I only hope wherever he is, he's playing the fuck out of. Bass guitar
Oooo this will be fun to see😂Only other bassist I’d put up there with Cliff is Les Claypool
CLIFF BURTON WAS THE FOUNDATION OF METALLICA, HE WAS ONE OF KIND... RIP CLIFF... WE MISS YOU
Bass is Awesome! It's the lightning and thunder all wrapped up in one! When my son was 15 he was the bass player in a Metallica cover band called Blackened and his studio version of this was spot on!
I had a bass guitar when I was in my early 20’s …was too scatterbrained to learn it back then.
I’m 52 now and just got another one …gonna take the time to learn it properly🎵
Roskilde Festival Denmark bootleg was one of the best energy captured from a Metallica show
😮I love this🤘🤘
Now, go back and listen to Ride, Master and K 'em All. Listen for Cliff. You can hear him throughout. A true Master
Always thought it was a guitar for many years! Amazing bassist 👌
I am so glad you found Cliff, he was a genius, you also said you thought that people couldn't do that with a bass, he was doing this 40 years ago. Love your channel man, just a suggestion for a future album Lamb Of God Omens if you want to check out groove metal, or another one is Mr. Bungle Easter Bunny (shortened title) if you want some old school thrash, Mike Patton (Faith No More), Scott Ian (Anthrax) and Dave Lombardo ( Slayer) make up the band, trust me, you will like it.
That is Cliff f*cking Burton! One of the best bassist of all time. R.I.P
Amazing 🤘🤘🤘
This changed all of our minds on bass guitar. But 40 years ago.
And the live "day on the green" version of "for whom the Bell tolls" for cliffs intro.
For whom the bells tolls live day on the green. Cliff crushes it.
The Metallica i fell in love with
There are few people more talented than Cliff was. RIP 🪦
This is one of the few times I will use the term Legend because it’s frivolously used nowadays and it is definitely warranted when referring to Cliff 🤘🏻💥🔥🙏🏻💯
Cliff is the best. He played the bass like an electric guitar. He was also classically trained. You can hear his influence on songs like Master of Puppets, Orion and Call of Katulu. His last song he wrote was to live is to die off of And Justice for all.
OK, mein Herr... you finally won me over with this one... Ja, and I can see you respond to your viewers, subbed! 😁
A special guy at a special time. Cliff. His influence on the bands music was so much that I shiver to think of what Master of Puppets could sound like, had he died earlier on.
Nobody better than Cliff imo⚔️🤘 watching Metallica live keeps Cliff Burton alive ⚔️🤘
The man. The myth. The legend.... Cliff is my all-time favorite bassist. He applied his classical knowledge to his playing, making it more melodic (hence, his influence on Metallica's more melodic, timeless songs for their first three albums), but also his sound was so killer but original and his playing was just so natural and an extension of his soul.
Sometimes I wonder what Metallica would sound like today if Cliff was still here... Imagine an “Orion, The Second Coming” or something. Man, oh man...
Rock In Peace, CB.
This is in Chicago
,but there is another video filmed in SanFrancisco of Cliff's second gig with the band with Dave Mustain introducing him.