Metallica on Master of Puppets on Stranger Things, M72 World Tour & First Albums They Ever Bought
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- Опубликовано: 9 апр 2023
- Kirk, Robert, James & Lars talk about being on our show all week, young people being into their music, Master of Puppets exploding after “Stranger Things,” their kids being musicians, their cover song competition for high school and college marching bands, going on tour and doing two nights in each city, pressing their own vinal records, and the first albums that each of them ever bought.
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Im 24 years old... I never thought I'd ever get to even see them in person. I was there in the audience today to see this in person and I was honestly so starstruck. They've been doing this longer than I've been alive!!
That is amazing!! A memory you will never ever forget.
So lucky!!! What time did you get in line?
So jealous 🤘🏻
Consider yourself blessed to have gotten the experience!
Im 37 and they have been doing it longer than i was alive aswell.....
"Are you happy about your children's involvement in music?"
"No my son's a drummer"
Literally the most James Hetfield reply you will ever hear
Only could have been better had he been a bass player 😂
Probably worried about the spontaneous human combustion common in drummers.
BEST. LINE. EVER. lol
Bastardane is heavier than Metallica now. Let that sink in.
silly James
Metallica did not need Stranger Things to keep their legacy alive, but it's exciting to know that their music has been exposed to a new generation of fans. I heard Master of Puppets when I was a teenager and I thought it was one of the heaviest songs I ever heard. Never thought it would go as mainstream as it did with ST. Rock on🤘
Alot of songs on ST came back in a big way and Ive noticed that almost ALL if Netflix originals have alot of music in them that it is obvious they are trying to use it as a Music discovery platform as well which is great!
I can say the same with Kate Bush's Running up that Hill those were literally the top 2 songs of the summer last year. That's all you would hear everywhere you went. And I did not mind one bit
One of the things I'm looking forward to musically is that ST season 5 might be set in 1989 with them as seniors in high school.
@Daryal nope. They've been selling out stadiums for decades
@Daryal even without ST, Master of Puppets remains one of the best metal song that came out in the last 35+ years or so
I’m 39, black and have been a Metallica fan since 2004!
I love them!
Got to see them perform live here in ATL at Battery a few years ago. What an amazing experience!
Interesting that you bring up that you're black. Metal (rock in general) is the offspring of Little Richard and Chuck Berry. Metal is the music of YOUR race and we whites respect and appreciate it.
What does race have to do with the rest of the comment? Jajaj so obssessed
@@SlebenGates Its about roots, fool.
@@captainjay-gf6ws Yep! That is true!
black people heleped make metal and rock in one way
Experiencing Metallica in person during their Master of Puppets tour opening for Ozzy was one of the greatest nights of my teenage life. Simply amazing!
They’re so cool
Did you see em with Cliff?
Same here
lucky mf
@@ozharms nah
James feels like 10 years younger than before he went to rehab...damn, feels good to see him in that shape again!
His new gf might also be the reason hehe
@@Poobaya yeah the man just needed some good top
@@guitarthrasher81 he finally got the “one”
Couldn't agree more dude!
@@Poobaya oh crikey, i didn't know he'd divorced. i hope he continues to live in Colorado, he seems happy up there in Eagle-Vail
Hetfield has always struck me as such a chill, down to earth dude. He's funny, witty, talented, and seems like a kind friendly guy, what a legend. I want to work on cars with him
He's easily the most well-spoken of the band. Lars likes to hear himself talk, which is too bad, but I wanted to hear James talk more. His interviews actually make you feel like you're learning something about the band or how he appreciates music.
@@EmpyreanLightASMR i am agree with you
He wasn't that way back then. Just think about his jokes on Kurt Cobain or Layne Staley for example. That was a really low point but James is now a cool wise old man, that's for sure.
It’s so rare to find a band that has stayed together for 40 years and are still as successful as they are. There of been bands that had a good run for about 15 years and then broke up for five or six years and got back together, but I think they’re the only band that has just consistently kept going like they have on the level they are at. For good reason too. If you see them live, you will understand why their fan bases as loyal as we are.
maybe The Rolling Stones, Red Hot Chilli Peppers, Radiohead, Green Day.
AC/DC…
hetfield looking fresh af
He looks great, and ready to go. Absolutley Love your own channel, mate. Your reworks are incredible. Hope you like the new album.🤘👍
Not as fresh as the day that never comes on st anger.
I was thinking Hetfield looks just like the manager from Major League now...
See what happens when you have are good rest
Riiiiiight
Nearly 54, remember the first time I saw them open for Ozzy and was mesmerized by the audience all banging their heads in unison. Long live Cliff!
If that ozzy tour was in the 80s, I remember that. It’s when I first started hearing about Metallica. I think it was master of puppets album that was out at that time.
@@ChicagoJ351 Yep, The Ultimate Sin / Master of Puppets tour. Summer '86.
I'm 53 and saw that same tour when they opened for Ozzy!
Same here... 54 and first time hearing them was a new guy from California who came to my Virginia school in 1984 and let me listen to his Walkman during lunch. I was hooked!
Creeping Death?
I was in hospital when Lux æterna dropped, having chemotherapy, and to say my spirits were lifted would be an understatement! I’ve been a fan of Metallica since 1985 so, now, Metallica is a lifestyle choice and even though I can’t always afford to see them live, the music always lifts me up. I’m a grateful Mettalicat!
The love i have for these guys is unmeasurable!!! I’m 70 years old now and enjoy them more than ever. Thanks for staying together for all of us !!!!
I've been listening to Metallica for a bit over 2 years and they are a huge part of me getting into playing guitar. I'm a part of the younger generation and I'm really excited for the new album and I'll be picking it up from the local record store Friday. Go support Metallica and if you're getting a physical copy support your local record stores!
Nice going. And they are a huge influence for me as well. I first heard them when ride the lightning came out they got their first Midwest radio play with Fade to black. Chicago 97 Wlpx was playing it regularly. I was hooked
What's a...record store?
@@clqudy4750lol
Welcome. 🖤
Metallica was the reason I got into guitar 15 years ago 🤘🏼
Well, Metallica and Van Halen.
Hate to say it but Kirks answer about the 1st album he bought was wholesome AF! Love that guy!!
Why do you hate to say it?
Because you don't want to picture Kirk listening to the PF. Come on get Happy.
Id love him even if he said he jammed on gospel music.
Kirk is an outlier. You knew his answer was going to be something unexpected.
He was probably the only one being honest.
I love how they react to the show's band playing 72 seasons. Love them, such nice guys
James looks so happy and well. It´s great to see him like that.
A friend and I met and partied with Lars, Kirk and James back in '89-90 after a Warrior Soul show at the Cactus Club in San Jose, Ca. Even had Lars autograph my And Justice For All concert ticket from the Shoreline Amphitheater. It was a night I will never forget.
Details please
Honestly, i love the fact that a Warrior Soul show was involved. That band never got the love they deserved.
One of the greatest bands in history
Hot take right there
@@Comoguitargeekis it?
The greatest *
@@chineseobama6043 I was being sarcastic. Of course they are one of the greatest
@@Comoguitargeekthe greatest *
When I was in middle school I was influenced by gangster rap and I was heading on the wrong path in life. But thanks to my dad, he had a metallica Ride the lightning album. And me and my brother listened to it one day and it completely changed both of our lifes. I still remember listening to for whom the bell tolls and saying now this real music! Soon after we both started picking up guitars.. Metallica literally save/change my life for the better. Thank you metallica.
Awesome story!
Metal is life and power.
It staggers me, the thought of how many people have a story like yours.
That's so strange to me. I eventually discovered Metallica and GNR but I listen to black metal and it's not like I want to become a satanist or burn down churches. I just find the music to have more raw power and energy and even more "fun" than most popular metal... so it's strange to me to read that gangsta rap would actually affect you to go down a different path. Is there no way to disconnect the imagery with the music and just enjoy the genre for what it is? Or is gangsta rap really that convincing?
Wow bro, I have a similar story growing up, listening to gangsta rap, hanging out with people the same, bad neighborhoods. Met a dude around my age at that time that played guitar, I just happened to walk by him and he was playing the nice/flamenco guitar part in To Live Is To Die, and I told him, "teach me that, it's the most beautiful thing I ever heard, I have to know how to play it", he did and I started playing guitar that day and every day after that. To Live Is To Die by Metallica saved my life! Started playing guitar at 15. I'm 43 now and still play.
@@Talons13 I hope you've paid it forward and taught it to someone else! :)
Just saw them in Detroit, both nights. Such an incredible show. Their new stage design with the towers is insane, and they can still blow the roof off. True rock gods.
"I think there's many Metallica juniors out there" JH always on point 🤘🏼😍🤘🏼
Yes
He's not wrong.
Lol, only 4 billion of us started trying to play Metallica songs and when we got a band attempted their covers!
Man. Metallica are just so awesome. Love these guys and their music ESPECIALLY!
My 3 yr old is a HUGE Metallica fan so we are taking him to one of the shows! He loves singing along to the MoP and RtL albums, he even makes the guitar noises during the solos. Every morning he wants to listen to For Whom the Bell Tolls live '85 in Oakland, Day on the Green. Yes, he is very specific about this video and even says "Hi Cliff" like James does in the beginning
James' goofy laugh always makes me smile. Happy to see him healthy and smiling.
🤟🏻Master of Puppets was the first metal album I ever heard and it TOTALLY blew my mind back in 1989. I’d never even heard distorted guitar before then. I have been a fan ever since and became a professional musician myself, eventually finding success (ironically) as a composer of relaxation music. 34 years later - STILL LOVE Metallica.
For me it was "Give me fuel, give me fire, give me that which I desire..."
Awesome story, and where do you go from Master of Puppets I mean it's so iconic in the realm of Thrash Metal, no ?
Nobody cares sweety
@@13panda13 panda's are mean
I've seen Metallica several times at festivals. Blew me away every time. Just awesome.
So awesome
You owe it to yourself to see them on their own headlining tours. It's a sight to behold. Festivals are one thing, but the energy in those arenas when literally everyone is there to see Metallica is powerful.
@@mattdad8429 wish I could I’m Enochlophobic
@@Kerr__ I understand. Well hey, that's a great goal to work towards though; but I totally get it.
@@mattdad8429 yeah I agree but it’s not so easy
That first single was such a shock when it dropped in November. I remember distinctly standing in line in the coffee shop and seeing the test with the link, clicking it, and being utterly blown away. I must have played it a dozen times that day. I couldn't get enough!
“We wrote that song for stranger things”
I love James’ sarcasm
I love Metallica to the core. I am 33 years old and I chose the hard way to live and make money with music only because of the love for music that Metallica nurtured in me. I am eternally grateful to them. I compose music in the style of Soul, R&B and electronica. Mostly calm and atmospheric music for the soul. But I always try to do it through the prism of love for my only and last idols in life.
A shame you then chose to express your regard for them by choosing such crappy music genres to compose in. Metal is music for the soul.
Watch out for that mafia big music industry, man that stuff is super shady
Master of Puppets song is an entity by its own and it will live forever more beautiful every passing time!
All their 80s tracks are pillars of Metal music.
Guitar Hero ruined for me, played it to much, can’t stand it anymore!
The Whole Album is gold!!
@@navyryder 🤣
Love how the whole band greets Guillermo
I'm a 86 baby. still live in my hometown Small country town in southern indiana. Grew up on rock, metal, country, oldies. some 80s, 90s and 2000s hiphop, pop. I love van halen, eagles, led zepplin, motley crue, ..... METALLICA, alice in chains, pearl jam, korn, rob zombie, .....
Me too mate, I'm 71 & an Aussie...lol
Love seeing those four big smiles on their faces!
"No, my son's a drummer!" lmao!!!
I've been a fan since Ride The Lightning. I saw them live for the first time when I was 16 years old...in 1988! Saw them three more times over the years. I will always be a fan and I'm happy for their mainstream success.
Love this band, I’m 42 from the U.K. and have been listening to them since I was 15. I’ve been lucky enough to see them live on five occasions.
Heavy metal yet very light and fun interview! These guys are tooo humble!
Lars and James did work their humbleness indeed
@@ROMIX2944 I mean, they are already old and the older the wiser. Now they are very kind and humble, that's nice!
I sincerely appreciate it when bands write and play some incredibly powerful, energetic or even brutal stuff, but are really just kind people. Kalmah is an example, they just want to go hunting and they still keep their day jobs cutting down trees and stuff (at least I think that's what they do lmao). It's the Axl Roses of the metal world that kinda bring stuff down once in a while. I think even Nergal from Behemoth is, in general, a nice guy, he's mainly angry at the backwardness of Poland I think. Doesn't really hold a grudge against anyone else.
Big week for all Metallica fans around the world. Let’s cherish these moments this week, as there will come a day when we won’t have the excitement of a new Metallica album to look forward to. 🎉
I'm dreading that day🤘🏻
@@revwillyg6450 All good things come to an end unfortunately.
So true. Sometimes you need to step back and put things into perspective. I appreciate that.
Dang it! Where’s Evile when you need them? We need someone to keep the flame of heavy metal alive as the old guard calls it a day or quite literally dies out
Absolutely! I'm enjoying this time so very much. Been a fan for 10 years, so it's the second time I'm excited for a new Metallica record. So excited for the cinema premiere this Thursday! I feel like a kid during Christmas lol! So grateful for still having these 4 amazing guys making incredible music for all us.
I’m a long time ‘tallica fan (I’ll be 50 in September) and it’s just really cool to see them having fun and be part of the mainstream to some extent. I sometimes get chills when I think about how long I’ve been a fan and how much they’ve overcome to get where they are. That, and the younger fan base is checking them out, too. That’s truly an amazing thing. 🤘
45 years old... lucky to have grown up with them through everything... one of the best bands of all time. Hands down.
I heard Metallica for the first time when I was in 5th grade, i bought the and justice for all album and it was over, I love these guys. I am 40 now.
So excited for the new album! Review's coming right away!
My first live show was Metallica at the Cow Palace in 1992, when I was 12. My room was plastered with their posters and I had a different one of their shirts for every day of the week!! I ALSO was in marching band throughout high school (low brass, baby!!) and it tickles me so much to think of them gifting their music to marching bands like that. I love these guys so much ... I work as a bartender each year at Lollapalooza and I can't even tell you how cool it felt to hear and see them live again after a long time, even though I was working through the show. These guys are such old pros and the way they respect their audience is a fine example to younger artists. Thanks so much for featuring them!!🙌
I remember listening to Metallica ever since I was a baby thanks to my Dad. I'm 33 now and they are still going strong. Still hoping I can see them live one of these days!!
👋😁👍
Played you to my daughter and then my son while pregnant in the 80's.
They are both successful adults. One a recon in the Army and one a NY Realtor. I have 5 grandkids now. Time flies. I still crank you up while driving in my 4 cylinder SUV. It used to be a 67 Mustang Fastback, but well... like I said... time flies.
Much love to you all.
🤍🤍🤍🤍
Had nothing to do with anything.
Thats amazing! Good for you Metalli-grandma!😀
After all they've been through it's so cool to see them (apparently!) so at ease with each other and having a great time. If you've been in a band that long and are still successful then you gotta be grateful.
Sometimes, it's probably gratifying knowing you can settle back in your band a bit and not worry about having to break up and start a new band. I think you're right, they're probably grateful of their position.
Been listening to Metallica ever since the Black album, when I was 12. I quickly went back and got all the previous cassettes, and officially became obsessed. I haven’t missed an album since. Seeing the younger generations (including my own kids) jump aboard the ‘tallica Train is an amazing thing.
It's nice to see the TEAM and hear the talk. Thank you very much ❤️
Jimmy: Can you stay for a whole week?
James: YEAAAAAAH!
Anyone notice that Kirk was holding the pick through the whole show? :D
The pick of DESTINY
I forgot that Stranger Things brought them a whole new wave of young fans, that's so awesome.
I am 40 years old and have been jamming Metallica since I was in 4th grade! Metal legends!
The new song is absolutely killer😎......
Master of puppets is my all-time favorite 🍀
It's like most people don't accept new band members over the years either love the band's music or you don't!!
James is my all-time favorite from the beginning I would so love to meet him sometime😊
7:05 "kicks of in Amsterdam." I'm so happy that I'm gonna be there. Just great to see those guys two times! 🤘🏻
Master of Puppets has been my favorite Metallica song for years.
Love the song , everytime ,over and over again
This is such a fantastic interview; the chemistry among them is so good and natural. The vibe is so good. These guys are also essentially solely responsible for my interest in learning and mastering guitar. The new stuff is pretty good, but as others have said, just seeing them in shape this good is really inspiring regardless.
Eeeenh, I don't want to take anything away, glad you enjoyed it. To me, it's not that good of an interview, it's just an intro to them playing for the week. You're not really learning anything new. And Kirk and Rob are blatantly in "their place," in the back, quiet. It's great they're still together, but you're looking at a very obvious hierarchy. But they do seem healthy and happy.
Man, that intro is everything. I love these guys heaps 💗💗
Saw them when I was 20 at the pyramid in Memphis in 1997....I'll never ever forget it, had a crush on Hetfield ever since......
i love Kirk and Rob sm and the bond the band still holds thru so many years! 💜🖤
Saw them live in 1993 on the Black album tour as a teen and blew me away. This latest album is the first time they’ve sounded as good as back then live
This is so great, super excited to see Metallica for 3 nights on TV!!! Kimmel is at another level lol
so excited for their new music!! seeing them in august for the first time
I love when Jimmy has Metallica on the show, they’re such great guests and great guys!
when jimmy has lars on the show...fixed
Who is the man they greeted when they entered ? (before Kimmel)
@@rjcv81 His right hand man, Guillermo
These guys really shaped the soundtrack of my youth. A fan since 1986 (I was 14 that time), seen them many times live, and this is the first album after Justice that sounds promising enough to buy it.
As once a wise man said: "My first combat deployment was like a Metallica song - loud, violent and lasted about 9 minutes."
Also night after Taco Bell
lol, they are considered soft rock compared to modern heavy metal bands like Black Tusk, Judiciary, Left Behind, Bent LIfe, Hanzel Und Gretyl, All Out War, Get The Shot, Power Trip, NAILS, No Turning Back, Boundaries, Incendiary, Dyscarnate...
There 9 min songs really sum them up well, they are a slow punch to the face, and get obliterated by the swift gut punch of todays metal.
@@BenLA5 Bad news - music ain't a competition.
And also - never heard of literally any of the bands you've just mentioned.
@@728173887 They are some of the more talented bands pushing music forward. Small bands are dying by the thousands, because of anti-competitive tactics.
I had that Partridge Family album too…amazing Kirk!🤘🏻
My Boys! We're from the same town, same age, grew up together (so to speak) I'm thrilled Stranger Things introduced the young crowd to their fantastic music ❤ they totally deserve the hype! I'm so happy to see them! I'm almost crying 😂 good job guys!
It truly warms my heart to see these guys (my chilhood heros and beyond)
still making music,
still relevent,
still doing late night talk shows,
still inspiring teenage kids to pick up the guitar
still performing at the highest level
still selling out arenas and stadiums world wide
It all makes me think back to highschool, in gym class at certain times the teacher let us play music.
One day i put on Justice for all album, most of the class hated it!
To those who said this is garbage back in 1989 i say this
HA !!!!!! Where are your favorites from highschool today !
группа прекрасно выглядит. Ждем новый альбом на этой неделе.
"no, my son's a drummer" LOL
Which is funny as James does know how to play drums. Somewhere out there I found a video of one of their concerts and He, Jason, Kirk and Lars switched instruments to play Am I Evil? by Diamond Head. James drummed, Kirk played Bass guitar, Jason played lead guitar and Lars sang the song. If Lars had ever done a side project, he'd make a good frontman.
I was at both of their concerts in Athens in 1999 and 2007. I grew up with them; they've always been and still is my favorite band.
The Partridge Family Christmas Album just makes me love Kirk 10X more. Not because I was also a fan of that group, but because this legendary guitarist started with fun TV pop. It's just makes his black heart shine all the more brightly.
Craig Ferguson's Metallica Week was amazing. Good old days.
I've been listening to Masterof Puppets since day one. I recall my garage party playing it at full blast and the neighbors complaining and staring out the window
This video just made me smile so much! Love these guys. I had to play it a second time. “No. My son’s a drummer”…best line😅
this is such good timing, i just started learning master of puppets, now that i'm finally okay enough at the guitar, and they're gonna be on tv playing it wednesday. this whole week is gonna be so cool!!
I just watched the 1991 Moscow Monsters of Rock concert again today. A great Rock Show can change the world❤
La Mejor Banda de la Historia 🙌🏻
Nope. A great bsnd, but not the best in history.
Phish 🍄🍄🍄🎸🌵☮️🌍🇺🇲🌞😈
@@noladrdon't be annoying and let the man have his opinion
@@noladr *band
Sin duda!
Glad to have had the opportunity to see them live a few years back. MOP is my all time fave album.
I really love how they started vibing to Jimmy’s band playing 72 Seasons in the beginning
I hope that All nightmare long is finally played live, last time was 2016 😢
What do we have to do to have them play the Super Bowl?!?!?!?!?
They are too good for the Superbowl ⚡
@@vincegedeon6583 yup
can’t remember but i think there’s a video of James saying why Metallica will never play at the Super bowl. not sure how long ago it was or if he still feels that way
So nice and heart warming to see them together like this after all these years and after all the fighting and not getting along well. They are legends. Love you guys and your music.
I love how Tye Trujillo took his father's place in Suicidal Tendencies and is currently rocking out with them. He played for Korn too.
Thank you again Jimmy K for sharing Metallica!!! i grew up to them since Jr. High School, they have always been my heroes!!! Aloha from Hawaii Chinatown guys!!!
Great stuff. Just look at my two favourite bands Metallica and Iron Maiden. Both fill venues around the world and keep attracting a new wave of younger fans. Proof of sustained quality, creativity and unhyped talent. When these bands retire it will be a sad day 😢
But there are also new bands coming up. Recommend checking out Japanese all-female band Lovebites. Influenced by the 80s. Like Maiden, Metallica, Helloween, Slayer, Priest. Since you're on RUclips ... Recommend their live stuff. Very good!
Apsolutely. The two biggest metal bands of all time. There will never be another band on that level. As much as I love other bands, these two are the greatest in heavy music history.
Melt my heart
@@andreaspedersen3952 Japanese female metal band? Lol 😆
I remember running across this band in 84 (I was 10), it blew my ears away! Evolution , that’s the best way to describe this band. They’ve evolved and as a result, they’re bigger than life!
Legends!! No other words. One of the Metallica songs is just enough warm up for any workout/cycling trip. I am being constantly rocked by Metallica's work ever since I was 19YO.
Cliff Burton would be proud
I love Metallica from the moment I first heard For Whom The Bell Tolls when it was first released a long long long time ago!!! The sound was so different from anything I ever heard before and it is absolutely still 🔥to this day!!!
First song I learned by ear all the way through, around 1988! Me and a drummer friend did that, Seek and Destroy and Fade to Black in jr. high
@@THRASHMETALFUNRIFFS Nice!!! Fade to Black is awesome!!!
@@valeriehawkins8702 We taped a embarrassing dorky cover on VHS and showed it in class as part of a history lesson. I don't have the hilarious scripted beginning wearing togas and talking about the Oracle of Delphi but it cut to a "dream sequence" of the future just so we could spam the class with our heavy metal, haha! Check it out...
@@THRASHMETALFUNRIFFS Now that sounds awesome!! My hs was lame as hell.. everyone thought if ya listened to metal you were a Satan worshiper .. lmfao now it's a lot more listened to by a lot of people.
I saw them in 1986 at the San Diego Sports Arena. They opened for Ozzie. It was amazing. Ozzie was pissed when he finally came out for his set as the encores Metallica did went on and on and on. The best concert I have ever seen. It was beyond epic.
that is amazing man. congratz
Im almost 16 years old and i grew up listening to metallica, they are my favorite band of all time, and seeing master of puppets on stranger things was just the coolest to see
Awesome Jimmy 😂the GOATS all week 🤯
I’m not a heavy metal girl, but “Enter Sandman” at VT games makes the hair on my arms stand up. It’s so freaking incredible. All that jumping and excitement picking up on the Richter Scale is insane!! Go Hokies!
That's the best part about metal. It's super energetic. I mean, to me, 80s glam/hard rock was the gateway. I just loved the costumes, the get-up, the imagery, the dueling guitars, and then bam, I became a metal fan through Metallica and (later, introducing me to the harder stuff) Children of Bodom. I also keep discovering music in the opposite end of the spectrum, super relaxing, quiet music :) Gotta keep the balance!
@@EmpyreanLightASMR For sure. I like most music, just have a hard time with really loud stuff in my old age. Grew up with a wide variety. Heavy metal, hard rap and twangy country are not on my list though. To each their own though! ✌️
@@absatwell8163 I hear you. Driving with loud music messed me up for years but it's also taken years to heal/diminish the ringing sounds (I forget the word now). I'm ok with twangy country haha. if the song is catchy and has a bit of effort put into the composition, I'll usually like it.
Of the big three in late-night network talk shows,I'm glad this Jimmy got Metallica. He is the best,and most deserving of the honor.
Man, these guys are so jovial... It's amazing! They keep inspiring me in so many different ways, hell yeah!
4:33 That is so awesome ❤❤❤
I am going to there first show in Amsterdam and I can’t wait!!
same here 🤘
This put a smile in my face 🙏🏼
I seen them 20 years ago for the first time and a few times over the years. Never gets old