The angriest song on a very angry album. This was the first album released right after their most loved bassist Cliff Burton was killed in a tour bus crash. This album is all the raw emotion of them trying to deal with his loss. James left all his emotions on the table with this album. It's my favorite album of theirs. Every song on this album is a straight up smasher. Great reaction!
It's funny how we all have specific memories of moments like this. I was on a date with a girl at the mall in summer of 1992(I know, so romantic - I was 12, it was what we did), and we went to a music store in the mall. I bought two tapes with the money my mom had given me(don't worry - we ate and had a good time otherwise). I bought Nevermind by Nirvana and The Black Album. Absolutely changed my music life from there. Good times.
My parents gave me And Justice for All and Master of Puppets as a stocking stuffer in 1990 when I was 10 years old. I don't know how many times I've listen to these masterpieces. Best Christmas!!
I can somewhat relate to the lyrics. My mother was amazing, the best mother you could ever ask for. My biological father on the other hand, was an alcoholic abuser that I had to live with for the first 8 years of my life. My mom got away from him and ended up marrying a man who was truly a father to me until the day he passed. All 3 are gone now, all died within a 3 year span, which wasn’t easy to deal with. However, the scars and pain from those first 8 years have never left me, and never will. Obviously I can’t remember everything, but I was old enough by the end to remember enough, and my mom filled in the rest.
When I was a teenager this song was my go-to pissed off cathartic release track. I don’t relate to it as much now, as I’m older and I have young kids of my own and have realised how stressful parenting and life in general can be. These days I acknowledge that even though my parents made mistakes along the way, they tried as well as they knew how to.
The aggression, pain and truth in this song blows me away every time I listen to it. The lyrics resonate with most people if they take some time to listen to them instead of just hearing them.
This community is always here for you. Please never forget that. Ask for help if you need it and listen to the music that makes you feel what you need to feel so you can get it out. This song is about the very beginning of healing. Letting the anger out is the 2nd stage of grief after denial. Allowing the anger out just allows you to grieve.
I was 20 years old when 'Justice...' came out and this song, for many reasons, really connected with my life and the way my parents intended to direct it. You know, I'm an old dad of four, now, but it inspired me, throughout my grownup life, not to repeat the same mistakes my parents did. But above all, I'm glad to see that my favorite band still finds its way to the heart of young people. Be well and be happy!
Imagine, I was 15years old when this album came out. Parents was about to split up, me coping with teenage angst. Dyer's Eve help me alot to ease my pain as a scrawny teenager with family issues. Promised myself my kids will not suffer like me and I did it. Proud dad of 2 grown kids.
"Dear mother, dear father, you've clipped my wings before I learned to fly! Unspoiled, unspoken, I'VE OUTGROWN THAT FUCKING LULLABY" I love James' anger in these lyrics, especially because of the song topic. Every kid should hear this. Rock on, Metallica! 🤘
47 year old Gen-X here. You have no idea how common that toxic households were back then. They we always hidden from view, even thought you could tell who the kids were who lived in them. I was one of them and still suffer from the experience. I personally remember being told that psychiatrists and psychologists will damage your mind so don't subject your mind to them and it took 30 years before I decided that was utter bullshit. Unfortunately, both of my parents are passed now so I don't get the luxury of informing them of the damage they did, intentional or not. James wasn't alone, he was just lucky enough to voice it for the rest of us who lived a comparable life.
OMG, you made me cry the moment you said that both your parents has passed on. I lost both my parents when I was in High School in the late nineties and at that time to me this was a rebellious song taken a whole different meaning when Mom and Dad died! Im 43 years old and still this song connects with me in a deep spiritual way. Love and peace! All the way from sunny South Africa!
That "Dear mother, dear father" always gets you going... This is James just venting out his frustrations about his parents not being there... It is just sad that James went on to repeat this behavior before he realized what he was doing and it is a large reason why he has been in rehab a couple of times... He just didn't have an example on how you should be as a parent with all the chaos and strict religious upbringing he got for the time he got it. It wasn't that long after his mom passed that they started Metallica. I think he was like 15-16 when his mom died and at 17 they were riding the van cross country to record Kill Em All. James has talked extensively on how therapeutic the music has been in his life and you can see and feel it on the albums over the years. It is just pure emotion from start to finish and this release valve has kept him from doing "other things"... That would have most likely ended up with him being locked up. But enough of that... This song is just crazy good!
James writes incredibly raw and true lyrics about things that are meaningful. The new album has a lot of that as well, literally exposing everything that he has been going through in the last few years. Great video as always.
There's a few songs James has written about his parents and his mom that really cut deep. The God That Failed on the Black Album is about his mom dying from cancer and refusing treatment, and his anger towards it. Another one is Mama Said, off of the album Load.
"Children are seen but are not heard" is actually a variation of "do not speak until spoken to" - another "parental gem" - and has less to do with children input on any family violence or not, but more about simple rigid obedience, hence "do as I say, not as I do"... holy crap, I didn't realize how many parental cliches there actually are in the lyrics, lol. All that's missing is "Quit crying or I'll give you something to cry about", lol.
Rough life experiences have James powerful emotions. This allowed him to be such a passionate artist. You can always tell his craft is attached to his souls.
I had it on cassette already, but with my very first paycheck I bought a CD player and Justice was the very first CD I ever purchased. Still have my cassette but it's worn and spliced
Am sorry to hear about your loss. The healing process of losing one’s parent(s) is long and arduous. You’ll eventually manage the abject grief, come to terms and move forward with life❤️ stay lovely 😊
“Children are seen but are not heard - tear out everything inspired” - I grew up with this and it hit home, it was my anthem - but not in the way you interpreted it. Just means when parents don’t respect kids, and ignore any sense of creativity. My parents ignored my love for music and pushed the whole school, then college, then work till you die ideals. Basically the whole song to me is about overbearing parents who shelter their kids so badly they’re not prepared for the real world and are screwed when they finally face life. This happened 100% to me and why I related.
Another amazing Metallica reaction. I've learned so much about these songs from your breakdowns, which it amazing. Too busy just thrashing to appreciate the lyrical content. Thank you!
I feel ya, my parents have passed on as well, and by no means were the going to win parent of the year award, it took me years to deal with it. What finally got me over the hump is I decided that I am not going to be upset about anything I have absolutely no control over, and I also know now, that they did the best that they could.
I had a rough childhood. Parents divorced when i was 3. Lived with mom and grandma. She bounced around different guys. No one was really supportive of my sister and I. We made it out alive. Dig your hair. Loved you as Rogue in X-Men
One of the songs that got me through my youth back in the 90's. James really has a way to put the dark realities of life into words. And this song is one of his best on the lyrical part, it still touches a nerve when I hear it.
Another awesome reaction Lilly jane you look absolutely beautiful this evening and justice for all is one of my favorite albums along with their S&M album ❤
James Hetfield was raised by conservative Christian science believers in small-town California... his family was abusive and because of their beliefs, James was not allowed to see doctors when he was sick or given access to medicine. That got him ostracized as a kid in school... Then, his father disappeared without a word... he and his sister fought constantly and then his mom died refusing cancer treatments while he was a teenager... He stayed w/ his older brother until he was 18... His experience seeing the world outside of his family was traumatic to say the least. It drove him to abuse alcohol early in life... His fear of abandonment (compounded by the death of Metallica bassist Cliff Burton in 1986) also made him abusive & controlling towards band members in Metallica over the years. His alcohol and substance abuse even recently got him in rehab and filed for divorce. Sadly, some damage from childhood can never be undone... Yes, please... review the 'And justice for all' album honestly... 🤘🤘
One of Metallica's best. A comeback album when we all didn't know what the band was going to do after Cliff's death. I saw this tour in Sacramento. About the song, not many of us knew James' background, so the lyrics were something we could adapt as our own without judgement of him. But of course the honesty was pretty brutal.
Ok I’m impressed! You are not the typical person who does reactions. You actually listen to the lyrics and understand. You are probably half my age and pointed out things I have missed in songs I’ve listened to years.
This song is amazing and you can really feel the anger by james. I never skip this one. And id like to see a ranking of faves to least faves. My top 5 would be 1. Dyers eve 2. To live is to die 3. Blackened 4. One 5. Harvester of sorrow
You can fact check me, but i believe i remember when this album was released, i read an article and they said it took 11 MONTHS to get the timing right between everyone to record this song cuz it's so complicated!
This song represents a before and after of Metallica career. This song marked the end on old era (The raw, the thrashier), after this they decided to go in a different way. I remember Lars in an interview says “after Dyers eve we decided to change, what could exist after James claims to his parents all his rage and furious. He was angry, really angry. We need to go in another direction or die, even people don’t understand that”.
@@TokusatsuGamingfan who? Don’t misunderstand me, I love the change… I love all their after job (alternative, rock, heavy, thrashie approach). Also the James lyrics improved.
This was pretty much every metal heads anthem back in the day growing up with parents like this..... all of us could relate. This was our release in the pit 🤘😎🤘
How many parents completely ignore their kids and when they do try to speak to them they tell them to "shut up" and "be quiet". My dad was like that and I knew tons of kids in school who's parents treated their kids that way.
Yeah your idea is good ! Thanks for this reaction, i totally resonate with it. The lyrics are so deep, so subtle at the same time. Everything is said. It still hits me strongly. Like a healing song itself.
For your next Metallica album reaction I think you need to go all the way back to 1983 and start with Kill ‘Em All and then after that I would go and order all the way up until now.
I've been saying that to her for awhile now. She's already did Ride, Master, and Justice. But hasn't reacted to the album that started it all? With some of Metallica's best songs on that album
@@lillyjanereacts YAY!! I’m so excited for you to hear the earliest version of Metallica. It’s so thrashy and has some punk elements. It will genuinely shock you.
@@donaldshelton3511 You SERIOUSLY need to have some damn patience. That's not me trying to be an asshole or anything. She's not a robot who just sits in her film room uploading music reactions all day.
First concert I went to without parental supervision... Damaged Justice Tour. Life-changing event, I tells ya! Amazing show and without exaggerating, I can say that it is still the best show I was ever to in my entire life... and I have seen hundreds of bands over the years... including Metallica several more times. They were at the top of their game in 1989. Amazing experience!
And we have come to the final song of my favorite Metallica album . But what a song to go out on ! This one rips hard musically , emotionally and mentally !
Cutting into this song abruptly so it hits you like a freight train on the album is a TOTAL Cliff Burton move. Cliff was gone and Jason's bass was low in the mix on this album but he was absolutely there in spirit and the last two songs on the album prove it without a doubt
I know at least one person this song applies to and the lyrics “I’ve outgrown that fucking lullaby, same thing I’ve always heard from you: ‘do as I say not as I do’”; “I’m seething I’m bleeding - ripping wounds in me that never heal; undying spite I feel for you, living out this hell you always knew” hit a certain kinda way
"Children are seen but are not heard" basically means children should not interrupt adults when they are present in a conversation, unless addressed by an adult. This is an older generational term, kids interrupt all the time now days, never used to be like that. It was meant to teach them to respect adults
unpopular opinion this is my favorite ALBUM from Metallica. Cliff created their best riffs and songs but... This album was a lot of pain in the making. IMHO. Either way great song.
Everyone is just going off on their instruments and showing their raw talent. I think Lars may actually be "riding the drums" here. Pure outlet of angst and emotion.
Great reaction! Watching your face melt was interesting. I can just think that was my same reaction back in 1988, when I was 13 with the cassette liner in hand and the Walkman on fire!
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The angriest song on a very angry album. This was the first album released right after their most loved bassist Cliff Burton was killed in a tour bus crash. This album is all the raw emotion of them trying to deal with his loss. James left all his emotions on the table with this album. It's my favorite album of theirs. Every song on this album is a straight up smasher. Great reaction!
imagine if the album had bass aswell
They had 5.98 before this
This entire album goes hard.
Except for the bassist, lmao!
My favorite Metallica album. And the first one I bought as soon as it came out.
We lost our SHIT when this came out. Surprised we didn't break our necks to it. I still think this was thier apex.
Not a single bad track, it's insanely fire, a 10/10 for me! 🤘🏻
@@et34t34fdfjust turn up the bass on your stereo.
First Album I ever bought, 14 years old in 1990?…too long ago. Still my absolute favorite.
It's funny how we all have specific memories of moments like this. I was on a date with a girl at the mall in summer of 1992(I know, so romantic - I was 12, it was what we did), and we went to a music store in the mall. I bought two tapes with the money my mom had given me(don't worry - we ate and had a good time otherwise). I bought Nevermind by Nirvana and The Black Album. Absolutely changed my music life from there. Good times.
My parents gave me And Justice for All and Master of Puppets as a stocking stuffer in 1990 when I was 10 years old. I don't know how many times I've listen to these masterpieces. Best Christmas!!
Same. I was 15-16 when I got Justice around 1990.
My go to Metallica album.
We are the same age, and yeah - still my favorite.
@@Pototoes949 I want your parents.
I can somewhat relate to the lyrics. My mother was amazing, the best mother you could ever ask for. My biological father on the other hand, was an alcoholic abuser that I had to live with for the first 8 years of my life. My mom got away from him and ended up marrying a man who was truly a father to me until the day he passed. All 3 are gone now, all died within a 3 year span, which wasn’t easy to deal with. However, the scars and pain from those first 8 years have never left me, and never will. Obviously I can’t remember everything, but I was old enough by the end to remember enough, and my mom filled in the rest.
James didn’t write this solo. That was all Kirk the Ripper Hammett.
Her trying to work out how to nod along to the 7/8 intro is the funniest thing ever.
When I was a teenager this song was my go-to pissed off cathartic release track.
I don’t relate to it as much now, as I’m older and I have young kids of my own and have realised how stressful parenting and life in general can be.
These days I acknowledge that even though my parents made mistakes along the way, they tried as well as they knew how to.
The aggression, pain and truth in this song blows me away every time I listen to it. The lyrics resonate with most people if they take some time to listen to them instead of just hearing them.
This song hits me in the feelers every time I hear it. I could relate, growing up in a STRICT Baptist family. I called them the dictators.
This community is always here for you. Please never forget that. Ask for help if you need it and listen to the music that makes you feel what you need to feel so you can get it out. This song is about the very beginning of healing. Letting the anger out is the 2nd stage of grief after denial. Allowing the anger out just allows you to grieve.
I was 20 years old when 'Justice...' came out and this song, for many reasons, really connected with my life and the way my parents intended to direct it.
You know, I'm an old dad of four, now, but it inspired me, throughout my grownup life, not to repeat the same mistakes my parents did.
But above all, I'm glad to see that my favorite band still finds its way to the heart of young people.
Be well and be happy!
Imagine, I was 15years old when this album came out. Parents was about to split up, me coping with teenage angst.
Dyer's Eve help me alot to ease my pain as a scrawny teenager with family issues. Promised myself my kids will not suffer like me and I did it. Proud dad of 2 grown kids.
@@budakPancing I was 14 when the album came out this song help me looking into my future also father of two great kids !!! :D
"Dear mother, dear father, you've clipped my wings before I learned to fly! Unspoiled, unspoken, I'VE OUTGROWN THAT FUCKING LULLABY" I love James' anger in these lyrics, especially because of the song topic. Every kid should hear this. Rock on, Metallica! 🤘
47 year old Gen-X here. You have no idea how common that toxic households were back then. They we always hidden from view, even thought you could tell who the kids were who lived in them. I was one of them and still suffer from the experience. I personally remember being told that psychiatrists and psychologists will damage your mind so don't subject your mind to them and it took 30 years before I decided that was utter bullshit. Unfortunately, both of my parents are passed now so I don't get the luxury of informing them of the damage they did, intentional or not.
James wasn't alone, he was just lucky enough to voice it for the rest of us who lived a comparable life.
OMG, you made me cry the moment you said that both your parents has passed on. I lost both my parents when I was in High School in the late nineties and at that time to me this was a rebellious song taken a whole different meaning when Mom and Dad died! Im 43 years old and still this song connects with me in a deep spiritual way. Love and peace! All the way from sunny South Africa!
Sorry to hear of your loss Lilly!
That "Dear mother, dear father" always gets you going... This is James just venting out his frustrations about his parents not being there... It is just sad that James went on to repeat this behavior before he realized what he was doing and it is a large reason why he has been in rehab a couple of times... He just didn't have an example on how you should be as a parent with all the chaos and strict religious upbringing he got for the time he got it. It wasn't that long after his mom passed that they started Metallica. I think he was like 15-16 when his mom died and at 17 they were riding the van cross country to record Kill Em All. James has talked extensively on how therapeutic the music has been in his life and you can see and feel it on the albums over the years. It is just pure emotion from start to finish and this release valve has kept him from doing "other things"... That would have most likely ended up with him being locked up.
But enough of that... This song is just crazy good!
I like the "Holy Shit!" when she first paused it,,,,
My favorite all time song from ANY band ever. It’s 100% my feelings
James writes incredibly raw and true lyrics about things that are meaningful. The new album has a lot of that as well, literally exposing everything that he has been going through in the last few years.
Great video as always.
There's a few songs James has written about his parents and his mom that really cut deep.
The God That Failed on the Black Album is about his mom dying from cancer and refusing treatment, and his anger towards it.
Another one is Mama Said, off of the album Load.
The pain from his youth and the dead of Cliff, the whole album was just anger. For me the best album. And keep your head up girl, you'r worth it.
The rawest ending to an album. Dyers Eve is wonderful.
I was a kid when this came out and she described my folk’s relationship perfectly. No coincidence this is my fave Metallica song.
YEEEEES! This makes me so happy. I've loved this song since I was a little girl in 1989.
Right there with you, as a boy. It's been my favorite Metal song since then.
"Children are seen but are not heard" is actually a variation of "do not speak until spoken to" - another "parental gem" - and has less to do with children input on any family violence or not, but more about simple rigid obedience, hence "do as I say, not as I do"... holy crap, I didn't realize how many parental cliches there actually are in the lyrics, lol.
All that's missing is "Quit crying or I'll give you something to cry about", lol.
Rough life experiences have James powerful emotions. This allowed him to be such a passionate artist. You can always tell his craft is attached to his souls.
I remember buying this album on cassette. It was the last cassette I bought before going to CDs.
Wish you still had it lol
I had it on cassette already, but with my very first paycheck I bought a CD player and Justice was the very first CD I ever purchased. Still have my cassette but it's worn and spliced
@@Yetireacts419 I have a tub of cassettes in my basement.
Am sorry to hear about your loss. The healing process of losing one’s parent(s) is long and arduous. You’ll eventually manage the abject grief, come to terms and move forward with life❤️ stay lovely 😊
“Children are seen but are not heard - tear out everything inspired” - I grew up with this and it hit home, it was my anthem - but not in the way you interpreted it. Just means when parents don’t respect kids, and ignore any sense of creativity. My parents ignored my love for music and pushed the whole school, then college, then work till you die ideals.
Basically the whole song to me is about overbearing parents who shelter their kids so badly they’re not prepared for the real world and are screwed when they finally face life. This happened 100% to me and why I related.
Man, James' lyrics are damn great here.
This was written way before the album.
When recorded, James called it childish and ironic, the riff saved it from being removed from the album.
Best Song ever from Metallica. How can it be not heard. Come on,every Fan (Metal) knew this Masterpiece.
This is my favourite metallica song. Also from my fav album.
Another amazing Metallica reaction. I've learned so much about these songs from your breakdowns, which it amazing. Too busy just thrashing to appreciate the lyrical content. Thank you!
Love your analysis! Good video! Metallica has never had an album closer this strong since. Thanks for the video!🤘
I feel ya, my parents have passed on as well, and by no means were the going to win parent of the year award, it took me years to deal with it. What finally got me over the hump is I decided that I am not going to be upset about anything I have absolutely no control over, and I also know now, that they did the best that they could.
Amazing reaction as always, awesome channel!!!!!!!
I had a rough childhood.
Parents divorced when i was 3.
Lived with mom and grandma.
She bounced around different guys. No one was really supportive of my sister and I.
We made it out alive.
Dig your hair. Loved you as Rogue in X-Men
Perfect reaction. I just wanted to hug you 💙
One of the songs that got me through my youth back in the 90's. James really has a way to put the dark realities of life into words. And this song is one of his best on the lyrical part, it still touches a nerve when I hear it.
This girl is so good with her reactions. I love her neverending expressions while listening. Thank you for these great vids!
that made my day, thank you
Kirk's solos are speaking like the vocals would
ahh that made my heart happy. Thank you!! (:
My favorite song dyers eve 🤘🤘🤘
Another awesome reaction Lilly jane you look absolutely beautiful this evening and justice for all is one of my favorite albums along with their S&M album ❤
This is the one I’ve been waiting for . . .
METALLICA's last killer album!!! Still rules!! Pure THRASH!!! 😎 👍 ❤
Thanks for being open. Makes life connect through music. Wishing you peace on your healing journey.❤
James Hetfield was raised by conservative Christian science believers in small-town California... his family was abusive and because of their beliefs, James was not allowed to see doctors when he was sick or given access to medicine. That got him ostracized as a kid in school...
Then, his father disappeared without a word... he and his sister fought constantly and then his mom died refusing cancer treatments while he was a teenager... He stayed w/ his older brother until he was 18... His experience seeing the world outside of his family was traumatic to say the least. It drove him to abuse alcohol early in life... His fear of abandonment (compounded by the death of Metallica bassist Cliff Burton in 1986) also made him abusive & controlling towards band members in Metallica over the years. His alcohol and substance abuse even recently got him in rehab and filed for divorce.
Sadly, some damage from childhood can never be undone...
Yes, please... review the 'And justice for all' album honestly... 🤘🤘
Dyers Eve is the GOAT!
1:18 her reaction to the drum panning right to left...... God I love that part
One of Metallica's best. A comeback album when we all didn't know what the band was going to do after Cliff's death. I saw this tour in Sacramento. About the song, not many of us knew James' background, so the lyrics were something we could adapt as our own without judgement of him. But of course the honesty was pretty brutal.
Great reaction to a wicked song. I always envisioned the lyrics to this song as the words of a suicide note a kid was writing to his parents.
James on full throttle lyricwise…..Kirk’s solo is devine 🔥🔥🔥🤘🤘🤘
Ok I’m impressed! You are not the typical person who does reactions. You actually listen to the lyrics and understand. You are probably half my age and pointed out things I have missed in songs I’ve listened to years.
Fisrt!I love your reactions!!And the ones by Metallica are the best for me,thanks!!😉🤘
This song is amazing and you can really feel the anger by james. I never skip this one. And id like to see a ranking of faves to least faves. My top 5 would be 1. Dyers eve 2. To live is to die 3. Blackened 4. One 5. Harvester of sorrow
You can fact check me, but i believe i remember when this album was released, i read an article and they said it took 11 MONTHS to get the timing right between everyone to record this song cuz it's so complicated!
This song represents a before and after of Metallica career. This song marked the end on old era (The raw, the thrashier), after this they decided to go in a different way. I remember Lars in an interview says “after Dyers eve we decided to change, what could exist after James claims to his parents all his rage and furious. He was angry, really angry. We need to go in another direction or die, even people don’t understand that”.
Try telling people like Aaron Mckinlay that, lol.
@@TokusatsuGamingfan who? Don’t misunderstand me, I love the change… I love all their after job (alternative, rock, heavy, thrashie approach). Also the James lyrics improved.
This is a certified James classic
This was pretty much every metal heads anthem back in the day growing up with parents like this..... all of us could relate. This was our release in the pit 🤘😎🤘
Masterpiece Album!!
The solo, the solo.
this is the best analysis i ever heard about this song! Awesome reactions!
Amazing the lyrics i found in the 80's are still resnating today
Amazing! Your the first reactor I've seen to do "Dyer's Eve"... EVER! Wonderful! Loved it!
How many parents completely ignore their kids and when they do try to speak to them they tell them to "shut up" and "be quiet". My dad was like that and I knew tons of kids in school who's parents treated their kids that way.
Yeah your idea is good !
Thanks for this reaction, i totally resonate with it.
The lyrics are so deep, so subtle at the same time.
Everything is said.
It still hits me strongly.
Like a healing song itself.
I can relate Lilly, I just lost a bandmate, uncle & both parents myself.
what ever mood i am in, when the riff after that incredible solos come i go head banging
The lyric man. Insane
For your next Metallica album reaction I think you need to go all the way back to 1983 and start with Kill ‘Em All and then after that I would go and order all the way up until now.
I've been saying that to her for awhile now. She's already did Ride, Master, and Justice. But hasn't reacted to the album that started it all? With some of Metallica's best songs on that album
this upcoming week, the Kill Em All journey starts (:
@@lillyjanereacts YAY!! I’m so excited for you to hear the earliest version of Metallica. It’s so thrashy and has some punk elements. It will genuinely shock you.
@@donaldshelton3511 You SERIOUSLY need to have some damn patience. That's not me trying to be an asshole or anything. She's not a robot who just sits in her film room uploading music reactions all day.
This is METALLICA ❤
😍i love it 😍
First concert I went to without parental supervision... Damaged Justice Tour. Life-changing event, I tells ya! Amazing show and without exaggerating, I can say that it is still the best show I was ever to in my entire life... and I have seen hundreds of bands over the years... including Metallica several more times. They were at the top of their game in 1989. Amazing experience!
Love, hugs & prayers 🙏
And we have come to the final song of my favorite Metallica album . But what a song to go out on ! This one rips hard musically , emotionally and mentally !
My top 5 off this album are
1. Harvester of Sorrow
2. Dyers Eve
3. Blackened
4. To Lives is to Die
5. Eye of the Beholder
Thanks for your reaction 👍
Never thought about that Lily. Thank you for enlightening me!
I put this as my top 1 MetalicA song.
YES!!! Do a review on the whole album!!!
Cutting into this song abruptly so it hits you like a freight train on the album is a TOTAL Cliff Burton move. Cliff was gone and Jason's bass was low in the mix on this album but he was absolutely there in spirit and the last two songs on the album prove it without a doubt
I know at least one person this song applies to and the lyrics “I’ve outgrown that fucking lullaby, same thing I’ve always heard from you: ‘do as I say not as I do’”; “I’m seething I’m bleeding - ripping wounds in me that never heal; undying spite I feel for you, living out this hell you always knew” hit a certain kinda way
"Children are seen but are not heard" basically means children should not interrupt adults when they are present in a conversation, unless addressed by an adult. This is an older generational term, kids interrupt all the time now days, never used to be like that. It was meant to teach them to respect adults
Great fkn song & it’s my fav for sure 🤘
I've been a Metallica fan since I was 15 and Kill em all came out! What a journey, and now 72 seasons album has been on repeat since Friday morning.
I LOVE YOU LILLY! Love your channel and your expressions...
I can’t stop watching your videos. I’m hooked.
thank you, and welcome to the lilly jane gang (:
unpopular opinion this is my favorite ALBUM from Metallica. Cliff created their best riffs and songs but... This album was a lot of pain in the making. IMHO.
Either way great song.
Best song from " And Justice For All "................from back when Metallica made great music..............
Hopefully the song will be as cathartic for you as it was for James (and so many others who are touched by this music).
story of my life to this day. born the same year killem all came out. 1981.....
Excellent analysis 🤘🏻🤘🏻
The Kings🤘
YES.. YOU FINALLY MADE IT!!
This song so accurately describes my life as well.
yeah, hits right in the feels..
There you go :))
Everyone is just going off on their instruments and showing their raw talent. I think Lars may actually be "riding the drums" here. Pure outlet of angst and emotion.
Great reaction! Watching your face melt was interesting. I can just think that was my same reaction back in 1988, when I was 13 with the cassette liner in hand and the Walkman on fire!