Wow!! Judas Priest or Metallica!! Dude, talk about picking your poison!! 🤔🤔 That's a tough question!! Now don't get me wrong, JP are absolutely Awesome, but Metallica is just on an entirely different level. So, for me personally, it's gotta be the Metal King of Kings...METALLICA!! 🤘🤘
See? This concert is proof of how we Americans do things, no matter race color or ethnicity we may be, and that's WE RUN THIS PLANET, no matter what's said by whoever, just remember we runnin the show....
This was 3 months before the USSR was no more. This was September 1991. Gorbachev lowered the hammer & sickle flag from the Kremlin for the last time December 25, 1991 & replaced it with the 3 color flag. This was the 1st western culture event in Russia in 5 years. 'For Those About To Rock: Monsters In Moscow' as part of the Monsters of Rock Tour. Artists were: Metallica, Pantera, AC/DC, The Black Crowes & E.S.T.. The military were going to cancel the show almost right before people started showing up. But for fear of revolt, they didn't. They expected 500,000. It was estimated at 1.6million. Crowd Scan had since tried to do an accurate count using video footage. They settled on 1.6million but said it was most likely a little more than that. 1.6 Million people....and this is only 3rd on the all time list of crowds at an open air concert. #1 is Rod Stewart at Copacabana Beach in Rio de Janeiro, Brazil with a crowd of 3.5 Million in 1994. #2 was Jean Michel Jarre in 1997 also in Russia, like that Metallica show, with 3.5 Million.
The thing is, Metallica has such joy in their performance and such energy that you don't need the kind of theatrics that Rammstein and others employ (very well). Though it's not like Metallica doesn't do show-biz, either. The first time I saw them in '96 the stage seemed to collapse and a burning guy ran across the stage, but that was just some icing...
Love the reaction. Have seen them many times in western NY. They were barely drinking age when they recorded Kill 'Em All in Rochester,NY. Cliff died 3 months after I met them.
Metallica all day everyday!! Priest is good but nothing like Metallica!! After a while Metallica becomes hypnotic. My first Metallica show was their Master of Puppets tour when they opened for Ozzy. Cliff was still alive and while Moscow was crazy, as a hungry opening act, they were insane and the crowd when further off the deep end. Craziest show o was ever at and I should have been afraid for my life. They talk about it in “When Metallica ruled the World”. Nassau Veterans Memorial Coliseum! I quote, the crowd looked like a pack of piranha feeding on a ham!!
For something a little different, check out Danny Carey from the band Tool! The song is amazing but in this video the camera is on him playing the drums during a concert. The song is called Pneuma! A must see
Yea the Russian military who were policing this event were accused of a lot of bad things that day. I've heard somewhere around 50 deaths and multiple rapes occurred in that massive crowd. On the flipside, I caught both AC/DC and Metallica on those tours and man, they were incredible shows. Razors Edge and the Black Album
A lot of bad things happened at this concert in the audience. Russia wasn’t prepared for it. Metallica was appalled at some of the atrocities that happened that they found out about later. But nothing like this had ever come to Russia before. It was a first.
Even now days they are still awesome live... You should react to them playing Disposable Heroes, live in Mexico city 2009 (orgullo, pasión y gloria) crazy show...
I'm not sure if anyone explained the history of this show to you before, but this show was a few months before the fall of the Soviet Union. It was after the August Coup, which was a failed military takeover. Tensions were high so the Russian government contacted Monsters of Rock to have a free show in Moscow. The headliners were Metallica, Pantera, and AC/DC. Metallica's is the most remembered one because of how the military there didn't understand what a 'release' was at a concert. Since they were a closed country they did not understand why all of these people were going crazy and went around beating people in the crowd. Metallica being on stage and playing their music, did not notice this going on during their set. It's said that an estimate of 53 people died at this show (I just looked it up). Also the number of people at the show is a wild estimate, it could be anywhere from 500,000 to 1,600,000. Due to all of this history and craziness that went on, this is one of the most historic concerts ever...So for the broken bones question, there were definitely a crazy amount of broken bones at this specific show.
Im sure alotta ppl had broken bones at this show cuz I remember watchin this tape when it 1st came out & the Moscow Nazi gestapo security force was beating the fuck outta the crowd w/their batons throughout the whole festival it was unnerving to watch.
I'm honestly not sure how big of a name these guys are, but they came up on my shuffle today and I knew I needed to shout them out to my reaction family. Some great rock/metal that doesn't get nearly enough love is The Sword. "Freya," "How Heavy This Axe," and the whole [Gods of the Earth] album are excellent. Even if they don't make it to a video, I hope you enjoy. \m/ #LoveAndPeace #RockOn
Priest or Metallica. Tough choice since I could listen to rob halfords voice all day but overall I have to pick my Metallica since I do listen to them everyday.
I’ll take Metallica over any other band in the world. i’ll go one step further, if I could only see or listen to one thing the rest of my life, it would be Metallica. They fulfill and complete me LOL
I once broke my finger at a Metallica concert back in the day. It was my own fault. I consider myself lucky it wasn't worse. I didn't even know it was broken until the next day.
The question is a no-brainer,,, Metallica! I listen to Metallica every day, and very rarely listen to Judas Priest. Priest has some songs I like but it’s nothing compared to Metallica’s catalog of greatness 🤘✌️
Metallica concerts are actually extremely friendly. Maybe some dehydration and a few drunk idiots fighting but that’s about it. I lost my shoe in a Metallica mosh pit and it was returned to me almost right away.
HELL TO THE YEAH! So glad you got here! Yes...there were 1.6 millions fans at this concert. As far as broken bones, I'm sure there were many! Unfortunately, there were also reportedly 53 deaths at this show as well. Ok wow...Judas Priest or Metallica...that's a tough one. Judas Priest was actually my introduction to metal waaayyy back when! My 1st metal album was Judas Priest Unleashed In The East...a live album btw!So I do have a soft spot for them. However...if I must choose only one for the rest of my life...gotta go with Metallica! I mean this show alone is fuckin incredible! And I've seen Metallica a dozen times myself & they are this amazing live! They are right on...don't miss a beat! Personally, I prefer live music & not all bands sound so great live...but hell, Metallica sounds better live if you ask me! (IMHO) Thank you for another awesome reaction! Can you plz react to Alter Bridge "Find The Real"-Live in Amsterdam 2008 They are freakin amazing! Incredible musicians! Phenomenal vocalist!Just so criminally underrated here in the US! I really think you'll like them alot too! Thank you my friend! Til the next 1☮ 💥💯🖤🎼🤘
Please check out: W.A.S.P. - Wild Child The Last Command Cries in the Night Blind in Texas Jack Action Widowmaker Megadeth; Tornado of Souls My Last Words (you definitely need to pull up the words for this one) Ronnie James DIO; Holy Diver Hungry for Heaven Sacred Heart Rainbow in the Dark Children of the Sea Metal Church; Watch the Children Pray Method to your Madness Over My Dead Body Gods of Wrath Burial at Sea Iron Maiden; -Wasted Years -Stranger in a Strange Land -Run to the Hills Judas Priest - Heading out to the Highway - Some Heads are Gonna Roll - Turbo Lover Krokus; Screaming in the Night *Be sure to pull up the lyrics with each one. Metal is a form of lyrical art that is best appreciated when you analyze and understand the meaning of each song. IMO it’s best to start with studio versions, as some live versions are messed with by the bands and if you aren’t familiar with the song or it’s meaning, it can loose some of its ability to convey its true meaning/definition of the song when it’s done more casually in a live setting. Just a thought.. Best of luck in your metal journey!
If you do, or have done unforgiven, please do all 3. It's a trilogy and very few reactors do all 3. Most do one, maybe 2 but they never do unforgiven 3. 3 is my personal favorite but they're all great and lyrically they follow a pattern as to who is to blame.
Definitely Metallica, Judas Priest is just one step behind in evolution:) it's like comparing black powder colt peacemaker and colt 1911, both are iconic, but One is just as relevant today as it was on the release date... Judas Priest is little bit outdated now, and Metallica is foundation of modern Metal music.
Reported amount of injuries at Moscow 1991: 161,545 cases of dehydration 1,783 broken bones 9 reports of alcohol poisoning 22 drug overdoses 90,831 minor incidents (exhaustion, nausea, sunburn, etc.) 1 death The verdict was unanimous, and deemed a thundering succes. (Numbers may vary from source to source. This is just what I counted during the video)
Yeah there were some broken bones. There were also 50 deaths. Oh I’ll definitely go with Metallica. Love me some Judas Priest. But Metallica are my absolute favourite band for live.
This is a huge historical performance after the fall of Communism in Eastern Europe! There were scores of deaths at this concert but you put well over one and a half million Russians together and there's going to be alcohol issues. It was a rock and roll right of passage for the Russian people!
It never fucking fails! Lol Metallica fans chilling in a reaction thread, enjoying the music & the reactor... when along comes an immature, snarky, jealous Megadeth fan, pissed because they're not Metallica level. Sure, Dave was in the band for about a year, 40-years-ago. He was part of the practice band. They were all real young. Lots o' alcohol got in the way. Dave was told to leave. Dave then formed Megadeth.
1 million ppl yo👿 they had to call their army out for crowd control n to guard them & had helicopters flying over to move tbe air on the ground...50 something ppl died too🙏 RIP but yeah my boys dont playyyyyyy💯
A song about the enslaved Jewish people the night before they left Egypt 3,331 years ago. All in the Bible- the old testament. The numbers were 10k fights, 11,000 rapes, and a few deaths. There were over a half million people there-- In Russia who never saw a rock concert in thier lives. And no, Metallica knew nothing about it till afterwards..
Metallica man... The first four albums were fucking awesome masterpieces! Had the influence of Cliff Burton, which brought those dynamics to the sound. Then they were out of Cliff assisted songs after his unfortunate death and Jason Newsted was in the band, as he is here. Great bassist but no personal contribution at ALL, just wanted to play along with the guitars. So a bunch of increasingly crappy albums ensued, until Rob Trujillo entered the picture. After that each album has become increasingly better again, with Rob bringing his own dynamics to the table and giving Metallica a sharp, awesome new sound which I love.
Metallica, without question. Love Judas Priest, but I'll take Metallica any day, all day. Just my own preference.
I love priest too and many others but my first love is and always will be Metallica! Been listening to them since 1985!!!
Hetfield not smiling- looks like he is the most intimidating man in the world. Hetfield smiling- completely different vibe. More Metallica please
I saw Metallica in concert in 1992 and again in 1993. You haven’t lived until you’ve chanted “DIE!” with 20,000 other people in unison!
Its the most amazing environment while feel totally safe at the same time............Metallica live is life changing!!!!
Hope to experience it next time they tour. Lets hope they can start touring soon again
I’ve seen them around 6-7 times over the years starting with my first time around 1985-86. Nothing like it!
@@susanconstable2113 save some of the rest of us:)
@@tieman3790 They start back up in September. 😁🤘
No contest Metallica all the way! As far as broken bones at this concert goes these people were all Russians I don't think they would even notice
LOL 😂 😂
King Jason Newsted on the bass, and bad ass screams!!! 🤘🤘🤘🤘🤘🤘🤘🤘🤘
Metallica all day!! I don't even have to think about it!
Wow!! Judas Priest or Metallica!! Dude, talk about picking your poison!! 🤔🤔
That's a tough question!! Now don't get me wrong, JP are absolutely Awesome, but Metallica is just on an entirely different level. So, for me personally, it's gotta be the Metal King of Kings...METALLICA!! 🤘🤘
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...this is one of my fav Metallica songs. Thanks. Have fun.
From their epic album Ride The Lightning. That song is about the tenth plague of the book of Exodus in the Bible.
Omg!!! Can you imagine keeping your cool on the energy that crowd is giving you????!!!!
start running in circles ! llol
Dude they still kill it live! They are one of those bands that are even better live! And once you see them live you are hooked for life!!
See? This concert is proof of how we Americans do things, no matter race color or ethnicity we may be, and that's WE RUN THIS PLANET, no matter what's said by whoever, just remember we runnin the show....
Not even a question, Metallica 🤘🏻🤘🏻🤘🏻🤘🏻🤘🏻
Birth, School, Metallica, Death
People didnt only break their bones. People died in that crowd. Nice reaction!
Metallica opened for Ozzy in 1984 for my first concert yo..they insane live🔥🔥🔥
Broken bones??? 51 people allegedly died at this show
53. Most from drug overdose, they said.
Probably when the people where chanting DIE! DIE ! DIE ! the people died took it too seriously .
This was 3 months before the USSR was no more. This was September 1991. Gorbachev lowered the hammer & sickle flag from the Kremlin for the last time December 25, 1991 & replaced it with the 3 color flag. This was the 1st western culture event in Russia in 5 years. 'For Those About To Rock: Monsters In Moscow' as part of the Monsters of Rock Tour. Artists were: Metallica, Pantera, AC/DC, The Black Crowes & E.S.T.. The military were going to cancel the show almost right before people started showing up. But for fear of revolt, they didn't. They expected 500,000. It was estimated at 1.6million. Crowd Scan had since tried to do an accurate count using video footage. They settled on 1.6million but said it was most likely a little more than that.
1.6 Million people....and this is only 3rd on the all time list of crowds at an open air concert. #1 is Rod Stewart at Copacabana Beach in Rio de Janeiro, Brazil with a crowd of 3.5 Million in 1994. #2 was Jean Michel Jarre in 1997 also in Russia, like that Metallica show, with 3.5 Million.
...just so you know, to hear you say "Listen man, listen" warms my heart, and makes my day. Peace
I’m happy about that!
The thing is, Metallica has such joy in their performance and such energy that you don't need the kind of theatrics that Rammstein and others employ (very well). Though it's not like Metallica doesn't do show-biz, either. The first time I saw them in '96 the stage seemed to collapse and a burning guy ran across the stage, but that was just some icing...
Saw them live, I could’ve died happy that NIGHT
In my first concert of METALLICA, I was thinking the same!! 🤘🤘
Just do any Seattle 89 song !
I second that.
I third that... But my fav is The Thing That Should Not Be from that concert. However, the "Yeah!" Moment? Dead, dude... I was D.E.D. DEAD!
@@janiepowell3218 absolutely The Thing That Should Not Be in that concert in Seattle is just phenomenal.
Love the reaction. Have seen them many times in western NY. They were barely drinking age when they recorded Kill 'Em All in Rochester,NY. Cliff died 3 months after I met them.
Metallica all day everyday!! Priest is good but nothing like Metallica!! After a while Metallica becomes hypnotic.
My first Metallica show was their Master of Puppets tour when they opened for Ozzy. Cliff was still alive and while Moscow was crazy, as a hungry opening act, they were insane and the crowd when further off the deep end. Craziest show o was ever at and I should have been afraid for my life.
They talk about it in “When Metallica ruled the World”. Nassau Veterans Memorial Coliseum! I quote, the crowd looked like a pack of piranha feeding on a ham!!
Metallica without question! Also hello from Cody Wyoming😀
Metallica, you don't even have to think about it.
God's of metal 🎶🖤🔥
So let it be written, so let it be done..... Metallica ALL THE WAY HAZE!
Legend has it that people are still trying to leave this show. 🤘
Just BAD ASS . Thats my fav. Loved them since 94. Love how james sings… dan,florida,-2/13/22
🤘 Hard to believe 1.6 million Russian rock fans, at their 1st metal show, ever. 21 deaths. That energy!! Thank you for your awesome reactions! 🤘😔
The death toll was over 60.
Seattle 89 I was there. Pick any song. These guys came with it every night every city.
Keep the Metallica coming-I’ll watch ever one! I have a need to hear Metallica every day!
yay, love watching you
Without a doubt… Metallica!
Anything from Metallica's Seattle 89 show!
A MetallicA concert is like a spiritual experience unlike any other🤘🏻
1,6 million people in this concert
There was 1.6 million at that concert
For something a little different, check out Danny Carey from the band Tool! The song is amazing but in this video the camera is on him playing the drums during a concert. The song is called Pneuma! A must see
Yea the Russian military who were policing this event were accused of a lot of bad things that day. I've heard somewhere around 50 deaths and multiple rapes occurred in that massive crowd.
On the flipside, I caught both AC/DC and Metallica on those tours and man, they were incredible shows. Razors Edge and the Black Album
Yep, you saw _Enter Sandman_ from this same show. And yes, around 1.5 million people were rocking out together. That's metal for ya, baby! 🤘😁
A lot of bad things happened at this concert in the audience. Russia wasn’t prepared for it. Metallica was appalled at some of the atrocities that happened that they found out about later. But nothing like this had ever come to Russia before. It was a first.
Easiest question I've ever been asked. M E T A L L I C A
Metallica all the way 🤘🏻🔥
Even now days they are still awesome live...
You should react to them playing Disposable Heroes, live in Mexico city 2009 (orgullo, pasión y gloria) crazy show...
Metallica is it's own genre.
Fastest i ever clicked on a video!! Gotta check out Metallica-fuel live 2000
I'm not sure if anyone explained the history of this show to you before, but this show was a few months before the fall of the Soviet Union. It was after the August Coup, which was a failed military takeover. Tensions were high so the Russian government contacted Monsters of Rock to have a free show in Moscow. The headliners were Metallica, Pantera, and AC/DC. Metallica's is the most remembered one because of how the military there didn't understand what a 'release' was at a concert. Since they were a closed country they did not understand why all of these people were going crazy and went around beating people in the crowd. Metallica being on stage and playing their music, did not notice this going on during their set. It's said that an estimate of 53 people died at this show (I just looked it up). Also the number of people at the show is a wild estimate, it could be anywhere from 500,000 to 1,600,000. Due to all of this history and craziness that went on, this is one of the most historic concerts ever...So for the broken bones question, there were definitely a crazy amount of broken bones at this specific show.
Im sure alotta ppl had broken bones at this show cuz I remember watchin this tape when it 1st came out & the Moscow Nazi gestapo security force was beating the fuck outta the crowd w/their batons throughout the whole festival it was unnerving to watch.
I'm honestly not sure how big of a name these guys are, but they came up on my shuffle today and I knew I needed to shout them out to my reaction family. Some great rock/metal that doesn't get nearly enough love is The Sword. "Freya," "How Heavy This Axe," and the whole [Gods of the Earth] album are excellent. Even if they don't make it to a video, I hope you enjoy. \m/ #LoveAndPeace #RockOn
Priest or Metallica. Tough choice since I could listen to rob halfords voice all day but overall I have to pick my Metallica since I do listen to them everyday.
Painkiller is the purest form of Metal solos and all.
But Metallica is my favourite.
I’ll take Metallica over any other band in the world. i’ll go one step further, if I could only see or listen to one thing the rest of my life, it would be Metallica. They fulfill and complete me LOL
Hands down Metallica in a heartbeat.
Metallica all the way. But I do love me some Judas Priest. Now, keep doing more Metallica reaction videos, please!
I once broke my finger at a Metallica concert back in the day. It was my own fault. I consider myself lucky it wasn't worse. I didn't even know it was broken until the next day.
THE GOATS BRUH!
The question is a no-brainer,,, Metallica! I listen to Metallica every day, and very rarely listen to Judas Priest. Priest has some songs I like but it’s nothing compared to Metallica’s catalog of greatness 🤘✌️
Thanks
Metallica kicks your assssss
Metallica concerts are actually extremely friendly. Maybe some dehydration and a few drunk idiots fighting but that’s about it. I lost my shoe in a Metallica mosh pit and it was returned to me almost right away.
HELL TO THE YEAH!
So glad you got here!
Yes...there were 1.6 millions fans at this concert. As far as broken bones, I'm sure there were many! Unfortunately, there were also reportedly 53 deaths at this show as well.
Ok wow...Judas Priest or Metallica...that's a tough one. Judas Priest was actually my introduction to metal waaayyy back when! My 1st metal album was Judas Priest Unleashed In The East...a live album btw!So I do have a soft spot for them. However...if I must choose only one for the rest of my life...gotta go with Metallica! I mean this show alone is fuckin incredible!
And I've seen Metallica a dozen times myself & they are this amazing live! They are right on...don't miss a beat! Personally, I prefer live music & not all bands sound so great live...but hell, Metallica sounds better live if you ask me! (IMHO)
Thank you for another awesome reaction!
Can you plz react to
Alter Bridge
"Find The Real"-Live in Amsterdam 2008
They are freakin amazing! Incredible musicians! Phenomenal vocalist!Just so criminally underrated here in the US! I really think you'll like them alot too!
Thank you my friend!
Til the next 1☮
💥💯🖤🎼🤘
Metallica. No question.
I would have been scared to death but Metallica seems to be having the time of their life.😀😀❤️❤️
1.5 million people there. Just after Regan had the wall torn down
Please check out:
W.A.S.P. -
Wild Child
The Last Command
Cries in the Night
Blind in Texas
Jack Action
Widowmaker
Megadeth;
Tornado of Souls
My Last Words (you definitely need to pull up the words for this one)
Ronnie James DIO;
Holy Diver
Hungry for Heaven
Sacred Heart
Rainbow in the Dark
Children of the Sea
Metal Church;
Watch the Children Pray
Method to your Madness
Over My Dead Body
Gods of Wrath
Burial at Sea
Iron Maiden;
-Wasted Years
-Stranger in a Strange Land
-Run to the Hills
Judas Priest
- Heading out to the Highway
- Some Heads are Gonna Roll
- Turbo Lover
Krokus;
Screaming in the Night
*Be sure to pull up the lyrics with each one. Metal is a form of lyrical art that is best appreciated when you analyze and understand the meaning of each song. IMO it’s best to start with studio versions, as some live versions are messed with by the bands and if you aren’t familiar with the song or it’s meaning, it can loose some of its ability to convey its true meaning/definition of the song when it’s done more casually in a live setting. Just a thought.. Best of luck in your metal journey!
In Russia… you not break bones.
Bones break you.
Tough question, man. But, Metallica for me. I'd rather have them both! Lol
If you do, or have done unforgiven, please do all 3. It's a trilogy and very few reactors do all 3. Most do one, maybe 2 but they never do unforgiven 3. 3 is my personal favorite but they're all great and lyrically they follow a pattern as to who is to blame.
Definitely Metallica, Judas Priest is just one step behind in evolution:) it's like comparing black powder colt peacemaker and colt 1911, both are iconic, but One is just as relevant today as it was on the release date... Judas Priest is little bit outdated now, and Metallica is foundation of modern Metal music.
Reported amount of injuries at Moscow 1991:
161,545 cases of dehydration
1,783 broken bones
9 reports of alcohol poisoning
22 drug overdoses
90,831 minor incidents (exhaustion, nausea, sunburn, etc.)
1 death
The verdict was unanimous, and deemed a thundering succes.
(Numbers may vary from source to source. This is just what I counted during the video)
Metallica, all day long. I’m new to the channel but could you please react to Metallica’s And Justice for all. One of my favorite songs of all time.
I'm always for metallica
I don’t know about the number of broken bones, but there were over 1,000 injuries, including 53 deaths and 6 rapes
Metallica you have about 40 + great songs Priest ain't even close..
Broken bones? There were quite a few deaths at this show. Between a dozen and two.
Metallica 100%
Metallica hands down.
When music meant something.
BATTERY from 1989 Seattle!!!!!
Judast Priest: All Guns Blazing ...but yea, i'd choose Metallica too
Yeah there were some broken bones. There were also 50 deaths. Oh I’ll definitely go with Metallica. Love me some Judas Priest. But Metallica are my absolute favourite band for live.
This is a huge historical performance after the fall of Communism in Eastern Europe! There were scores of deaths at this concert but you put well over one and a half million Russians together and there's going to be alcohol issues. It was a rock and roll right of passage for the Russian people!
Metallica no doubt!
Metallica over any band
Metallica Creeping Death... About the Battle between Moses and the Pharaoh and God stepping in....
metallica. no doubt.
Check out MEGADETH live in Buenos Aires and compare. Metallica wouldn't existed if it wasn't for Dave Mustaine.
It never fucking fails! Lol Metallica fans chilling in a reaction thread, enjoying the music & the reactor... when along comes an immature, snarky, jealous Megadeth fan, pissed because they're not Metallica level.
Sure, Dave was in the band for about a year, 40-years-ago. He was part of the practice band.
They were all real young. Lots o' alcohol got in the way. Dave was told to leave. Dave then formed Megadeth.
They should've named their band GAYTALLICA!!!!!!! HAHAHA!!!!!! SO FAR...SO GOOD.... SO WHAT!!!!!
The question is Megadeth or Metallica?
1 million ppl yo👿 they had to call their army out for crowd control n to guard them & had helicopters flying over to move tbe air on the ground...50 something ppl died too🙏 RIP but yeah my boys dont playyyyyyy💯
A song about the enslaved Jewish people the night before they left Egypt 3,331 years ago. All in the Bible- the old testament. The numbers were 10k fights, 11,000 rapes, and a few deaths. There were over a half million people there-- In Russia who never saw a rock concert in thier lives. And no, Metallica knew nothing about it till afterwards..
Broken bones? Over 50 people died at this show
Metallica
Metallica hands down my all time favorite band. So it’s an easy choice for me.
I'm pretty sure well over 100 people died during the festival.
Once you’ve gotten 1.6 million Russians to scream “die” I think you’ve reached the top in life
I don't know how many people broke a bone at this concert like you asked but I do know that 60 people died. Mostly from drug overdoses
Metallica man... The first four albums were fucking awesome masterpieces! Had the influence of Cliff Burton, which brought those dynamics to the sound. Then they were out of Cliff assisted songs after his unfortunate death and Jason Newsted was in the band, as he is here. Great bassist but no personal contribution at ALL, just wanted to play along with the guitars. So a bunch of increasingly crappy albums ensued, until Rob Trujillo entered the picture. After that each album has become increasingly better again, with Rob bringing his own dynamics to the table and giving Metallica a sharp, awesome new sound which I love.
Unrelated but I really would like you to do a reaction to Ball of Confusion by the Temptations. It is pure fire. Please trust me.
Metalica is the best ever...
🤘👍👍🤘ed