Hello Friends!!! Sorry for the mistake at 4:07 . I was referring to the dissolution of the USSR. 😅 I (Oliver) was looking forward to this day! Mika couldn't not know this band! Thank you very much to everyone who gives us their support in each video! Greetings from Argentina! 🤘
Great reaction to an iconic event! Just imagine being on stage and see THAT crowd! James and the rest of the band sometimes still remind this event in their interviews more than 30 years later!
@@pavelskosopalovs9514 hello friend! Thanks for your support again! An incredible show in a place that today is not going through a pleasant situation. Hopefully peace will come soon. Greetings 🤘🏼✨
Been a Dedicated Metallica fan since their existence. My first concert was their first concert in America I believe. They were at Monster's of Rock in Buffalo NY (1990). They were brand spankings new to us all!!!
I'm dating myself, but I saw Metallica three times all with Cliff Burton. This show is nuts, there is no way it could have gotten any better for the members of Metallica then on that day. AMAZINGLY huge crowd.
Mark I agree with you , with Cliff Metallica was something different amazing, may be not the same crowd as Moscow but remember Day on the Green at Oakland 1985 , Metal Hammer fest Germany , Denmark fest . Amazing shows.
@@versetripn6631 No... We were far from it we were the one's that didn't want to be mindless slaves and rebelled against it, that was the entire point of metal
@@martinkuliza hence the IRONY. (Metal?🤣). We conducted the same rebellion as the 70s babies. Remember in Apollo 13 when the oldest daughter wanted to rebel on Halloween while she mourned the Beatles breakup? Just like Olivia D'Abo on The Wonder Years. The 90s Alternative/Grunge kids mocked us as they were mocked by the Doom Gen of post-9/11. Round and Round!
Hello Pono Kanaka! Thank you very much for your comment and your support. The truth is that yes, it is a sea of people. A crazy show! 🚁😱 Greetings from Argentina!
Actually the Berlin Wall fell in 1989 and this show was late 1991 or early 1992. The Black Album (which is where the first song Enter Sandman came from) came out in August of 1991 so yeah, this show had to be after that.
Hi, friend!😁 Thank you very much for your comment and information. Yes, sorry for my mistake. When I said about the wall, I was actually referring to the dissolution of the USSR, which was a few months after that show. Greetings from Argentina! 🤘
Metallica is the band that got me into drums. I love this band, and this concert so much. I got my 1st tattoo for them during their 40th anniversary concerts on Dec 18, 2021.
They are my favorite band. I am 43 and I remember doing Brody’s in parking lots in the late 80s with my brother in law to Metallica and Megadeth blasting then going to the mini mart to play video games. Miss those days. Still to this day I want to speed down the freeway banging some Metallica! Yeah yeeeaaaahhh!! 😂
This was the first concert (other bands played too) in the USSR with western bands. That's why you see all these soldiers. Unfortunately several people died during this concert.
Hello BattleCat! Thanks for your comment. Regardless of whether it was the first time or not, the amount of people who were in this show was huge. 🚁We had heard that some people had died, but we didn't know if it was real or just comments. Greetings from Argentina!🤘
I personally thought, Jason Newsted, the bass player, was a perfect fit for Metallica. He had that god-tier energy to just rock out. A pity they didn't appreciate his epic work ethic in the band.
Hello friend! Jason made a fantastic job in Metallica. His energy and powerful voice were just that the band needed at that time. Thanks for your comment🤘🏼 Greetings from Argentina
List of things that a Pop star will never see: 1.5+ Million fans at a free concert. Actual musical talent. Music not generated by a computer. A singer who doesn't have to lip sync or use auto tuner... Or both in some cases.
@@redrick8900 That's why I don't listen to "modern metal". It has been watered down and sounds more like Pop or whinny California cry baby rock. I have yet to see or hear a single real instrument played in Pop music in the last 20 years save the occasional slow piano boo hoo song.
Rob T as I like to call him is I think Native American and Latino. He has the most beautiful hair I’ve ever seen since my grandma.. she was black and Native American…They also played in Antarctica about 10 years agoThere’s a documentary about it Called freeze em all😂
Y’all should always listen to the official audio version, or unofficial audio, because live videos not only take some of your attention away from the music but it doesn’t have no way near the same sound quality. You’ll be able to hear more of the intricacies of the music regardless what type you are listening to.
Agree. Concert ones aren't the best first experience. I recommend the semi-official ones with the lyrics overlay. The exception is ONE. Watch the video with lyrics/words overlay to really get it.
I was 16 when this was released. Thanks for the react. If you like this, I highly recommend listening to earlier Metallica as well. Allriiight.. I could have done without the 30 year old song statistic, Thanks for making me feel old. lol
Hello Guy Wilcox! Hahaha 😂😂It was not our intention! We will continue to react to more Metallica content. We could react to one of their first shows. Thanks for your comment 🤘🏼
I was lucky enough to see them on this tour ( Birmingham NEC ,u.k) This is how I remember them , I saw them at milton Keens on the black tour ( James revealed his new mullet to the world at that time) . The change in James and Jason image( Jason had a skin head ,James had a skinhead mullet) and the massive change to the set with enter sandman, sad but true ,unforgiven and a few more from the black album making up a very big portion of the show slower and softer , it really shocked thousands and thousands of metallica fans around the world , at that time up until the release of the black album they were considered to be one of the top advocates for thrash metal and it's ferocity and aggressive sound , many young metal musicians into thrash and the death metal scene considered the black album a betrayal to thrash music , personally I just saw it as the next move in their development , I didn't like anything they did after that up until death magnetic , the sound of the snare made it impossible to listen to anything from st anger , I still can't believe the producer let that snare drum sound make the cut , it is awful ,even people who know nothing of drums find the sound of the st anger snare off putting to the point they don't want to listen to any songs from that album , I hope they re release it with a proper snare sound , I could actually listen to the songs then .
Hello friend! Thank you very much for your support! We're glad you liked the reaction. Today we put out a new reaction to Master of Puppets in Seattle. We invite you to see it if you wish ^^ Have a great week. Greetings from Argentina! 🤘
The concert took place at Tushino Airfield in Moscow, Russia during the fall of the Soviet Union, only a month after the failed military coup that started the fall. Over 1.6 million people were at that show. The other performers at that show were (in order of appearance) Pantera, E.S.T(local Russian band), The Black Crows, Metallica and AC/DC.
This was the first mega concert in USSR due of the "perestroika", althought the soldiers were wnjoying the show... The people there knew them because the records were smuggled into USSR or listened via clandestine radiostations... A little bit of history nevers get bad... Greetings and blessings from Venezuela!!!
Music is to be enjoyed by all. If you don’t know that much about a band it’s ok. That’s where we the commenters come in. You will learn a lot and get lots of suggestions. Not knowing these bands can actually be a good thing. That means you can discover for yourself with no preconceptions about the music. All music should be heard or seen with a totally open mind. What they did in the past does not mean that what they do now or in the future. GOOD LUCK on your new channel.
Hello, i heard you say that weeks after this concert the Berlin Wall came down. When in reality the Berlin Wall came down in the late 1980s. This concert(s) was when The Soviet/Russian people experienced such a huge Monsters of Rock like concert & Heavy Metal/Rock Band from the West! I think The Scorpions & KISS played Moscow too, i don't know who was first.
You should react to Metallica "Creeping Death" from the same concert. It is much more loved song among people that listen to Metallica than "Enter Sandman", you can say that it is one of the greatest metal anathemas. And to few songs of Judas Priest. This band have crazy span of falvours in their records. From rock ballads like "The last rose of summer" through pop-metal like "Turbo lover" and (great) songs from "Ram it down" (like title track) to super hard stuff like "Painkiller" and "Cathedral Spires".
Absolutely true!! However- there is no equal to the power of live ROCK!! Next time watch the Super Bowl with Beyoncé or the weekend or what ever and then……. These types of bands like Metallica, Van Halen , etc were meant for and created the stadium tour! Those previously mentioned- nope😎
Hello Christian! Thanks for your comment. Yes I failed with the comment of Berlin Wall. I was talking about the URSS dissolution. Sorry! 🙏🏻Greetings from Argentina!🤘🏼
@@OhMyMole I just like accuracy, so had to state it. And I lived through it by seeing it on TV. Was exhilarating.. Sadly though, we haven't gotten the reduction of Nukes that I would prefer. 0.........
Hello Argentina, I love Argentina, our Football coach (A.E.K FC Athens) is from your country, Matías Almeyda, and he is great! Also, our center forward Sergio Araujo, and he is the best! Nice reaction guys, thank you and greetings from Munich! 🤘🏻🤘🏻🤘🏻
Hello Konstantinos Arvanitidis! (I hope I wrote it right haha😂) Thank you for your very affectionate comment. Matias Almeyda played and was coach of River Plate 🤘(The Club Oliver is a fan of)! He was one of the few who was supporting the hardest moment in the history of the club. That is why he is very fond of him! Greetings!
@@OhMyMole Yes, you wrote my name right thank you, but next time you can write the short version, just Kosta, like my friends call me! I know Matias Almeyda is famous in Argentina and not only, and we are honored to have this man as our coach! Thank you guys!
This is what freedom looks like. The Berlin Wall had just come down. The USSR was breaking up young Russians were getting to express themselves and experience the world for the first time. Just glorious.
Hey have you two heard of a band out of Ukraine called Jinjer? Check them out if you haven't yet, especially Tatiana's one-take vocals for their song "judgement and punishment". They are amazingly talented, you will like them!!!
4:58 People who start punching people in mosh pits get wrecked. I've witnessed this a few times. Moshing is not everyone punching eachother. You start doing that garbage you get your A** beat. Great video btw.
@@OhMyMole Oh yes absolutely I bet it gets wild but it still stands that they should get attacked and punished accordingly. I know there are a few different types of moshing and some of them a lot of kind of accidental punches/hits happen often. That's acceptable. Actual fighting isn't. Like I said I've seen some violence but usually doesn't end well for the perpetrator. lol. I will say that the pits in Argentina are probably more brutal than American pits most of the time for sure.
That intro gave me the same feels of: Jordan: "Good evening ladies and gentlemen, my name is Jordan" Lee: "I'm Lee" Benny: "And-" Jordan and Lee: "And we are the Axis of Awesome" Benny: "And I'm Benny"
Actual Jason was the 3rd bass player for Metallica even though Ron was not in the recordings he was the first Bass Player replaced by Cliff up until Cliff's passing then Jason until Jason left and the Rob came into the Picture. But I have been following this band since 1985ish and loved most of what they have done and brought to the secen over the years
May I suggest Arch Enemy, No more Regrets. Female singer. Intro is the two guitarists playing simultaneous two handed triplet runs at 240 b.p.m. on a pair of baritone guitars. Wow.
This happened in late September 1991. The Berlin Wall came down on November 9, 1989. That was the event that made this concert possible, however, as the falling of the Wall signified the beginning of the end for the U.S.S.R. over the eastern portion of the continent through the Warsaw Pact. This concert was thrown by Russian President Boris Yeltsin and co. as a thank you to the people that supported him as President of Russia removing Russia from the Soviet Union.
Hello friend! Thank you very much for the information. I was wrong in the video. I was referring to the dissolution of the USSR, not the fall of the wall 🥲 Thanks for the correction. Greetings from Argentina!
Metallica's albums prior to this album dubbed the "The Black Album" were albums that put Metallica on USA's map. The Black Album is when Metallica introduced itself to the WORLD.
Metallica are an amazing band, but what you need to remember is this.... They were not even the headline band for this concert ACDC were, so imagine how mad the crowd was by the time ACDC took to the stage !!!!
You should get her to watch bleed by meshugga , I think it would be interesting to see if she can get into it . Then after that introduce her to some of the first real brutal and fast death metal bands from Florida itself , some would say that's where death metal was born , I really recommend listening to a band called deicide , start with the legion album , back in the very early 90s when people heard that album for the first time , it blew their minds and also changed the landscape for the sound of death metal going forward , it's one of the most brutal and violent sounding albums in death metal history , as a musician the technicality if the music is just amazing , the drummer 'steve ashiem' wrote at least 50% of the songs on that album ,and even moreso in the future albums 👍
I can say briefly. the concert was held in Moscow (free of charge), and at that time, strangely enough, the government was overthrown in Moscow, the USSR was falling apart. most likely it was specially organized in order to divert the most violent to a separate place. Since everything happened with little blood, which is surprising. Metallica itself has archival video data, where they are surprised at what is happening on the streets of Moscow.
Hello Toby! Thank you very much for the comment. I was wrong in the video. I was referring to the dissolution of the USSR, not the fall of the wall 🥲 Thanks for the correction. Greetings from Argentina!
When the "Black album" came out I rejected it, and had to be talked into giving it another chance. However, Master of Puppets, Ride the Lightning, And Justice for All, etc were instant winners for me.
Hello Friend! Thank you for leaving us your opinion about the different Metallica albums. The Black Album was highly questioned by fans. Greetings from Argentina! 🤘
1.3, 1.4 million people, there in Moscow? Something like that. Maybe it was 1.6M? [Oh, right, y'all said so.] Rod Stewart has the record for biggest concert, 3.3 million I believe, on the beach at Rio de Janeiro, for the New Years Eve turn of the Millennium. It was free, which explains the crowd size. And they had giant Jumbotrons set up every so often, up and down the beaches, so everybody could see what was happening on stage. Millions. I believe the Scorpions concert on the Berlin Wall also had a crowd size in the seven figures. There aren't that many of such scale.
@@OhMyMole as a England native, I love Argentina. There are two of your countrymen who are heros to me. And one is basically god. Sergio kun aguero and Pablo zabaleta. They are my guys. And a big shout to nico ottimendi too.. And we now have Julian Alvarez... My team has a huge connection to Argentina... Much love guys...🤟🇦🇷🏴🤟 You should do 'one' next...🙏
Moshing is a semi-violent dance metalheads use to expend energy. You're not really trying to hurt anyone, but, people do get hurt. in fact, you can get into some serious shit if the crowd sees you intentionally trying to injure people. Most of the time, they get you in ways that look accidental. An "accidental" elbow to the eye, headbutt to the nose, or just a clean punch to the jaw as they pass you by. Other times, people don't hide it, they just straight up mud-stomp your ass for disrespecting the pit. It's there for you to have fun, not be an asshole.
Please Please Please dont pause or speak through Dimebags solo or the breakdown in Domination from this same concert its a cardinal sin among metal fans
Hello friend! Thank you very much for your comment. I was wrong in the video. I was referring to the dissolution of the USSR, not the fall of the wall 🥲 Thanks for the correction. Greetings from Argentina!
![[RAPPER REACTION] METALLICA - ENTER SANDMAN LIVE IN MOSCOW](http://i.ytimg.com/vi/Fi370WdHlEc/mqdefault.jpg)
Hello Friends!!! Sorry for the mistake at 4:07 . I was referring to the dissolution of the USSR. 😅 I (Oliver) was looking forward to this day! Mika couldn't not know this band! Thank you very much to everyone who gives us their support in each video! Greetings from Argentina! 🤘
Great reaction to an iconic event! Just imagine being on stage and see THAT crowd! James and the rest of the band sometimes still remind this event in their interviews more than 30 years later!
@@pavelskosopalovs9514 hello friend! Thanks for your support again! An incredible show in a place that today is not going through a pleasant situation. Hopefully peace will come soon. Greetings 🤘🏼✨
Been a Dedicated Metallica fan since their existence. My first concert was their first concert in America I believe. They were at Monster's of Rock in Buffalo NY (1990). They were brand spankings new to us all!!!
Do Pantera, Domination, from same show
@@rachaddle6581 I may have completely misunderstood (and sorry if I did) but Metallica has been around before 1990. 1981 was their founding.
This was definitely one of the biggest concerts in history. They basically had an entire small country there.
Hello friend! Yeaaah! This show was incredible 🤘🏼 Thanks for your comment. Greetings from Argentina!
1.6 million people
It's still the biggest in history not one other comes even close.
Moscow, About 1.6 million people....+ AC/DC, Pantera.....
Exactly!!!!!! Metalania!
Metalatropolis , Metalaberg,
Metalishire, Metalliford, Metalliville? Headbangaria?
Always happy to see a pop fan discover music!
Hello friend! Thanks for the comment 😊 Greetings from Argentina 🤘🏼
I like how you just said music haha
Don't you mean REAL music? Hahahahaha🤣
@@CONSOLETRUTH2 yes, that was implied!
technically metallica is pop music
pop = popular
Imagine how we felt at your ages in 1983 when their first album came out !😀
Hello Joe! It must have been amazing to live that moment 🤘🏼😬 Thanks for your comment! Greetings from Argentina 🤘🏼
Came out 1991 lol all good
@@JeremyW55 He means the bands first album
@@bundymccain2642 oh shi... my bad totally read that wrong Sorry Joe
@@JeremyW55 😄
I'm dating myself, but I saw Metallica three times all with Cliff Burton. This show is nuts, there is no way it could have gotten any better for the members of Metallica then on that day. AMAZINGLY huge crowd.
Hello Mark! Thanks for your comment! This show was amazing! I don't think it can be beaten at the crowd level. Greetings from Argentina 🤘🏼🤘🏼
@@OhMyMole Hello, from Nebraska USA
500,000 apparently.
Mark I agree with you , with Cliff Metallica was something different amazing, may be not the same crowd as Moscow but remember Day on the Green at Oakland 1985 , Metal Hammer fest Germany , Denmark fest .
Amazing shows.
@@luisaguilar709 yeah that Roskilde '86 gig live with Cliff always fries me brains,cheers!
Over 1.5 million … showed up , other bands where there but still .. biggest concert ever .. in Russia .. Soviet Russia too .. damn
Hello John! Thanks for your comment. This show was crazy! A lot o people there! 🤯Greetings from Argentina 🤘🏼
To celebrate the fall of Soviet Russia.
@@ch2iss yes
folktale
@@RoverWaters probably.. ✌️❤️💯🤘
I saw them live in 1994, my neck was killing me for days from all the headbanging 🤟
Hello Rodney! How nice to have enjoyed a show at that time! Thank you very much for the comment. Greetings 🤟🤟
Where? I saw them in Burgettstown (Pittsburgh, Star Lake, 8/12/94), my first ever show!
Heavy metal is the reason GenX has neck and back problems😂 🤘🏾🎸🥞👉🏾
I love seeing young peoples reactions to what we all ( at my age ) already knew !
Hello David! Thanks for your comment and support! Greetings 🤘🏼
That we are mindless slaves?
I agree (i'm 49)
@@versetripn6631 No... We were far from it
we were the one's that didn't want to be mindless slaves and rebelled against it, that was the entire point of metal
@@martinkuliza hence the IRONY.
(Metal?🤣).
We conducted the same rebellion as the 70s babies.
Remember in Apollo 13 when the oldest daughter wanted to rebel on Halloween while she mourned the Beatles breakup?
Just like Olivia D'Abo on The Wonder Years.
The 90s Alternative/Grunge kids mocked us as they were mocked by the Doom Gen of post-9/11.
Round and Round!
That's when they played in Moscow tour of 91 to promote the black album
Hello Jesse! Thanks for your comment. Nice work of Metallica. A lot of people there. Greetings from Argentina 🤘🏼
I love your reaction to this. What a huge crowd. I wouldn’t want to be in a concert with this many people lol, it just looks so crushing
Hello Pono Kanaka! Thank you very much for your comment and your support. The truth is that yes, it is a sea of people. A crazy show! 🚁😱 Greetings from Argentina!
*que caught in a mosh by anthrax*
Actually the Berlin Wall fell in 1989 and this show was late 1991 or early 1992. The Black Album (which is where the first song Enter Sandman came from) came out in August of 1991 so yeah, this show had to be after that.
Hi, friend!😁 Thank you very much for your comment and information. Yes, sorry for my mistake. When I said about the wall, I was actually referring to the dissolution of the USSR, which was a few months after that show. Greetings from Argentina! 🤘
Yep, "The band's biggest concert ever was on September 28, 1991, at Tushino Airfield in Moscow, Russia."
They were leading into their next song "Creeping Death" which is another banger, same concert.
Hello Donnie m! Thanks for your recommendation. Greetings from Argentina 🤘🏼
@@OhMyMole Charlotte, North Carolina here, greetings!
Just learned Creeping Death on guitar recently.
@@Startafnwar sick yo, will you perhaps upload to yt?
Metallica is the band that got me into drums. I love this band, and this concert so much. I got my 1st tattoo for them during their 40th anniversary concerts on Dec 18, 2021.
Wow! Amazing! 🤘🤘
There are people still trying to make their way back to their car from this concert! 😂 Great reaction!
Hello friend! Hahah yes 🤣🤣Thanks for comment. Greetings from Argentina 🤘🏼
Always fun watching people fall in love with a band/song. Next best thing to hearing it for the 1st time
Hello Barry thanks for your comment! Metallica is an amazing and powerful band. 🤘🏼 Greetings from Argentina!
i hope you guys watched the whole concert... Harvester of Sorrow goes so hard
Hello Michael! We only saw this song. We will react to more content of this show soon 🤘🏼 Greetings!
@@OhMyMole Creeping Death from this concert was great.
Actually, they are had four bass players. Ron McGovney, Cliff Burton, Jason Newsted and Robert Trujillo
Hello Brad! Thanks for the comment and the correction. Yes! Ron was the first! Greetings from Argentina ✨🤘🏼
They are my favorite band. I am 43 and I remember doing Brody’s in parking lots in the late 80s with my brother in law to Metallica and Megadeth blasting then going to the mini mart to play video games. Miss those days. Still to this day I want to speed down the freeway banging some Metallica! Yeah yeeeaaaahhh!! 😂
Thanks again for your comment! It must have been amazing to live through that time. Lots of quality bands making quality music 🤘🤘 Take Care!
LoL they make me speed everytime! I can't listen in the car.
Fun fact: the intro for this song is from the movie "The good, the Bad and the Ugly" with Clint Eastwood, born from the genius of Mr. Ennio Morricone
Hello Paulo! Ohhhh! Ennio Morricone. A great one who left us in the middle of a pandemic. I remember it very sadly. Greetings from Argentina! 🤘
Next Metallica reaction should be Master of Puppets live in Seattle, 1989
Hello AmR and thanks for the comment. Yeaaah! Master of Puppets will be one of the next reactions. Greetings!🤟🤟
@@OhMyMole thanks for replying and I recommended the Seattle 1989 performance of this song because that concert was one of their best ever .
@@amr4336 Nono, thanks to you. Cool! We still have many bands left to react but surely the next reaction to Metallica will be from that show ^^
@@OhMyMole Cool, will be looking forward to see more reactions on your channel
100%
This was the first concert (other bands played too) in the USSR with western bands. That's why you see all these soldiers. Unfortunately several people died during this concert.
What about Scorpions in 1988? (just one example).
Soldiers - bcs 1.6 million people. Policemans just not enough.
no, not the first. Popular Western musicians visited the USSR back in the 70s
Hello BattleCat! Thanks for your comment. Regardless of whether it was the first time or not, the amount of people who were in this show was huge. 🚁We had heard that some people had died, but we didn't know if it was real or just comments. Greetings from Argentina!🤘
@@konradkarlovich5801 Uriah Heep was one! Awesome concert!
This one always gives me chills even after seeing it for 30 Years!! So also check out Seattle 1989!!
Hello James! Thanks for your comment. We reacted to Master of Puppets live in Seattle! You could check it if u want 🤘🏼😊 Greetings from Argentina!
I personally thought, Jason Newsted, the bass player, was a perfect fit for Metallica. He had that god-tier energy to just rock out. A pity they didn't appreciate his epic work ethic in the band.
It is a tragedy what happened to Cliff and you are exactly right about Jason.
Hello friend! Jason made a fantastic job in Metallica. His energy and powerful voice were just that the band needed at that time. Thanks for your comment🤘🏼 Greetings from Argentina
Kinda mad about how they muted his bass in ajfa
It was unfortunate he was replacing Cliff Burton. They never gave him a real chance.
@@DaEpicTable yes they did him dirty
R.I.P. Clifford Lee Burton 😢 an amazing musician taken from us way too early 😭
Hello Jeffrey! Thanks for your comment. Yes, so sad 😭 We will react to Cliff'em all soon. Greetings! 🤘
@@OhMyMole awesome 😃 I'm looking forward to it 😊 Cliff was classically trained and was very good at his work 😎 enjoy the ride 😊
deym, still got goosebumps listening to metallica.
Hello Louis! Metallica is an amazing band 🤯🤘🏼Greetings from Argentina!
List of things that a Pop star will never see:
1.5+ Million fans at a free concert.
Actual musical talent.
Music not generated by a computer.
A singer who doesn't have to lip sync or use auto tuner... Or both in some cases.
Hello Tommy! Hahah 😂Thanks for your comment. Greetings!
@@OhMyMole Just picking on y'all a bit
There is a lot you don't know about pop music. Also, modern metal is covered in auto tune, computer generated music and auto tune.
@@redrick8900 That's why I don't listen to "modern metal". It has been watered down and sounds more like Pop or whinny California cry baby rock.
I have yet to see or hear a single real instrument played in Pop music in the last 20 years save the occasional slow piano boo hoo song.
@@redrick8900 enlighten us on the labyrinth of what makes pop intricate
The GOATS
Love you! This is the warm up!
Hello Jack! Thanks for your comment 🥰 Greetings
Rob T as I like to call him is I think Native American and Latino. He has the most beautiful hair I’ve ever seen since my grandma.. she was black and Native American…They also played in Antarctica about 10 years agoThere’s a documentary about it Called freeze em all😂
Hello Meishawn and welcome to the channel! Thanks for your comment and information about Rob. Haha, freeze en all 😂😂 Greetings from Argentina 🤘🏼🤘🏼
Rob's hair is beautiful but i think Claudio Sanchez has him beat lol
1.6 million people attended that concert in moscow , the monsters of rock tour. sure miss those days
Hello friend! Crazy concert 🤯🚁 Greetings from Argentina. Take Care🤘🏼
I just saw you for the first time! You are very nice people, I would almost say sweet! All the best and love from Austria!
Hello friend! Thanks for your lovely comment. 🥰❤️Greetings from Argentina!
Y’all should always listen to the official audio version, or unofficial audio, because live videos not only take some of your attention away from the music but it doesn’t have no way near the same sound quality. You’ll be able to hear more of the intricacies of the music regardless what type you are listening to.
Hello Christopher! Thanks for share your recommendation with us! Greetings 🤘🏼🤘🏼
Agree. Concert ones aren't the best first experience.
I recommend the semi-official ones with the lyrics overlay. The exception is ONE. Watch the video with lyrics/words overlay to really get it.
Not always. There are some excellent Dio concerts good sound production, same goes for nightwish
I think live is always better. More energy. More emotion.
Metal is MEANT to be FELT like. Period.
I was 16 when this was released. Thanks for the react. If you like this, I highly recommend listening to earlier Metallica as well. Allriiight.. I could have done without the 30 year old song statistic, Thanks for making me feel old. lol
Hello Guy Wilcox! Hahaha 😂😂It was not our intention! We will continue to react to more Metallica content. We could react to one of their first shows. Thanks for your comment 🤘🏼
I was lucky enough to see them on this tour ( Birmingham NEC ,u.k)
This is how I remember them , I saw them at milton Keens on the black tour ( James revealed his new mullet to the world at that time) .
The change in James and Jason image( Jason had a skin head ,James had a skinhead mullet) and the massive change to the set with enter sandman, sad but true ,unforgiven and a few more from the black album making up a very big portion of the show slower and softer , it really shocked thousands and thousands of metallica fans around the world , at that time up until the release of the black album they were considered to be one of the top advocates for thrash metal and it's ferocity and aggressive sound , many young metal musicians into thrash and the death metal scene considered the black album a betrayal to thrash music , personally I just saw it as the next move in their development , I didn't like anything they did after that up until death magnetic , the sound of the snare made it impossible to listen to anything from st anger , I still can't believe the producer let that snare drum sound make the cut , it is awful ,even people who know nothing of drums find the sound of the st anger snare off putting to the point they don't want to listen to any songs from that album , I hope they re release it with a proper snare sound , I could actually listen to the songs then .
Hello friend! Thank you very much for this valuable information. 🤘❤ Greetings from Argentina!
1.6 million people there. Something like this will probably never happen again in history
Hello Kyle! That show is crazy. It must have been amazing to live that moment. 🤯 Thanks for comment. Greetings! 🤘🤘
epic song from this show. next show, creeping death. ive seen them live 3 times, always fun shows to see.
Hello Derek! Thanks for your comment. We are really impressed. A lot of people there!!! 🤯🚁 Greetings from Argentina!
Dropped in for Metallica, stayed for the nail polish. Nice look, young man. Subbed.
Hello Caine! Thanks a lot for your comment 🥰 Greetings from Argentina 🤘🏼
@@OhMyMole And warmest greeting from Ohio!
I dont usually comment or vote on reaction videos, but this one was good, her reactions were real!
Hello friend! Thank you very much for your support! We're glad you liked the reaction. Today we put out a new reaction to Master of Puppets in Seattle. We invite you to see it if you wish ^^ Have a great week. Greetings from Argentina! 🤘
The concert took place at Tushino Airfield in Moscow, Russia during the fall of the Soviet Union, only a month after the failed military coup that started the fall. Over 1.6 million people were at that show. The other performers at that show were (in order of appearance) Pantera, E.S.T(local Russian band), The Black Crows, Metallica and AC/DC.
Hello Harry! Thanks a lot for this information about the show🚁🚁. Greetings! 🤘🤘🤘
@@OhMyMole No worries. Cheers from a metalhead in New Zealand!
This was the first mega concert in USSR due of the "perestroika", althought the soldiers were wnjoying the show... The people there knew them because the records were smuggled into USSR or listened via clandestine radiostations... A little bit of history nevers get bad...
Greetings and blessings from Venezuela!!!
Hello Edwin! Muchas gracias por tu comentario! Los soldados estaban también disfrutando del show jaja. Un abrazo grande! 🤘🤘🤘🤘
Music is to be enjoyed by all. If you don’t know that much about a band it’s ok. That’s where we the commenters come in. You will learn a lot and get lots of suggestions. Not knowing these bands can actually be a good thing. That means you can discover for yourself with no preconceptions about the music. All music should be heard or seen with a totally open mind. What they did in the past does not mean that what they do now or in the future. GOOD LUCK on your new channel.
Thanks for your comment Peter! It makes us feel really comfortable. Sends you a big hug from Argenitna 🥰🥰
Hello, i heard you say that weeks after this concert the Berlin Wall came down. When in reality the Berlin Wall came down in the late 1980s. This concert(s) was when The Soviet/Russian people experienced such a huge Monsters of Rock like concert & Heavy Metal/Rock Band from the West! I think The Scorpions & KISS played Moscow too, i don't know who was first.
Metal Gods? Oh yeah.
*YOU BET YOUR ASS, THEY ARE!* 🤘😎🤘
Hello friend! Yeaaah 🤘🏼🤘🏼🤘🏼 Greetings from Argentina
@@OhMyMole Greetings from *Abingdon, Maryland* 👋😎
See this was back in the day when people actually put their differences aside to enjoy something together as just people.
Hello friend! Music unites people ❤ Thanks for your comment. Take Care!
Oh man i was 16 ! Great days! 🤘🏻
Hello Adenauer! Thanks for your comment. This was a great show!🤘🏼Greetings from Argentina!
You should react to Metallica "Creeping Death" from the same concert. It is much more loved song among people that listen to Metallica than "Enter Sandman", you can say that it is one of the greatest metal anathemas. And to few songs of Judas Priest. This band have crazy span of falvours in their records. From rock ballads like "The last rose of summer" through pop-metal like "Turbo lover" and (great) songs from "Ram it down" (like title track) to super hard stuff like "Painkiller" and "Cathedral Spires".
Hello Kamil! Thanks for your comment! Yeeeah, we will react to Creeping Death soon 🤘🏼 Greetings from Argentina!
Music knows no boundaries of any kind. Music brings us together.
Hello friend! Yes ✨ The power of music! Greetings from Argentina 🇦🇷 🤘🏼
@@OhMyMole Greetings from Florida USA
Absolutely true!! However- there is no equal to the power of live ROCK!! Next time watch the Super Bowl with Beyoncé or the weekend or what ever and then……. These types of bands like Metallica, Van Halen , etc were meant for and created the stadium tour! Those previously mentioned- nope😎
1991 Moscow 1.6 million attendees, Berlin Wall Fall 1989.
Hello Christian! Thanks for your comment. Yes I failed with the comment of Berlin Wall. I was talking about the URSS dissolution. Sorry! 🙏🏻Greetings from Argentina!🤘🏼
Rumor has it that people are still exiting this concert.
Hello DDinfan T! Thanks for your comment. Haha😂 Awesome show 🚁 Greetings from Argentina!🤘
No the Berlin Wall fell in 89 of Nov 9th. This concert was in of course Moscow, of 91.
Hello Matt! Yes. I was wrong. I was referring to the dissolution of the USSR. Sorry 🙏🏻 Thanks for your comment. Greetings from Argentina 🤘🏼
@@OhMyMole I just like accuracy, so had to state it. And I lived through it by seeing it on TV. Was exhilarating.. Sadly though, we haven't gotten the reduction of Nukes that I would prefer. 0.........
A…… Million……. Fans……… in one place ok? Get it yet?
Because Metallica….
🤯🚁✨🤘🏼 Thanks for your comment! Greetings from Argentina
@@OhMyMole hell yeah!!!
Hello Argentina, I love Argentina, our Football coach (A.E.K FC Athens) is from your country, Matías Almeyda, and he is great! Also, our center forward Sergio Araujo, and he is the best! Nice reaction guys, thank you and greetings from Munich! 🤘🏻🤘🏻🤘🏻
Hello Konstantinos Arvanitidis! (I hope I wrote it right haha😂) Thank you for your very affectionate comment. Matias Almeyda played and was coach of River Plate 🤘(The Club Oliver is a fan of)! He was one of the few who was supporting the hardest moment in the history of the club. That is why he is very fond of him! Greetings!
@@OhMyMole Yes, you wrote my name right thank you, but next time you can write the short version, just Kosta, like my friends call me! I know Matias Almeyda is famous in Argentina and not only, and we are honored to have this man as our coach! Thank you guys!
This crowd was insane
Thanks for your support friend! Greetings
Gracias por los subtítulos, llevo años viendo reacciones, y puedo decir que ustedes tienen el mejor sonido, por lo menos el más fuerte ..
Gracias amigo! Intentamos estar en esos detalles, pero no siempre nos da el tiempo. Saludos desde Argentina! 🤘☺
This is what freedom looks like. The Berlin Wall had just come down. The USSR was breaking up young Russians were getting to express themselves and experience the world for the first time. Just glorious.
Hello Hornline! 1.6m 🤯🤯 Crazy show. Greetings 🤘🏼
Holy crap at the crowd...That would be unreal. Good thing it was outside...There is no building that could do that
Hello friend! Thanks for your comment. Yeaaah. Crazy show 🤯🚁 Greetings!
Hitler sent 3 million men and lost. USA sent four guys with long hair...
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I really love that story lol
MetallicA loves Argentina! Glad to have new fans discovering new music anywhere in the world. The Universal Language, for certain! Yes!
Hello Michael! Thanks for your comment. We are really enjoying the reactions. We have a lot of bands to react! Greetings! 🤘🤘🤘
Hey have you two heard of a band out of Ukraine called Jinjer? Check them out if you haven't yet, especially Tatiana's one-take vocals for their song "judgement and punishment". They are amazingly talented, you will like them!!!
4:58 People who start punching people in mosh pits get wrecked. I've witnessed this a few times. Moshing is not everyone punching eachother. You start doing that garbage you get your A** beat. Great video btw.
Hello Kreengle! Thanks for your comment!Here in Argentina the mosh pits are dangerous. Not just body crashes. Kicks and punches too haha 😂 Greetings!
@@OhMyMole Oh yes absolutely I bet it gets wild but it still stands that they should get attacked and punished accordingly. I know there are a few different types of moshing and some of them a lot of kind of accidental punches/hits happen often. That's acceptable. Actual fighting isn't. Like I said I've seen some violence but usually doesn't end well for the perpetrator. lol. I will say that the pits in Argentina are probably more brutal than American pits most of the time for sure.
Perfect reaction to heavy metal, wanting to punch someone! Lol... great reaction!
Hello Charlie! Thanks for your comment! Greetings from Argentina 🤘🏼🤘🏼
The Berlin wall came down in 1989. This was the first major exposure of western music and culture to the former Soviet Union
Hello Baronstone. Really sorry about the mistakes. I(Oliver) was wrong. Greetings from Argentina 🤘🏼
That intro gave me the same feels of:
Jordan: "Good evening ladies and gentlemen, my name is Jordan"
Lee: "I'm Lee"
Benny: "And-"
Jordan and Lee: "And we are the Axis of Awesome"
Benny: "And I'm Benny"
Hello Sagan! Hahaha 😂 Thanks for your comment. Greetings from Argentina!
This concert is the 4th biggest one in history with 1.6 millions
Hello friend! Crazy show 🚁🤯 Thanks for your comment! Greetings 🤘🏼
Metallica - *Master of puppets live 1989* please!
1 Million people were there. One of the Largest crowds ever!
Hello friend! Thanks for your comment. Crazy show! 🚁🤘 Greetings from Argentina!
nice reaction) thanks)
Hello Friend! Thanks you for the comment. Greetings from Argentina 🤘
@@OhMyMole greenings for Ukraine :)
Actual Jason was the 3rd bass player for Metallica even though Ron was not in the recordings he was the first Bass Player replaced by Cliff up until Cliff's passing then Jason until Jason left and the Rob came into the Picture. But I have been following this band since 1985ish and loved most of what they have done and brought to the secen over the years
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1.6 Million people in attendance over a 3 day period.
Hello friend! This show was Crazy! 🚁 Thanks for your comment. Greetings from Argentina!
You two should totally start doing more reaction videos. More metal! lol. I got a good list of some recommendations.
Cool! We are open to receive recommendations 🤘🤘
The Berlin wall was going down in november 1989. 🎸🤘
Hello Matze! Thanks for comment. Yes! I was referring to the dissolution of the USSR. It was my mistake 😅 Greetings 🤘
@@OhMyMole You could also react to the Scorpions Wind of change, it`s about the cold war and the fall of the berlin wall.
@@matzek6200 Oh! Nice recommendation. Thanks ☺
May I suggest Arch Enemy, No more Regrets. Female singer. Intro is the two guitarists playing simultaneous two handed triplet runs at 240 b.p.m. on a pair of baritone guitars. Wow.
Hello Chris! Thanks for you comment and recommendation! We added Arch Enemy to our list to react! Greetings from Argentina! 🤘🏼🤘🏼
This happened in late September 1991. The Berlin Wall came down on November 9, 1989. That was the event that made this concert possible, however, as the falling of the Wall signified the beginning of the end for the U.S.S.R. over the eastern portion of the continent through the Warsaw Pact.
This concert was thrown by Russian President Boris Yeltsin and co. as a thank you to the people that supported him as President of Russia removing Russia from the Soviet Union.
Hello friend! Thank you very much for the information. I was wrong in the video. I was referring to the dissolution of the USSR, not the fall of the wall 🥲 Thanks for the correction. Greetings from Argentina!
Metallica's albums prior to this album dubbed the "The Black Album" were albums that put Metallica on USA's map. The Black Album is when Metallica introduced itself to the WORLD.
Hello Peter! Thanks a lot for your comment and for share your opinion with us. Greetings from Argentina 🤘🏼😊
I actually attribute it to the video "one" was when they really broke out. The black album just pushed them mainstream.
Welcome to Metallica , True story, I have hearing loss from the front row concerts in the 80's - my ear still ring from master of puppets
Hello friend! Thanks for your comment! Metallica is an amazing band 🤘🏼✨ Greetings from Argentina!
Metallica are an amazing band, but what you need to remember is this.... They were not even the headline band for this concert ACDC were, so imagine how mad the crowd was by the time ACDC took to the stage !!!!
Hello friend! Thanks for your comment. We will react to ACDC soon! 🤘🤘 Greetings from Argentina!
You should get her to watch bleed by meshugga , I think it would be interesting to see if she can get into it .
Then after that introduce her to some of the first real brutal and fast death metal bands from Florida itself , some would say that's where death metal was born ,
I really recommend listening to a band called deicide , start with the legion album , back in the very early 90s when people heard that album for the first time , it blew their minds and also changed the landscape for the sound of death metal going forward , it's one of the most brutal and violent sounding albums in death metal history , as a musician the technicality if the music is just amazing , the drummer 'steve ashiem' wrote at least 50% of the songs on that album ,and even moreso in the future albums 👍
Cool! We will add it to our list to react. Take Care!
Well done guys!
Hello friend! Thanks! Greetings from Argentina 🤘🏼
Keep on rockin'. ... Stay cool.
Hello friend! Thanks for your comment and support! Greetings from Argentina 🤘🏼✨
Metallica is a way of life…
Hello friend! Yeaaaaaaah 🤘🤘 Thanks for your comment. Greetings from Argentina!
Dude...love the KISS shirt
Hello Kevin! Thanks 🤘🏼😊 Take Care!
Love them or hate them they are the biggest band in metal history
Hello J S! Thanks for your opinion! Metallica is an amazing band! 🤘🤘🤘 Greetings from Argentina!
Came here to say that the guy with the kiss shirt had the great idea
I can say briefly. the concert was held in Moscow (free of charge), and at that time, strangely enough, the government was overthrown in Moscow, the USSR was falling apart. most likely it was specially organized in order to divert the most violent to a separate place. Since everything happened with little blood, which is surprising. Metallica itself has archival video data, where they are surprised at what is happening on the streets of Moscow.
Hello friend! Thanks for this information!! It is important to know the context of this show. Greetings from Argentina 🤘🏼
@@OhMyMole yes, and at this concert there were acdc
The Berlin Wall fell 9 of Nov 1989 so this is like 2 years after, one of Metallicas best songs ever made.
Hello Toby! Thank you very much for the comment. I was wrong in the video. I was referring to the dissolution of the USSR, not the fall of the wall 🥲 Thanks for the correction. Greetings from Argentina!
@@OhMyMole Np mate :)
When the "Black album" came out I rejected it, and had to be talked into giving it another chance. However, Master of Puppets, Ride the Lightning, And Justice for All, etc were instant winners for me.
Hello Friend! Thank you for leaving us your opinion about the different Metallica albums. The Black Album was highly questioned by fans. Greetings from Argentina! 🤘
@@OhMyMole always glad to see more people finding the amazing music I grew up listening to!
They stopped counting the crowd at 1.6 million. Likely closer to 2 million people
Hahah! 😂 Really crazy this show. It must have been amazing to be there. Greetings from Argentina 🤘
1.3, 1.4 million people, there in Moscow? Something like that. Maybe it was 1.6M? [Oh, right, y'all said so.]
Rod Stewart has the record for biggest concert, 3.3 million I believe, on the beach at Rio de Janeiro, for the New Years Eve turn of the Millennium. It was free, which explains the crowd size. And they had giant Jumbotrons set up every so often, up and down the beaches, so everybody could see what was happening on stage.
Millions. I believe the Scorpions concert on the Berlin Wall also had a crowd size in the seven figures. There aren't that many of such scale.
Hello Will ! Thanks a lot for this information! Greetings from Argentina 🤘🏼
They say there were 1.6 million people who were in front of that stage. I think the crowd reaches back at least 2 KM.
Hello Tom! Thanks for your comment. Yes, this show was crazy! 🚁💥 Greetings!
1.6 million was the estimated attendance
Hello Ron! That’s amazing 🤯🚁 Thanks for your comment! Greetings from Argentina🤘🏼
Rumours has it, there's people still on the airfield today...
Just the odd 1.6 million turned up..😎🤟
Hello friend! Thanks for your comment. Amazing show! So crazy! 🤯 Greetings from Argentina 🤘🏼🤘🏼
@@OhMyMole as a England native, I love Argentina.
There are two of your countrymen who are heros to me.
And one is basically god.
Sergio kun aguero and Pablo zabaleta.
They are my guys.
And a big shout to nico ottimendi too..
And we now have Julian Alvarez...
My team has a huge connection to Argentina...
Much love guys...🤟🇦🇷🏴🤟
You should do 'one' next...🙏
Russia didn’t have western musical artists tour there. So this was the first concert in so long. I think the Russians liked it. 😊
Hello Sean! Crazy concert in Moscow 🤯🚁 We think the Russians liked it too haha 😂 Greetings 🤘🏼🤘🏼
Moshing is a semi-violent dance metalheads use to expend energy. You're not really trying to hurt anyone, but, people do get hurt. in fact, you can get into some serious shit if the crowd sees you intentionally trying to injure people. Most of the time, they get you in ways that look accidental. An "accidental" elbow to the eye, headbutt to the nose, or just a clean punch to the jaw as they pass you by. Other times, people don't hide it, they just straight up mud-stomp your ass for disrespecting the pit. It's there for you to have fun, not be an asshole.
You have to watch Pantera perform Domination at same concert. The guitarist is Dime Bag Darrel Abbot. The best metal guitarist ever. Hands down.
And "Cementary Gates".
Hello Jeff! Thanks for your comment! We added Pantera to our list to react! 🤘🏼Greetings from Argentina!
No, Jason didn't leave the band in 1999. It happened 3 years later - in 2001.
Hello Vanya! Thanks for the correction! 🤘🏼 Greetings from Argentina
1.5 Million people massive crowd
Hello friend! That show was crazy 🚁 Greetings!
1.6 million people were there!
Hello Randolph! Thanks for the info about the show! Greetings! 🤘🏼
A crazy amount of People
Hello GRY L! Thanks for comment! Yeaah! So crazy 🤯 Greetings from Argentina 🤘🏼
Yeah, I've done this with gf's...I'm usually drunk.
Hahahah 😂 Thanks for your comment 🤘
That tour was concert was with Pantera as well
Hello Curt! Thanks for the comment. Yes! We will react to Pantera soon 🤘🏼Greetings!
Please Please Please dont pause or speak through Dimebags solo or the breakdown in Domination from this same concert its a cardinal sin among metal fans
@@Ghillie__Dhu Ok! Thanks for this recommendation 🤘🏼
I remember back in 89 when I first heard Pantera and I was hooked then
The Berlin Wall came down in 1989 prior to this concert.
Hello friend! Thank you very much for your comment. I was wrong in the video. I was referring to the dissolution of the USSR, not the fall of the wall 🥲 Thanks for the correction. Greetings from Argentina!