I'M READY FOR MORE! Metallica - Seek & Destroy | REACTION
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James Hetfield is not just a vocalist. Greatest rhythm guitarist of all time
My vote is for Malcolm Young, James is right up there
@@viclagina347 Good shout. Malcolm was criminally underappreciated for decades imho.
This album changed my life.
This album gave me life.
It is always best to check out the studio version first so you hear it the way all of us did. I think this version surpasses any live version anyway.
Nahhh seattle 89 is better
@@ozanb9669 As someone who has been a Metallica fan from the first album, I disagree. If you like singalongs, the Seattle performance is fine, but for a first listen the studio version is the best way to go. Plus this version has Cliff. Not that Jason isn't good, but I prefer the album version.
Dave Mustaine, guitar/vocals/founder of Megadeth, was their original lead guitarist.
You need to hit up Master of Puppets and Ride the Lightning albums. Epic stuff 🔥
For my money, the quintessential metal song. As a guitar player, 1983 was the pinnacle of the old metal with Iron Maiden's Piece of Mind and the advent of the new with this album. Seek And Destroy was the teacher of metal rhythm guitar to thousands of young guitarists.
Do you do Seek? were the first words out of every young guitarist who jammed with the band I was in. lmao
Try listening to Anesthesia and Phantom Lord too! In this album they are "wild"!!
"The sandman song" 🤣 ... currently wearing my Kill Em All t-shirt
Next Metallica song should be “Master of Puppets”
This is my favorite song of all time. No exceptions, no question at all.
I love this song
Megadeth - Holy Wars (The Punishment Due) official video!!!
Always fun to watch someone get into Metallica! For the first listen, I believe studio versions are always the way to go. If you want a heavy song, try "The Thing That Should Not Be" or "Sad But True", but you could also just go through their albums chronologically
Metallica Live in Seattle 1989. One of the best live concert ever......
Seek, Creeping Death and Master Of Puppets all pre-date Enter Sandman, so that's why they've been played more live.
The Four Horsemen next, please. Always start with their album version before doing a live version.
Badass live too! Monsters of rock tour in 88.......Kingdom Come, Metallica,Dokken,Scorpions and Van Halen. Went to see Dokken,Scorpions and Van Halen and left knowing that Metallica kicked all their asses live,which is hard for me to say being a huge Van Halen fan.
RIP CLIFF BURTON!! These guys are the kings of metal!! Nuff said 😅
You just opened up a can of “whoop a$$” 🤟🏼🤟🏼🤟🏼🤟🏼
I always hear "a freezer of fire..." and it just sounds so cool, haha
"master of puppets" live Seattle '89... and you are quite welcome(in advance lol) 🤘🏻
edit: they were only teenagers when this dropped (if you listen in interviews, Hetfield says(about his voice) yep before my balls dropped lol)
The origins of a legendary band
One thing I would check out is seek and destroy live at Quebec magnetic really fun concert
Yes studio is amazing for the originality and nostalgia. I love it. Please check out live. They have the energy that can't be replicated.
Love it. Please do Metalica Disposable Hero's with lyrics.
Do Disposable Heroes w lyrics or Master of Puppets w lyrics next if you wanna keep goin down the Metallica path
And I'm pretty sure RICHIE BLACKMORE ....is mostly responsible for the speed and classical influences in heavy metal
Never heard Metallica referred to as snappy, lmao
Amazing bass!!!
Metalica is a cute and simple intro into MEGADETH
Never heard Metallica referred to as “cute” before. What’s your favorite metal band? Pantera?
@@helenespaulding7562, he’s basically saying Megadeth took the speed and aggression of Metallica to the next level. Dave Mustaine being a former member of Metallica was just as responsible for launching them and when he formed his own band he, in many ways, surpassed what Metallica did, even if the Metallica fans can’t or won’t see it. For my money, Megadeth has a more solid catalog an are still closer to what they started out as to this day than Metallica are. The last 30 years of Metallica’s career is pretty lackluster compared to the first 10, which is really where the magic is.
@@julianortiz4151 hmmm I know nothing of Megadeth and only a little of Metallica ( 8-9 songs) so I could be completely wrong. But perhaps those who prefer Metallica prefer them for the very reason you prefer Megadeth: You like the speed and aggression. Perhaps Metallica has more variety or their BPM’s aren’t as high on most of their songs? Some don’t care for speed metal Just a guess
@@helenespaulding7562, that’s cool I hear what you’re saying but, I’m saying this coming from the perspective of someone who came of age when Thrash Metal was coming into prominence in the 80s. It’s hard for me to not look at this through the lens of history because I was there. Thrash is all about speed and aggression. Metallica at one time claimed to be all about that too but then changed their tune when their contemporaries, Megadeth amongst them, more or less really started to push the envelope and write more technical and heavier material, solidifying what constitutes Thrash. Megadeth and Slayer especially, left Metallica in the dust. Rather than keep up Metallica decided to go in a less aggressive and radio friendly direction. It gave them wider commercial appeal but the hardcore Thrash fan base felt betrayed. I still like Metallica but, they’re a completely different band today than when they first started out. In that regard Metallica are an intro to Megadeth and other Thrash bands.
@@julianortiz4151 I hear you. Some fans of a band or artist always feel “betrayed” when a band they love changes direction. Being much older than you, I have a long list in my memory of artists who suffered that fate…Bob Dylan being the first when he “dared” to go electric. Chicago was another band who totally changed their sound. There are many others.
it’s a hard thing fir artists: They create a sound…..They own it. Eventually younger guys come along, and because they’re younger, they are faster and have more energy. The originator can either compete with the younger guys who copied them and become almost parodies of themselves, or they can go in a different direction that suits their getting older, and hopefully appeal to those fans who are also getting older and perhaps appreciate a slightly less frantic bpm’s.
Metallica - Fade to black live version
Better yet for a live performance please react to Metallica live in Moscow…the crowd was 1.6 million 🖖🏻🇨🇦
You need to do the song Disposable Heros live in Mexico City. 2008 I believe was the year
Blackened. In all forms from the 80's only
The first album from the best band ever…..after 41 years of dominating the Music business they still to this date sell out any arena worldwide no matter the capacity faster than you can spell the word Music 🔥🔥🔥🤘🤘🤘……you have so many Metallica-bangers in front of you that you will not be able to remember them all….you are in for the most seducing rabbit hole in all Music 🔥🔥🔥🤘🤘🤘….and yes; their live performances will impress you
Huge 80s Metalhead here. Metallica were my band from ‘86 -‘89 and then I pretty much grew out of them when they softened their sound in 1991 with the self titled album, which Enter Sandman is on. To be clear, I still love them to this day but, Metallica changed drastically in the 90s. The first four Metallica albums are solid from start to finish and are worth doing a track by track reaction. This is one of the first Thrash Metal albums ad of course Metallica are one of the Big Fou Thrash bands along with Anthrax, Megadeth, and Slayer. I love all four bands and if you listen to them you’ll understand where PanterA get their speed and aggression from. Seriously, man… start listening to this album from the beginning… Hit The Lights needs to be your next Metallica reaction.
Knowing little about metal. Where does Iron Maiden fit in ?
Need lyrics because the writing for their music is powerful. Want heavy? Disposable Heroes and Dyers Eve lyrics!
MOUNTAIN was very influential to the hard rock and heavy metal genres. LESLIE WEST MOUNTAIN albumn from 69 is a great place to start.MOUNTAIN.... BLOOD OF THE SUN..MISSISSIPPI QUEEN.. AND TIMELESS TRUE STORY....NANTUCKET SLEIGHRIDE ....progressive yet feels metal at times....METALLICA and MEGADETH. ESSENTIAL American heavy metal.....can't say enough about them
Salvo G knows what's up!!!!!!
You need to hear Mercyful Fate my friend, that is the real deal.
check out the Seattle 89 or san Diego 92 version
Good job checking out the studio version first, most songs come across better in the studio, although there are exceptions. Welcome to Metallica, man! Sure by now, everyone has explained their history and Metallica’s place in metal, rock, and the rest of the world. They are pretty humble for how…absolutely enormous they are. Music would be pretty different without them. And that’s not hyperbole, everyone started using that crunchy distortion after they popularized it, although other bands prior to them got really really close to that sound. When Enter Sandman became popular, even older, more established from other genres stepped up their “heaviness” in their guitar sound. Now when we hear that distortion tone, it’s been borrowed by everyone)similar to how everyone copied Eddie Van Halen’s solo technique and rig). I digress, enjoy!
If you want to see them rock it live, watch the Seattle concert from 1989. ruclips.net/video/DqpgMBNdZhU/видео.html
More heavy? Venom - "Black Metal" (1982)
Gotta do Master of puppets
Four horsemen from the same album!
Please react to Until it Sleeps… I’ve never seen anyone do that song 🖖🏻
Being older, I really hear…almost the “maturation” of the Black Sabbath sound …. Reformed from hard rock/proto-metal into full blown metal mode. This is a simple riff, repeated…..first class old style head banging metal.
For sure
When you heard Enter Sandman and think you know Metallica
That was not my intention. I certainly hope I did not come off that way!
@@SalvoG sounds like he's being sarcastic. You definitely didn't come off that way.
@@SalvoG I don’t even think he was referring to you in particular? But to those many who have only heard that song (it’s often used as a gateway to Metallica) and think they then know their style. I kinda fell into that myself. Sandman and Nothing Else Matters are two of their more “gentle” songs. I was kinda unprepared for their more thrash sound that is their truer vibe. If that makes sense.
@@SalvoG you most definitely did not
@@timmypyron2830 I think you’re right
*THE best metal band EVER.....METALLICA!!!!!!*
Sandman is the older more commercial Metallica THIS is the young and hungry Metallica, when they still had their balls. As badass as this song is there is much better on this album check out The Four Horsemen ruclips.net/video/-zKOhVSERS8/видео.html next, one of their true masterpieces, the transitions in this one will BLOW your mind.
The thing I love about Metallica is the segues and transitions, almost all of their songs are multi part/multi bridge songs. Most songs are two or three songs in one.
I would love to see you do with Metallica what you did for Boston and go thru the albums song by song (Up till Master Of Puppets anyways, ).
Peace
You should watch Seattle 1989 concert