FIRST TIME HEARING METALLICA "CREEPING DEATH" REACTION | I CANT GET OVER THE CROWD!
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Alright, so who's gonna be the one to tell em to never pause during a solo in metal/rock reactions lol
I think you just did friend 🤣
It's not so bad when they roll it back
@@mt77012 Alright, in 'non-guitarist' terms then -
If someone is in the middle of an epic monologue/speech and they're building up to a point, with everyone keenly listening and following the flow, and then suddenly in the middle of it, the speech is abruptly stopped and broken up by some random chatter, is that not annoying?
In the middle of having amazing sex, as you're building up to a climax, bodies joined in perfect unison, and then someone randomly pulls out before anyone can finish, is that not frustrating?
And so it goes with pausing solos.
Anyone who says that it's okay to pause a solo is either not truly enjoying the solo or studying it from a purely theoretical perspective.
@@chrisco9914 Yea it does help when they do that, although even then it's so much better done at the beginning rather than somewhere in the middle haha
@@njldst2007 Oh you mean like twenty ads in the middle of a ten minute video. On just about every channel on youtube. Mid sentence let's place an ad to completely spoil the lecture or whatever.
And THIS is why Metallica is LEGENDARY!
Legendary *
@@RCE-gn6cq Yes! I was typing too fast LOL
Preach!!!
It's so SOOOO fucking awesome to see Jason at his best.
I wonder how many people Beyonce would get in an open concert in Africa? 🤔
When Jason yells mother f%#*#*#%ing die it’s goosebumps everytime! Definitely Jason’s energy got James pumped up more (a few people in the Crowd helps too) :)
Jason yells but they show kirk and those who dont know may think its actually kirk😀😀😀
That shit is so badass, Jason was the man
Bless his heart he definitely did the damn thing😂
i miss jason on vocals for this, whiplash and seek & destroy. he is awesome live!!! 🙂
Ive seen Metallica more than 30 times live since 1991. I've seen MANY bands, but none ever compared. Metallica shows during that time were just untouchable. Their energy and musicianship, their stage presence and synched timing with each other was second-to-none. Many bands sound good with their recorded music. Not all of them sound great live. Metallica was great with both - but they REALLY soared in live shows. They were made to be on stage.
I saw them several times in the 90s--during a time I saw a lot of bands like Pantera, Fear Factory, Sepultura, Life of Agony etc--and Metallica was top energy every show.
Did you guys ever see Seven Dust. Crazy energy during those shows. Master of Puppets tour was crazy. Saw hem at Madison Square Garden with the crosses background. That is a great memory.
Only band that compares to Metallica live I've seen is Megadeth. And the founder of Megadeth was an original member of Metallica so there you go. Legendary doesn't do them justice.
I saw Gojira 6 times their energy is crazy! They sound sooo good live🔥
I've seen them about 15 or 20 times but over 30? That's great. I was fortunate enough to see Metallica with Cliff Burton just before he died in a bus accident, and they were openers for Ozzy. Makes me feel old. :)
The best show was Queensryche opening for Metallica on their And Justice For All tour and Queensryche did their entire Operation Mindcrime album. The best concert I have ever seen, hands down.
This was a free concert during the collapse of the Soviet Union. Other bands at the concert were AC/DC, Pantera, The Black Crows and another Russian band. 53 people died during the concert, insane. Keep Rocking Guys 🤘
Russian band was called Gorky Park, Scorpions were also there.
Also ozzy, motley crue, bon jovi, and skid row
Bon Jovi was the headliner and closed the show. They shared the same manager as Motley Crue and Skid Row. Bon jovi got to use Pyro. Crue didn't. They got mad and fired Doc Mcgee, the Manager. Doc was also manager to Kiss and other big bands.
@@averagejoes7810 I thought It was just Metallica AC/DC Pantera and black crowes, all those bands played at Monsters of rock in other years I believe
@@master-d-baters6204 im sorry, you correct. I was referring to the Moscow music peace festival in 89.
Metallica Live is a hard to describe level of experience.
I like when Jason sings, gives James a break. 👍🤘
Jason was a hell of a lot better than Robert is at singing.
@@metallicajames26 True. Jason was amazing. Seattle 89' showed how good of a singer he actually was.
You should go see them live. Hammett said he wrote Creeping Death when we was 17 and they still play it every night. Talking about it brought him to tears. Welcome to the Metallica family \m/
Book of Exodus
You might mean James Hetfeild, the lead singer. He and Lars Ulrich (the drummer) wrote most of their songs. Kirk Hammett was not even their original lead guitar. The first one was no other than Dave Mustane from Megadeth.
before the wall fell all the russian people had was underground bootlegs a show like this was a dream come true
Yeah, these people were starving for freedom. This was the population breaking loose!
I dont remember that I starving for freedom :)
This is metallica back in their prime, they were unstoppable.. I saw them in concert in '89 & '92, that '89 concert was the best concert I've ever seen
Where did you see the 89 concert?
@@mandyensign1362 I saw them in vancouver, canada both times I saw them.. in '89 they were in vancouver a couple months before the seattle show
Every act has at least one audience participation song. This one is legendary, I’ve seen Metallica live, five times and it never gets old. The energy is palpable, you can feel it like static electricity in the air.
A few years ago in vegas and this is the song that left me without a voice for a the next day!
YES! Everything about this concert is Amazing! Check out Enter Sandman from this concert, and Pantera's Domination!
Domination!!!
Shit people still leaving that show even today
They already did Enter Sandman on a stream before this.
Here's the link: ruclips.net/video/SkXJ5uiP2L0/видео.html
It's roughly in the middle of the stream somewhere.
Just something to think about....Metallica getting a crowd of 1.6m fans to chant "Die! DIE Die!" in a country that just saw the collapse of the Berlin Wall ('89). Well, we tried anyway.
To be fair they were saying “Da”. Which is Russian for yes. They didn’t know the English word die.
It was closer to 530k fans, the 1.6million figure is total attendance for the festival, which took place over 3 days.
Well yes and no. Germany saw the fall of the Berlin wall. The Russian people didn't see Jack as they were still blind from Soviet propaganda.
@@chopps75 Still half a Million, doesn't make it less impressive.
@@ahronlong9846 trust me, they knew what they were saying.
I’ve seen them live 5 times in a span of 30 years and every time was epic. My only regret is that I never got to see Cliff Burton play with them ( RIP). The last time was March 2019,,,, and they are still crushing it 🤘❤️✌️
I got to see Cliff.
Was about 10yrs old!(mom was a rocker)
For the next 3months I bugged my parents for a bass for my birthday.
Still a part time musician in a metal band. Don't know how to play any other instruments🤷
THAT'S how big of an impression he made!
He was that fucking good
@@victorcoburn2791 he was The man!
I seen Metallica on the Master of Puppets tour opening for Ozzy April 1986. Had tickets to see them on the same tour in Japan when Cliff died.
@@michaelleahey2759 I bet 86 was a rager! That last part sucks though 😕
@@volbeatrules6528 It was awesome. The next time I seen them was at the Monsters of Rock in Germany 1991 on the Black album tour...it wasn't even available yet where I was.
Metallica: play every show like it's your last show: 1982-Present
Well, for four members (Dave, Ron, Cliff and Jason), a show was the last.
@@Leo-ol2ir oof
@@jacksmart8669 i forgot bob rock 😔
@@Leo-ol2ir look up on youtube: ... And Justice For Jason
@@jacksmart8669 bro, since I discovered it, I just listen to AJFA with those "overbass" mixes
The song is about the Jews who were slaves to Egypt for 400 years. The death angel was the last plague from God to kill the firstborn son of the Egyptians - it’s all in the book Exodus in the Bible
Dead on brother but quick trivia....”so let it written, so let it be done” isn’t in the Bible but it is in Cecil B Demille’s epic movie “The Ten Commandments” starring Carleton Heston. Great movie but when I was a kid like early seventies they split it in two nights because it’s six hours long but worth the watch if you can find it. 👍✌️
Hardening Pharaoh's heart. God let him know Who is All Powerful!!!
Metal always got a bad rap back then. If the powers that be would only have listened to the lyrics man!
It was the Hebrews who were slaves for four hundred years, not the Jews.
@@fionnmaccumhaill3257 Jews and Hebrews... are synonyms... in many languages... but one is derogatory...
Best song off the best album, I've loved this album for almost 40 years. It's still my favorite.
Same!
I think Jason gave them this huge sound they had at this time.... He gives everything he plays on a thunderstorm roaring sound that Metallica does not have anymore....
YESSSSS! I am team Jason always.
@@lisajohnson521 hey.... I'm just being honest...... Jason has a heavier sound than Robert........
Jason’s back up vocals gave Metallica’s songs this wonderfully evil edge they haven’t had since he left.
@@flightgravity7483 Yep. That too. It was a sad day when he left.
Man!!!! Jason’s vocals are still greatly missed!!
Awesome reaction! You guys need to react to their concert in Seattle 1989 and the song Master of Puppets! You guys will love it!!!
Yes, best Metallica footage anywhere.
Absolutely.
And fade to black!!
Металлика тогда была самой популярной группой в СССР. Мне было 23 года, я был там, недалеко от сцены, выступало 5 групп, но 90% людей пришли именно на Металлику. До её выступления были драки с милицией и войсками... но как только начала выступать Металлика - драки прекратились и все стали как братья.
Thats the power of music.
Rock on my dude 🤘
🤘🏼
I'm 52 and been to many metallica concerts and I can tell you that for 2-3 hrs the goosebumps never go away
I've been fortunate enough to see them twice. The second time I saw them, I was 8 months pregnant. To this day, that son loves Metallica! 🤘
I have seen them 7 times. Twice with over 100,000 fans the energy was unparalleled with that many people singing along with Creeping death and yelling Die . Also during the intro to the song One they simulated a battle with real Hue helicopters buzzing the crowd in Austin TX. In the early 90S.
The Goats of metal I've seen them live 3 times they are the Best live Band ever !! 🎸🎸🎸
I saw them in 91 and the best concert EVER. They performed a little over three hours and everyone was standing on seats to see. The vibrations from those instruments pulsed though you. INSANE
The Berlin wall just came down a couple years before so for Russian people this was huge
*a couple months before... not years
1989 Berlin wall was dismantled
@@markcain5965 shit.. you're right. I read that as the Soviet Union not the wall.
@@Blackdog06019 we both right lol
I am cook who worked for a large catering company In Maryland. We worked lollapalooza when it came to WV. We had 2 very large food and beverage tents on either side of the field with the main stage In the middle front. Got to see some great bands and Metallica closed the night. Was one of my most memorable experiences in life the hear and see them play!! Great times!!
Your reaction does a great job of translating how truly epic this performance was! ML&R
this was taken from the "For Those About to Rock: Monsters in Moscow 1991 Tour" and the main or highlight band was AC/DC , and METALLICA was one of these bands that supported them along with Pantera, The Black Crowes and E.S.T (a local Russian band) .
I was stationed in Germany in 93I saw Mettalica in the Nunerberg stadium, where hilter held all his speeches. There were so many people that the wave never stopped. I will never forget....
I saw them for the first time like two months after this concert and then proceeded to see them like 4 times in the next 6 months. It was an amazing time
you guys should react to Pantera - Domination (Live) from this same concert in Moscow '91. You won't be disappointed. \m/
When my wife first saw Metallica during this song her eyes were wide as can be. Her conversations to her sister and mother was hilarious. Way back :)
I was 17 in 1987 when I 1st heard Master of Puppets & I was all in & fell so hard in love w/them it was disgusting🥰🥰 lol. and them live it's STILL an otherworldly experience, they can still do that in their late 50's, their shows I've seen thru the yrs were some of the top of the food chain for live performance, hands down 🤘🏻/m\
1992 I was 9 Years OLD...And METALLICA was the FIRST CONCERT I EVER WENT TO
I have seen them 4 times, al in sweden, and they do give you all every time, often they stay on stadge for 15-30 minutes after and thank the fans, one time the picked up there instruments and did Nothing else matters aukustic one more time. They are the best liveband ever.
Those crowds and those concerts are such an unexplainable rush of energy with the very loud powerful music is unforgettable, I went to a lot of concerts at that time and before that.....really miss it now
I've seen them 6 times and we just got tickets to the Atlanta show November 6. Number 7 and I still get chills when I see them
I have seen them perform this song live at the Orange Bowl Stadium Miami FL in 1999 and at the (then) Ford Theater OKC in 2004 and they were so unbelievably awesome!! My ears rang for over an hour after the 1st concert because it was outside but my ears rang for 4 hrs after the 2004 show. I'd crawl over broken glass to see them again, they were that good. 🤘Rock On!🤘
you asked if we seen Metallica live and Yes i have.. twice in the last two years (4 times total, first time in 94 in Austin) and I got tickets this year to see them in Arlington Texas for another two nights in Aug.. with Pantera and several other bands.. Metallica used to go on tour for up to 3 years at a time.. they know how to put on a show and how to work the crowd.. the way they put in work on the road, is the reason for why they are so popular.. Yes they have amazing songs... but the love they show their fans is on another level.
when they sing this song.. the whole crowd yelling DIE DIE DIE DIE.. its so cool being able to contribute to the background vocals and a little overwhelming to experience.. I cannot imagine singing it with 1.6 million others.. wow .. must have been the pinnacle of their career as far as crowds and adrenaline goes..
Thanks for the reaction..
A few months prior to this concert, they had a monsters of rock concert at the Finthon army airfield in Mainz Germany concert was 2 miles from where I was stationed at that was the best time I ever had seeing them at that concert at that concert. There were over 100,000 people at the concert and 30 years later. I still have the T-shirt that I bought at monsters of rock concert.
I was at Phoenix International Raceway with Metallica and Guns n Roses in '92. There were 85,000 people there all yelling DIE DIE DIE that was intense. Could 't imagine 1.6 million, wish I was there.
Metallica live sounds better than the engineered albums. Every one of their concerts I attended was 🔥🔥🔥🔥.
Seattle was epic !!
Their concert in Canada in 1986, to me is much better than Seattle. Search for it. If it was engineered like the Seattle one, it was more than awesome.
Every album is engineered. You think bands just pile into a studio, record the songs, and the album is released the next day?
You two are the best!!! I love that you like Rock groups and are expanding the minds of those who have never listened to rock or metal. 😎
Wow! I repeat oh, wow what a lovely human being Asia is
First time seeing metallica was 1983, seen them 9 times since. Always a blast!
hello i m french i see metallica in belgium HASSELT in1991 the monster of rock i v e 50years it s just beautifull moments....PEACE AND LOVE USA!!!!! merci beaucoup aurevoir
Kirk Hammett is one of the best guitarists on the planet. I've seen Metallica many times in concert and he plays so fast, you can barely see his fingers move.
Bassist Jason Newsted was born and raised in Michigan and started a band called Gangster. They left Michigan in the early 80s and went to Arizona on their way to California, but when they were in Arizona the band broke up. Jason stayed in Phoenix and joined local thrash metal band Flotsam & Jetsam. He left a few years later and joined Metallica (read about his audition sometime, it's really cool), replacing Cliff Burton who'd been killed in a bus accident while on tour in 1986. I've known about F&J since the beginning, but It makes me wonder what would've happened if his band hadn't broken up in Phoenix. They stay together, he never joins F&J, Gangster goes onto LA and possibly makes it and has fame of their own and we never get those 15 years of what Jason brought to Metallica, not only on bass but with songwriting. I guess it's just another example of that crazy thing called fate.
I saw them in "91, @ The Allentown Fairgrounds! I Was In My Glory!!! I'll Never Forget It, ❤
I graduated high school in 90. This is the one of the two greatest concerts of my generation. LIVE-AID 85 is the other one. When "Queen" took the whole world over will always be my favorite concert.
Kirk Hamet, the lead guitarist, was shreddin that day, damn....I forgot all about this concert, I was a senior in high school, and I distinctly remember when I first heard that Metallica and Pantera went over to Russia on MTV News w/Kurt Loder, I had just gotten home from school in 1991....
I’ve seen them live 5 times, mostly in the early 90’s. Their live presence was as epic and fun as you imagine. Some of my favorite shows, ever.
Hey, I have seen Metalica in concert a fe times and everyhing you guys are saying its 10 times that, I am a a huge Metallica fan , huge, I feel like we have grown up togther which we basiclly did, to see them live is surreal, you cant talk when its over from screaming your head off and dancing, and singing, and oh my god, Im telling you if you ever have the chance to see Metallica live it is a must, its something like yu have never seen and yes they do sound that good. they are my boys true and true, inside and out. I can be in bad mood liste to Metallica and suddenly eveerything is right with the world.
The PLANET owes this band a standing ovation for years and years and years of these types of experiences. Only a few bands in the world is able to create the atmosphere that Metallica creates.
Yes!!🔥🤟Love you guys saw this..the energy of Metallica is like no other! I have seen them in concert..one of the best!
LAAAAAAAARS!! and to think he had been playing drums for only 2 years before the release of Kill Em All
Nothing like being there live the energy and the crowd participation for some of there songs is amazing
I was 21 years old in 1991 and this was the best time of my life, we had the best music !!!!!
I was 19 years old and I watched this whole concert live as it happened
I wasn't there to see this show, but I had seen them many times before this concert ever took place and have them many times since. You are right that they are the most incredible band ever.
Love it guys! I feel it every time and seeing someone else experience it for the first time just adds to it. Great to see Asia feeling it!
I seen Metallica live here in Tucson Arizona when i was an 18 back in 84. Im 55 now so that tells you how long ago that was. The concert was lit 🔥
I was a senior in high school! They were then and still are a legend. AND YOU CANT HELP BUT HEAD BANG TO IT🤣
When the break down happens and Jason pauses and just slams that bass that is sick!
@ 7:50
@@KSNT-TheTaint 7:47
I was at Donnington Monsters Of Rock 91. I was 15 years old deep in the mosh pit. Incredible memories.
I actually went to the black album concert on Mar. 7th 1992 at Thompson Bowling Arena in Knoxville,TN. It was an awesome three hour concert
YESSSSSS!!!!! Was in high school when this was going on!!! Awesome time for metal!!!!!!! Love the vids just subbed!!!!!!
I’ve seen them live and they are 🔥
I saw metallica live 2017 in Philly eagles stadium it was my 1st time seeing them live it was amazing the energy was insane.
I've seen Metallica 4 times. Every time they just kill it. Even now in their 50's they put on a heck of a show. You guys should go! Don't wait, go see them before they stop performing. You will not regret it, and you definitely will never forget it.
Seeing the “die die die” in concert is epic and in an arena full of people shouting is one thing I will never forget....great reaction guys.
Metallica "Master of Puppets" live Seattle '89. 🔥❤️🔥
Saw Metallica live around that same 2-3 year timeframe. Absolutely epic!! I saw them in Evansville Indiana.
Seen them LIVE 6 times! Amazing! You need to see them live! It will shock you, how great the are!
I love watching you guys. It's as if watching this stuff for the first time all over again when I get to watch it with you guys.
I'm a fan of most types of music. But love rock and metal. Especial matalica. I could sleep too this song. They rock
I saw Metallica twice once in 80's & once in 90's they are litttt live 😈💯😈
I was a senior in high school in 91. I love these guys still today! I've seen them several times but not in a crowd like this.
You can just feel the heart and soul in the music metallica is my favorite band of all time they love to but on a hell of a show
I was in high school in the ‘80’s and Metallica was my band. Most people had never heard of them yet and they hadn’t done any MTV videos yet. Radio rarely played them. I also grew up in the same town in MN that Dave Ellefson of Megadeth grew up, so when their second album, “Peace Sells.....but Who’s Buying” dropped in ‘86, people started noticing the metal bands coming out and Metallica got more popular. Then they finally released their first video for “One”, and they really exploded on the scene. Sometime around that, my mom and I were driving somewhere and I put one of their cassette tapes in the car stereo, and my mom kind of shook her head at how intense it was, but she didn’t hate it and even today will listen to it. But I said in the car that day that Metallica will be the biggest rock/metal band of all time, and she laughed at the thought of it. She has eaten those words and now acknowledges they took over the world. 🤘🤘
I remember concert where I went and there were so many people that we were packed in at certain point almost half the people were off the ground by a foot it was the craziest feeling in my life there was no ground under my feet. we were literally floating off the ground
Saw em in Europe in 93 on this particular tour, best gig of my life
i just the love the appreciation of fantastic music and no one will ever be able to pull off a concert event like this, ever! and to quote a famous wrestler(Jericho), and I mean EVVVVVEEEEERRRRRR! keep it up guys, love the energy! :)
They played here in Memphis. They faked a stage hand falling out of the rafters and shut the whole concert down. Everyone was freaked out. They brought out some practice amps and "resumed" the show after a long delay. Then they turned everything back on and rocked the fucked out. Best concert I've been too and I've seen a ton of them.
dude i was at that show also. lol
I saw them in New Zealand in '89 and it's still one of the best concerts I've ever been to!
Oh Yeah!! I've seen them 6 times in there prime. FUCKING EPIC!!
I saw them in NC on their "And Justice..." tour, and in Cincinnati on their "Black" tour.
I graduated high school that year. I wanted to see Metallica live so badly. I never had been able to though.
I just recently started watching you guys and you two are amazing people! I love your vibe. I can hang out with you both!
First time I saw them was in 1994. I was 17 a senior in High School and my first metal show. Scared the shit out of me, because of the mosh pits. Saw then again in 2017 in a football stadium and they are still amazing live.
Parkway Drive - The Void (live from Wacken). It’s another awesome song from a great band. Very cool concert video.
You have to check out Metallica - Battery Live in Seattle '89... Was the last song of the show and the energy will make you want to run through a wall... No cap it's that good.
Excellent choice 🤘 I saw them twice on this tour. Not in a setting this grand unfortunately. But shows I’ll never forget. “Metal up your ass”‼️
it was actually common in the 80's to have huge concerts in Giants stadium sold out for a lot of bands, living in CT we would go anytime good bands had a show
Yes! Yes! Yes! Metallica, baby! So glad you reacted to them! Hetfield (the singer) is fooooiiiine! LOL And Kirk (guitarist) is the best in the biz, IMO. Having 2 lead guitarists makes for a very special sound. I recommend the following. They are legends!
One
Enter Sandman
Fade to Black
Master of Puppets
Battery
I've been listening to them since the 80's but seeing them live, for my first time in 2018, was a Bucket List level experience. This '91 concert was also aired on MTV and I remember watching it after it happened.
*Ive seen some people saying that this '91 concert could be felt and heard within a 10 mile radius up to 90 decibels in that radius. Don't know if it's a fact but wouldn't doubt that it's true.
I saw them 3 times in '91-'92. Amazing band.
asias smile just makes this all the better