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First Time Hearing Metallica "Nothing Else Matters"
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The first verse is on my bestfriends headstone. "So close no matter how far". Was hit by a car and passed away at 17 years old. Metallica was our favorite band
RIP
So sorry for your loss.
Rip sorry for your loss
Oh man , so sorry 😢
That's actually very beautiful
Metallica has been around for 41 years. That's 41 years of greatness 🙌 If ya'll talking about Rock n Roll it was Chuck Berry.
Yup and their concerts haven’t fallen off at all. Crazy
so i knew this but the fact of seeing it written.... mind blowing. glad to say i've seen them live (2003)
That was a painful sentence to read, damn lol
Sister Rosetta Tharpe
@@NotBenCoultry Especially when you started going to their concerts as a teen.
My grandfather was in WW II and when he first heard ‘One’, he asked me if they were in a war? After that, we just listened to Metallica a lot. Super powerful. He loved Metallica
I'm native and black and proud woman and I love Metallica forever and always they're amazing awesome sons of b****** I love Metallica This song that you guys are listening to right now I know it by heart I'm singing along with it bobbing my head Love this song Love this song It's awesome. love Metallica and I'm not the only person in the world that loves Metallica. you guys need to show Metallica respect thank you :-):-)
What does race have anything to do with this video or Metallica? I mean honestly??
@@jordonmsmithIt doesn’t, but many people make assumptions and think that Black people don’t listen to Rock Bands like Metallica, they think we’re all into R&B and Rap.
This song right here is the one you need to listen to with out a video or anything.
Just get in your car, go for a long drive towards the horizon, and blast it to the max (day or night), and then you truly appreciate every word, every string pull, every drum beat.
You guys should check out their live concert in Moscow, Russia in 1991. 1.6 million people showed up. I love all kinds of music, and Metallica is one of the best metal bands ever!
they already did
Yes! Creeping death!
While that's great to watch for us Metallica fans, it's always best to listen to studio versions of the songs first for first time listeners imo.
They did.
One of my favorite performances of all time.
Elton John called this one of the best songs ever written. You should react to Master of Puppets by Metallica, its the only heavy metal song that has been admitted into the Library of Congress. Another very deep song by Metallica.
This.
Such a great interview/compliment. James damn near cried when he heard Elton say that. It was awesome.
Best ever written song? Beethoven's 9 Symphony. Espacially the part where the chor gets in. Alle Menschen werden Brüder / All humans become brothers.
There is a reason why this is the anthem of the EU.
Imagine, even after WW II where germany tried to fuck the rest of the world dry in the ass, europeans thought that this symphony of a german guy, still would representate europe the best.
When I see flashmob vids of the 9th Symphony done in european cities, I get teary eyes.
@@elricofmelnibone8256 🧍♂️Okay?
@@Mikeyyyyyyyyyy Yes, thx. I'm fine. 🕺
I absolutely love seeing a younger generation listen to Metallica! Just goes to show no matter what generation, great music, is great music!
Could NOT agree more. Couldn’t! Doesn’t matter era, genre etc.. a great song is a great song
My hubby and I grew up in the 90’s and this is all we listen to! (We say we were born in the wrong generation 🤭 lol)
*This is mine and my hubby’s wedding song!!! I love my hubby!!!* 🥰😘❤️❤️❤️
This was me and my wife’s first dance at our wedding. Still gives me chills.
This is mine and my hubby’s wedding song too!!! *I love my hubby!!!* 🥰😘❤️❤️❤️
I’m loving these rock reactions from y’all. Metallica Master Of Puppets is a MUST listen!!!
The greatest metal song of all time!
Oh yeah!
Must listen with lyrics. Metallica has bars for real
Do they even see the comments?
yesssssss!!!!! .♡♡♡♡♡♡
Been a Metallica fan since the 80s. Another great song from this Album is called 'The Unforgiven' which you guys would love.
This song spawned a trilogy with 'Unforgiven II' & 'Unforgiven III'
Keep up the great work 🤟🤟🤟
the unforgiven remains my favorite Metallica song
@@JP47471 Same
Oh yeah! The Unforgiven trilogy of songs and videos are great!
A trilogy where each is superior to the one before. Rare indeed
@@JP47471 mine too
Gotta admit I love watching these young bucks react to the music this 38 year old grew up to..keep doing y'all boys
You guys crack me up. Love the younger generation listening so we can relive our youth. 😝🤟🏼🔥. Keep it up
This is by far my favorite Metallica song of all. I have not heard anyone else say that... I just love the meaning, the melody, and the truth.
Thank you for FULLY trying to peep the message. Also LOVE seeing y'all vibing and rockin to the solo 6:42. To me this song is about being able to trust in your boys and the friendship you build along the way, not caring about what the others say.. "Trust I seek and I find in you; every day for us something new. Never cared for what they do, never cared for what the know; because I know" (whats best for me/us)
This one and Unforgiven for me, 100%, if we are talking the Black album.
Ya when they where jamming with the song was the best part of this video
@@julianaFinn all 3 unforgivens are great!
@@jayef10 100% I love what music can do. 5 dudes who don't play rock (will listen to it) ALL nodding, bouncing, and air strumming/drumming; to the same beat.
@@reactivereplays5666 never fails!
Yall are crushing it! Steady dropping diverse material!
I'm not a complete hater but the one guy needs to pay more attention and give more recognition the stuff like this that he's watching.
I do like your content will that guy sometimes starts to ruin it when he's laughing and not paying attention to what they're saying
@@hamschh
Looks like my reaction got you more entertained then the video you were watching my job is done 👊😂🍻👈
My husband and I marched down the wedding aisle to this song in church. Love Metallica. Great Channel guys! ❤
You are awesome!
It brings a tear to this old war horse's eye to see young bucks like yourselves appreciating the timeless classics that my brothers and I bonded over. I remember getting off the plane on my return home from Desert Storm to the sound of this song in the background. I'm still great buddies with most of them and we still recall that it meant the same to us then as it still does now.
We came home in one piece....
Nothing else matters.
May God bless all you fellas as he did us. 🤜🤛
Metallica is the Best! You must listen to Sad but True, Unforgiven, Fade to Black! You won't be disappointed!
Whereever I may roam!!
ENTER SANDMAN!!
@@santacruz7455 yes!!
@@deanthomson2713 they've reacted to Enter Sandman..the live version from Moscow
Fade to black...my fav
It's initially a love song that James (lead singer) wrote for his then girlfriend. It's their first "love song" and came as a shock to the his fellow bandmates and fans alike since it was so personal and out of character for him. Because of the way it was written they've recognized that many people interpret it a different way.
I've always felt James Hatfield was saying yes, I'm in a band, yes we may be miles apart, but in the end you and I, we are what's important (nothing else matters) and we should never forget that.
I'VE BEEN WITH THIS BAND FOR 40+YEARS AND THIS SONG REPRESENTS "LOYALTY AND RESPECT" FOR THE BAND WHICH IS METALLICA!!!
I have rewatched this reaction many times.
This is the most absorbed in a song that l have ever seen Tahj ! 🙂 ❤️ He is truly feeling the song. From the very first notes he felt that the song was going to be a special one.
Because he was actually listening to the song. It's a hard thing to do when you have a video in front of your eyes distracting you from the "soul' of this (any) song; but he seemed to let some get through.
Metallica Black album is one of the greatest records ever made. Beginning to end it just shreds
You young men are so funny, sweet, genuine and I truly enjoy reliving so many of my favorite bands with you. Thank you all!
Always have loved James Hetfield’s voice. Saw them once, before they hit it big and after. Always put on a excellent show.
I just love seeing how much you guys all respect music of so many different genres. Just because we don’t listen to a certain music, doesn’t mean it’s not great
It's a song about staying true to oneself and nothing else matters period! I love the verse where he says ''Live is ours, we live it our way!'' Stay true and don't let the haters box you in!
Love it - please do their biggest song Master of Puppets - with lyrics. An epic song about drug addiction - the same song that just blew up big again because of Stranger Things
They’ve done that
@@lt.spears1889 they have? I thought they did One.
@@lt.spears1889 No they haven't
Their biggest song is definitely enter sandman, though it is far from their best
@@christophermyers4487 Master Of Puppets got pretty close after the Stranger Things collab
Elton John said that this was one of the best masterpieces ever created.
You guys are ADORABLE!! LOVE seeing you rock out and enjoy!! Your smiles are infectious!! Rock on guys!! 🔥🔥🤘🤘🔥🔥
Still get chillbumps after 30 years of listening to this song!
His voice is so epic. Wow.
It's such a great feeling watching young people appreciate "old" music
I feel like these rock songs are perfect when you're tuned and just wanna look back or inside. A lot of depth you won't find in other music. Not to say rap or country doesn't tell a story, but these rock jamz just hit different. Alone, and introspective
Do “For Whom The bells Toll” By Metallica Live with Cliff Burton on the bass guitar!!!! Legendary
As a famous guitarist once said, metal isn't a trend, it's a fire burning inside us that will never be extinguished.
When my oldest son ,M, turned 12 I took him to his 1st concert. He picked Korn & Metallica. That year saw 122 degree temps in Phoenix, Az. I ran part's at my dad's shop all day. Fought rush hours traffic, showered and took my son to concert. Made it before Korn went on. My son won a raffle & received a guitar pick from the band. Still says that was one of his favorite birthdays.
If ever I loved a Metal song, this is IT!!! I drive people crazy with this song. LOVE IT
Guys PLEASE listen to Master of Puppets, arguably the greatest metal song of all time. Listen to the lyric video!
👆 what Blitz said.
FACTS
I’m from Lafayette myself. My husband and I danced to this song at our wedding almost 19 years ago. It’s a love song to us. Basically, it says that we do what’s right for us, and nothing else matters. Keep up the great reactions! Go Cajuns!!!
I’m a huge fan of your reaction videos! I usually just hit the like button when I start watching. Keep it going for those of us who grew up on these “classics”.
Awesome album, everyone hates it for the 'mainstream' direction they took, but look at them now, biggest band in the world!
Classics like this are originally met with hate until people allow it to digest many years later
Not everyone, just the immature, brats.
A band going from one extreme to another! Superb
The people who started all this were back in the 19teens, 1920s, 30s, 40s - the African American blues artists. It morphed into electric blues in the mid-40s and into the early 50s.
Elmore James was playing rock like songs back in the early 1950s.
Then Little Richard, Big Mama Thornton, Chuck Berry, Jerry Lee Lewis, Otis Rush, Elvis Presley -- all exploded on the scene in the mid 1950s with blues - mixed with a bit of country and some rag time - it all morphed into Rock and Roll.
Then the huge band that grabbed it all was The Beatles in the early 1960s - The Rolling Stones too.
Then Led Zeppelin came along and blew the lid off it all in 1969 - when they put it all together - more aggressively, attacking, stankier, raunchier, tougher and with massive passion - they carried music all the through the 1970s, as the biggest band out there.
I’m a huge fan. What you guys offer is unique because you’re going to places out of your comfort zone or what I am ignorantly assumed it is. I’m a white boy from Cleveland who has been living in Africa for almost 20 years. I call myself an American African. I have seen an experienced both racism as well as human connection that is race blind. This goes way beyond some dude pointing out that he’s not racist because he has a couple of black friends that works with a black guy. Sorry we use the word black here because otherwise, if we applied the US approach, we would be calling Black people African Africans. They call us white and it’s all good. So anyone taking offense of my use of the word black that’s your baggage. I’m a huge metal fan and also a huge rap fan and I think music brings people together like nothing else. So thank you for your refreshing , entertaining challenge to stereotypes. Keep it coming. Can I suggest a few artists that I think you can educate and entertain your audience with. Old school jazz John Coltrane A Love Supreme is insane. Metallica is a great band to feature they’ve been going strong for 40 years putting out albums all good the whole time. You’re open minds are what we need a lot more of everywhere again thanks you guys rule. Michael from Cape Town
This Metalica gold.... just totally sucked these guys into the " mood". Never seen them so chill during a song. Good stuff
For me the whole black album is banger 🔥❤
Easy to understand songs and meaningful songs whole album is great ❤
This composition is a blend of folk, classical , blues and metal. Rock welcomes all influences!!
Yes- all the first and second wave of rockers were definitely inspired by Motown.
The most beautiful rock song ever written. It's gorgeous.
Love the channel! Keep up the great work!!
I wish I could listen to this for the first time again, its so damn good
One of my favorite songs forever. Been jamming to this since 3rd grade.
I was lucky enough to have seen them 3 times, including when they played at Woodstock 99 (I was 19)- always a great performance, perfect!
You guy are cool but please know this band is truly talented and still after 40 years, they are selling out stadiums all over the world. They do write their own songs and they are timeless.
The best band ever
Musical bands (not singing groups) go back a long way but if you mean recording bands you can go back to many bands from the 1930's and on. Rock bands actually came mostly into common usage in the late 1950's . Most of these bands were a name lead singer and this band, but you had the Beatles, the Animals, The Byrds (all British invasion bands of the early and mid 1960's)
Actually a interesting question, i guess before the 1930's technology made it quite impossible for recording onto some sort of media.
But why wouldn't you count for example a group of bard's in the 15th and 16th century, or does that fall into the singing groups?
I agree. Those early British invasion groups were the prototype for what we now understand as the modern day rock band. I like the way you broke down the different generations and forms of “groups”. Exactly what I was thinking before I came to the comments section and found yours.
@@stonedmountainunicorn9532 Certainly chanting monks could qualify, good point. However, they were singing music mostly made by others, much like a choir. I think of bands as being a group of musicians and singers making music for the masses (or a small sub group). There were ragtime bands, but before that, mostly it was orchestras or marching type bands. There were groups in some towns that played for festivities, but they were not usually a regular working band. I am sure there is a historian out there who could school both of us.
I love the mix of 4 people reacting. Plus ita great to see people with open minds about music they arent very familiar with. "Metallica Creeping Death Live in Moscow 1991" will blow you away. The crowd was so big its hard to wrap your head around. Plus Metallica nailed that entire concert. The song Creeping Death is one of the most watched clips of the concert.
Very happy you did this reaction…now imagine you’re at a Live concert with hundreds of people, stars & moon above, all singing and claiming “Trust” - trust in self & others there. Amazing experience! We live with the knowledge and expression of authentic selves now because we sang it then. Much appreciated ❤
I'm a long time fan of Metallica. I love this song.💖 You should hear the entire audience singing along. Their concerts are amazing! I'm speaking from my own experiences.🤘Try slow dancing with your gf to this song. Awesome feelings can be exchanged.💞
Just saw Metallica for the first time a few weeks ago in Buffalo. They were so incredible. Arguably the best concert I've ever been to and they're almost 60. Unbelievable
Dance with your partner? Never thought about this song in that way. Very interesting. I may have to try it with the wife.
@@Shadyside24 Yes they are! James Hetfield and I are the same age. I'm still a head banger!😜
@@buniteer You won't regret it.🥰
@@buniteer This song was really popular throughout the '90's/'00 especially, as the first couple dance at weddings.
Y’all gotta check out The Four Horsemen from their first album, classic sound. Metallica are one of the pioneers of metal.
Nah bro more Metallica ballads, that's where they really shined.
@@justinatest9456 I mean that’s an opinion. I absolutely disagree lol blackened, master of puppets, fight fire w fire, ride the lighting are all some of my favorites. The ballads are good too but nothing compares to Metallica in thrash mode for me
@@nickninja52 I was joking bro, the fact you thought anyone could feel that way is a sign of how far we've all strayed from the light.
And yeah, Fight Fire With Fire would blow these guys away, a great suggestion. And Blackened, Ride, Battery. So many killer tunes that these young guys would love for the gym.
Instead they'll probably be recommended some symphony slow song next. Bums me out bro.
yes yes yes fourhorsemen
Its about the spiritual journey of surrendering of one self to the flow of life and having faith in oneself and in a higher power. Forever trusting who we are," "Trust I seek and I find in you"
For whom the bell tolls is the song for the homies!! pure energy I makes me wanna drink orange juice after brushing my teeth!!
This music is Thrash metal inspired out of the hatred of Hair metal bands of the 80s.
Metal, is born from Black Sabbath, Led Zep, and Deep Purple of the 70s who separated themselves from Hard rock scene bands like W.H.O, Beatles, Jim Morrison. These British bands were inspired by American blues and psychedelic rock. So American Blues is the foundation for Metal.
Then also in the 70s there was an explosion of metal sub-genres like Blues rock (Aerosmith), Shock Rock bands (Alice Cooper and Kiss), party rock (Van Halen), groove metal (Pantera).
Like Rap, eventually hard rock/metal hit its success in 80s and went commercial which birthed hair-metal. Thrash Metal was the counter culture of Hair metal and regan conservatism with bands like Slayer, Exodus, Megadeth, metallica, supultura, overkill.
Then in the 90s Alternative rock and grunge with bands like NIRVANA (who single handed killed metal) was the counter culture too Thrash metal.
By the end of the 90s people were sick of Alternative Rock and wanted something harder which spawned Nu-metal!!!
Rock n Rock is like pendulum it swings back and forth all evolving for the positive or negative based on what was before.
*Somewhere in the background the Scandinavians were experimenting with metal and reality with genres like Death and Black Metal.
THERE ARE SO MANY SUB-GENRES AND GREAT BANDS IN EACH.
yall must explore.
Very well written 👏, and it's very accurate. God job, you've got talent!
@@NavyVet00 well thank you for the kind words. Road map of metal is very important.
Keep on rockin my friend!
Have loved Metallica since 1989 My favorite song by them is Fade To Black. You gotta do Master of Puppets and Unforgiven.
at 2:38 exactly. the look in the drummers eye (IS) what its all about. its a reminder that YOU are up next in 3. 2. 1. and
this is truly a beautiful thing. a bond that surpasses friendship and f about ness
Nothing else matters
Heavy rock was happening in 1966-67 with an obscure group called Blue Cheer. That's the earliest I can recall, oddly enough I still have their "Vincebus Eruptum" album (33 LP) from about that time.
Give “master of puppets” a listen. So much talent behind these guys
You've also reacted to "Enter Sandman" - Live in Moscow. "Nothing Else Matters" is one of the great rock love ballads. Songs you might want to react to: "The Unforgiven", "Fade To Black", & "For Whom The Bell Tolls". That's a start. Who started all this rock 'n' roll? Chuck Berry, officially known as "The Father of Rock 'n' Roll"; then came Buddy Holly, Elvis Presley, & finally The Beatles. These artists were the originators of the genre, & everything else built on their work.
Every band that came after Metallica or were inspired by Metallic will never come close to matching Metallica. Just a fact.
@@lovedc4ever678 That's true, friend, although Sabaton comes pretty close. Much the same style as Metallica, but grittier. Thanks for your reply.
I seen them live in 2000, It was the most amazing concert of my life. Manchester UK, MEN arena
Next reaction:
Metallica "master of puppetts"
A Song about drug addiction.
Guys, still hoping you ll do some Grand Funk. Hopefully live version of Inside Lookin Out first. Hooked on your reactions
Their influences were mainly British metal bands, like Black Sabbath, and punk bands. They cover those bands in their album Garage Inc. Late bass player Cliff Burton also got them into classical music...
The Tallica boys NEVER disappoint!!!! They are this generations Led Zeppelin. True Rock LEGENDS!!!!!!!
The more we experience eachother's cultures and stories and myths and legends the closer we become. I always encourage people to listen to as many types of music as they can and really get sucked into new genres you find from across the world and listen to new people you meet. You don't learn by throwing accusations you learn by sharing with others and sharing what others put out there with yourself.
The S +M version of this is amazing! All the songs on that album are. Highly recommend y"all check it out. Symphony and metal! Who knew🤪
I've just literally commented that! What a piece of art that is!
You guys should do a review of their first 5 albums......let's have a chat after that😀
Yes! I’ve yet to hear a Metallica song I didn’t like. True GOATS of their genre.
4 out 5 of those are still good albums. But their first 5? Well obviously goesvwithout saying how good they are.
One of my top favorite songs ever and from Metallica's 🎵🎶
Guys love yalls facial expressions and welcome to the Metallica Family my brothers!🤘
This is Metallicas biggest hit probably. The whole 'And Justice For All' album is pretty decent. Very musical with the switches and length of the songs. If you wanna get your Metallica fix on! The albums 'Ride the Lightning' and 'Master of Puppets' is for you.
yup these guys will become hooked after listening to MOP
Thank you for more Metallica, but this was probably the weakest song of theirs you could pick.
A bunch of young dudes looking for music to get pumped up by for the gym, and we serve them up this? Embarrassing.
@@justinatest9456 Try "Blackened", guys. Epic song.
The Rolling Stones, Buddy Holly, Johnny cash, B B KING, Chuck Berry, these guys are legendary
This was my class song of '99, but we had to wait until the lyrics began before we started walking out at graduation. My class was so small, we would've gone before the intro was finished 🤣
It was also my first introduction to Metallica! I've been a fan ever since 💖🦋
This is my favorite Metallica song..I graduated highschool in 1991, Metallica was played at my Sr prom more than anyone else. ✌🏼✌🏼
love how at the end you're all banging with the last guitar solo
49 years old and I’m 40 years a fan of Metallica… this sing brings back memories…
Ok love your guy's reactions! Just the way you interact with each other is great! Also the fact you guys are willing to try different styles of music is great! Keep it up!
Couldn't agree more. These guys have a great channel.
7:43 "Was the first band The Beatles?!" 🤣 I was rolling laughing at that for some reason.
I loved the man in the back he is feeling it gentlemen don't stop the feeling
This is a love song. It's about a couple who believe in each other and want to shut out the rest of the world. I actually got married to this song. Glad you guys appreciated it. Metallica were inspired by lots of bands like Queen, The Misfits, and British bands like Iron Maiden and Diamond Head.
Such handsome guys. I love your reactions. Bravo on covering such diverse types of music. 👏
Dude sat infront the door! He gets it, love ya bro😂❤😂keep it going, teach these boys
You guys are a trip, in a great way, dope reactions.
Beatles was the band that first played songs written by them. They penned the singers-songwriters of bands.
Although Kinks although did so, Beatles were the main force that decided they are primarily singers-songwriter bands and then players-singers.
They were also the first to spend long time recording and producing their records in the studio long time.
Probably my favorite Metallica song, this and One
James sang Nothing Else Matters for his wife and kids. James was an alcoholic. He had a difficult upringing. His parents were religious fanatics. In therapy he met his wife. And when they were recording the Black Album one evening he was on the phone with his wife and he started picking the guitar. He just played the lower 4 srings up and down, empty. And he loved the sound. That was when Nothing Else Matters was born.
It was recorded before he had a wife and kids....
And his wife was the band's stylist, not someone he met in rehab
Load or Reload albums anything off there are the ones that are my favorite. they came out when I was in high school!!! Love your guy's reactions!!!
Hello from Paris France good song ,peace and love my brothers !
Metallica was inspired by what's called the New Wave of British Heavy Metal, which was a lot of underground British metal that hit the American scene in the 70s. Bands like The Misfits, Diamond Head, and the all-important Motorhead. They put out a couple of albums, Garage Days Revisited and Garage Inc where they covered a lot of songs from their inspirations. My favorite from those is Small Hours, a cover of a Holocaust song.
Groups of ppl use to be required to make music. You needed somebody to play bass(tuba, euphonium, some kind of bass horn) Then you would need another person to play some kind of drums/percussion, need somebody to play some treble instruments, somebody to play your mids.
This is just a more modern interpretation of the same thing. Drums, Bass guitar, a 6 string guitar for your treble and mids, and then a vocalist. All music learns, and borrows from what/those that came before it. Classical music isn't everybody's cup of tea. But it's amazing that something like: Mussorgsky - The Great Gate At Kiev is from 1874, or you can go further back and listen to Mozart, Beethoven, Bach, in the 1700's. The skill, knowledge, and how advanced their ability was for being from 300+ years ago. It's quite mind blowing
P.S. Antonio Vivaldi is the original shred king. If you listen to him. You can see where a lot of modern metal guitar players get their inspiration, especially for solis. The "scales and modes, key changes, etc," All borrowed, and modeled around classical stuff.
This is a good song to just lean back and chill. Crack open a cold drink, sing along, just stare at the ceiling.
This has by far always been my favorite Metallica song... but they have many greats in their catalog.
Old classic symphonic,jazz and blues...that's what really started rock, rock leads to metal. 🤘
If you listen to the words it's a sad story that alot of people have been through myself included. I love this band ❤