This video is going CRAZY 🤯 I’m gonna react to the Moscow version. Check out Patreon.com/RobTV if you wanna guarantee a reaction submission or just support more! Much love y’all 🔥
i think you will enjoy the moscow vid. after, for a flip-side experience, i highly recommend you check out a concert they did with the san francisco orchestra in 1999. any of those would be great, but if you still haven't heard 'master of puppets', then that would be the go-to. best wishes to you edit: ruclips.net/video/Tolj54hIY0s/видео.htmlsi=0ixeE7Htno9Ts6gt
Dude thank you so much for reviewing this. Absolute goal of mine to get you on the Metallica hype train. And they are still going strong! Keep em coming
One was a song that really made me appreciate Metallica. I wasn’t a big fan of theirs generally speaking, but that song brought me in. ❤️ sandman was the other. I HAVE to listen in when they are on.
@@dillonsronce2583their first masterpiece in my opinion. Seek and destroy and motorbreath are good but there are so many changes in the 4 horsemen and the rhythm/solo changeup is my fave on that album
EPIC EPIC WPIC. It was after the wall came down and folks that had been separated for many many years theh all got to listen to Metallica together. Epic
I am so burned out when it comes to this song, as are a great number of fans that heard this song too many times. Getting to see you feel the energy of this song for the first time let me feel the excitement I felt when i first heard this in 1991. It has restored a bit of Enter Sandman for me. Thank You
Metallica - Master of Puppets, Disposable Heroes, Blackened, Battery, Creeping Death, Ride the Lightning, Kill’em All, One, Dyer’s Eve. All great Metallica songs when Metallica was great!
The song is from the perspective of the sand man who, in fairy tales, is responsible for putting you to sleep and entering a dream state. The sandman has some horror connotations.
It always blows me away that people dont listen to the words and immediately realize that this is a lullaby. He is putting his child down for the night. It must've been great to be raised a heavy metal God.
I’m only 32 but my grandpa who passed when I was six would have been 105-110 now used to tell my mom and uncle that if they didn’t close their eyes and go to sleep then sandman will come get them. 😂
@lakewestchase my mom always told me that the sandman was who put the stuff in the corners of your eyes as you slept. She called cleaning the corners of your eyes in the morning, "getting rid of the sandman"
You make me appreciate songs that are old to me like they are the newest joy. This song is about nightmares and dreams of evil things, being afraid to go to bed because of the monsters that are near. The song "One" has the most messed up story behind it and the meaning of the words are screwed up hard. The movie it refers to, "Johnny Got His Gun", is a deeply twisted look at war and what the military industrial complex tries to do by selling lies to poor, dumb folk to get them to fight in countries they never heard of in the name of freedumb".
Regarding their status in the white hall of fame - 2 guys in the band are white - James Hatfield (vocals/guitar) and Lars Ulrich (drums) - but the other 2 are not - Kirk Hammett( lead guitar) is Filipino and Rob Trujillo (bass) is Mexican/Native American - although their bassist was a white guy when this song was recorded.
I saw Metallica live when I was like 14 years old me and my friends ditch school took the city bus downtown and seen Metallica and Ozzy Osbourne. Let me tell you that was an excellent show. Back then in it was like first come first serve we were one of the first people in there and was right up front in front of the stage. It was so loud I couldn’t hear for like a week afterwards.
Back in the day, this was the song played before we jumped out high altitude airplanes into pitch blackness and it ear wormed us all the way down. @1 year Vet
Omg this was fucking gold. You made me laugh so hard. There is something in you that reminds me of clowning with my twin brother when I introduced him to Metallica and Tool when we were in high school. Thank you for this!😂
As someone mentioned, check out Metallica performing live in Moscow in 1991. It's amazingly ridiculous how many people are there. Seriously. You won't believe it.
@@SonicProfessor_a.k.a._T._Andra tbf even if they didn’t die at the concert half of them would probably die within the next decade. Russia in the 90s was absurdly awful.
@@FrankieWilliams-kx9gp ...and still is. Yes. That is accurate. (However, I am, still, always horrified how: this show was lauded as/is spoken of as: "a peace festival" ...but: corruption, which has existed for decades-on-decades ..."cannot" (effectively)/DOES not disappear 'overnight.' ...it seems as if NO-one outside of russia even BOTHERED considering this (and the associated/i.e.: what this, at least, COULD lead to/create (etc.!) ... There are plenty of cases of: military personnel: allowing or forcing concert-goers to be injured or DIE, due to overcrowding, refusal to open gates or fences, etc. ...I mean: it's, clearly, worse than choosing factions of the Hell's Angels to be in control of "security" at the (partially dilapidated) Altamont Speedway, at the end of 1969. -But: I, in NO way, am attempting to dilute or deny the accuracy of what you say, above (and thank you for doing so!!)!
First song I ever heard by Metallica was “ For whom the bell tolls”! It was so different from the other metal bands I was into. Thank god I had an older brother who got me into metal in the early 80s. He did drop the ball on Metallicas “ kill em all “album . I had to backtrack to that one after ride the lightening n then Master of puppets lol
Yo, Virginia Tech Football teams enters the field to this song. Also, who wants to tell him how epic it was to play this song on Guitar Hero and Rock Band back in the days!?
Don't know how hard you want to go with this experiment, but... If you're up for some Death Metal.... Arch Enemy - Handshake with Hell This isn't even their best song, but it's a really good example of how she can go from the Death Metal growl to Clear Vox in a snap. She's incredible. And you know that guitar solo hits hard too. Though, I think Death Metal might be a bit of an acquired taste. Also, I just found your channel today and I think I watched the entire playlist in one sitting. I had it playing while I was working, but it was really a pleasure to see you getting into Rage against the Machine, Korn, Foo Fighters, etc... You also got me appreciating Billy Joel more than I ever did before, so thank you for that. Love your reactions. Thank you for all your hard work.
You need to see the videos of Virginia Tech's football team coming out of the tunnel and onto the field to this song every home game. The stadium is lit😅!! 🔥🔥🔥
You better get a playlist started! You just opened a Pandora’s Box of BANGERS! The big name hits are all awesome too, but I LOVE some of the ‘B-side’ tracks that don’t get the same commercial love - No Leaf Clover (my personal absolute favorite), King Nothing, Seek & Destroy, Cyanide, Frantic, Shoot Me Again, Invisible Kid…. Their Saint Anger album (which has the last three songs I listed) got a LOT of hate, mostly because it was a bit of a departure from their earlier work, but it resonated with me as a teenager when it came out. Their newest release Lux Aeterna also has some incredible riffs - My two favorites from that have been the title track and Sleepwalk my life away. It was a HUGE cultural outrage when they cut their hair in the early 90s - they were the start of thrash metal, but were absolutely an essential part of the hair metal/headbanger scene. Didn’t change their musical prowess though.
Great reaction man! Subbed during the kdot and drake beef and just found this video. I love music. All genres! It's dope to see other people with diverse tastes. Metallica is 🔥🔥🔥
If u ever saw the Yankees play ball on tv this was the theme song for their best relieving pitcher Mariano Rivera Metallica actually performed the song at the stadium
I was just thinking today how it was surprising you haven't uploaded any Metallica yet. Glad you did. One is a good one to listen to next. It was what first got me into them when i was a kid.
Highly recommend Master of Puppets and Creeping Death from their 1991 concert in Moscow like other comments, but I will also recommend Fade to Black. Fade to Black will really open your eyes on what metal can sound like.
ruclips.net/video/-Zr_IcI3u60/видео.html - Moscow 1991 concert. Not a lot of crowd shots but there are a few close up ones. People are crammed in for sure.
I won’t stop recommending Nine Inch Nails until it happens! their lyrics are incredible and their sound is super unique. I recommend “March of the Pigs”
Around that time the song was released, hip hop and alternative just exploded! Love that era of both genres. Awesome first half of the 90's. Such great fond memories of no worries and just being young and dumb. Ahh, to be young again..
This was Mariano Rivera's walk-up song. And for those who don't know, Mariano Rivera (born November 29, 1969) is a Panamanian-American former professional baseball pitcher who played 19 seasons in Major League Baseball (MLB) for the New York Yankees, from 1995 to 2013. Nicknamed "Mo"[1] and "Sandman",[2] he spent most of his career as a relief pitcher and served as the Yankees' closer for 17 seasons. A thirteen-time All-Star and five-time World Series champion, he is MLB's career leader in saves (652) and games finished (952). Rivera won five American League (AL) Rolaids Relief Man Awards and three Delivery Man of the Year Awards, and he finished in the top three in voting for the AL Cy Young Award four times. He was inducted into the Baseball Hall of Fame as part of its class of 2019 in his first year of eligibility, and is to date the only player ever to be elected unanimously by the Baseball Writers' Association of America (BBWAA).[3] Raised in the modest Panamanian fishing village of Puerto Caimito, Rivera was an amateur player until he was signed by the Yankees organization in 1990. He debuted in the major leagues in 1995 as a starting pitcher, before permanently converting to a relief pitcher late in his rookie year. After a breakthrough season in 1996 as a setup man, he became the Yankees' closer in 1997. In the following seasons, he established himself as one of baseball's top relievers, leading the major leagues in saves in 1999, 2001, and 2004. Rivera primarily threw a sharp-moving, mid-90s mile-per-hour cut fastball that frequently broke hitters' bats and earned a reputation as one of the league's toughest pitches to hit. With his presence at the end of games, signaled by his foreboding entrance song "Enter Sandman", Rivera was a key contributor to the Yankees' success in the late 1990s and early 2000s. An accomplished postseason performer, he was named the 1999 World Series Most Valuable Player (MVP) and the 2003 AL Championship Series MVP, and he holds several postseason records, including lowest earned run average (ERA) (0.70) and most saves (42). Rivera is regarded as one of the most dominant relievers in major league history. Pitching with a longevity and consistency uncommon to the closer role, he saved at least 25 games in 15 consecutive seasons and posted an ERA under 2.00 in 11 seasons, both of which are records. When he retired, his career 2.21 ERA and 1.00 WHIP were the lowest in the live-ball era among qualified pitchers. Fellow players credit him with popularizing the cut fastball across the major leagues. Along with his signature pitch, Rivera was known for his precise control, smooth pitching motion, and composure on the field. In 2013, the Yankees retired his uniform number 42; he was the last major league player to wear the number full-time, following its league-wide retirement in 1997 in honor of Jackie Robinson. In 2014, MLB named its AL Reliever of the Year Award in Rivera's honor. A devout Christian, he has been involved in charitable causes and the religious community through the Mariano Rivera Foundation. For his philanthropy, Rivera received the Presidential Medal of Freedom, the highest civilian award in the United States, in September 2019. - Credit Wikipedia.
This is the entrance song for the great Mariano Rivera when he played fir the New York Yankees. Didnt even have to announce him. We heard this music and it was lights out for the opposi g team
You should react to Moscow 1991. They stopped counting people after 1.6 million and the concert was totally free. They are the only band to have played on all 7 continents.
4:52 if anything the only scary thing to them are the copyright stuff. they're the reason Napster is no longer a company, and funny enough, why their own concert on twitch was copyright claimed during a live performance.
Looked up and down the comments and didn't see this - this was actually their 4th album, not their first. The really sick part is that 3 of the 4 members (lead singer, lead guitarist and drummer) are still the same from the very beginning. They're on their 3rd bass guitar player - the first died in a tour bus accident on tour, the second (who played on this track) ended up leaving after a lot of drama, and they got Ozzy Osbourne's bass player for the 3rd who's recorded the last few albums with them.
Its about cot death from an interview a few years ago with them. I listened to the lyrics afterwards and it broke me. Plus nothing else matters is top tier
Master of Puppets is definitely their biggest banger, but if you watched Stranger Things you might have already heard it. One, Battery, Blackened, For Whom The Bell Tolls, The Unforgiven 1 and 2, all great choices. They also have an entire album from their live show with the San Fransisco Symphony Orchestra that goes fucking hard. Hope you get more in to it, love hearing people explore them more.
@jrlikeshockey that would be because that is a lie. James Hetfields dad was an extremely abusive Christian Scientist. When James escaped, he wrote many songs about the abuse, including leper messiah and dyers eve. He never once returned to religion after going no contact with his parents.
It does say something about James that he sticks to Christianity pretty hard, given the incredible amounts of pain religion caused him when he was growing up.
@@wyrmsign207 Hetfield is and always was a Christian. He went away from what his parents were into but he never stopped being a Christian. He left their "Christian Science" sect but didnt leave Christ.
I always crank this up while driving!! Windows and sunroof open, music blaring and a little old white-haired lady driving w shades on and banging!! Welcome to the Dark Side, Rob!
Godsmack was the band that made me grow up from an immature college kid to a real man going from rap/hip hop to all rock going forward for the next couple decades till now.
Thank you Rob. If you wanna hear the most epic way to enter the industry, check out Hit the Lights off of Kill em' All. That was their first song ever. I'm so pumped that you gave them a shot Rob 🤙
![[RAPPER REACTION] METALLICA - ENTER SANDMAN LIVE IN MOSCOW](http://i.ytimg.com/vi/Fi370WdHlEc/mqdefault.jpg)
This video is going CRAZY 🤯 I’m gonna react to the Moscow version. Check out Patreon.com/RobTV if you wanna guarantee a reaction submission or just support more! Much love y’all 🔥
that video is completely insane
i think you will enjoy the moscow vid. after, for a flip-side experience, i highly recommend you check out a concert they did with the san francisco orchestra in 1999. any of those would be great, but if you still haven't heard 'master of puppets', then that would be the go-to. best wishes to you
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Agreed! You MUST listen to Master Of Puppets
Live at LBC for Avenged Sevenfold is another required live show to watch
Dude thank you so much for reviewing this. Absolute goal of mine to get you on the Metallica hype train. And they are still going strong! Keep em coming
Ladies and gentlemen. We got him.
we got him, but the mission continues
It's always a joy to see the birth of a metalhead.
YA THINK😅
Crack me up!
@@zibafu Metalhead forever!
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One by Metallica ascends like no other.
It really does. It is gutwrenching
The full video, not the shortened one!
Yes definitely need the music video to go along with it
heavy song but it really is a masterpiece.
One was a song that really made me appreciate Metallica. I wasn’t a big fan of theirs generally speaking, but that song brought me in. ❤️ sandman was the other. I HAVE to listen in when they are on.
Master of puppets, fade to black, for whom the bell tolls, one, sad but true, wherever I may roam.. all bangers plus many more
Four horsemen
Nothing else matters
@@dillonsronce2583their first masterpiece in my opinion. Seek and destroy and motorbreath are good but there are so many changes in the 4 horsemen and the rhythm/solo changeup is my fave on that album
Am I Evil?
The people who name off their radio songs aren't real fans. Those songs you listed are meh compared to their others.
Metallica, Moscow, 1991 1.6 million attendees.
EPIC EPIC WPIC. It was after the wall came down and folks that had been separated for many many years theh all got to listen to Metallica together. Epic
thats a whole other level!! like a beehive on fire lmao🤘
Second western band to play in Russia, they had an opener. (Heh!)
Ac/DC was the headliner, and it was a free festival to celebrate the end of the cold War. Relax.
Such an epic performance.
I am so burned out when it comes to this song, as are a great number of fans that heard this song too many times. Getting to see you feel the energy of this song for the first time let me feel the excitement I felt when i first heard this in 1991. It has restored a bit of Enter Sandman for me. Thank You
I totally agree with you.
Great self observation. Great comment.
I'm not burned out, but this vid reminds me why I bought the Black Album the day it hit the stores all those years ago. Rock on!
Metallica - Master of Puppets, Disposable Heroes, Blackened, Battery, Creeping Death, Ride the Lightning, Kill’em All, One, Dyer’s Eve. All great Metallica songs when Metallica was great!
Yeah this is a solid list to go on. So many classics that's it's impossible to keep the list short lol
And a couple of album titles lol
Great banger, Damage Inc.
Gotta put Sanitarium and the entirety of Load/Reload lol
And just for fun FUEL
The song is from the perspective of the sand man who, in fairy tales, is responsible for putting you to sleep and entering a dream state. The sandman has some horror connotations.
This song was originally about sudden infant death syndrome until James Hetfield was bullied into rewriting it into a twisted lullaby
I'm fairly sure that this song is about shooting up heroine.
@@igotnoname4557 That's Master of puppets
You were in my recomendations. I'm so glad I clicked!! I'm pushing 70, and my grandson introduced me to Metallica. Love it!
It always blows me away that people dont listen to the words and immediately realize that this is a lullaby. He is putting his child down for the night. It must've been great to be raised a heavy metal God.
I’m only 32 but my grandpa who passed when I was six would have been 105-110 now used to tell my mom and uncle that if they didn’t close their eyes and go to sleep then sandman will come get them. 😂
@lakewestchase my mom always told me that the sandman was who put the stuff in the corners of your eyes as you slept. She called cleaning the corners of your eyes in the morning, "getting rid of the sandman"
I believe this song is about infant mortality. SIDS or what they used to call crib death…
@davidromero2870 I hadn't thought of that, but it makes sense.
Its a 300 year old children's poem... welcome to the party Pal.!!
Give Master of Puppets a go
Yeah, that should be the next metallica song!
Some bars to appreciate on top of the tune
Master of puppets is a must listening to Metallica. Early Metallica of the 80s.
Agreed 100%
Yep. I suggest you do the one with lyrics. And think about the lyrics.
Oh holy hell he’s gonna love Metallica 🔥🔥🔥
One, Master of Puppets, Leper Messiah, Disposable hero's, Shit will blow his mind.
As does everyone who pays attention ❤
FADE TO BLACK, ONE, MASTER OF PUPPETS. In that order you won’t regret it!!!
Hell yeah. Oh and, no one’s gonna talk about that badass Sagat statue in the back? That shit’s fire.
I remember liking metallica casually... then I went to one of their concerts and it was one of the best I had ever been to. Incredible band
Just came across your channel for the first time. Love how much fun you're having with this track. Go get it, son!
Look who’s headbanging now!!
You make me appreciate songs that are old to me like they are the newest joy. This song is about nightmares and dreams of evil things, being afraid to go to bed because of the monsters that are near.
The song "One" has the most messed up story behind it and the meaning of the words are screwed up hard. The movie it refers to, "Johnny Got His Gun", is a deeply twisted look at war and what the military industrial complex tries to do by selling lies to poor, dumb folk to get them to fight in countries they never heard of in the name of freedumb".
Regarding their status in the white hall of fame - 2 guys in the band are white - James Hatfield (vocals/guitar) and Lars Ulrich (drums) - but the other 2 are not - Kirk Hammett( lead guitar) is Filipino and Rob Trujillo (bass) is Mexican/Native American - although their bassist was a white guy when this song was recorded.
And that matters why?
Why the racism?
@@wmason1961 what part of that was racist lmao
@@TexasKP only racists think it's relevant. All of it was.
@wmason1961 why do you think is relevant?
Master….of…..Puppets
I PROMISE, you will absolutely love it. The 8 songs on the album are absolutely legendary. The title track will blow your mind.
This is not a lie
Battery is also awesome. Edit: I love that you're doing this series. It's fun watching you react to these.
Kings of Metal
One!!! That’s the name of the song…’One’
Watched all these clips over the last cpl of hours. Its like you're reliving my youth on fast fwd lol
I saw Metallica live when I was like 14 years old me and my friends ditch school took the city bus downtown and seen Metallica and Ozzy Osbourne. Let me tell you that was an excellent show. Back then in it was like first come first serve we were one of the first people in there and was right up front in front of the stage. It was so loud I couldn’t hear for like a week afterwards.
Back in the day, this was the song played before we jumped out high altitude airplanes into pitch blackness and it ear wormed us all the way down. @1 year Vet
Can’t tell you how many times I said the prayer before bed as a kid. When I heard them put in the song, I couldn’t believe it.
Seeing your genuine excitement is awesome!! Keep up the great work.
Omg this was fucking gold. You made me laugh so hard. There is something in you that reminds me of clowning with my twin brother when I introduced him to Metallica and Tool when we were in high school. Thank you for this!😂
My hands down favorite Metallica song, head banged right along with you, love it! 🎉
Idk if youd like it but whiskey in a jar is pretty cool and is an old irish song
As someone mentioned, check out Metallica performing live in Moscow in 1991. It's amazingly ridiculous how many people are there. Seriously. You won't believe it.
Especially Creeping Death and Harvester of Sorrow!!!
...and how many people (unnecessarily!) died! 🤬😡
@@SonicProfessor_a.k.a._T._Andra tbf even if they didn’t die at the concert half of them would probably die within the next decade. Russia in the 90s was absurdly awful.
@@FrankieWilliams-kx9gp ...and still is.
Yes. That is accurate.
(However, I am, still, always horrified how: this show was lauded as/is spoken of as: "a peace festival"
...but: corruption, which has existed for decades-on-decades ..."cannot" (effectively)/DOES not disappear 'overnight.'
...it seems as if NO-one outside of russia even BOTHERED considering this (and the associated/i.e.: what this, at least, COULD lead to/create (etc.!)
... There are plenty of cases of: military personnel: allowing or forcing concert-goers to be injured or DIE, due to overcrowding, refusal to open gates or fences, etc.
...I mean: it's, clearly, worse than choosing factions of the Hell's Angels to be in control of "security" at the (partially dilapidated) Altamont Speedway, at the end of 1969.
-But: I, in NO way, am attempting to dilute or deny the accuracy of what you say, above
(and thank you for doing so!!)!
AC/DC were the opening gig!
Your reaction was wonderful! This song is incredible!☮💜
First song I ever heard by Metallica was “ For whom the bell tolls”! It was so different from the other metal bands I was into. Thank god I had an older brother who got me into metal in the early 80s. He did drop the ball on Metallicas “ kill em all “album . I had to backtrack to that one after ride the lightening n then Master of puppets lol
You're not ready for the next Metallica song my brotha. Master of Puppets, Creeoing death, One, blackened, fade to black. BRUH, YOU AINT READY.
The Memory Remains. Another great.
Whiskey in the Jar
Always been my fav song that still gets bumped loudly to this day when I’m in the mood for Metallica 🫶🏽🙌🏾
Yo, Virginia Tech Football teams enters the field to this song. Also, who wants to tell him how epic it was to play this song on Guitar Hero and Rock Band back in the days!?
Really dig your energy and enthusiasm! You got yourself a new subscriber!
Don't know how hard you want to go with this experiment, but... If you're up for some Death Metal.... Arch Enemy - Handshake with Hell
This isn't even their best song, but it's a really good example of how she can go from the Death Metal growl to Clear Vox in a snap. She's incredible. And you know that guitar solo hits hard too.
Though, I think Death Metal might be a bit of an acquired taste.
Also, I just found your channel today and I think I watched the entire playlist in one sitting. I had it playing while I was working, but it was really a pleasure to see you getting into Rage against the Machine, Korn, Foo Fighters, etc... You also got me appreciating Billy Joel more than I ever did before, so thank you for that. Love your reactions. Thank you for all your hard work.
Then get Iconoclast from Decapitated with Rob Flynn or Hello Death from the same featuring vocals from Jinjer.
DUDE!!! I EXPECT YOU IN THE PIT AT THE NEXT CONCERT NEAR YOU!!! ULTIMATE RESPECT!!!!!!!!!!!
And That my friend, is gen X music. We had the sickest music ever.
I don't wanna argue but this is soooo Millennial music!!!!! 😉 (can we share ... maybe?)
This is most definitely GenX, and we rocked the hell out of it!🤘
This was released during the millennial generation.
This was released 1991, sorry gen X but you gotta share this one with millennials.
Great reaction Mr Rob. You put a smile on a old man face. Rock On 🎸
You need to see the videos of Virginia Tech's football team coming out of the tunnel and onto the field to this song every home game. The stadium is lit😅!! 🔥🔥🔥
Start Jumping!
This!!
I had to turn up the volume about 10x now... I'm grateful for minimal interruptions
LOL this young black dude who mostly listens to RnB sits next to me at my job discovered this song about two weeks ago and he was raving about it too
Loving the flow of content! Well done good sir. Well done.
You better get a playlist started! You just opened a Pandora’s Box of BANGERS! The big name hits are all awesome too, but I LOVE some of the ‘B-side’ tracks that don’t get the same commercial love - No Leaf Clover (my personal absolute favorite), King Nothing, Seek & Destroy, Cyanide, Frantic, Shoot Me Again, Invisible Kid…. Their Saint Anger album (which has the last three songs I listed) got a LOT of hate, mostly because it was a bit of a departure from their earlier work, but it resonated with me as a teenager when it came out. Their newest release Lux Aeterna also has some incredible riffs - My two favorites from that have been the title track and Sleepwalk my life away. It was a HUGE cultural outrage when they cut their hair in the early 90s - they were the start of thrash metal, but were absolutely an essential part of the hair metal/headbanger scene. Didn’t change their musical prowess though.
St. Anger is absolutely overhated, it was so relatable to me when i was in middle school, like its not perfect but its a good album
The title of the latest album is 72 Seasons. I agree Lux Aeterna is also a banger, as is Sleepwalk my Life Away and so is If Darkness Had a Son.
Great reaction man! Subbed during the kdot and drake beef and just found this video. I love music. All genres! It's dope to see other people with diverse tastes. Metallica is 🔥🔥🔥
Bruhhhhh you're a trip lmao this is awesome🤘🤘 great idea
If you listen to "One" you absolutely have to watch the music video. It adds so much to the song and tells an amazing story
If u ever saw the Yankees play ball on tv this was the theme song for their best relieving pitcher Mariano Rivera
Metallica actually performed the song at the stadium
😱 Metallica playing on a field that's not SF?? Blasphemy!! (Jk)
I was just thinking today how it was surprising you haven't uploaded any Metallica yet. Glad you did. One is a good one to listen to next. It was what first got me into them when i was a kid.
Highly recommend Master of Puppets and Creeping Death from their 1991 concert in Moscow like other comments, but I will also recommend Fade to Black. Fade to Black will really open your eyes on what metal can sound like.
ruclips.net/video/-Zr_IcI3u60/видео.html - Moscow 1991 concert. Not a lot of crowd shots but there are a few close up ones. People are crammed in for sure.
my new favorite reaction channel
Thanks!
Check out "Nothing Else Matters." It doesn't sound like a love song, but if I remember correctly, it is.
Yep, it was a love song to the fans!
@@dux_bellorum I saw a documentary, or a video about it and it was a love song to a girl.
There's nothing better than a righteously rockin' reaction! Thank you for checking this classic song out. 🙂
I won’t stop recommending Nine Inch Nails until it happens! their lyrics are incredible and their sound is super unique. I recommend “March of the Pigs”
Phenomenal review. Best I have ever seen.
You HAVE to see the live in Moscow performance of enter sandman. It’s mind blowing!!
Around that time the song was released, hip hop and alternative just exploded! Love that era of both genres. Awesome first half of the 90's. Such great fond memories of no worries and just being young and dumb. Ahh, to be young again..
Hold on a minute! I must warn you brother: You NEVER pause during a guitar solo. Legends say that in some states you can even go to prison for that.
LMFAOOOO I have no choice - it's too hype. LOCK ME UP
@@HollywoodRobTV😂😂😂
I remember when they marketed this song by driving through New York on the back of a flatbed truck singing songs from this album. Legendary.
And this one isn’t even their best song.
Give master of puppets, for whom the bell tolls, fade to black etc. a go
Or Disposable Heroes
lol... I'm not sure it's even in their top 50.
This was Mariano Rivera's walk-up song. And for those who don't know, Mariano Rivera (born November 29, 1969) is a Panamanian-American former professional baseball pitcher who played 19 seasons in Major League Baseball (MLB) for the New York Yankees, from 1995 to 2013. Nicknamed "Mo"[1] and "Sandman",[2] he spent most of his career as a relief pitcher and served as the Yankees' closer for 17 seasons. A thirteen-time All-Star and five-time World Series champion, he is MLB's career leader in saves (652) and games finished (952). Rivera won five American League (AL) Rolaids Relief Man Awards and three Delivery Man of the Year Awards, and he finished in the top three in voting for the AL Cy Young Award four times. He was inducted into the Baseball Hall of Fame as part of its class of 2019 in his first year of eligibility, and is to date the only player ever to be elected unanimously by the Baseball Writers' Association of America (BBWAA).[3]
Raised in the modest Panamanian fishing village of Puerto Caimito, Rivera was an amateur player until he was signed by the Yankees organization in 1990. He debuted in the major leagues in 1995 as a starting pitcher, before permanently converting to a relief pitcher late in his rookie year. After a breakthrough season in 1996 as a setup man, he became the Yankees' closer in 1997. In the following seasons, he established himself as one of baseball's top relievers, leading the major leagues in saves in 1999, 2001, and 2004. Rivera primarily threw a sharp-moving, mid-90s mile-per-hour cut fastball that frequently broke hitters' bats and earned a reputation as one of the league's toughest pitches to hit. With his presence at the end of games, signaled by his foreboding entrance song "Enter Sandman", Rivera was a key contributor to the Yankees' success in the late 1990s and early 2000s. An accomplished postseason performer, he was named the 1999 World Series Most Valuable Player (MVP) and the 2003 AL Championship Series MVP, and he holds several postseason records, including lowest earned run average (ERA) (0.70) and most saves (42).
Rivera is regarded as one of the most dominant relievers in major league history. Pitching with a longevity and consistency uncommon to the closer role, he saved at least 25 games in 15 consecutive seasons and posted an ERA under 2.00 in 11 seasons, both of which are records. When he retired, his career 2.21 ERA and 1.00 WHIP were the lowest in the live-ball era among qualified pitchers. Fellow players credit him with popularizing the cut fastball across the major leagues. Along with his signature pitch, Rivera was known for his precise control, smooth pitching motion, and composure on the field. In 2013, the Yankees retired his uniform number 42; he was the last major league player to wear the number full-time, following its league-wide retirement in 1997 in honor of Jackie Robinson. In 2014, MLB named its AL Reliever of the Year Award in Rivera's honor. A devout Christian, he has been involved in charitable causes and the religious community through the Mariano Rivera Foundation. For his philanthropy, Rivera received the Presidential Medal of Freedom, the highest civilian award in the United States, in September 2019. - Credit Wikipedia.
I need a Master Of Puppets and One reaction so bad
Dudes we would air guitar the whole black album by Metallica. We eventually formed a band. Good times. This was way back around 94-2000
This is the entrance song for the great Mariano Rivera when he played fir the New York Yankees. Didnt even have to announce him. We heard this music and it was lights out for the opposi g team
James Hatfield wrote this song about his first child and the danger of CIDS
You should react to Moscow 1991. They stopped counting people after 1.6 million and the concert was totally free. They are the only band to have played on all 7 continents.
And they were not the headline band, it was AC/DC who,played first!
4:52 if anything the only scary thing to them are the copyright stuff. they're the reason Napster is no longer a company, and funny enough, why their own concert on twitch was copyright claimed during a live performance.
I wonder if youll ever get around to ACDC. Thunderstruck is guaranteed to make you wanna jump jump. Dont that shit make a ___ wanna jump jump?
Seconded for Thunderstruck. Some other deeper cuts that are super fun are: If You Want Blood, You've Got It, Riff Raff and Shake a Leg
For Those About to Rock!
This song came out just as I started Basic Training in 1991. It got played a TON in the barracks.
OH BOY YOU DONE WENT AND DONE IT NOW. THIS RABBIT HOLE IS DEEEEP!
Looked up and down the comments and didn't see this - this was actually their 4th album, not their first. The really sick part is that 3 of the 4 members (lead singer, lead guitarist and drummer) are still the same from the very beginning. They're on their 3rd bass guitar player - the first died in a tour bus accident on tour, the second (who played on this track) ended up leaving after a lot of drama, and they got Ozzy Osbourne's bass player for the 3rd who's recorded the last few albums with them.
Uhhhhmmm....not exactly accurate.
Every heard of a guy named....Dave Mustaine?!
We all want to see a video of you rolling with your homies blasting this song and having the time of your life.
Have never had so much fun watching a reaction video EVER Omg that evil laugh when the band lets loose 😂
Hahahaha thanks! 💪🏾
Who’s in the White Hall of Fame so far? Dimebag Darrell, Billy Joel, and Metallica?
What about Layne Staley? For grunge I mean.
America still sleeping on Cold Chisel.
Rage’s rhythm section….
My man, you were entertaining from jump! You got yourself a new subscriber! Well done, sir!
Master of Puppets has to be next!!!!
It’s always fun to see someone react to a song they’ve heard hundreds of times without actually realizing it.
Try primal concrete sledge
Its about cot death from an interview a few years ago with them. I listened to the lyrics afterwards and it broke me. Plus nothing else matters is top tier
Master of Puppets is definitely their biggest banger, but if you watched Stranger Things you might have already heard it. One, Battery, Blackened, For Whom The Bell Tolls, The Unforgiven 1 and 2, all great choices. They also have an entire album from their live show with the San Fransisco Symphony Orchestra that goes fucking hard. Hope you get more in to it, love hearing people explore them more.
S & M 1&2 are brilliant! I’m mad I just discovered them a couple years ago.
Saw them back in the 90's. The entire concert hall was vibrating
Metallica was a lowkey Christian band and nobody knew it. Ther singer was a Christian and wrote songs with some light/hidden Christian themes.
@jrlikeshockey that would be because that is a lie. James Hetfields dad was an extremely abusive Christian Scientist. When James escaped, he wrote many songs about the abuse, including leper messiah and dyers eve. He never once returned to religion after going no contact with his parents.
It does say something about James that he sticks to Christianity pretty hard, given the incredible amounts of pain religion caused him when he was growing up.
Similar to Scott Stapp who had a crazy abusive fundamentalist father.
@@wyrmsign207 Hetfield is and always was a Christian. He went away from what his parents were into but he never stopped being a Christian. He left their "Christian Science" sect but didnt leave Christ.
@@wyrmsign207 And his mom died because she refused medical treatment - that's the inspiration behind God That Failed from the Black Album.
Love your reviews man.
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You should check out their album where they play with a symphony orchestra accompanying them. It elevates the music to a whole other level.
I always crank this up while driving!! Windows and sunroof open, music blaring and a little old white-haired lady driving w shades on and banging!!
Welcome to the Dark Side, Rob!
That comment was epic “ this can’t be taught. It’s natural “ 👍
Godsmack was the band that made me grow up from an immature college kid to a real man going from rap/hip hop to all rock going forward for the next couple decades till now.
This song still gives me chills. I was I think a junior or senior in HS when this came out.
I’m a 73yo grandma and LOVE me some heavy metal. Great reaction Sonny ❤️😊
God damn bro, you are going to LOVE Metallica.
I am looking forward to this journey.
Thank you for putting respect on their name 🤘🏻
It's an all-time classic. It's about the anxieties parents push on their kids.
The song is about the boogie man who lives in the bedrooms of children.
Your reactions are priceless.
Thank you Rob.
If you wanna hear the most epic way to enter the industry, check out Hit the Lights off of Kill em' All.
That was their first song ever.
I'm so pumped that you gave them a shot Rob 🤙
It's always a delight to see someone experience the power of metal for the first time.