FIRST TIME listening to METALLICA - "Disposable Heroes" REACTION

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@metallicavoices Год назад

Disposable Heroes is not a commonly known song outside of the metal community and it absolutely should be. An incredibly great song that I never get tired of listening to. Aggression, heaviness, speed, message, and musicianship is just great.

@brianwhite2960 Год назад

Definitely my favorite song on an album full of great songs!

@BucsFanO22 Год назад

@@brianwhite2960 Arguably my favorite Metallica song of all time. Arguable. They have so many bangers it's hard to pick one lol.

@NS1. Год назад

I have a feeling that most long time Metallica fans who also play guitar (like me) think Disposable Heroes might have the best guitar playing on the album. Especially the solo. 😵😎

@edgcrushr Год назад

@@NS1. One of the greatest solos ever written.

@CONSOLETRUTH2 Год назад

Tells you just how amazing the MOP album is that a song like this is often overlooked where on any other metal album thus would be the best track.

@metalmark1214 Год назад

This, for lyrical content, is Metallica's answer to Black Sabbath's War Pigs.

@WICKEDCLOOSTER Год назад

yes, 100%

@hulahula6182 Год назад

Are these even real comments? 😂😂

@ARandomInternetUser08 Год назад

@@hulahula6182 ?

@Fister_of_Muppets Год назад

Similar for sure lyrically, but instrumentally this is far superior in terms of ferociousness.

@TheFikfreak Год назад

Great analogy❤️

@samuelgirard1407 Год назад

The secret sauce in their first 3 albums was bassist Cliff Burton.

@AllenSJ5 Год назад

And you can really hear him on this song.

@kuplung22 Год назад

I like every single song from the first 7 albums. I like the others too.

@stenback31289 Год назад

Correction, in rtl and mop. Cliff only had credits on anesthesia and performed on all the kill em all songs.

@jamescorey3516 Год назад

And Cliff passion for Lovecraft.

@listenup7284 Год назад

The secret to every Metallica song is James Hetfield.. then Lars.

@CarySmith1968 Год назад

This was our theme song during the Gulf War, with Delta co. 12th Engineer Battalion, out of Dexheim, (Devil's Home), Germany. We had four armored personnel carriers in our platoon that all had the names of Metallica songs painted on the sides. There was "Creeping Death", "Seek and Destroy", "Metal Militia" and honestly, I can't remember the last one, but I think it was "Damage Inc". We all made it back home, but we are still just empty shells.

@shanomac69 5 месяцев назад

Jeez bro, that's hardcore. Glad you all made it back safely. METTALICA has a lot of songs with the military and the plight of the soldiers involved in their music. I appreciate your service on behalf of the those who are living in a free country because of your efforts and sacrifices. Peace and best wishes to you and your family from Toronto 🤘🤘👏👏🍻🍻🍻🍻🍻Cheers to you all

@sumonjamal1653 Год назад

This was released in 1986, an era of music which was all about girls and partying and falling in love... This was when hit songs were 'Take on me' (A-ha)... 'Home sweet home' (Motley Crue)... 'One more night' (Phil Collins)... 'The power of love' (Huey Lewis)... 'Be good to yourself' (Journey)... etc. In the middle of this, Metallica's 'Master of Puppets' drops... and it's the antithesis of everything that was popular that year. Shredding guitarz... slamming drums... lyrics about insanity, death and chaos... They made Ozzy Osbourne look tame by comparison as they opened his tour that year... Bon Jovi, Kiss, Europe, Dokken, Van Halen, and Journey ruled radio and MTV... Judas Priest, Iron Maiden, Ozzy Osbourne, and Dio were the heavy metal stars... but Metallica conquered all in the underground w/ thrash metal and bands like Megadeth, Exodus, Slayer, Anthrax, etc. coming behind them... Soon, the hard rock and metal bands dominated the 80's and pushed keyboard bands like Duran Duran, Flock of Seagulls, Talk Talk, and A-ha, out of commercial popularity.

@TDKoutdoors Год назад

This is true. I was there to witness it all.

@VixiBellum Год назад

Thanks for this comment, I really enjoyed reading it👌Cheers all😊

@calibre97 Год назад

A la Queensryche's Operation Mindcrime in '88, all about control, corruption, drugs, war, etc. All the 'Nam movies, too. 80's man.

@ZombieJesus1987 Год назад

1986 was just a kick ass year for extreme metal in general. Master of Puppets, Reign in Blood, Peace Sells but Who's Buying?, Pleasure to Kill, Darkness Descends, Epicus Doomicus Metallicus, Morbid Visions, Beyond the Gates, Obsessed in Cruelty. So many classics.

@LerRhann Год назад

@@ZombieJesus1987 you forgot "Tragic Serenades" by Celtic Frost.

@jeffreyburns352 Год назад

Metallicas “One” changed my life forever when I was a kid. I was in 5th grade when it came out and I was hooked I had never heard anything like it before. It’s story was mind blowing to me.

@zender1979 Год назад

Same here, especially when the double bass drums come in at the end together with that riff, I was hooked instantly. And the story / lyrics still get me everytime

@mzondi1970 Год назад

Injustice for all was one of the best concerts I've ever seen

@brianwhite2960 Год назад

Same here, except 7th grade. Opened up a whole new world!!

@lokimyers8750 Год назад

It was also the very first video they put out. It debuted on headbangers ball

@jamescorey3516 Год назад

One of the first if not the first album I listened to was... And Justice for All. The song itself.... And Justice for All really connected and resonated with me. I'd say it changed my life more than One did.

@MattieMay Год назад

Metallica “Dyer’s Eve” was one of the songs that changed my life - off Justice

@пожилаякапибара-ч5о Год назад

In fact, this song had a big emotional impact on me when I listened to it on the night of February 24, sitting at my home in Ukraine. This song played at the moment when for the first time in my life I heard an explosion in the distance, realizing that a war had begun in my country. Now when I listen to this song again, I'm starting to remember that terrible night. Thanks for the reaction btw, Master Of Puppets album is amazing!

@figu6ka379 Год назад

Пока читал твой коммент, тоже вспомнил ту проклятую ночь, самый худший день в жизни

@JFK.Robot.Knight Год назад

Stay safe man! And kick Putin's ass out of your country. Best wishes from Canada.

@maskmedusa Год назад

This was Metallica at their peak. This album was and is a masterpiece. I was so dumbfounded and shocked when I heard this at 16 years old. It was like nothing I’d ever heard before.They were just emerging within a new genre, so they had no fear, hence, why not much music today is as revolutionary.

@ulrikwinther221 Год назад

The total dominance. Pulverized all competition right fuckin through… remembered it very clearly. Such an impact. I was about same age when it came out.

@Janaesp12 Год назад

I was 14 when i heard it first in the early 90s....know exactly how you feel!

@andrewmah2962 5 месяцев назад

This album is 6 months older than I am

@lonnieisaacs382 Год назад

Girl, I went to this concert when I was 16; I'm currently 54. . . You called this modern music, huh? I'm thankful for your husband's service!!! MetallicA is the greatest band EVER!!!😊

@LordAlisdare Год назад

Metallica said in an interview once that they write about things that scare them. It's a way to release those fears and the anger you build up to fight them with. I've always said Metal isn't about being aggressive it's about releasing aggression.

@dennishenwood8669 Год назад

This album is pretty much playing on a loop in my car, especially this song and Orion.

@jakecarroll5 Год назад

lol i feel this. Occasionally switches to And Justice for All.

@jasonwalker3185 Год назад

ORION is an all time great! That song pumps me up every time I hear it!

@jochencooper2751 Год назад

Yeah man same for me since 1986🤣

@ktgo4424 Год назад

I think the most underrated Metallica song of all time for me is Leper Messiah. That is in my top 10 Metallica songs. That middle section is amazing. I stroll through the last 4 songs on MOP all the time. Disposable, Leper, Orion, Damage. Damn. What a way to close an album.

@stevecrawford5619 Год назад

I forgot how great this song was til I started watching people's reactions of it and seeing person after person after person blown away by it. This is truly a hidden gem in Metallica's arsenal.

@CONSOLETRUTH2 Год назад

But of course to any long time fan, this is no hidden gem.

@davidburns6284 Год назад

This will never get old. Fantastic songwriting and intensity. This is NOT stock.

@barryg4927 Год назад

TOTALLY!!!

@1brokemofo2023 8 месяцев назад

absolutely not a bad song on the entire album!!! this is the pinnacle of metallicas' career.....whole album is 🔥🤘this is one of my personal faves of this album

@scottreynolds9902 Год назад

Metallica was always head and shoulders above other bands with their talent and ability to tell a story that is direct and touches your thoughts. This whole album is a masterpiece. My favorite album ever. Glad to have seen you experience it and enjoy it so much. Can't wait for your next reaction to something from And Justice For All. "Dyer's Eve" will surely get your attention. Thanks for your great reactions and your never ending energy. Stay safe and happy!

@rodolforodriguez6230 Год назад

Super agree.....great comment

@scottjohnson5132 Год назад

Not only are the stories direct, but they are complete. They don't just touch on an idea, they explore it.

@AllenSJ5 Год назад

The mixture of aggression, heaviness and cold, machine-like precision in the music, combined with Hetfield’s angry, bitter, shouty vocals, perfectly matches the lyrics of this song. “You will die, when I say, you must die.” And it ain’t nothing personal. You mean nothing aside from your performance on the battlefield. Kill or be killed. That’s the true nature of war. Mad respect to Metallica for not sugarcoating any of the horrors.

@jacobmarriott7971 Год назад

Hope you had a good Christmas also congratulations on 60,000 subscribers!

@craigusselman546 Год назад

Its great watching people react to these songs its like hearing it for the first time again.

@glewman1972 Год назад

One of the many interviews I have seen, I heard that Master of Puppets was originally supposed to be called Disposable Heroes and the album cover does reflect the song. They decided to release Master of Puppets first so they changed the name of the album. Maybe a Met geek can verify :)

@tankmaster72208 2 месяца назад

If you listen to The Scorched Earth Orchestra plays Metallica's Master Of Puppets, you will see that there is a military hat hanging from the cross

@dathorndike4908 Год назад

That transition in the middle of Kirk's guitar solo is so incredible, it gets me every time

@ktgo4424 Год назад

One changed my music life forever. 8th grade. Only listened to the radio at the time. 1st time I heard it, I was blown away. Still my favorite song of all time, tied with MOP. One hooked me, Puppets reeled me in.

@pdog547 Год назад

"Leper Messiah" - same album, that should be on your list too!

@u.s.m.c.fewproudthemarines2987 Год назад

Whole Album is perfect still sounds gd 36years later

@matthewjones5731 Год назад

Something that no one reacts to but has very powerful lyrical themes is Silence scream by slayer.

@Youngie761 Год назад

I really love the breakdown and arrangement of the solo. Very powerful.

@jasonwalker3185 Год назад

Mine was “Cemetery Gates” by PANTERA! My wife had passed away and that song still gets me to this day!

@kuplung22 Год назад

Pantera is my second favorite band after metallica. Great song.

@mazharbilgic Год назад

You areabsolutely deserve a stage seat on every metallica gig. Because you perfectly understand and feel their songs. İm crying while watching your 'tallica videos as an old fan of metallica🖤🤛

@nwslimbubba Год назад

Fade to black that song has saved me so many times. I can be in a real dark place and listen to this song and come out energized. It's the way the music just slowly lifts right out of your dark place. Your not alone

@nickruszala2909 Год назад

Fade To Black was the song that changed my life. After listening to it I realized I'm not alone feeling what the lyrical content told.

@kyles5513 5 месяцев назад

I really appreciate the fact you figured out the album cover.

@isaswinter Год назад

disposable heroes is my favorite metallica song, everything about it goes so hard!! it’s so nice to see you enjoy it so much. master of puppets was the first song i heard from them, but heroes was def the song that pulled me in & made me want to listen to the rest of their music, it’s such a good song

@dudemcduderson6252 Год назад

This song is the framework any musician can use to make a badass song.

@AcesDwn1 Год назад

My first song from Metallica that "Changed My Life" and made me an instant fan, was "Fade to Black" released in 1984.. My only regret, was that I was 12 when that song came out.. I heard it about 4 years later.. I've been to many Metallica concerts in my life, but I never got to see Cliff Burton live on stage. That man was a GENIOUS on the Bass.. R.I.P Cliff

@MichaelR1975 Год назад

I would have been 9 in 84 I wish I would have gotten to see Cliff! First time I seen Metallica was in 92 I believe so it was Jason then. Seen them twice with Jason and once with Rob I got tickets for this yrs show in Nov.

@tommywalker3746 Год назад

Another veteran song 🤘 Hope you and yours are having a great holiday

@robertovasquez1538 Год назад

Well Lilly, the song that changed my life was "One". I was just a teenager the first time I heard that powerful song and I didn't need to understand the lyrics. That's why I love this band more than anyone, the music speaks to you, their instrumental sing to your soul!! 🤘🏼🎶

@denismelatto Год назад

I've been waiting for weeks for you react to this song. Definitely, when I heard it for the first time around 97 or 98, it changed my life forever too. I wasn't even understanding the lyrics at first because I didn't know English at that time. Nowadays it impacts me much more.

@DeucesCuh Год назад

Voice of the soul - Death. No lyrics. But changed my life & made me think of life differently. Beautiful song

@GrayNeko Год назад

This is why I love watching your reactions to these songs, the chance to hear music that I've loved since I was 13 through completely fresh ears. It's awesome! Thanks, Liliy Jane! Time for another brain twister, 'Leper Messiah'! !m!

@ShadowRyu Год назад

I said it before. Listen to this song, gor whom the bell tolls, then One, you get the complete story of a soldier who tragically lost it all

@leadspot Год назад

I'm glad this one brought the feelings of sadness, coz it is not just a raging song for me this is the best MetallicA song ever written

@lynnkingpin Год назад

one of my fav metallica songs

@dennisescobar9154 Год назад

This song always made me feel different for some reason. I understood why after being deployed to Iraq and one of my “other duties” beside combat medic was “personnel recovery” and found my best friend body in the tigris river. Then I understood why of disposable heroes… You need to react to Low man’s Lyrics from re-load

@Atlas65 Год назад

Like ...Also. I'm sorry about your friend. And what you had to go through.

@arthy27 Год назад

"my fellow life forms" - priceless :) and still your faces - love it ;)

@TokusatsuGamingfan Год назад

Control and manipulation are the big themes on this album which is something that we see far too often in today's digital age.

@ca9968 Год назад

I`ve found quite a few songs and albums that have had that effect on me... Hearing this album for the first time did it, so did "Walk" from Pantera, so did "Dead But Dreaming" by Deicide...then there`s "Pull The Plug" by Death, "Cause Of Death" by Obituary, "Dreaming In Red" by Dismember, "The Glorious Dead" by Gorefest, "Suffer The Children" by Napalm Death, "Corporal Jigsore Quandry" by Carcass...I could go on for days, and that`s just the metal that changed my life...i`m into just about every genre of music that requires talent to make it...

@chadhenson4488 Год назад

this album is one of the greatest and so hard ever i love these guys

@Amy_Ramirez03 Год назад

This song is quite a workout on drums.. I love the fast paced the heavy crunch crunch sound so awesome

@RatBotEins Год назад

I believe, but could be mistaken, the album title was intended to be Disposable Heroes, but they decided later to go with Master Of Puppets. And probably Fuel. That was the first time I heard Metallica, 25 years ago or so, I was like 8 or 9 when ReLoad came out, and it was my introduction to metal. First album I ever bought.

@zender1979 Год назад

The first Metallica song I heard was One, still one of my favorites so yes it changed my life 😅 but Disposable Heroes is an absolute beast of a song, never gets old always as powerful

@tommywalker3746 Год назад

10:28 there's no place in heaven for Grunts. We go to Valhalla to party with battle buddy's

@mickluchsinger486 Год назад

Semper Fi brother. I've got a lot of horns waiting for me in Valhalla. NEVER FORGOTTEN USMC

@tommywalker3746 Год назад

@@mickluchsinger486 I'll see you there

@u.s.m.c.fewproudthemarines2987 Год назад

@@mickluchsinger486 23 YEARS IN CORPS 1986 till 2009

@AnibalAvelar Год назад

Perfection is the word. This song is absolutely a perfection song. Lyrics and music. That’s why Metallica is a huge band even today.

@barryg4927 Год назад

Lilly Jane you are the BEST! All that you see and feel with this raw and intense true to life song...you're spot on! Keep on keeping on and you got a new subscriber!!!!

@Scarecrow545 3 месяца назад

I love how Lars literally sounds out the 'clock that ticks' with the cymbal chokes right after James sings that line. Beautiful call-and-response interplay between lyrics and music.

@Seven50ml Год назад

Fight fire with fire was the first tallica song i heard. In my buddies car on a boombox in the school parking lot. Blew my mind, been a fan ever since

@kingsrock6548 Год назад

You gotta check out Damage Inc. From this album

@mattsnider5904 Год назад

I used to sneak listening to that song on my Walkman at church camp lol. Also this guy on a Harley was playing it in the summer last year when the sun was setting...it was like a gift from the metal gods so to speak. One of their best songs and one of my favorites for sure!!!

@chrisnizer5702 Год назад

Gotta remember this music was made during the Cold War and the every day threat of nuclear armageddon and mutually assured destruction. The fear was expressed in the music. I entered the Marine Corps Infantry (0352, TOW anti-tank missile gunner) in '85 and it was an everyday threat, or so it seemed at least. Thanks for another great video my friend, Semper Fidelis.

@karlbecker8775 Год назад

I grew up on the big "4", as well as bands like Testament, Suicidal Tendencies, Queensryche, NIN, even Tori Amos, and loved all of it. Music has been such an important part of my life, it's hard to pick a song that affected me the most. I would probably go with something from early Tool. Most likely Sober. It didn't necessarily change my life, but it changed how I perceive music.

@squashedeyeball Год назад

Bless you! You had many great throughs. 14:15 As for your question :) I don't know, there are too many songs that changed myself. To Metallica I first listened decades ago. But I think Master of Puppets really had the effect on me. I reminded the album and listened to it 10 times in a row. But surprisingly enough, even before I started "from the beginning", I happened to love a few Death Metal and Black Metal bands. Therefore, one of the first Metal songs that switched something in my head was Amon Amarth - Legend of a Banished Man.

@yearginclarke Год назад

14:07: For me that song was Battery by Metallica back in 1996 or 1997. I was 11 years old and had only heard Load and the Black album at that point. I had an old boombox for a cassette player at the time. The album cover of Master of Puppets looked really cool, so I eventually bought it when I had the money. Of course the first song is Battery...it changed my life in a way that not too many other things have since then. Having never even heard of the existence of an aggressive style of music like thrash, it just about tore my head off. I'll never forget hearing that song for the first time, let alone the rest of the album. I was completely shellshocked, at the time, I had no idea music like that even existed. I was raised semi-religious and was questioning if I should have even been listening to that type of music...but that all changed! I started thinking for myself, and over time I started really getting into thrash metal. And also that album is directly responsible for me learning to play guitar.

@ShovelMonkey 10 месяцев назад

And we had this back in the 80's! It was a great time for _Metal!_

@Jamie_McGill Год назад

That song for me was 2112 by rush. I was seven years old and decided the day I heard it that I was going to play drums and that Rush was gonna be my favorite band and it’s still true 45 years later.

@Skrubb_Lord Год назад

This is my all time favorite Metallica song. It hurts thinking from the soldier's POV but it also fits thinking from a bullet's POV being a "disposable hero."

@Chaotic-Demise77 11 месяцев назад

She's very intelligent and catches on quick!🤘SOLUTE TO YOU LILLY JANE! The first metal song I ever learned on guitar was ONE by Metallica.

@ZombieJesus1987 Год назад

One thing I really love about your channel is not only do you try to interpret the lyrics, but also the meaning behind the actual riffs and solos. I've been listening to Metallica for nearly 30 years now, when I hear this song, I just think "Yeah, that's a kick ass riff," but you, you find the deeper meaning of things. Really makes me see these old songs in a new light.

@traviscrockett3640 Год назад

Song title fits lyrics. And the speed of this song is insane

@Paul_TheOutcast Год назад

I would say the "Master Of Puppets" as it was the first song and music video I saw on TV and the one that made me feel in love with Metallica right there and then 🖤🤘

@UncleUncleRj Год назад

This is an amazing song. I think the first Metallica (and thus Metal) song I ever heard was Sad But True. Heard it on a road trip in 95 and when I got home I immediately started searching them out.. completely changed my musical tastes forever.

@Atlas65 Год назад

As a 16, 17 year old hardcore Metallica fan back in the early 2000's One and Fade to Black were always my favourite Metallica songs ... Now, today as a 37 year old, not even that much of a metal fan.. But still have been coming back to some of the metal music from my past. Disposable Heroes has been my favourite song these last 10 years or so. Like you said. It is a masterpiece. The message in the song hits right there for me, also the composition of the lyrics, the words are like they are ingrained in stone, they feel that perfect. And ofcourse the last and not the least. the guitars, those riffs and the build of the song. Even those subtle things like this minimal bass fill Cliff comes with when Lars comes in with the drums. And the drum grove is perfect especially in the intro galloping riff before James comes in with the vocals .. And the guitar solo is insane. Everything is just in its right place.

@MorlokKurak777 Год назад

For real insight talk to a Veteran who has seen the true horrors of war and lived to tell you the tale. My dad was in Vietnam for three Tours. He told me things he saw and/or did you wouldn't believe. God Bless our Veterans. 🇺🇸 METAL! 🤘

@jasonnielsen5976 Год назад

The breakdown leading into the guitar solo doesn't get the credit it deserves, it's thw opening narrative for what's about to happen, and it's absolutely perfect.

@BatFan1 Год назад

Easily Metallica's most brutal song. From the riffs to the lyrics, the solo, everything is just a constant pounding and in your face (ears?) assault.

@danielbeck9310 Год назад

Ironically, this was that song for me. This was the first Metallica song I ever heard, back in 1986. It was the coolest thing I'd ever heard in my life, and Metallica's been my favorite band from that day forward.

@dwaynegarfield1551 Год назад

Beautiful video!💕🙏🎸This band changed my life when I heard...."RIDE THE LIGHTNING" My intro being a fan ...💯🥁🍻

@kevindavidbenavideslopez513 Год назад

I love this song especially the solo is very beautiful

@BA2day Месяц назад

I love seeing you give respect to Hetfield's writing here... a masterpiece of wartime poetry that supercedes the absolute rock awesomeness that is the actual song. This song is just amazing.

@douglasprice2643 Год назад

This was the first Metallica song I had heard. And it was a life changer. My buddy had a Sony Walkman, we use to listen to cassette tapes with headphones, in algebra class. I failed that class!

@adampalic9627 Год назад

...for me the most brutal sentence is: "he's yours to take away..." This also appears in official vc ONE. I've seen a lot of reactions to these songs, but never heard about this small expression of how soldiers are treated after death/service... "He's yours to take away..." For me it literally means that people, who brought the soldier in lifeloosing/damaging situation actually no longer care. They are only interested in who will substitute. Who's gonna be the next disposable "hero". And thats so arogant and disrespectful. Like if your dirty old handkerchief is used you throw it away and leave it to housemaid to take care of it... This is very simple example of letting responsibility to pass from iniciator to "cleaning service". And thats how wars can still work as a solution to conflicts - getring rid of responsibility. Thank you for your reaction lady.

@bloose73 Год назад

One of my favorite songs ever!! You will do what I say, when I say back to the front! 🤘🤘

@LAFO-es5xt Год назад

I didn't gain a higher appreciation for this song until I watched this video, and I've listen to it over 50 times.

@jimmiejaz Год назад

I WAS BORN FOR DYING

@timbob1145 Год назад

So glad you loved this one, was a game changer for me. You should check out the live performance of this in Mexico... 2009 I think it was... Great performance along with fight fire with fire at the same gig I think.

@Gothmog8ap Год назад

Very underappreciated for sure.

@davidderousse6293 Год назад

"I'm really baked tonight" 🤣

@cimerians Год назад

Cliff! All four guys were on fire on this album. Goat.

@VixiBellum Год назад

My fav too!

@u.s.m.c.fewproudthemarines2987 Год назад

This Song is me 23 YEARS IN CORPS I know what this means in life.

@wyzlight2028 Год назад

metallicas "blackened" is a thrilling song that will definetly get you shivering, highly recommend

@robertserafin-uc3qn Год назад

Exactly why most of our military loves metal Ps the album cover represents Flanders Field , France Where French , British & American soldiers were buried

@LouisGiliberto Год назад

The song that changed me was "Black Sabbath" by Black Sabbath. As soon as I heard that, I became a metalhead for life. \m/

@BLEACH366 Год назад

Also i love the way you catch on to what the songs are actually about so fast most people it takes 4 or 5 times and if hubby keeps gettin pissed you talking about Metallica all the time ill keep you company 😊

@RobertDoomsdayVasquez Год назад

also another eerie parallel to the album especially this song once you survive the war and go home what happens then? you end up with ptsd and possibly go insane and where do they put the insane ones? a Sanitarium (welcome home) or you get addicted to drugs to try to forget the horrors you saw becoming a slave to the drugs cause its the Master and now youre the Puppet once again putting your trust in something that can get you killed

@shaunmorris8176 Год назад

Thanks for understanding the message of this song. Some people don't understand it.

@luisugalde6956 Год назад

These lyrics are the concept of the album cover pretty much. That music on this song is a battlefield I have always thought. BTW, you need to listen to the 1985 demo for a little surprise after the "I was born for dying" lyric.

@brianchamberlin7572 Год назад

Thanks to your family for their sacrifices and service.

@tolissis5702 Год назад

My very first song from Metallica,was ''Fight Fire With Fire".I was very impressed.I immediately bought the Album ''RIDE THE LIGHTNING''.It was the year 1986,I was 14 years old.I am from Greece.

@johntuthill2541 Месяц назад

I'm a Navy vet. You r so right on ur assessment. Thank you

@svartmetall Год назад

This was the song that taught 18-year-old me that my picking technique was not what it needed to be to keep up with the zeitgeist...a masterpiece.

@urbotay Год назад

Battery. The first song I ever heard from Metallica was Battery and it was such a game changing song for my musical tastes.. I literally don't know where i'd be if I'd never heard that song.

@MattieMay Год назад

Nice insight on the album cover. I think the two songs put visually together like that could be saying, “War is a drug.” Both are about having no free will and something or someone having absolute destructive control over your life.