FIRST TIME listening to METALLICA - The Call of Ktulu REACTION 

The last thing he did was to play a game with Kirt Hammett as to who would get the top bed. Kirt won. In another dimension, Kirt died and Cliff Burton lives on because it's that bed that got struck by a driver.

@@jamescorey3516 idk if your autocorrect ran away with itself or not but it’s Kirk Hammett with 2 “K’s”. . . in any dimension, lol!

True. Heartbreaking 💔💔💔

Can you imagine the course of metal if Cliff had survived? So Much More. What an absolute tragedy.

The Romans said: those loved by the gods die young...

She definitely needs to finish Master of Puppets and The Black Album.

Kill em all gets mine

I agree with u 100 pct Master of Puppets, every song kicks major ASS, hands down

Orion and To Live Is To Die are the best

To live is to Die is my favourite instrumental

Orion

and justice for all as well... those ate the top 3 imo..

She already reacted to the title track from that album.

where can I find isolated bass from call of ktulu?

Sounds like you are essentially recommending that LillyJane do a full-album reaction to the Master Of Puppets album? 😀 I concur, even if that's not what you're doing, lol.

the thing that should not be is also about cthututu, right? just don't wanna get anything mixed up

@@player12gaming89 Yes, "The Thing That Should Not Be" on "Master of Puppets" is also about the Cthulu mythos from H.P. Lovecraft.

@@RomanKobryn There is none unfortunately. She'll have to watch a cover or something

Justice was the beginning of the devolution.

nope listen to mechanix

@@alexssalmoran Four Horsemen is light years better than Mechanix. I mean Mustaine even admitted it himself.

@@blitz3643 mechanix is thrashier and dave wrote it himself

You forgot to mention beautiful as well

Or patreon subs for that matter.

She's already reacted to the title track for Master of Puppets.

Ride the Lightning

@@tritotrofo Yep Ride the Lightning is also amazing.

their second best

Master... Master... Master of Puppets 🤘🤘

Definitely!!!

Dyers Eve!

Kiss me

KIA ??? Kill im all ?

And AJFA

you discovered Metallica?

@@MkF3175 Listened to Metallica for the first time :)

@@jimini1976 No...but i thought Metallica were discovered by Hetfield and Ulrich 🤣

That’s so funny 😅 I was listening to Metallica one time with a friend and I totally zoned out. I think it was frayed ends of sanity solo. I just stopped mid sentence and rolled my eyes back lol

The day I heard Metallica the 1st time at 12, it was a ride the lightning cassette. I had no idea my life was about to change forever

Thanks for this comment, I was hoping someone would get to this. She should know there is a live high octane symphony orchestra version that is awaiting her

How you gonna tell her to react to S&M when she hasn’t even heard kill ‘em all , master of puppets , and justice for all , black album ? S&M isn’t even a real album

@@TheNitelite10 yeh but you can’t skip the classics she won’t truly appreciate Metallica. Always start with the classics

@@sciontc9240 buddy I was just suggesting something just like everyone else in this chat. So if you don’t like my opinions or suggestions then keep it to yourself please

Props to Dave for sure.....but Metallica really did more with the riffs than Dave ever did. Hangar 18 is awesome....but it's no Ktulu.

Cliff was a master of that bass! His sounds to this day are unique, his bass solo on Killem all is something else! RIP Cliff B.

And James for the other riffs and Kirk for that awesome lead melody

Like 98% dave and cliff

@@blacklabel3345 Well James has riffs in their too and Kirk's melody leads are one of my favourite parts

Glad I was in the right place at the right tiime

Not to say dave didn’t have a hand in kill ‘em all but people over play his role it was just Dave everyone forgets the genius of cliff and James and Lars if Dave was there we wouldn’t have the four horseman it would be the mechanix if you hear no life till leather and compare it to kill em all it’s really a different album they changed a lot including the solos

@@sciontc9240 It wasn't overplayed... Dave Mustaine was the instrumental member in Metallica (he played guitar in their first shows, while James did not) and Ron McGovney was just the bass player... the demo 'No life til leather' - James wrote 'Hit the lights' ... 'Seek & destroy' and 'Motorbreath'... Dave wrote music for all the rest - 'Mechanix'... 'Jump in the fire'... 'Phantom Lord'... 'Metal militia'... and had written music that was used for 'Ride the Lightning' a year later... U forget, Dave was older and had been playing in a gigging L.A. band called Panic as a teen, years before he joined Metallica (he auditioned in 1981 after Panic split up), while Lars had never played in a band... James had been in a garage band w/ McGovney that went nowhere. Dave was much more experienced than all 3 and was very much responsible for Metallica's sound and songs... When Cliff Burton came on board in 1983, his knowledge of music and musicianship helped tighten the band's playing and after Dave was fired, the "Kill 'em all" album had already been written and rehearsed w/ Mustaine... Kirk Hammett came in and had to play Dave's solos in the studio... Years later, Mustaine said "Kill 'em all" was him and James writing mostly... Lars was still developing as a musician and drummer and had very little creative input, but James gave him credit to keep him happy on the business end because he had the connections to get Metallica started. Cliff started truly contributing on the 2nd and 3rd album w/ Kirk... and Lars became more confident and started to give more input on arrangements and song structure. The fact remains that without Dave Mustaine's initial contributions, Metallica might not have had an advantage. U listen to Dave's work on "Killing is my business" and "Peace sells"... that was all him, writing and arranging, and most of the lyrics. Just brilliant! Mustaine's work speaks for itself, how much of a talent he is.

@@sumonjamal1653 I think what the guy is saying is Dave's role has been overstated in Metallica which it has vastly. He was more experienced and helped them draw crowds with his knowledge and helped them write some songs. But James still wrote most of the songs and Lars had a vision for Metallica's sound before Dave joined. Lars was also instrumental in gaining them higher networking connections by getting a place on metal massacre and copying the demo to every record company in existance and getting it out there. What's been obersstaed is that Dave wrote the whole first album, taught James guitar and Invented thrash - none of these are true and doesn't take away from his talent.

Call of ktulu, the thing that should not be and dream no more amazing songs. I've heard that all nightmare long might be a lovecraftian song but I'll need to relisten

that song hits deep