METAL ALL DAY! 🎵 METALLICA - Am I Evil? Reaction 

Brad has no idea how lucky he is.

@@PanzerblitzRnR yep

Lex has this shit on lock while our boy Brad is dazed and confused! \m/ lol

Good song from diamond head, Metallica did a great cover

Diamondhead were the original artist for this song.

I couldn't agree more! Well put 🎸🎸🎸

We all need a "Lex" in our lives!

Used to be cool. It’s just annoying now.

She really needs to sit down behind a drum kit.

You are so right she needs to go too a good rock concert she would really fit in

Yeah she does, get her in front of the stage where she can feel it. I would love to see her reaction to that.

Good luck finding a decent metal show these days.

@@hmpz36911 KoRn

@@gashthrasher_8976 boy hell naw

Slayer or Judas Priest…. Both a bit long in tooth, but they still bring the energy, and the audience still responds the same!

I am sure he knows!

He knows. but only just.

I've never seen a girl look any better in a leather jacket and Slayer shirt.

You make your own luck in life. She's with him for a reason and it isn't luck. So are you not happy with your girl or something ?

@@MrJeddYoung Jedd are you not happy in life in general? My comment was a compliment for Lex and not a knock at Brad. It was more a rhetorical question. How about not assuming the negative in someone that you’ve never met ?

I'm just watching this and was trying to remember who originally sang this thanks.

I was in high school when the Diamond Head Version was released. Good Times!!!!!!!

good to hear DH gets paid for the cover!

Nky here... Don't even need to imagine it I lived it too brother! Albeit a little later than you...

Miss them ohio days

I was right there with ya, only no mullet and in Indiana - all my hair was long, front and back. Metallica, Maiden, Ozzy, Motley Crue, Van Halen, Def Leppard, Dio, Dokken, AC/DC, Ratt, KISS - all of it made the early and mid 80s a great time to be alive!

He'll yea, an ready to stomp ass.

It was a dark and grey rural Indiana day after the crops had come down, blaring this in my IROC before school. Still had my mullet though

Slayer didnt perform it it wss the other 3, they didnt think am evil was the right song to do so they didnt do it

@@chilledaussie7666 There’s literally a video of them performing this lol.

@@Ryan-sb5pc the big 4 dvd i have that was filmed in sofia slayer wasnt in the performance ,if they did it else where i didn't see it

Yup, there is, and I was there 🤘🏻🤘🏻🤘🏻 The Seek and Destroy version Metallica did then was epic too! It was a great 2-day event (Sonisphere Festival 2010) w many bands; day 2 - Rammstein were headliners.

@@danielsimeonov3504 ill have to look it up , didnt know ,thanks 🤘😎🤘

Yeh....the original tune and riff came from a classical tune that Diamondhead picked up from...Lex has a keen ear!!❤

@@darrenaurisch2707 Gustav Holst's "Mars - The Bringer Of War". It's been influencing metal since the beginning.

I spoke to Sean Harris in 2002, and he told me it was more specifically about a particular serial killer. I always took it as the revenge of a village kid whose mother was the victim of a witch trial.

Really nice interpretations it's definitely a Revenge song!

BINGO

I got" kill em all" off a burn pile at a church , ha ha

@@stridersmythe8860 hahahaha! I brought GNR Appetite into Sunday school. It became the discussion for class… how they all literally worship the devil with alters and the whole nine yards.

I had to buy the "Creeping Death" record to have this song back in the day (85???). Had Am I Evil? and Blitzkrieg on it.

I had a great school teacher who gave me tapes of loads of great stuff all through high school. Metallica, type o negative, paradise lost, machine head, rob zombie. Salute to you Mr Johnson.

Lmao! Yeah, I remember a neighbor kid inviting me to church with his family one time in Mississippi... I must've been around 11 or 12. As soon as we arrived they put all of us kids in to a separate room for "Sunday youth studies", or some such shit. Anyways, this guy starts going on about how Satan was literally speaking to us through all of the popular music of the time. The biggest offender in his eyes were Motley Crue, of course lol. He went off for a good 45 minutes on everyone from Ozzy, to Madonna, to Led Zeppelin - he even tried playing "Stairway to Heaven" backwards on a turntable to illustrate how the devil was hypnotizing us through hidden messages in the music 🤣. But for some reason Motley Crue had him in the biggest twist. I mean, this guy was absolutely terrified of them! He was sweating profusely and kept blotting his forehead with a handkerchief as he yelled at us. He ended his little seminar by holding up a brand new copy of the Motley album "Theater of Pain" (because it had a scary pentagram on the cover 😂), and we all had to follow him outside to stand in a circle and pray while he burned the album in a barrel behind the church, along with a few others from AC/DC, Culture Club, and Nazareth. Such a strange mix of artists - I remember it like it was yesterday. On our ride home afterwards I remember the kid's father asking me how much I had enjoyed the experience of visiting their church, and we proceeded to tell him what we had witnessed. He apparently had absolutely no idea what they were teaching the children while the adults weren't around, but he thought it was GREAT. I had rarely been to church at all, and had certainly never been to a Southern Baptist church before, and I was SO full of questions, which kind of aggravated him - I guess I was supposed to just fall in line, so to speak. Even at that young age I was trying to poke holes in the "lessons" of the day... I mean, these were some of my favorite artists, and I suppose I was kind of offended in my own little 6th-grader kind of way lmao. Not so much because of what the guy had said about the music - I mean, the stuff that scared them so badly was the exact stuff that I LIKED about the music! But it was the burning of a perfectly good record that pissed me off the most, I think haha! On that ride home the kid's Mom seemed to know a lot more about that guest "youth speaker", and she had apparently been instrumental in bringing the guy there to teach the kids about the dangers of popular music. Looking back now, it makes since that THAT was the first (and only) day that I had been invited to join them for church service. You see, I was that kid who wore Iron Maiden and Black Sabbath shirts to middle school, and it was freaking out the parents in the neighborhood. They didn't want their little Timmy hanging around the likes of me! Funny, because I was an honor roll student, and a pretty respectful kid, for the most part. 🙄 I think the breaking point was when I pointed out that the guy had to PURCHASE those albums to burn them, because they were brand new lol. So really they were supporting the bands that they were going on and on about! I was a little too young to come up with that on my own, so I must have been regurgitating some talking points that I'd seen on tv or something - "devil music" was a really big deal at the time. But it steamed the father up pretty good, and needless to say I was never invited back to church with them again. Funny, I don't even remember that kid's name, but that day sure left an imprint on me! That kid wasn't allowed to play with me anymore 😕 Shit, I haven't thought about that day in a looooong time!! And people wonder why I grew up to be atheist 🤷‍♂️

shes hilarious asf 👌

Where did the sweet, cute little Lex go? lol

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@@starrdemerest2156 😈😈😈😈😈

@@nickcrisp7252 it's the first stage of metal madness.Don't you remember? It's like a drug.Early on you always take to much at once and it makes you a little crazy until you build a tolerance to it. lol

@@nickcrisp7252 metal

Too bad it's not a Metallica song

@@yarik14 Nope. Diamond Head. And Blitzkrieg was originally by Blitzkrieg. Metallica covered a lot at the start.

Great tracks off the Garage Inc. album. I really like the tribute to Merciful Fate off this same album. Absolutely slams.

Breadfan is great! Have no idea what it's about, or most of the lyrics, but damn they belt that song out with some good energy. Blitzkrieg too.

@@chocolate_squiggle - as far as I can tell, 'Breadfan' is about someone who loves money too much. Budgie were a great band!

@@L0stJ0hnny Ironic that Metallica would cover it 🤣

Wow man...he prince is great

I 2nd this statement.

Breadfan by Budgie

@@brettmoore1302 Absolutely!!!

Yes sir Lex would love it

great idea!

They should also check out Diamond Head covering Metallica! They recently covered Metallica's No Remorse and it is pretty kick-ass! :-D

@@KabukiKid o yeah I forgot they did that lol yeah most definitely 👍 😅

I think Lex would love Metallica's cover of "The Small Hours" from Garage Days Re-revisited. Starts off clean with some effects, then adds pounding drums, and finally that chunky, heavy guitar riff. I've always liked that song. "Helpless" would be another good one for her, too.

@@jasonhitchcock8911 I think she would love their garage days stuff 👍

The Crimson Idol by W.A.S.P. is a good one.

That's because they didn't try to get too clever with it. They said themselves that this whole recording was done in the time it took to set the mics up for Ride The Lightning. Imo it sounds better than most of their other recordings,especially And Justice For All.

@@jeffreycherep8264 I do agree! I love how sound lightning and puppets each in its own way, but garage days (i mean am i evil/blitzkieg) and garage days revisited sound waaaay better than justice! And I think Am i evil/blitzkrieg sounds better than any 80s albums, but that's personal.

Amen brother🤘🏻

Yep!

PREACH!

Nice one!

we definitely need more megadeth here \m/

@@majam6162 Damn right!!!

Yes, more Megadeth please! Last Rites/Loved To Deth Good Mourning/Black Friday Rattlehead In My Darkest Hour She-Wolf I promise Lex will love these! ❤

This blows the original out of the water

@@eazye519 it's an exact copy, the vocals on the original one have much more variety and are many leagues above James' singing during this period of his life. He went to a vocal coach only after the release of Master of Puppets if I'm not mistaken.

@@yarik14 Metallica absolutely destroys the original

@@eazye519 you're just blinded because they are mainstream. Generally speaking Diamond Head's version knocks Metallica out of the park

@@yarik14 lol no it doesn't. Your comment is illogical.

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Brad is.................................................. Lucky

Brad is analyzing the lyrics and music. I love their dynamic

Diamondhead is way better , Budgie :Breadfan also . Rock On

@@Abraham0031 Breadfan for sure

And Diamond Head's "Lightning To The Nations" track is excellent.

They did both of those. A lot of other Metallica too. Not sure on "Unforgiven" though.

One of the best songs of the Newsted era!

YESSSSS!!!!!

King Diamond 'Abigail'

@@paulp9274 I was about to say: Anything by King Diamond fits in this category lol *edit* also.. Dio: Magica

My Arms Your Hearse, Still Life, or Grand Conjuration as well.

Metallica's brand of thrash metal was essentially playing Venom's brand of black metal, but tightening it up, and with less of a Hammer Horror influence. That's why I always tell people that thrash metal was born out of black metal, not the other way around. Sadly, too many poseurs heard Cradle Of Filth or Mayhem first, so they think Venom aren't black metal.

Man those were the days

intention to deceive 🤘🏽

Yup! Heavy Metal and The Wall! Love "The Final Cut" worked into the soundtrack!

Repo the genetic opera