METALLICA - Creeping Death / 1991 Moscow *REACTION* 

That is over 3 days though, its not all at once more like 700,000. Here.

@@joshuamasserant8215 oh is that all

@@joshuamasserant8215 Everything was played at the same day, september 28th. Pantera, Black crowes, Metallica and headliners AC/DC

Sadly not even Metallica can do what Metallica did in those years and up to early 2000's, people usually say its age but Maiden guys are older but they still nail their songs live. From what i noticed on this particular song played live in last decade at least, kirk just cant get this solo right in their modern performances of Creeping death, the most goose bumps part of the solo sounds really awkward/almost broken nowadays when they do it live.

1.6 million

Berlin is in Germany not Russia This concert took place after the end of communism in Russia. You're talking about a whole different thing buddy. The wall was destroyed And now there is no longer East or West Germany just Germany.

@@zacharysoares1985 did anyone say the concert was in Berlin "buddy"? Were you alive at time? Do you understand anything about the history of the cold war? The fall of the Berlin wall triggered it all. Go learn your history. 🤦‍♂️Who do you think controlled East Germany and ALL the Eastern Europe communist countries. There is a reason they were called satellite states. There is a reason Churchill said an Iron Curtain split Europe through Germany. WTF? OMG 😲

No it was around 1-2 months after the failed Soviet Coup in 1991

@@Silver_Bullet1999 which followed the fall of the Berlin wall....that triggered it all. It's not a reference to a specific date. It's a reference to a turning point in history. Like saying after the collapse of the USSR.

​​@@LanceThompsonKssoonerFr dude said it's a completely different thing 😂

Best live Metal song ever.❤

🤘91🤘

As a drummer myself, I love Metallica’s music; and for as lacking as Lars can be to stay on tempo and on point, I have to give him props for starting the greatest metal band ever with James. That being said, I believe Lars sold his soul to the devil to play the Seattle ‘89 concert at the speed and accuracy he did. Since then, it’s been a slow death spiral downward. I’m not attacking the man by any means though. He definitely has earned his spot on a unique list of metal drummers for his contribution to the metal world. I can only hope to influence other drummers a fraction of what Lars has.

I love the respect everyone is showing Jason over these past few years. He's the person that made me pick up the bass after hearing his S&M performance. Throughout the whole concert they give him justice in comparison to what we heard before.

what i was thinking

Fathers of Thrash are Slayer. Metallica...fathers of heavy metal ylu could say

@@serhat6181 No.

Its a cover of a Diamond Head song!!!

@@Sossie99 Isnt am i evil the cover of diamondhead