@@chupasaurus he's the dude who doesn't believe Disposable heroes (and One) is an antiwar song oh no, listen how cool is going killinn someone in battle prrm prrm prrm
I could see you weren't feeling it, Rebeka. That's a song I would have suggested doing the studio version first. It's a fast and hard song to begin with, but they really ramp it up live. It's all about the energy and crowd interaction, and you lose some of the musicality and nuance that you get with the studio recording.
And a little advanced. Start Off with Nothing Else Matters, then Orion, then maybe this or the VIDEO of "ONE" needs to be the video. Starting off with some of the Black and Load albums are actually better to break the cherry with than using Albums like …And Justice For All and Master Of Puppets. They are too chaotic to understand for the first time. You need to settle into it like familiar.
There's a lyric video out there on youtube somehwere. That's a great place to start with this song. You will really enjoy the live versions after you've gotten familiar with the studio versions. Live is much faster with more audience interaction.,
That concert was amazing, the sheers brutality of every song in that concert was unbelievable. I think that you should listen to fade to black next as it a mental health masterpiece.
1986: Around the end of that summer, my parents discovered a cassette copy of the first heavy metal album I ever owned, a little number named "Master of Puppets" by this up-and-coming West Coast band named Metallica. They didn't bother *listening.* They took one look at the cover and the artwork and decided--- that I was in *trouble,* that I was in danger of possession by SATAN, that I was sick and on a dark path and in serious need of HELP. (Readers of lyrics would discover that the album is an anti-war, anti-drug plea for understanding for the mentally disturbed, but never mind.) 2022: I check out RLB's reaction video for the title track, and--- there is an opening message shout-out to the need for responsible *mental healthcare.* :) And so goes the circle of life...
Love your reaction. It's like you're trying to hold it in and study the video/song, but the stank-face and head shakes show you're inner metalhead breaking through!!! \m/
To appreciate any live performance, one MUST hear the original studio recording FIRST. This establishes what the original "vision" was, the arrangement, the mood, all that crap. Once one is familiar with the "original", THEN the live performances deliver more of a punch or impact, cos you can recognize the improv and changes and variations that often occur when played live. That's just my 2¢, but I firmly believe it as gospel.
Don't worry if you didn't like it, because Heavy Metal is not for everybody. That gesteurs on their faces, that anger in their voices matches perfectly with the lyrics. Master of Puppets is about how the drugs dominate the consumers until their own death. You've reacted to a masterpiece 🤘🏼🎶
Rebeka sweetie, I'm going to go out on a limb and say, judging by your expression, you were not prepared for this experience. This is a hard one to get started with. If you want a good one though, try Metallica 1991 Moscow Enter the Sandman. The crowd alone is ridiculous. (1.6 million+ in attendance.)
I love the look on your face as they start ripping the song! This is my favorite Metallica song and it will bring the rocker out in anyone! Hope you enjoy!🤘
Good day Rebeka, check out "for whom the bell tolls" and "fade to Black" from this same concert, Imsure you will enjoy it, these two songs are better than the studio version. be cool stay safe. D DAY DAVE.
4:06 THAT face 🤣 This was Metallica's last album with his original bass player: Cliff Burton. He died in a bus crash in Stockholm 3 years before this show. He was replaced for Jason Newsted (bass player of the band until 2001). 🤘Rock on, Becks. Just like Metallica does 🤘
Great reaction! This is definitely a more angst infused less subtle song from them. It's about drug abuse and the relationship of the drug with the addict. I had a therapist when I was younger who said that anger is just sadness turned inside out refectling the solid shell of a more valnerable softer emotion hideing within. It only reveals the angry element of its complex idenity because sadness is often seen as a emotion that's lacks strength but that's obviously a misonseption. It's like a person who's depressed putting on a facade of a tough person to hide thier pain so no one knows they are in reality wounded by life's sometimes twisted path of unseen road blocks ahead and the uncertanty of not knowing what's to come. So basicly the same band that can make you cry can also make you rage and mosh because they have an amazing ability to express thier complex emotions in thier music. Under every solid foundation is the soft broken soil beneath.
If you want something a little less heavy Nothing Else Matters might be more enjoyable. Elton John recently said it was one of the best written songs ever. Fade To Black is one I would check out as well.
This is Metallica at the peak of their powers, and right before they went from the biggest metal band in the world, to the biggest band in the world, period. This whole show is perfect. Check out Seek and Destroy or The Four Horsemen from it. They're heavy, but not too crazy, and a solid introduction to early Metallica. This is the stuff that made them their lifelong fans, the early years. The Cliff years, at least on tape. That was Jason Newsted on bass here.
Yeah the lead singer James Hetfield that’s what he does he really pours his fucking heart and soul into his performance because as a front man that’s what you do. As a front man it’s either you go big or go home. And this live version of master of puppets is just God tier level energy I mean if anyone cannot head bang to this then they are not human. This live version drives me insane and really wakes me up in the morning and gets my blood flowing.
I was at this show, first time I saw them live. It was Killer.. They were filming, so opened the gates and let everyone rush the stage.. The Cult opened and Ian Asbury got into a fight.. Great night all around.. 🤘😈🤘
This is favorite song by them. For so long, I loved just the song. However, I’ve realized that the path the song goes along is what really does it for me. It’s something I’ve looked more at with metal in general. The idea that you can do, as you sorta mentioned, more than one song and find a way to combine them without it just seeming like a mess.
Your facial expression when they start with the song: PRICELESS!!!! ;) The best Metal-Song ever written, and as Jack Gilchrist mentioned below: Check the studio version. Thanx for sharing, stay tuned...🤘
You should start with their slow song, "Nothing Else Matters". And continue with, "One" or "Fade To Black". Seem like Master Of Puppets to heavy for you girl 😅😅😅
Next Metallica song you could do would be “One”. But, idk if you’re ready for the official video. It’s deep and a bit disturbing . It’s an excellent video though.
Okay, this was awesome! I went to see Metallica in 2005, I think. Either that or 2004, either way I saw them then in Seattle as well. Metallica's a very cool band that's easy to listen to (for me at least). I'm glad to hear that you didn't absolutely hate the song, despite it not being your sort of music. :) Good vibes.
Great Reaction Rebeka! Not everybody likes heavy metal like this, but that's okay, at least you listened to it and were honest about your feelings about this song. You would probably like a band called Nightwish. They are very popular in Europe (founded in Finland) and they are classified as Symphonic Metal, but they are not nearly as heavy as Metallica and they have a female world class singer named Floor Jansen. They are one of the most reacted to bands here on YT and there is a big Nightwish Army that watches reaction videos of them.
Can't go wrong w/Metallica if: - it is a track on MASTER OF PUPPETS - it is a track on .... AND JUSTICE FOR ALL - Blackened is THE Best song they ever wrote and performed. ("whipping dance of the dead" - r u f*cking kidding me? - single, best lyric EVER written) - Fade To Black - it is a track on either of the 2 GARAGE DAYS albums (cover songs) - oddly, I have never seen a "reactor" react to any of the GARAGE DAYS tracks - well, I take that back. From time to time I do c a reaction to Whiskey in the Jar. But, nothing else and there are plenty of good tracks to choose from. Any of their other songs, don't waste ur time. In this performance, the boys had not begun to make a boat load of money, no wives, kids, marriages or rehabs. They had bellies full of piss and vinegar. Cliff's death was still emotionally raw, they were drinking like fools and it brought out the type of music written and performed on MASTER OF PUPPETS and .... AND JUSTICE FOR ALL. Ripping ur face off, RIPPING UR FACE OFF metal. Beginning w/the BLACK album, the boys were neutered by producer Bobbie Rock and the aforementioned distractions. Why James ever let this happen, will be an eternal mystery to me.
The opening track is a Tribute to their previous bass player, Cliff Burton, who died in a traffic accident 3 years previous. It is something that is hardly played, a beautiful piece of music.
And not a single phone in the audience! Yeah, I know it's '89, saw them on this tour in Oslo/Lillestrøm October '88, those were the days, only pure mayhem!🤘🤘
If you're looking for more melody then have a go at Low man's lyric, Fixxxer, Hero of the day, bleeding me, Outlaw Torn. The last three I recommend watching the S&M from 99
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