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[RAPPER REACTION] METALLICA - ENTER SANDMAN LIVE IN MOSCOW 

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@SeanStaxxMusic
@SeanStaxxMusic 2 года назад
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@bobsrandomchannel7589
@bobsrandomchannel7589 2 года назад
You speak bullshit Im in Antarctica & i was there ya muppet
@fabrizioflorineth8321
@fabrizioflorineth8321 2 года назад
There where an estimated 1.6milion people at the concert.
@Freemasons1732
@Freemasons1732 2 года назад
those additional structures u see are more speakers and cameras and such
@mikeleslie7637
@mikeleslie7637 2 года назад
Garbage
@psoto222
@psoto222 2 года назад
Dude, you should see Pantera in the same concert there's more footage from the helicopters it was massive.
@nukikakuch2367
@nukikakuch2367 2 года назад
I was 17 years old and I was there among this crowd. I was drunk and happy
@SeanStaxxMusic
@SeanStaxxMusic 2 года назад
What an experience! You’ll carry that memory forever
@moosenbeans903
@moosenbeans903 2 года назад
So was I. Remember I was on your shoulders didn’t understand why you had your back to the show i wasn’t
@BlackCat0315
@BlackCat0315 2 года назад
You were at probably the most significant concert ever. I was at Modena two weeks earlier and would have given away my ticket to be in Moscow.
@delyea
@delyea 2 года назад
I'm still there. I missed my ride.
@nightslayer1819
@nightslayer1819 2 года назад
@@delyea after 10+years
@chadjohns6955
@chadjohns6955 2 года назад
The concert was free, and was the first allowed in the collapsing Soviet regime from an American band. It was held at an airfield which is how there was so much room. The stopped counting at 500k, there were over 1 million for sure, most estimates place it around 1.5 million. It was one of the most beautiful sentiments/expressions of freedom I've ever seen
@robertspindler5652
@robertspindler5652 2 года назад
Except that it wasn't the first American band's show there. Bon Jovi headlined Moscow 2 years earlier. Also Metallica was one of the opening acts for the real headliner AC/DC, a non American band
@SatEight
@SatEight 2 года назад
Elton John and Nitty Gritty Dirt Band played in the USSR in the 70s. Uriah Heep, Ozzy, Pink Floyd, Scorpions, Motley Crue, Skid Row, Cinderella, PIL, Sonic Youth, Billy Joel in the 80s. So yeah, that concert wasn't the first one.
@unorthodoxspork5634
@unorthodoxspork5634 2 года назад
Actually they stopped counting at 1.4 million, 3.4 - 4.2 million is the unconfirmed number
@mrsiborg
@mrsiborg 2 года назад
@@unorthodoxspork5634 Ahh lets just make it a round 10 million, why not it's the internet lol. There was 600k.
@unorthodoxspork5634
@unorthodoxspork5634 2 года назад
@@mrsiborg Are you mentally challenged?
@JP_IN_TX
@JP_IN_TX Год назад
I'm a 52 year old cardiologist and 19 when this performance was done. In today's music, you could give free tickets away and still not amass 1.6 million people. This concert is historic. I can recall Russia as CCCP, Soviet Union, and Russia. It was collapsing and Metallica was immaculate.
@rifqiah
@rifqiah Год назад
So this concert were in 1989 ? Enter Sandman was released in 90's if I'm not mistaken
@Desert69Dust
@Desert69Dust Год назад
This was in 91’
@TheJhale2011
@TheJhale2011 Год назад
I believe you meant you were 17 when the wall fell to allow this to happen. I was 16 when it fell. I had a friend who was a foreign exchange student from Denmark. We were going somewhere and as we were walking out the door she stopped dead in her tracks and was staring at the floor model TV in the living room. Her mouth was wide open in disbelief as we watched the people taking sledgehammers to the wall and celebrating on the evening news. She was in utter shock.
@JP_IN_TX
@JP_IN_TX Год назад
@@TheJhale2011 No, I never stated anything regarding the German wall. I had a typo in my age (I'm 52 today actually so happy bday to me). Glad the wall came down, but my post wasn't about Germany nor the wall. I merely stated I watched Russia change names many times.
@billholemo2518
@billholemo2518 Год назад
Me to Doc.
@retired_in_portugal
@retired_in_portugal Год назад
To those of us that lived through the Cold War era this was a historical event!
@Triggerhippie70
@Triggerhippie70 2 месяца назад
absolutely!
@sukioki6983
@sukioki6983 Месяц назад
Yep! I was 16 and remember doing drills in school in case the "USSR" bombed us
@scottchappell3193
@scottchappell3193 2 года назад
I was one of the 1.6 million in the crowd,it was hot and fricking amazing,seen metallica lots of times but this was crazy day and being drunk, helped,we had russian soldiers by us and even them started enjoying them selves
@shawnberland9760
@shawnberland9760 2 года назад
A prime example of why METAL is king. No hip hop act could ever attract a crowd of 1.6 million anywhere at anytime. Feel the power and timeless quality of music played by musicians with no auto tune or dj enhancing a damn thing, just 4 guys dropping a nuke of your senses.
@SeanStaxxMusic
@SeanStaxxMusic 2 года назад
For real! The only rapper who might’ve been able or would be Eminem but even then man idk haha it’s so many ppl!
@RoverWaters
@RoverWaters 2 года назад
"How many people are here?" certainly not 1.6 million 😏 AC/DC - Back in black at Donington... and that was a 70.000 people crowd... Considering this is THE SAME EXACT stage, control tower distance and PA system setup... if you double the 70k crowd you get almost double the surface covered by people. So it can't be more than double the crowd of Donington 1991. SO THE ANSWER IS around 150.000 people is the crowd at this venue anyway way, way, way less than the kids fairytale of 1.6 million. 😏
@ryanrios3435
@ryanrios3435 2 года назад
@@RoverWaters yes 1.6 million people one of the biggest concerts in history. After the deconstruction of the Berlin wall 1st concert in that area after the collapse of the Soviet Union.. this will never ever happen again because of the new generation now. They can't even have a crowd of a couple thousand without trampling and killing each other. 1.6 million people and no one was harmed except when the government and cops overreacted because they weren't used to people being able to do this freedom of expression
@ben69065
@ben69065 2 года назад
The only reason why there was so much people was because of the generation and the politics surround this event. Metal is indeed trash lol Metallica and this nonsense anyways and it will be phased out in a couple years anyways.
@ryanrios3435
@ryanrios3435 2 года назад
@@ben69065 LOL you're funny. Metal will never go anywhere that's why it's been around for so long. Trash....🤨I listen to the stuff on your page that's some trash ass music fake synthesized music over and over repeated same garbage
@JB54379
@JB54379 2 года назад
We will never see a crowd like that again in our lifetime. Metal and Hard Rock in the 80's-90's was the pinnacle of music history. It was a insane time with just so much amazing music constantly coming out. I so miss those days of great bands that actually played their instruments live and the crowds were awesome and huge. No cell phone crap and dead/lifeless crowds like today.
@SeanStaxxMusic
@SeanStaxxMusic 2 года назад
Well said. I wish I could’ve experienced something like this
@randerson7761
@randerson7761 2 года назад
Ever heard of Woodstock?
@fastfords9072
@fastfords9072 2 года назад
unless there looting and destroying our cities
@ninysik1535
@ninysik1535 2 года назад
согласна1!!!. хоть я и родилась в 2001. тащусь по музыке 80 и 90х. ааааа! простите что не на английском пишу. мой английский плох. так бы написала бы на английском.
@soshieopath7142
@soshieopath7142 2 года назад
Not to be contrarian… but I saw Metallica with my 16 yo daughter in Florence, Italy on June 19… it was one of the best shows I’ve ever seen- this video gives you a sense of the amazing energy they generate… it was not this many people- but I bet there was 100,000… they just started at dusk… And they started with that ecstasy of Gold song - opening into Whiplash- it was fucking amazing
@gcm747
@gcm747 2 года назад
Every time I think I don’t like ‘Enter Sandman’ because it was such a mainstream success, I hear it and can’t help but love it.
@seanmcglynn2476
@seanmcglynn2476 2 года назад
I’m right there with ya bro
@the-dave-house-project
@the-dave-house-project Год назад
Actually like it more now than I did when it first came out... maybe cause it isn't being crammed down my throat every ten minutes on Much Music. Lol.
@Kissy-Suzuki
@Kissy-Suzuki 9 месяцев назад
Irconically, it's the only song of theirs that i actually like! lol ...But, i love the band!
@c0nc3ntr8d6
@c0nc3ntr8d6 Год назад
Despite over a million people, there were barely any injuries and no fatalities. There was planning with the military to assist, as you’ll see lines of them in uniforms in the crowd. Gives me goosebumps til this day, simply amazing.
@qixiangng3199
@qixiangng3199 Год назад
exactly! and just weeks ago, in Korea, around 100k people in a Halloween event, 156 death.
@myleswebster8180
@myleswebster8180 Год назад
100 people died what’re you smoking
@qixiangng3199
@qixiangng3199 Год назад
@@myleswebster8180 well, u just need to google for the news.
@zlatiborpress5501
@zlatiborpress5501 Год назад
1.6mil and you are wrong it was 50 deaths 52 to be excact, stampedo was happen when people try to leave airport and also there ws multiple fights with copsa and Soviet army
@krishna-e-bera
@krishna-e-bera 2 месяца назад
@@zlatiborpress5501 no there were 52 sent to hospital, none dead.
@davidhibbs3396
@davidhibbs3396 2 года назад
its always delightfull when a rapper finally sees what a REAL crowd is. love ur reation
@SeanStaxxMusic
@SeanStaxxMusic 2 года назад
This crowd is one for the books! Thank you, glad you enjoyed it 🙏
@mattclark5861
@mattclark5861 2 года назад
That crowd is one of the most beautiful things I've ever seen. 1.6 million people coming together for a common interest. Music is love.
@SeanStaxxMusic
@SeanStaxxMusic 2 года назад
💯
@paulomaia966
@paulomaia966 2 года назад
Legend says there's still people returning home nowadays☠🎸
@DePistolero
@DePistolero Год назад
So much respect for not interrupting the song, and for making your voice in the background instead of over the top like others!!!! Great person you are!!!!
@SeanStaxxMusic
@SeanStaxxMusic Год назад
🙏🖤
@WolfHeathen
@WolfHeathen 2 года назад
The concert was put on by president Mikhail Gorbachev who, unknowingly, engineered the end of the Soviet Union. He implemented the policy of "glasnost", which means "openness", that resulted in a withdrawal from the war in Afghanistan, the limitation of nuclear weapons, open talks with Ronald Reagan, and the end of the cold war, for which he won the Nobel Peace Prize. He also instituted freedom of speech and freedom of the press, and helped Poland gain its independence from Russia. He decentralized the economy and effectively moved Russia away from communism into a new era of capitalist social democracy. If Russia ever had a hero, Gorbachev would be it.
@sylviagodsmith6957
@sylviagodsmith6957 2 года назад
That's an interesting fact! I'll remember it.👍
@Chester0855
@Chester0855 2 года назад
Thanks for this part of history that I wasn't aware. Cheers!!
@fork9001
@fork9001 2 года назад
He even planned to convert the Soviet Union to capatalism with the New Union Treaty. Sadly it didn't happen due to complex politics and events at the time. And then Russia, Ukraine and Belarus pulled out of the Soviet Union, leaving Kazakhstan to dissolve the Soviet Union. Gorbachev did help to introduce the most important part of East-West relationships: P I Z Z A H U T
@mrdeathamore
@mrdeathamore Год назад
And today we see that it was a huge mistake. HUGE.
@mikeleslie7637
@mikeleslie7637 2 года назад
No other kind of music has this many people in the crowd …all hail metal !!!
@WUZZY71
@WUZZY71 2 года назад
wrong...Rod stewart concert had 3.54 million a few years after this concert. in 1997 3.9 million at a concert in moscow to celebrate ruissias 850th bday.Jean-Michel Jarre's 1997 concert, which marked the 850th anniversary of Moscow, was attended by over 3.5 million people, making it the most widely attended concert of all time.
@GimmeJimmy23
@GimmeJimmy23 Год назад
Yeah, but that music is meh...Accessible, we'll say. Hence the numbers. I am much more impressed by bands that go against the grain and still have a massive listening audience. Tool comes to mind.
@pumpkinbody7589
@pumpkinbody7589 2 года назад
And this is why, us, your parents generation were cool as hell. This was our time and our music. We were blessed. You won't see anything like this again. 😊🤘🤘
@SeanStaxxMusic
@SeanStaxxMusic 2 года назад
Truly one of a kind
@bramjanssens9996
@bramjanssens9996 2 года назад
Blessed because of Metallica? Cool? Hahaha, thanks for making me laugh today..
@adamevangelista191
@adamevangelista191 2 года назад
@@bramjanssens9996 I’m Pretty sure they meant the music at that time not just metallica, and they aren’t wrong, we don’t see insane concerts like these without autotune anymore let alone THAT many people. Hell when’s the last time you heard a “good” guitar solo since probably 2004. We still have good music today but what really made it great was the band aspect and the music is all made with your voice and hands not a computer.
@bramjanssens9996
@bramjanssens9996 2 года назад
@Senia T why blessed to see Metallica? It will never make any sense to me.. Anyway it doesn't matter.. anyone has his bands..
@hemidart7
@hemidart7 2 года назад
Straight up was there myself
@scottanderson8447
@scottanderson8447 2 года назад
There was actually 1.6 million people there. It wasn't just for metalica, it was a festival
@SeanStaxxMusic
@SeanStaxxMusic 2 года назад
🤯
@RoverWaters
@RoverWaters 2 года назад
false
@Lornefs
@Lornefs 2 года назад
@@RoverWaters Could you elaborate?
@RoverWaters
@RoverWaters 2 года назад
@@Lornefs "According to various sources (the exact figure cannot be given, because the entrance was free), on Saturday, from 300 to 400 thousand people visited the airfield in Tushino. They did not reach the Guinness Book of Records (while the record for attendance of the free Jean-Michel Jarre show in 1989 in Paris, which was attended by 1 million 300 thousand spectators, is held), but maybe this is for the best." Moskovsky Komsomolets" 01.10.1991
@Lornefs
@Lornefs 2 года назад
@@RoverWaters Thanks
@SilverDragon354
@SilverDragon354 2 года назад
When Metallica ruled the world was a real period in history
@bramjanssens9996
@bramjanssens9996 2 года назад
Hahaha, ruled the world.. Some people have such a funny imagination.. 🤣
@ThePsykoGamer
@ThePsykoGamer 2 года назад
@@bramjanssens9996 Quit being a jerk with things people say to describe how they are feeling about this concert. You want to be a petty, pissed off little man then go be that way elsewhere. This was a time when Metallica was on top of the world of music.
@sylviagodsmith6957
@sylviagodsmith6957 2 года назад
@@ThePsykoGamer I don't think the craze if metallica has faded away. Even the newer generation listens to it. My uncles are fan of playing guitars and admire their skills a lot.
@masterjedi1980
@masterjedi1980 2 года назад
One of the greatest moments in rock history.
@ebaron5145
@ebaron5145 28 дней назад
33 years later you can still feel the energy from that crowd and this video. What a sight!
@vtarms8909
@vtarms8909 2 года назад
Still to this day...The LOUDEST concert in human history.
@christinehooper6488
@christinehooper6488 2 года назад
Pantera opened up for Metallica, checkout their first song "Domination". At the end of the video there is an unbelievable aerial shot of all the people.
@BlackCat0315
@BlackCat0315 2 года назад
Never seen those images before. Just fecking waaaaaaaaahhhhhhhhhh...................
@Noggx4Games
@Noggx4Games 2 года назад
heaviest breakdown in history of metal
@nathanp9449
@nathanp9449 2 года назад
and Metallica opened for AC/DC...AC/Dc were the headliners
@greggmetal
@greggmetal 2 года назад
Yeah I remember that concert I may still have the VHS cassette some place 😂 I remember Pantera AC/DC I think also Black Crows and of course Metallica, at that year o was taking electric guitar lessons and looking for an ESP guitar the one with a Les Paul body shape with a Floyd Rose 😂🤟🏽 oh man
@bobs1648
@bobs1648 2 года назад
1991 Monsters of Rock I was stationed at the US Embassy in Moscow 3.5 miles away and still had noise levels above 90db inside the building. The estimate of 2 million people was fairly close. 1.6 million tickets were sold. Not sure what kind of speakers they were using but damn! Oh, and just for kicks, 50k people in a mosh pit....
@SeanStaxxMusic
@SeanStaxxMusic 2 года назад
90db inside the building over 3.5miles away?! Goodness gracious that’s insane lol 🤘
@RoverWaters
@RoverWaters 2 года назад
About 300 thousand spectators came and came from other cities to the concert with the participation of PANTHERA, BLACK CROSE, METALLIKA, AS / DS and our EST. This concert was guarded by 11 thousand people: police, riot police, internal troops, rifle divisions of the Soviet Army. When the first bottles fell on their heads and two soldiers were taken away by an ambulance, angry law enforcement officers began to rush at anyone they did not like, beating people with their hands, feet and clubs. The space in front of the stage literally turned into a bloody battle that did not stop from the very beginning of the concert until midnight. According to the ambulance station, 56 people were taken to hospitals with serious injuries, of which 16 were military personnel." Oleg PSHENICHNY Photo by L. LAZAREV "Horizon №12'1991
@mikatu
@mikatu 2 года назад
There were no tickets because this was a FREE concert.
@bobs1648
@bobs1648 2 года назад
@@mikatu Yea, I screwed up when I said sold. The Russian government gave out tickets trying to track how many people were at the airfield.
@ninysik1535
@ninysik1535 2 года назад
Боже как я завидую людям, побывавшим на том концерте...это было невероятно и легендарно. я хочу плакать от счастья, смотря само выступление. не представляю какая атмосфера была на САМОМ концерте....
@Appleinside_com
@Appleinside_com 2 года назад
Это просто не вероятной ,в то время когда открылся железный занавес ,для людей был это просто шок! Я являюсь кумиром Металлики с 1993 гада,а увидел их концерт на видеокассете в первые в 1995,это был концерт 1989 года в Сиэтле! Представляете какого это увидеть в первые ,своих кумиров спустя 2 года? А тут побывать на живом концерте ,правда слезу пустишь!!!
@junkie7569
@junkie7569 Год назад
Я был там мне было 16:лет 😊
@СтепанИванов-х2н
@СтепанИванов-х2н 10 месяцев назад
А я там был в первых рядах))) запомнилось на всю жизнь,это не вероятно круто было, мне с Латвии один рокер угостил еще коксом)) я вообще был в оргазме от этого концерта))
@thecall2312
@thecall2312 2 года назад
This is crazy i still suprise and shiver when watch this 🔥
@SeanStaxxMusic
@SeanStaxxMusic 2 года назад
It’s mind blowing
@timmathis4976
@timmathis4976 2 года назад
If you notice the helicopters flying around the crowd during the show. That's actually the Russian military. They were the ones in charge with crowd control.
@SeanStaxxMusic
@SeanStaxxMusic 2 года назад
Oh shit I did not notice that haha that’s awesome
@kevinsmith4429
@kevinsmith4429 2 года назад
@@SeanStaxxMusic They were cooling off the crowd At one point dozens of people per minute were passing out.
@Corsa15DT
@Corsa15DT 2 года назад
if somebody tried to jump the stage, the Mi24s would anihilate them midair
@stigpetersen9701
@stigpetersen9701 2 года назад
More from the best band ever….Metallica. To this date they still sell out any arena worldwide no matter the size 🔥🔥🔥🤘🤘🤘
@SeanStaxxMusic
@SeanStaxxMusic 2 года назад
Goated
@disposable_hero1725
@disposable_hero1725 2 года назад
Only Band to have played on all 7 continents.
@martincapriotti3433
@martincapriotti3433 2 года назад
Absolutely
@timetraverler1709
@timetraverler1709 2 года назад
I hope they keep rocking for 40 more years. Best band ever. 🎸🎤🥁🎸
@TheJerseyNinja
@TheJerseyNinja 2 года назад
@@disposable_hero1725 and did it all in one calendar year too
@minty_Joe
@minty_Joe 2 года назад
Make note, this concert was just months (if not days or weeks) before the collapse of the Soviet Union, which was on December 26, 1991. It wasn't until Gorbachev's introducing in the 1980s Perestroika (restructuring) and Glasnost (openness) into the nation that more Western world influences were allowed for consuming. 1.6 million people!!!
@BrandonCreeger
@BrandonCreeger 2 года назад
This event was held a month after the failed August Coup d'état against Gorbachev. It was a miracle it was able to be pulled off at all at that time. Everything in Eastern Europe was a potential powder keg that could have gone south real quick if things didn't play out right. That day probably helped out a hell of a lot in the long run.
@SuperSkevo
@SuperSkevo 2 года назад
This is legit the power of MUSIC no matter what genre and also the time in which it took place
@Subaru_God
@Subaru_God Год назад
Zero fatalities. In September 1991, only a month after the August Putsch failed, 1.6 million rock music fans converged in Moscow to enjoy the first open-air rock concert, as part of the Monsters of Rock series. British rock singer Rod Stewart proved that better than anyone else on New Year's Eve 1994/1995. His free New Year's Eve concert attracted a bit more than 3.5 million people that year, making it the biggest concert of all time.
@agent_277
@agent_277 2 года назад
Proof that only music can bring that much people together at one place peacefully 🤘 😎🤘
@SeanStaxxMusic
@SeanStaxxMusic 2 года назад
💯
@avenger007007
@avenger007007 2 года назад
Music and drugs. You know the drugs were flowing like water.
@Jayytype21
@Jayytype21 2 года назад
You do know that a ton of people died at that concert right? Lol
@Heatwave9000
@Heatwave9000 2 года назад
@@Jayytype21 Did they get trampled or something?
@Jayytype21
@Jayytype21 2 года назад
@@Heatwave9000 I don’t remember but I remember people dying there , could be like Travis Scott concert
@Br0Th3rBee
@Br0Th3rBee 2 года назад
Some concerts go down in history and the 1991 'Monsters of Rock' festival in Moscow was no exception. Known as one of the biggest concerts to ever take place, with a huge 1.6 million attendees, it marked the most momentous of performances for the heavy metal band Metallica.
@MoreAThanI
@MoreAThanI 2 года назад
Crazy to think that happened 2 years after the Cold War ended... and these days we are at it again :(
@135396
@135396 2 года назад
I was fortunate enough to attend the Monsters of rock concert in Germany in 1991, it was so packed you could lift your feet off the ground and not move. Metallica AC/DC Motley Crue Queensryche Black crows The cool think is you got to camp outside the fence the night before and party your ass off.
@leban86
@leban86 2 года назад
dude, if you grew up in the 80s, I guarantee you would have been a Metallica head like the rest of us. They were unique, like no other band. With that hard, loud, and in-your-face sound. They were the best there was.
@SeanStaxxMusic
@SeanStaxxMusic 2 года назад
I probably would have! 🤘
@ChrisLeiter
@ChrisLeiter Год назад
Didn't go a day without listening/playing Metallica when I was growing up.
@MikeSmith-km9ff
@MikeSmith-km9ff 2 года назад
Harvester of sorrow from this concert is amazing.
@Lolonilola
@Lolonilola 2 года назад
The best era for live concert…no smartphones…the pure energy!! I am in a band for 20 years and i work in a foreign country…RUSSIANS are one of the best crowd in a bar…the best giver of tip also…🤘🏿🤘🏿🤘🏿
@vxm6503
@vxm6503 2 года назад
This is definitely top 5 of the greatest concerts of all time, unfortunately there were around 50 deaths but not everything can stay in control with 1 million people
@lrballistics
@lrballistics 2 года назад
Honestly given that it was probably the first live performance of metal to a crowd of 1.6mil+, it's kinda surprising that more people didn't die
@michaelmartin7073
@michaelmartin7073 2 года назад
Probably there time to ride the lightning.
@rravv
@rravv 2 года назад
The concert was in a kind of airport. Concert with a mixed of feelings. You see people just exploding in joy and happiness. Pure freedom. And then you see a military heli, soldiers...After...soldiers dancing and headbanging. Sometimes people asked him what freedom is and what it represents. I always speaks about this concert. Russia, american band, more than 1 million people...the end of soviet union...that crowd was feeling the music, the freedom and a kind of democracy.
@UltraTotenkopf
@UltraTotenkopf 2 года назад
*Democracy is complete shit, they just love Metallica and AC/DC in Russia, otherwise what you are talking about, there is nothing to do with freedom about, in the USSR there were more freedom in the USSR than in the USA!* ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-xROxlIu__Fs.html
@rossbrumby1957
@rossbrumby1957 2 года назад
It is stated the helicopters flying relatively low were to keep the crowd cool- a crowd that size makes a lot of heat jumping around, and heat exhauston too.
@bonniewood5286
@bonniewood5286 Год назад
Back then it was all about the music and love, huge crowds like this were pretty safe and needed little security compared to now. Lots of huge bands got amazing crowds. 😊
@matrut28
@matrut28 Год назад
Yeah. Until Woodstock 99 lol
@juancastaneda9525
@juancastaneda9525 2 года назад
And no one died. That how metal heads roll dude protect each other, there is a rule in metal concerts if someone Falls help them up. I was born 87. I wish I was a that show.
@01jonger
@01jonger 2 года назад
What was the largest crowd at a concert? Jean-Michel Jarre's Concert - 3.5 Million People Over 3.5 million people attended Jean-Michel Jarre's 1997 event commemorating Moscow's 850th anniversary, making it the largest attended concert of all time.
@homerv9654
@homerv9654 2 года назад
I was 16 years old and I was there with my girlfriend. we had the front row, just 25 feet from the stage. I can still remember the guy next to me was so drunk and died from screaming so loud.
@diotough
@diotough 2 года назад
Imagine the feeling you get when you get on stage and see a sea of people as far as your eyes can see who came because of you. If you hadn't had stage fright before, you have now.
@precocioussceptic4967
@precocioussceptic4967 2 года назад
I love your reaction! I’m showing this to my husband he’s a huge Metallica fan ❤️
@SeanStaxxMusic
@SeanStaxxMusic 2 года назад
🙏🖤
@PNPeopleWatcher
@PNPeopleWatcher 2 года назад
I remember this. It was a million for sure.
@dastemplar9681
@dastemplar9681 Год назад
It truly was the dawn of a new and better era. Walls were falling, peace was beginning to return to minds and hearts of millions, and for many in that crowd, it was their first taste of liberty. What a time it was.
@mattyjay8896
@mattyjay8896 2 года назад
James was interviewed one time and asked what it was like playing for a crowd like that? His response was, imagine getting out of a shower soaking wet, and walking into a curtain of electricity!!🔥🔥
@SeanStaxxMusic
@SeanStaxxMusic 2 года назад
Haha what a rush
@cryptoronin3073
@cryptoronin3073 2 года назад
Grew up in the 90's. The music, whether rap, rock, metal, grunge, were just amazing. You grow up spoiled like that and you think it will keep on going. The 2000's were ok. Good music were dead by the 2010's.
@mikemuppet3807
@mikemuppet3807 Год назад
Some stats for you as some comments were a bit off. This was the first ever live rock/ metal concert in Russia held in Mosciw. Standing attenders - 1.3 million. Those listening outside roughly 1.8 million. Estimated number of persons in attendance 3.4 million. It was enough that Russua activated its military as a police force just for this event. No injuries sustained at all.
@SeanStaxxMusic
@SeanStaxxMusic Год назад
Holy shit 🤯
@seanblack2984
@seanblack2984 13 дней назад
There were 1.6 Million people in the Audience that's the most amount of people for one concert
@andimatt7232
@andimatt7232 2 года назад
IDK what`s more impressive, the crowd or the fact that no one in the band is tattooed yet :D
@alebarajas3045
@alebarajas3045 2 года назад
Bro what. Kirk has tats on his stomach and James has sleeves and neck tats
@HollowG_
@HollowG_ 2 года назад
@@alebarajas3045 not in 1991
@krissya.k.aspecialk3293
@krissya.k.aspecialk3293 2 года назад
🤣🤣🤣 tattooed YET👈 key word!!😁
@HvyMetal4Ever
@HvyMetal4Ever 2 года назад
If you thought this was impressive - watch "Creeping Death" from the same show. You can also add Pantera "Domination" to the watch list. They played at this same show in Moscow. By far one of the best break downs in metal music. They were about 29 when this show went down. It was an add on show for the "Monsters of Rock" tour that was already in progress. This was a reward to the people to stop the coup during the fall of the Iron Curtain. This was the first time western music was allowed to be played. 53 people died at this show. The helicopters flew low to not only monitor the crowd and to provide wind to cool down the masses.
@MySteamChannel
@MySteamChannel 2 года назад
Two years earlier was the Moscow Music Peace Festival...Motley Crue, Skid Row etc.
@fuzzybobbles
@fuzzybobbles 2 года назад
1997 Jean Michel Jarre in Moscow 3.5 million people. Took over 3 hours to walk the normal 15 min journey back to the apartment we were staying in. But wow what a concert it was. All those people and when JMJ asked for a moment of silence for Princess Diana who died the week before, the silence among such a huge crowd was something I will never forget.
@gizmogremlin980
@gizmogremlin980 Год назад
I was 18 years old and I was there among this crowd. My friends and I arrived at the field at 5 o'clock in the morning. There were several terrible moments when soldiers and police beat people with clubs, and people threw glass bottles at them. Luckily, my friends and I weren't hurt. Impressions from this concert remained for life! I especially remember the end of the concert - the last song For Those About To Rock, gun shots, salute! It's unforgettable!
@SeanStaxxMusic
@SeanStaxxMusic Год назад
That’s such an amazing experience to carry with you! Truly once in a lifetime moment 🤘
@Pierce-xb6vi
@Pierce-xb6vi 6 месяцев назад
I've watched this dozens of times and I still can't believe that many people showed up.
@SeanStaxxMusic
@SeanStaxxMusic 6 месяцев назад
Absolutely insane 🤯
@reformcongress
@reformcongress 2 года назад
When you're at a Metallica Concert and close to the stage, say, inside 100 yards, the deeper bass soundwaves can be felt against your chest. They have a series of 18 inch subwoofers, like maybe 20 or 30 of them on each side of the stage in some venues, depending on the size, and you can feel the music, not just hear it.
@pedrohenriquedrawanz8803
@pedrohenriquedrawanz8803 2 года назад
Yeah i went to a metallica concert just yesterday, and dudu, i was at the middle of the sound structure, it was just insane, i could feel the high piches vibrating in my body hair, best night of my life, it was at the Porto Alegre Metallica concert 2022 btw
@Pidalin
@Pidalin 2 года назад
But that's normal on all concerts, if you don't feel it in your chest, it's not loud enough. :-D
@glenpaul5663
@glenpaul5663 2 года назад
Slayer/Pantera 2001 I believe, in Fargo, 50 feet away from the speakers and it felt like your hair was popping out of your head!!
@Pidalin
@Pidalin 2 года назад
@@glenpaul5663 That's why I always have earplugs in my pocket just in case, some concerts are too loud. After I saw Anthrax in small club, I had ringing in my ears for months, I think I have it permanently in left ear after this concert. Normaly it disapears after like 3 days, but some concerts can be pretty crazy. :-)
@VadersRage
@VadersRage 2 года назад
Great vid, man! Glad to see more people "cross over" and take in some quality Metal performances! Give "Creeping Death" and "Harvester Of Sorrow" a look (from this show in Moscow). It's fascinating to see the band control 1.6 million fans. Metallica ruled Russia that day. Also...give anything from Seattle '89 a look. Amazing live performance. You do those and your views and subs will go up. I promise😁! Liked and sub'd for more metal!
@SeanStaxxMusic
@SeanStaxxMusic 2 года назад
Appreciate you! I’ve been diving into a lot of different genres lately and I’m really enjoying all the music out there 🤘
@ray.shoesmith
@ray.shoesmith 8 месяцев назад
05:45 one of the most iconic shots in the history of music
@timlloyd1454
@timlloyd1454 2 года назад
1.6 million to be exact👍👍
@Duane_Grabert
@Duane_Grabert 2 года назад
This was the first heavy metal concert after the fall of the Soviet Union. This concert, for all intents and purposes, was the funeral for the USSR. So this one time, all of Moscow showed up for Metallica. Yes. 1.6 million people were there.
@SeanStaxxMusic
@SeanStaxxMusic 2 года назад
It was the perfect storm 🔥
@roger5322
@roger5322 2 года назад
The fall of the Soviet Union didn't happen until after the concert.
@mikatu
@mikatu 2 года назад
The collpase happened after the concert.
@genecuellar5596
@genecuellar5596 2 года назад
Check out "Creeping Death" from Metallica at this concert! Better be wearing your seat belt because it's a very high intensity song and even more crazy when they play it live!
@markalden7848
@markalden7848 2 года назад
They were all in their late 20's. This concert was huge with 1.6 million people reported there. When I first saw this footage I had chills the whole time from the fact that these people were experiencing a moment of release from oppression of western entertainment, only to be rivalled by the 1989 Peace Festival with the Scorpions. It showed that despite prior blocks from western influence, people were still getting these CDs and jamming to them.
@mattb6646
@mattb6646 Год назад
The logistics of a million plus people gathering for any event is mind boggling
@SeanStaxxMusic
@SeanStaxxMusic Год назад
It hurts my brain 😂
@nknikniko8518
@nknikniko8518 2 года назад
you know its a million people when THE RUSSIAN ARMY is security detail..
@misterdipster4241
@misterdipster4241 2 года назад
Aragorn: "We have to attract them, pull them out, empty the land of Mordor to give Frodo safe passage" Metallica: "Hold my beer!"
@TRIPLESTACK-R9
@TRIPLESTACK-R9 28 дней назад
No phones no internet just people coming together to celebrate freedom thats how important freedom is Russia (USSR)was collapsing first time they let American rock into Russia I was 13 we listened to Metallica before football games they are Rock Gods damn stars😂
@Omnivolv
@Omnivolv 3 месяца назад
Gives me chills every time. This and live aid queen.
@ncbeachfan2458
@ncbeachfan2458 Год назад
@Sean Staxx 1.6 Million strong in that crowd 🎤✌️
@SeanStaxxMusic
@SeanStaxxMusic Год назад
Crazyyyy
@ΓεώργιοςΓαλανάκης-ν5ω
1.7 million was the attendance. Just check the helicopters' cameras. It was incredible
@kourtjestr552
@kourtjestr552 2 года назад
I love hip hop. I do. But watching you react to this historical event made me think. This is the real music. Rap really is crap. Can any hip hop artist say they ever brought in these numbers? No. But Metallica, Pantera, AC/DC, Slayer, etc can. Music died after the introduction of Americas Got Talent. Music became manufactured after that. "Fuck Hip Hop" - Hopsin
@SeanStaxxMusic
@SeanStaxxMusic 2 года назад
I feel you, most commercial rap is trash in terms of substance and quality lyrics but there’s still good rap artists out there! Also back then was a different time, concerts were a lot more special. I don’t know if any artist in any genre could pull numbers like this today.
@kourtjestr552
@kourtjestr552 2 года назад
@@SeanStaxxMusic I also have to agree with you. There really is some good artist out there that drop good quality rap. Hopsin, Tech, Macdonald, Burgen, Yella, Busta Rymes still gets down, Prozac, ICP even! The list goes on and on. There are enough out there that keep it real.
@davebonilla4561
@davebonilla4561 2 года назад
The boy bands were the beginning of the end. Backstreet Boys and all that shit.
@kourtjestr552
@kourtjestr552 2 года назад
@@davebonilla4561 I feel you on this. Pop deserves its place though. We may not like it but it still has it's place.
@volly188
@volly188 Год назад
1.6 million people attended that..... fucking insane. wish I was there for it. and there was 0 deaths. LEGEND
@SeanStaxxMusic
@SeanStaxxMusic Год назад
Crazy!
@TO-vw3sy
@TO-vw3sy Год назад
1.6 million people enjoying the concert, and not one person recording on a cell phone
@SeanStaxxMusic
@SeanStaxxMusic Год назад
Love it 🤘
@noobyproducions4092
@noobyproducions4092 7 дней назад
The fact that thats my entire countrys population, of 1,6 million people right there in one spot, is crazy to my mind. ( Latvia )
@ralf2528
@ralf2528 Год назад
wow....what a crowd, amazing, never seen so many at one concert....long live rock 'n' roll....
@SeanStaxxMusic
@SeanStaxxMusic Год назад
🤘
@BANDIT2DAY
@BANDIT2DAY 3 месяца назад
This was a crazy time to be alive. 21-year-old kid when this concert went down. Traveled to Russia and Ukraine a few months after this concert.
@Bearfacts01
@Bearfacts01 9 месяцев назад
That was when the Iron curtain fell in Eastern Europe. 1.6 million people attended 1991. Moscow!!! It was the 5th largest concert in history.
@danielchappell6392
@danielchappell6392 2 года назад
Watch AC/DC live at donnington. That crowd is absolutely insane!!
@stevecunningham427
@stevecunningham427 Год назад
there was 1.6 million people.the 90s was the best of times.freedom like no other.
@tyharris9994
@tyharris9994 2 года назад
I think The Scorpions did a Moscow concert as well where they sang Winds of Change and it was one of those chills down the spine moments as well.
@rickrueda2495
@rickrueda2495 2 года назад
Officially listed as 1.6 million in attendance for that concert
@armadnt
@armadnt 2 года назад
When they were here in South Africa in 2006 there were 40 000 people in attendance and we were barely a fraction of this. Bloody hell!
@mikecoughlin4128
@mikecoughlin4128 10 месяцев назад
Don’t forget. This concert had about 6 acts. Ac/dc was the headliner. This wasn’t a Metallica only concert. Super cool none the less.
@monicabyas8663
@monicabyas8663 Год назад
1.6 million there after the fall of the Berlin wall. 56 people died. The most EPIC live open air concert EVER!
@flackanator1
@flackanator1 Год назад
1.6 million in attendance! Mind blowing
@standodge5536
@standodge5536 Год назад
1.6 million people attended, 2nd largest concert in history. Beaten only by Jean Micheal Jarre in Moscow 1997 to the tune of 3.5 million people.
@WUZZY71
@WUZZY71 2 года назад
1.6 million while metallica was playing...it was the biggest concert ever at the time. it was beaten , also in russia. Jean-Michel Jarre's 1997 concert, which marked the 850th anniversary of Moscow, was attended by over 3.5 million people, making it the most widely attended concert of all time.
@marcbennett3280
@marcbennett3280 Месяц назад
I was 15 when this show was live, how I wish I was there!
@Billy-zv6gv
@Billy-zv6gv 11 месяцев назад
1.6 million people from all over former Soviet Union. Helicopters aerated crowds so they could breath, but 54 people died over three days of Monsters of Rock annual tour with ACDC, Pantera, and more.
@CarlMckillip
@CarlMckillip Месяц назад
Bruh I would do anything to go and see that Concert Live 1.6 million people good God
@strafaldo
@strafaldo Год назад
PANTERA play in the same show, the power of this concert is an another level, in Pantera stage crowd go fully crazy
@Jo2lentino1981
@Jo2lentino1981 2 года назад
In 2 months its my 41st bday and I’ve got already the best gift I ever had last friday.. I’ve watched for the very first time the Metallica concert @ Bottlerock, Napa Valley California and it’s their 41 years (since 1981) of sharing amazing rock music and the people still wants to here it after all these years! LONG LIVE METTALICA!!
@Pagandream55
@Pagandream55 Год назад
I watched this many times and it still brings tears, I’m 65 love Metallica 🤟🤟🤟
@sandiwinters1437
@sandiwinters1437 2 года назад
This is incredible. Internet info says 1.6 million people. I was overseas in Korea and heard about it. Everything was quickly changing in Russia that year.
@shaunmorris8176
@shaunmorris8176 2 года назад
100% I love how you said you have heard this song but not the live show in Moscow. That's why I know your reaction is so true. Love from Australia.
@SeanStaxxMusic
@SeanStaxxMusic 2 года назад
🙏💯 always try to be as transparent as I can
@vancesathre5387
@vancesathre5387 Год назад
Real Freedom is expressed by the true Earth Family. Peace, Love, & Understanding.
@mohdzaidibinyahyapakya2189
@mohdzaidibinyahyapakya2189 3 месяца назад
Im from Malaysia. That metallica 1991 live in moscow. 1.6 millions people see that consert
@tankeater
@tankeater 2 месяца назад
1.6 MILLION PEOPLE and you thought it looked like 40-50 thousand??? Bro, what? LMFFFAAAOOO
@SeanStaxxMusic
@SeanStaxxMusic 2 месяца назад
I was WAY off 😂
@tankeater
@tankeater 2 месяца назад
@@SeanStaxxMusic when people are standing (nutt to butt is what we called it in the military) thousands of people can fit in a small area. 🤘
@andersgranstrom7128
@andersgranstrom7128 2 года назад
1,6 million people.... - --- - - -- - - - - - - - -- -- - - - --- - -- - -- - - - Unreal! And beautiful!
@Triggerhippie70
@Triggerhippie70 2 месяца назад
The beauty of the American Flag flowing in that crowd and really all the other countries flags in Russia was amazing!
@jeffpollard3749
@jeffpollard3749 Год назад
1.6 million people. 3rd largest crowd to EVER witness a concert
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