Hello friends! We remind you that we are doing analysis of the songs to which we react, in Spanish but with English subtitles. Being much more developed, we prefer to do them in our native language in order to give them a better experience. Take care! 😊
one of the most impactful scenes (that most people miss) is the final one. It shows those at home toasting and singing, moving on with life while the wounded veterans are shuffled into the back room out of site and forgotten about.
What you just experienced is what all of MTV's audience went threw when this came out. It unexpectedly hits you with a very unexpected emotions. In a way youve never experienced before or ever again. And you'll never be the same.
Aw, she looks so innocent and you can see in her eyes that the story was hitting her heart. He looked like he was loving the music and would get sucked into the story at times. Adorable ❤️
This song was inspired by the 1971 independent movie "Jonny Got His Gun", which in turn was based by the book "Jonny Got His Gun". It was an anti-war novel set during the first World War. The movie was directed by the novel's writer. Metalica actually bought the rights to this movie so they could continue to show sceens of it as they preform "One" live in concert without having to worry about compensation.
The book “Johnny got his gun” used to be required reading in high school. Our teacher pointed out his it was taken off and put on the shelves before and after every major conflict in the 20th century. This song was an amazing way to tell the story
@@MichaelBoyce-tm2vwCliff died 2yrs earlier. A bus accident took his life. That's when Jason Newsted entered as a replacement. The And Justice for All album was Jason Newsted first album with Metallica, which the song One happens to be on.
wow an actual honest reaction this song is so influential that the Grammys made a heavy metal award just for this song just to lose to Foghat in the end yet Metallica is the only band to ever play the Grammys and not win an award
The movie was based on the book Johnny Got His Gun by Dalton Trumbo about WW1. It was one of three books banned for Allied troops to read during WW2. The other two were enemy propaganda. The author was criticized/hated for being defeatist. Not so, just realistic. I believe the title was an ironic reference to an upbeat movie called Johnny Get Your Gun. (Maybe Annie Get Your Gun.)
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I have read this book and can see why it was banned...strong anti-war novel that if you get a chance to read it I reccomend it. The movie is also very good
This song hits hard, once you realize what the lyrics are all about. Enjoyed your reaction, for sure ❤ You should check out "Hero of the Day" by Metallica. I think you'd enjoy that one!
Hello friend! Thanks a lot for your comment 😊 We did a deeper analysis of the song in our last video, case you are interested in seeing it. It is in Spanish but has English subtitles. Greetings from Argentina 🤘🏼🤘🏼
Your reaction is so beautiful and real. I liked it very much. The freaked look on my girls face was....priceless. Dude was grooving in it all the way. Thanks, guys. Watching and digging it. Big shoutout to you both from this old, longhaired, rocker dude in the States. Much peace and lots of love, y'all. Be seeing you on the next. Later.
Hi, friend! Thank you very much for your comment. It is a video with a very strong message. We have seen it again a couple of times and discovered other things. The music is impressive and makes you feel a lot of emotions throughout the song. Greetings from Argentina! 🤘
This music video is a timeless masterpiece and should be shown in every senior year of school. It's one of the few music videos that brings tears to my eyes. Two other music videos that have done this are The Cranberries with Zombie and Lorna Shore with Pain Remains I: Dancing Like Flames (The song and story continues in Pain Remains II and III). 🤘❤🔥
Its worse when you find out the main character from the movie which was inspired the song didnt die, he just was left like that, trapped in himself, forced to live the rest of his life like that due to Army curiosity and experiments on him. A fate much worse than death.
If you liked this song, you should check out the group "Pantera". The song "Cemetery Gates" is amazing, and has one of the greatest guitarists in metal history. Dimebag Darrell Lance Abbott, was a legend who was literally murdered on stage while preforming in front of several hundred people.
Hello Friend! We reacted to Pantera a few months ago. But we will add Cemetery Gates to make another video 🤘🏼Thanks for your recommendation. Greetings from Argentina
It's funny, every Metallica reaction I watch, there's always someone in the comments who's like "Pantera is good, you should listen to Pantera, you'd like Pantera, Pantera are better than Metallica" ect. Pantera are pretty good. But they're not Metallica.
@MnemonicHack They were directly influenced by Metallica. They were the 90s version of old school Metallica in some ways. It's not a stretch to go from one to the other. Metallica is like thr gateway drug to metal for a lot of people.
@@OhMyMole I remember every cassette I ever bought because back then music didn't just fall from the sky like today. Kids then had a small collection of bought full albums, singles, or mixtapes made from radio recordings. If you wanted to hear a song you didn't have on cassette there was no youtube or spotify to find it. We listened to the radio and if the DJ was taking requests we could call in to the station, hope we could get through, request a song then huddle around the radio waiting for it to come on. The other option was watching MTv (they actually played music back then). I remember my dad explaining this video (One) to me when the song debued because I didn't get all the symbolism. Shortly after that I mowed a few lawns in the neighborhood to earn money and pops took me to the record store to buy the Metallica And Justice For All cassette.
Beautiful history. Today music has lost a lot of value because of what you mention. We would have loved to be part of that whole wave of incredible musicians that emerged between the 70s-90s. Greetings from Argentina!
Know the value of freedom. For many people in the world, a lot of blood has been shed and is still being shed, but they are not as free as you. You should be grateful to your fathers and mothers who gave it to you.We lose too many men and women here for every inch of it.With love from iran❤
I think you were right to follow the story of the song and I could see it on your face during the video. Many songs are more than just the music, the context is important. For example Comfortably numb by Pink Floyd or Hurt by Nine inch nails as well as the.cpver version by Johnny Cash. In the latter case it's basically the same lyrics and melody with some minor adjustments to reflect the differences between Trent Reznor writing it from his perspective and experiences when he was in his late 20s IIRC, whereas Johnny Cash's cover is made from the perspective of someone at the end of his life. Also, Trent Reznor works a lot with sounds/noise in his music in different ways, so in Hurt there's this kind of static in the background which represents the void, and the distorted sounds are there for a reason as well as how he intentionally breaks musical "rules" and avoids a release after build up in some places. All to make the listener feel a bit uncomfortable since that's part of the song and feeling he's trying to communicate.
Hello friend! Thanks for comment. Yeah, we watched it after this reaction. I'ts so strong and have a deep message about the meaning of war. Greetings from Argentina!
I must say that I find your way of describing and evaluating songs truly fascinating. Your authenticity and expertise never fail to impress me. It's evident that you place a great value on truthfulness and have no fear in expressing your honest opinion. That's what I appreciate about you. I'm certain that you will also be a huge fan of Nightwish. Your detailed analyses and profound reflections align perfectly with their musical complexity and artistic value. Therefore, I'd like to recommend a few of their most well-known songs, as I'm confident that you will appreciate their music. "Ghost Love Score" is an absolute epic masterpiece. The emotional highs and lows, the powerful choruses, and the impressive orchestral arrangements make this song a true musical experience. I'm eager to see how you will analyze and interpret the many facets and nuances of this piece. Another song you absolutely have to explore is "Nemo". Here, catchy melodies blend with a perfect mix of symphonic and metal elements. I'm certain that you will appreciate the complexity of this piece and share interesting insights about it. And then, there's "The Poet and the Pendulum". This piece is a musical journey full of depth and intricacy. From delicate and atmospheric passages to powerful guitar riffs and breathtaking vocal performances, this song takes you on an emotional rollercoaster. I'm very excited to hear your interpretation and analysis. I simply want to thank you for your valuable comments and sincere evaluations. It's refreshing to see someone like you who not only shares their opinion but also possesses the knowledge and passion to understand songs on a deep level. Please continue to share your thoughts and analyses with the world, as you enrich the music community in a unique way. I hope that you discover the magic of Nightwish's music and share your thoughts and evaluations with us. I'm confident that your analyses will be a valuable addition to the Nightwish community and to all music enthusiasts seeking honest and knowledgeable reviews. Looking forward eagerly to your upcoming reactions and evaluations.
Reacters usually talk too much during the song. I actually like that both of you were pretty much silent and taking it all in. It's an extremely depressing song made even more depressing with scenes from this movie. 11/10
Hello dan! How are you? With the passing of the reactions we began to understand that people prefer that we remain silent during the song and give our comments afterwards. In this way we also focus only on trying to appreciate the song and the video clip. Thank you very much for the comment. Greetings from Argentina! 🤘
@@OhMyMole I hope I want misunderstood. I meant that there are those who talk too much to the point that they seem to be more focused on interacting with the camera and then miss important parts in the song. One is such a powerful song and both of you seemed to be taking it all in.
Yeah the song blows your mind a part from music plus the official video part. You hear it a few times it's easier to understand. Then just the song it's self adyer that because a feeling. Then you realize it's a masterpiece that will be around for a long time.
Hello friend! This song is a masterpiece. After this video we decided to do a deeper analysis that you can find on the channel if you are interested. It is in Spanish, but with English subtitles. Greetings from Argentina!
@@OhMyMole You two really need to listen to The Warning. Three sisters from Monterrey Mexico. Daniella, Paulina and Alejandra are only 23, 21 and 18 years old now and have only toured in South America, the U.S. and once in Canada, but they just went over to Europe for the first time. Metallica asked them to do a cover of Enter Sandman for their album Blacklist, which celebrated the 30th Anniversary of the Black Album and they made the song their own. Please listen to them! Search: The Warning Teatro Metropolitan CDMX Enter Sandman. An awesome performance!
If you would like to react to an artist you might not have heard of before, I recommend Aesthetic Perfection with the song Gods & Gold. They’ve worked with members of Rammstein!
I met Metallica at a music store the oner is part of the rode crew tried to get some to go with me .people around me were not interested so I went by my self they were in the basement rehearsal. Sat right beside Jason newsstand
If your an alt growing up in a society that degrades who you are and makes you feel like nothing, the you will understand, but nee breeds don't know that, but also the people who went and fought for us to live we don't know what they went through and this helps to understand stand what you believe in and stand for helping others
Thank you for sharing these words with us. It is difficult to put yourself in the shoes of our ancestors and of the generations that 'defended' the different territories. We were born in a historical moment where, in most countries, 'Peace' reigns, but there are other problems that should also concern us. Greetings from Argentina!
This song could be a list of pstd, I have it from a surgery that went rather wrong,,,leaving me in my mind screaming, I couldnt live I couldnt die my body truely my holding cell as I crawled into my brain to survice it, rather relive that every day.
Hi, friend! Thanks for commenting and sharing your experience. We are very sorry for what happened... Music has enormous power and accompanies us in many moments of our lives. That's why it's so special. Greetings from Argentina ☺
Oh please no…heh. I rented it in 1989 right after this video was released on MTV. It was 3 hours of pure misery and depression. By the time the movie was over, I had no energy left, I was completely drained. It was something like 4pm but I just rolled over and went to sleep, because I just didn’t want to do anything else, I didn’t even want to move. I’m never watching that movie again :P
Now that Metallica has a new album out, there's more sings to pick next. Speaking of, would love you two to react to some Megadeth, maybe Hangar 18 or Poison Was The Cure
Metallica made the song based on the book. When they decided to make a video for it they found out that a movie had been made based on the book. They started getting clips from it and found that it was cheaper to buy the rights to the whole movie than to pay per clip, so they did. Now if you buy a physical copy of the movie this video is included with it.
I don't know if any of you have seen the movie "Johnny got his gun". If not I strongly recommend that you do but I warn you now, it's very disturbing. Metallica did a great job in describing the "true" horrors of what WW1 was like. Trust me, I've have seen things that when I was younger no kid should ever see. I have family that live near Verdun, France. (which is like America's version of Gettysburg) There is an ossuary near the town of Douaumont and I've seen skulls of unknown solders, there are areas of that part of France called "Zone Rouge". You are not allowed to visit it because there are still unexploded landmines, bombs, human and animal remains. Some of the ground in "Zone Rouge" is still contaminated with traces of chemicals that were used during WW1. If you haven't been to that area of France, I suggest you do but be prepared with what you will see because it mirrors exactly what it's like in this Metallica video. It's not pretty. Even though I can only imagine what it was like during WW1, but with this video that Metallica did coupled with what I've seen visiting my family in Verdun, seeing the relics and artifacts first hand. Trust me when I say that "this hits home" and on some occasions it still hurts.
Hi, friend! Thank you very much for sharing this information with us. 'One' is an excellent song and the video clip relates in a very crude way what war means. In some parts of the world this kind of thing continues. Hopefully the day will come where we never have to live something like this again. Greetings from Argentina! 🤘
Metallica got this from a BOOK, "Johnny Got His Gun". They used parts of the film for the video. just making a correction. So people don't think the song ONE is based on the movie.
Thank you very much for the information and the correction! These days we will get a more detailed analysis talking about the lyrics, music and video clip. Greetings from Argentina! 🤘
The concept for the song came from a dream that Hetfield had, based on being a brain and nothing else. He described the dream to Cliff Burnstein who in turn suggested that he read the novel, "Johnny Got His Gun". After they decided to create a music video (their very first) they decided that instead of paying royalties for the use of the movie, "Johnny Got His Gun," they purchased the rights to the entire movie.
En caso no hay nadie decirlo, la peli en la que se basa esta cancion es una historia real de un soldato Norte Americano de WW1. Este es el precio de la guerra. It's good to see a couple of Gen Z wake up to real life. Just don't blow it off.
@seanmartin2382 hace 5 meses Intentamos decirles a todos en los años 80 que no era música diabólica... la mayor parte del metal tiene un significado profundo... Johnny consiguió su arma en la película
Yes. Their biggest song. Their other biggest song is Back in Black. And Highway to Hell. And You Shook Me All Night Long. And For Those About To Rock. And Dirty Deeds Done Dirt Cheap. And …
Hello Arthur! Thanks for your comment. Yeah! In Argentina chimarrão is called "Mate". ☺It is similar, only that the Argentine erva mate is different from the Brazilian, Uruguayan or Paraguayan. You can notice that James Hetfield, in his concerts, takes "Mate" because of his ex-wife who was from Argentina and he instilled it in his habits haha 🤣 Greetings from Argentina!
Maybe it's time to meet 5 beautiful ladies in high heels and dresses playing classic heavy metal? For starters, I recommend the song Break the Wall from their earlier albums. Boasting over 70 hit singles, they won Best New Metal Band at the Metal Hammer Awards in 2018. The girls play heavy, thrash, power and prog metal, they also have some beautiful ballads - th-cam.com/video/5Pc0XK0lNmU/w-d-xo.html
i believe the movie is based on a true story. a the man was hit by a mortar and lost both arms and legs and part of his face and was begging for death. the doctor in the beging said if i knew how bad he was i would not have permitted him to live.
Hi, friend! Thanks for your comment! Exactly, the film is based on a book, a novel more precisely. We did not know if the story was real or not. Thank you very much for the contribution! Greetings from Argentina!
Hola amigo! Gracias por comentar. Una canción muy profunda, con cosas que no podríamos imaginar verlas en este momento de la historia. Saludos desde Argentina!
First time i heard it it sounded cool till it slowely came to me its about someone who has been bowned up by a mine, and the taught of being a plant being kepped alive by a machine and you cant see anything hear anything and not able to move and the only thing you got is your inner voice, then i was thinking this must be the worst thing that can happen to somebody
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Hello friend! Hahah, it's a drink called "Mate" in Argentina. It's like tea, but with the herb in the cup. You put a little water in it and drink, like this until the water runs out. Greetings!
One of Metallica's greatest songs...well, at least back when Metallica was actually a REAL Metal band. And unlike those so-called 'metalheads', I'm actually a Metal-er. And unlike those so-called 'metalheads', as a TRUE Metal-er I remember the decade-long feud that we-us Metal-ers and they-them Punks had from 1980 to 1990 (although TECHNICALLY, it was from 1981 to 1991). By that I mean that I remember Heavy Metal from the mid-80's, when I was in Junior High (the FIRST two Metal songs I ever heard were Haunting The Chapel by Slayer and Ride The Lightning by Metallica), while those 'metalheads' have heard Metal for LESS than 20 years, if even that long. But what do you expect from a bunch of 'Youts'. Just saying.
Hi, friend! Thanks for your comment and opinion. We were unaware of the term "Metal-er". We always thought that "Metalhead" was the name of people who liked the genre. Here in Argentina, as in many places in South America, the correct term is quite similar: "Metalero". Thanks again for your contribution. Greetings from Argentina! 🤘
El libro es una obra anti guerra. La película muestra la crudeza de los que no regresan a ser condecorados o celebrados. El protagonista pierde todos sus miembros, su mandíbula, ojos, nariz y oídos. Está consciente pero incomunicado para el resto del mundo. Los doctores piensan que es un "individuo descerebrado" y "será insensible y no pensará como un muerto hasta el día que se les una" sin saber que sigue consciente pero incomunicado. Así que esa sutura en lo que fue su rosto, la sintió, al igual que cualquier otro procedimiento y sin anestesia. Se comunica finalmente en morse pidiendo clemencia y que le aplique eutanasia, pero los médicos se niegan por el revuelo que esto causaría. La enfermera se apiada y lo desconecta del respirador pero uno de los militares regresa y lo reconecta. Al final lo mueven a una ala aislada del hospital esperando el día de su muerte natural. Metallica compró los derechos de la película para usarlos exclusivamente en el video. Saludos desde El Salvador!
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Makes sense
Chévere, compañeros. :)
one of the most impactful scenes (that most people miss) is the final one. It shows those at home toasting and singing, moving on with life while the wounded veterans are shuffled into the back room out of site and forgotten about.
Hi, friend! Thank you very much for sharing this information with us. We had not noticed that detail. Greetings from Argentina! 🤘
Ok. Now I need to watch the whole movie. 25+ years of not doing it is too long 🤦♂️
Yeah, you're supposed to feel that effect. That's how Metallica works. Their songs are always going to tug at your heart.
Hello friend! Thanks for your comment. Greetings from Argentina 🤘🏼🤘🏼
What you just experienced is what all of MTV's audience went threw when this came out. It unexpectedly hits you with a very unexpected emotions. In a way youve never experienced before or ever again. And you'll never be the same.
Hi, friend! It is an extraordinary song with very deep lyrics. Thank you very much for the comment, greetings from Argentina!🤘
@@OhMyMole Greatings from Minnesota USA.
I remember this when it came out, was in between my junior and sophomore years of high school.
Songwriting doesn't get much better than this. The lyrics and music tell the story together.
Hello friend! Yeah. The lyrics and the music are a perfect combination. Thanks for share your opinion with us. Greetings from Argentina! 🤘
Their music tells the anguish and loss of war in music they tell the story . The hell war is and the victims , the price of war .
I feel great when I listen to this song. Everytime I hear it, it sounds better than the last time.
Hello Michael! Thanks for your comment. Powerful song 🤘🏼 Greetings from Argentina
Aw, she looks so innocent and you can see in her eyes that the story was hitting her heart. He looked like he was loving the music and would get sucked into the story at times. Adorable ❤️
Hello Chris! Thanks for your lovely comment. 'One' is an amazing song. So powerful and deep. Greetings from Argentina! 🤘
This song was inspired by the 1971 independent movie "Jonny Got His Gun", which in turn was based by the book "Jonny Got His Gun". It was an anti-war novel set during the first World War. The movie was directed by the novel's writer.
Metalica actually bought the rights to this movie so they could continue to show sceens of it as they preform "One" live in concert without having to worry about compensation.
Hello Stanley! Thanks for this information about the song. We really appreciate it! Greetings from Argentina
@@OhMyMole Greatings from West Allies, Milwaukee, Wisconsin, United States of America.
The book “Johnny got his gun” used to be required reading in high school. Our teacher pointed out his it was taken off and put on the shelves before and after every major conflict in the 20th century. This song was an amazing way to tell the story
I love how pop music fans react to real emotions as if they are alien to this world.
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REAL MUSIC ,unlike other genres. Amen brother
Jason Newsted (sp) was the best at back up vocals to James Hetfield. The way their voices meshed was amazing.
Hi friend! We need to react to more Metallica with Jason on backing vocals. He is amazing 🤘🏼🤘🏼🤘🏼
Cliff is backing on this.
@@MichaelBoyce-tm2vwCliff died 2yrs earlier. A bus accident took his life. That's when Jason Newsted entered as a replacement. The And Justice for All album was Jason Newsted first album with Metallica, which the song One happens to be on.
it's a beautiful song, hard and very emotional, gets me every time
Yes 😢 Greetings from Argentina 🤘🏼
the fact that the doctor in the video says to the military general, “he is the product of YOUR profession… NOT mine” that was so real.
wow an actual honest reaction this song is so influential that the Grammys made a heavy metal award just for this song just to lose to Foghat in the end yet Metallica is the only band to ever play the Grammys and not win an award
They actually lost to jethro tull. But they did get the Grammy for the black album a couple years later.
Thanks for your comment. This is an amazing song. Deep Lyrics and so powerful. Greetings from Argentina 🤘🏼
Girl is so sweet ❤❤❤😢😢
The metal genre has gems like this all over. Emotional, cerebral, impactful. Tragedy of the highest order is what the best music is made of.
He hears the music, she understands the message.
Thanks for comment 😊
He is clueless as to the weight the song is bringing to bear on the audience.
The movie was based on the book Johnny Got His Gun by Dalton Trumbo about WW1. It was one of three books banned for Allied troops to read during WW2. The other two were enemy propaganda. The author was criticized/hated for being defeatist. Not so, just realistic. I believe the title was an ironic reference to an upbeat movie called Johnny Get Your Gun. (Maybe Annie Get Your Gun.)
Hello Gary! Thanks a lot for this information. We will use your comment to complement the information in our analysis next week. Greetings from Argentina! 🤘
Greetings from California. South of Oakland.
And I think metallica bought the rights for this movie
I have read this book and can see why it was banned...strong anti-war novel that if you get a chance to read it I reccomend it. The movie is also very good
@@jayroo9260 have read the book but haven’t seen the movie.
This song hits hard, once you realize what the lyrics are all about. Enjoyed your reaction, for sure ❤ You should check out "Hero of the Day" by Metallica. I think you'd enjoy that one!
Hello friend! Thanks a lot for your comment 😊 We did a deeper analysis of the song in our last video, case you are interested in seeing it. It is in Spanish but has English subtitles. Greetings from Argentina 🤘🏼🤘🏼
You should keep the Metallica mental health train rollin with Fade to Black, Sanitarium and Frayed Ends of Sanity.
Hello friend! Thanks for your recommendations. We will add it to our list to react 🤘🏼🤘🏼 Greetings
Imagine you being that old, and you're first time hearing Metallica One... they never had a childhood.
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Your reaction is so beautiful and real. I liked it very much. The freaked look on my girls face was....priceless. Dude was grooving in it all the way. Thanks, guys. Watching and digging it. Big shoutout to you both from this old, longhaired, rocker dude in the States. Much peace and lots of love, y'all. Be seeing you on the next. Later.
Hi, friend! Thank you very much for your comment. It is a video with a very strong message. We have seen it again a couple of times and discovered other things. The music is impressive and makes you feel a lot of emotions throughout the song. Greetings from Argentina! 🤘
00:40 aww they're soo happy at this moment..thats sweet
😅 Thanks for comment. Greetings from Argentina
This music video is a timeless masterpiece and should be shown in every senior year of school. It's one of the few music videos that brings tears to my eyes. Two other music videos that have done this are The Cranberries with Zombie and Lorna Shore with Pain Remains I: Dancing Like Flames (The song and story continues in Pain Remains II and III). 🤘❤🔥
Hello friend! Thanks for share your experience with the song with us. It's a great song, without a doubt a masterpiece. Greetings from Argentina 🤘🤘
Its worse when you find out the main character from the movie which was inspired the song didnt die, he just was left like that, trapped in himself, forced to live the rest of his life like that due to Army curiosity and experiments on him. A fate much worse than death.
So strong. Difficult to assimilate and maybe more for new generations 😢 Greetings from Argentina 🤘🏼
If you liked this song, you should check out the group "Pantera". The song "Cemetery Gates" is amazing, and has one of the greatest guitarists in metal history. Dimebag Darrell Lance Abbott, was a legend who was literally murdered on stage while preforming in front of several hundred people.
Hello Friend! We reacted to Pantera a few months ago. But we will add Cemetery Gates to make another video 🤘🏼Thanks for your recommendation. Greetings from Argentina
Cemetery Gates might be the greatest heavy metal vocal performance of the past 30 years. Phil's range is unbelievable.
It's funny, every Metallica reaction I watch, there's always someone in the comments who's like "Pantera is good, you should listen to Pantera, you'd like Pantera, Pantera are better than Metallica" ect.
Pantera are pretty good. But they're not Metallica.
@MnemonicHack They were directly influenced by Metallica. They were the 90s version of old school Metallica in some ways. It's not a stretch to go from one to the other. Metallica is like thr gateway drug to metal for a lot of people.
@@MnemonicHackIt's funny every time someone mentions Pantera someone else has to come along, sucking Metallica's d1ck.
I had this cassette. Brings me way back.
Wow! Amazing memory🤘🏼😊
@@OhMyMole I remember every cassette I ever bought because back then music didn't just fall from the sky like today. Kids then had a small collection of bought full albums, singles, or mixtapes made from radio recordings. If you wanted to hear a song you didn't have on cassette there was no youtube or spotify to find it. We listened to the radio and if the DJ was taking requests we could call in to the station, hope we could get through, request a song then huddle around the radio waiting for it to come on. The other option was watching MTv (they actually played music back then). I remember my dad explaining this video (One) to me when the song debued because I didn't get all the symbolism. Shortly after that I mowed a few lawns in the neighborhood to earn money and pops took me to the record store to buy the Metallica And Justice For All cassette.
Beautiful history. Today music has lost a lot of value because of what you mention. We would have loved to be part of that whole wave of incredible musicians that emerged between the 70s-90s. Greetings from Argentina!
Just when you think they are going all out, they find another gear and melt your face.
Great video! Love your nail polish, young man. Never surrender.
Hey Caine! Thanks for your support😊 Take Care!
Know the value of freedom. For many people in the world, a lot of blood has been shed and is still being shed, but they are not as free as you. You should be grateful to your fathers and mothers who gave it to you.We lose too many men and women here for every inch of it.With love from iran❤
amazing reaction,no words during the video but your eyes showed it,much love
Thank you very much for the supportive comment! Greetings from Argentina! 😊
This reminds me so much of "Silent Lucidity" by Queensryche.
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I think you were right to follow the story of the song and I could see it on your face during the video. Many songs are more than just the music, the context is important. For example Comfortably numb by Pink Floyd or Hurt by Nine inch nails as well as the.cpver version by Johnny Cash. In the latter case it's basically the same lyrics and melody with some minor adjustments to reflect the differences between Trent Reznor writing it from his perspective and experiences when he was in his late 20s IIRC, whereas Johnny Cash's cover is made from the perspective of someone at the end of his life.
Also, Trent Reznor works a lot with sounds/noise in his music in different ways, so in Hurt there's this kind of static in the background which represents the void, and the distorted sounds are there for a reason as well as how he intentionally breaks musical "rules" and avoids a release after build up in some places. All to make the listener feel a bit uncomfortable since that's part of the song and feeling he's trying to communicate.
Thank you very much for taking the time to comment and tell us a little about how other artists work on their works. Greetings from Argentina! 🤘
johnny got his gun it's a classic, whatched it thousand of times.
Hello friend! Thanks for comment. Yeah, we watched it after this reaction. I'ts so strong and have a deep message about the meaning of war. Greetings from Argentina!
Should I mention Slayer's Angel of Death?
Hey friend! Thanks for your recommendation. Greetings from Argentina 🤘
I must say that I find your way of describing and evaluating songs truly fascinating. Your authenticity and expertise never fail to impress me. It's evident that you place a great value on truthfulness and have no fear in expressing your honest opinion. That's what I appreciate about you.
I'm certain that you will also be a huge fan of Nightwish. Your detailed analyses and profound reflections align perfectly with their musical complexity and artistic value. Therefore, I'd like to recommend a few of their most well-known songs, as I'm confident that you will appreciate their music.
"Ghost Love Score" is an absolute epic masterpiece. The emotional highs and lows, the powerful choruses, and the impressive orchestral arrangements make this song a true musical experience. I'm eager to see how you will analyze and interpret the many facets and nuances of this piece.
Another song you absolutely have to explore is "Nemo". Here, catchy melodies blend with a perfect mix of symphonic and metal elements. I'm certain that you will appreciate the complexity of this piece and share interesting insights about it.
And then, there's "The Poet and the Pendulum". This piece is a musical journey full of depth and intricacy. From delicate and atmospheric passages to powerful guitar riffs and breathtaking vocal performances, this song takes you on an emotional rollercoaster. I'm very excited to hear your interpretation and analysis.
I simply want to thank you for your valuable comments and sincere evaluations. It's refreshing to see someone like you who not only shares their opinion but also possesses the knowledge and passion to understand songs on a deep level. Please continue to share your thoughts and analyses with the world, as you enrich the music community in a unique way.
I hope that you discover the magic of Nightwish's music and share your thoughts and evaluations with us. I'm confident that your analyses will be a valuable addition to the Nightwish community and to all music enthusiasts seeking honest and knowledgeable reviews.
Looking forward eagerly to your upcoming reactions and evaluations.
Hello friend! Thanks a lot for your support and your recommendations. We reacted to The Poet and The Pendulum. 😊 Greetings from Argentina
Reacters usually talk too much during the song. I actually like that both of you were pretty much silent and taking it all in. It's an extremely depressing song made even more depressing with scenes from this movie. 11/10
Hello dan! How are you? With the passing of the reactions we began to understand that people prefer that we remain silent during the song and give our comments afterwards. In this way we also focus only on trying to appreciate the song and the video clip. Thank you very much for the comment. Greetings from Argentina! 🤘
@@OhMyMole I hope I want misunderstood. I meant that there are those who talk too much to the point that they seem to be more focused on interacting with the camera and then miss important parts in the song. One is such a powerful song and both of you seemed to be taking it all in.
Playing it on guitar is even better
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Yeah the song blows your mind a part from music plus the official video part. You hear it a few times it's easier to understand. Then just the song it's self adyer that because a feeling. Then you realize it's a masterpiece that will be around for a long time.
Hello friend! This song is a masterpiece. After this video we decided to do a deeper analysis that you can find on the channel if you are interested. It is in Spanish, but with English subtitles. Greetings from Argentina!
Oh Yes
This Song
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Kirk's Solo 💯💪☮️
Awesome solo 🤘🏼😊
@@OhMyMole You two really need to listen to The Warning. Three sisters from Monterrey Mexico. Daniella, Paulina and Alejandra are only 23, 21 and 18 years old now and have only toured in South America, the U.S. and once in Canada, but they just went over to Europe for the first time. Metallica asked them to do a cover of Enter Sandman for their album Blacklist, which celebrated the 30th Anniversary of the Black Album and they made the song their own. Please listen to them! Search: The Warning Teatro Metropolitan CDMX Enter Sandman. An awesome performance!
If you would like to react to an artist you might not have heard of before, I recommend Aesthetic Perfection with the song Gods & Gold. They’ve worked with members of Rammstein!
Hello Raz! Thanks for your comment and recommendation. We will add to our list to react 🥰 Greetings from Argentina
I met Metallica at a music store the oner is part of the rode crew tried to get some to go with me .people around me were not interested so I went by my self they were in the basement rehearsal. Sat right beside Jason newsstand
Hi, friend! Thanks for sharing your story with us. Metallica is an excellent band and they have masterpieces like this. Greetings from Argentina! 🤘🤘
If your an alt growing up in a society that degrades who you are and makes you feel like nothing, the you will understand, but nee breeds don't know that, but also the people who went and fought for us to live we don't know what they went through and this helps to understand stand what you believe in and stand for helping others
Thank you for sharing these words with us. It is difficult to put yourself in the shoes of our ancestors and of the generations that 'defended' the different territories. We were born in a historical moment where, in most countries, 'Peace' reigns, but there are other problems that should also concern us. Greetings from Argentina!
This song could be a list of pstd, I have it from a surgery that went rather wrong,,,leaving me in my mind screaming, I couldnt live I couldnt die my body truely my holding cell as I crawled into my brain to survice it, rather relive that every day.
Hi, friend! Thanks for commenting and sharing your experience. We are very sorry for what happened... Music has enormous power and accompanies us in many moments of our lives. That's why it's so special. Greetings from Argentina ☺
@@OhMyMole Music truely is special one of the best things humans have created,
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Muchas gracias amigoo! Saludos desde Bariloche, Argentina!
Footage from Johnny Got His Gun (R). Issued in 1974.
Thanks for this info!
Escuchar a Metallica tomando mate, de lo mejor que hay en la vida
Siii! Jajaj 🤘🏼Saludos desde Bariloche, Argentina
@@OhMyMole Saludos desde Uruguay! abrazo hermano!
Johnny got his Gun. This movie needs a remake.
Hello Donovan! Thanks for your comment. 🤘🏼 Greetings from Argentina
Oh please no…heh. I rented it in 1989 right after this video was released on MTV. It was 3 hours of pure misery and depression. By the time the movie was over, I had no energy left, I was completely drained. It was something like 4pm but I just rolled over and went to sleep, because I just didn’t want to do anything else, I didn’t even want to move. I’m never watching that movie again :P
. NO MOVIE NEEDS A REMAKE
ONLY MILLENIALS
Does not need a remake
Now that Metallica has a new album out, there's more sings to pick next.
Speaking of, would love you two to react to some Megadeth, maybe Hangar 18 or Poison Was The Cure
Hello David! Thanks for your comment. We will react to Megadeth Soon. 🤘🏼 Greetings from Argentina!
I don't know if I'm alive and dreaming or dead and remembering.
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a piece of reminder of a war.
yes, war is hell.
always.
Its a metal classic
Hello friend! Yeaah, an amazing song 🤘
Metallica made the song based on the book. When they decided to make a video for it they found out that a movie had been made based on the book. They started getting clips from it and found that it was cheaper to buy the rights to the whole movie than to pay per clip, so they did. Now if you buy a physical copy of the movie this video is included with it.
Hello friend! Thanks for this information about the song and the video. Greetings from Argentina 🇦🇷
Also, y'all's English is better than most native english speakers I know 👍
This song could be a check list for ptsd. Doctors imprisoning me, I could not live I could not die. trapped in myself begging for death. fuck ptsd.
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The clips in this were from a war movie. Johnny Got His Gun.
Hello friend! Thanks for your comment and information about the song. Greetings from Argentina 🤘🏼🤘🏼
@OhMyMole I actually just watched the movie for the first time yesterday. It's a little strange at times but the story is good but sad.
Right Mole: =0
Left Mole: \m/
🤣🤣 Thanks for your comment 🤘🏼 Greetings from Argentina
Love the Star Wars shirt!
Thanks! 🤘🏼
I don't know if any of you have seen the movie "Johnny got his gun". If not I strongly recommend that you do but I warn you now, it's very disturbing. Metallica did a great job in describing the "true" horrors of what WW1 was like. Trust me, I've have seen things that when I was younger no kid should ever see.
I have family that live near Verdun, France. (which is like America's version of Gettysburg) There is an ossuary near the town of Douaumont and I've seen skulls of unknown solders, there are areas of that part of France called "Zone Rouge". You are not allowed to visit it because there are still unexploded landmines, bombs, human and animal remains. Some of the ground in "Zone Rouge" is still contaminated with traces of chemicals that were used during WW1. If you haven't been to that area of France, I suggest you do but be prepared with what you will see because it mirrors exactly what it's like in this Metallica video. It's not pretty.
Even though I can only imagine what it was like during WW1, but with this video that Metallica did coupled with what I've seen visiting my family in Verdun, seeing the relics and artifacts first hand. Trust me when I say that "this hits home" and on some occasions it still hurts.
Hi, friend! Thank you very much for sharing this information with us. 'One' is an excellent song and the video clip relates in a very crude way what war means. In some parts of the world this kind of thing continues. Hopefully the day will come where we never have to live something like this again. Greetings from Argentina! 🤘
Your intro is dope!
Hi friend! Thanks for your comment 🤘🏼 Greetings from Argentina
The song is about the horrors of War and what happens to some men during and after war
Hello friend! Thanks for this information about the song. Take Care!
I would love to see a reaction to King Nothing because it's my favourite Metallica song
Also good video!
Hello friend! Thanks for your comment and recommendation! We will add it to our list to react 🤘🏼😊 Greetings from Argentina
Really deep and powerful
A lot of emotions in one song
@@OhMyMole 💯
Welcome to our planet!
Thanks ☺
Unless you understand the situation, it seems sad. With the understanding, you can feel energized.
Awesome band, awesome song🤘🤘
Until you have seen them in concert, you have not felt the energy. Sadly, they retired a few years ago.
Orion is the best Metallica song of all time IMO. One of their only 2 instrumentals.
Hello friend! We will react to Orion soon 🤘🏼
Anastasia (Pulling Teeth)
Call of Ktulu
Orion
To Live Is To Die
Suicide and Redemption
These are all of their instrumentals 🔥🔥
@@damioncollins6097*Anesthesia
@@damioncollins6097 Ok thanks.
Metallica got this from a BOOK, "Johnny Got His Gun". They used parts of the film for the video. just making a correction. So people don't think the song ONE is based on the movie.
Thank you very much for the information and the correction! These days we will get a more detailed analysis talking about the lyrics, music and video clip. Greetings from Argentina! 🤘
The concept for the song came from a dream that Hetfield had, based on being a brain and nothing else. He described the dream to Cliff Burnstein who in turn suggested that he read the novel, "Johnny Got His Gun". After they decided to create a music video (their very first) they decided that instead of paying royalties for the use of the movie, "Johnny Got His Gun," they purchased the rights to the entire movie.
The young lady looks like she's going to have nightmares.
Hi friend! 🤣 Hahaha. Thanks for your comment. Greetings from Argentina!
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Greetings from Yorkshire UK to both of you. "What a sweet young lady!" Take care. John......
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No arms & legs
Just a head connected to a torso = 1
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En caso no hay nadie decirlo, la peli en la que se basa esta cancion es una historia real de un soldato Norte Americano de WW1. Este es el precio de la guerra. It's good to see a couple of Gen Z wake up to real life. Just don't blow it off.
I have been working with it
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METALLICA RULES1!!!!
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Thanks for the song Metallica and💙💛✌Слава Україні !
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lars hits the bass drum only six times.
I always thought he hit a seventh note.
hi Joao! Thanks for your comment. I think the seventh note is with the snare. Greetings from Argentina!
@seanmartin2382
hace 5 meses
Intentamos decirles a todos en los años 80 que no era música diabólica... la mayor parte del metal tiene un significado profundo... Johnny consiguió su arma en la película
Yes. Their biggest song. Their other biggest song is Back in Black. And Highway to Hell. And You Shook Me All Night Long. And For Those About To Rock. And Dirty Deeds Done Dirt Cheap. And …
Wrong band bud 🤣🤣
If you want AC/DC, just say so. No point in being underhanded about it.
Final with Cliff Burton.
RIP Cliff 😢
That kind of pain should be closed
Wow! You are drinking chimarrão! Didn't know that people drink this out of Brazil
Hello Arthur! Thanks for your comment. Yeah! In Argentina chimarrão is called "Mate". ☺It is similar, only that the Argentine erva mate is different from the Brazilian, Uruguayan or Paraguayan. You can notice that James Hetfield, in his concerts, takes "Mate" because of his ex-wife who was from Argentina and he instilled it in his habits haha 🤣 Greetings from Argentina!
People who talk crap about Lars. Need to watch this again. JC !!!
Lars is awesome. 🤘🏼🤘🏼🤘🏼
This is the truth of metal. Metallica is a god tier entity i music. I kinda hate em now but old ish is dope
Hello friend! Thanks for comment, greetings from Argentina 🤘🤘🤘
Maybe it's time to meet 5 beautiful ladies in high heels and dresses playing classic heavy metal? For starters, I recommend the song Break the Wall from their earlier albums. Boasting over 70 hit singles, they won Best New Metal Band at the Metal Hammer Awards in 2018. The girls play heavy, thrash, power and prog metal, they also have some beautiful ballads - th-cam.com/video/5Pc0XK0lNmU/w-d-xo.html
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i believe the movie is based on a true story. a the man was hit by a mortar and lost both arms and legs and part of his face and was begging for death. the doctor in the beging said if i knew how bad he was i would not have permitted him to live.
Hi, friend! Thanks for your comment! Exactly, the film is based on a book, a novel more precisely. We did not know if the story was real or not. Thank you very much for the contribution! Greetings from Argentina!
Bienvenida al mundo real, mas que reaccionar a la cancion, te diste cuenta como funciona el mundo. GUERRA=PAZ
Hola amigo! Gracias por comentar. Una canción muy profunda, con cosas que no podríamos imaginar verlas en este momento de la historia. Saludos desde Argentina!
First time i heard it it sounded cool till it slowely came to me its about someone who has been bowned up by a mine, and the taught of being a plant being kepped alive by a machine and you cant see anything hear anything and not able to move and the only thing you got is your inner voice, then i was thinking this must be the worst thing that can happen to somebody
The song is amazing but very disturbing. Undoubtedly a masterpiece. 🤘Greetings from Argentina
Gen Z … this is the REALITY of war.
Girl seems traumatized .. gotta admit, hits me hard too.
World war 2 was brutal.. we are so lucky.
Thanks for your comment 🤘🏼 Greetings from Argentina
Yheaaaaaaaaaaaaa
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When you don't research the lyrics and the material before watching this video, you get confused...
Kinda puts missile attacks and land mines in perspective.
I suggest covering your left eye while watching this.
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It's about war. The drums are machine gun.
Lars was amazing in this record! Greetings from Argentina!
I´m smoking weed back in the Time when i was young. Listen and watched this video... Bad thing... very bad 😅
Are you drinking mate? Bless you :D
Yeaaah! Greetings from Bariloche, Argentina 😊
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Thanks for your recommendation! Greetings from Argentina! 😁
Dude needs to get a bigger cup. Before the lyrics of the song started he had drank and refilled it 4 times I think.
Hello friend! Hahah, it's a drink called "Mate" in Argentina. It's like tea, but with the herb in the cup. You put a little water in it and drink, like this until the water runs out. Greetings!
One of Metallica's greatest songs...well, at least back when Metallica was actually a REAL Metal band.
And unlike those so-called 'metalheads', I'm actually a Metal-er.
And unlike those so-called 'metalheads', as a TRUE Metal-er I remember the decade-long feud that we-us Metal-ers and they-them Punks had from 1980 to 1990 (although TECHNICALLY, it was from 1981 to 1991).
By that I mean that I remember Heavy Metal from the mid-80's, when I was in Junior High (the FIRST two Metal songs I ever heard were Haunting The Chapel by Slayer and Ride The Lightning by Metallica), while those 'metalheads' have heard Metal for LESS than 20 years, if even that long. But what do you expect from a bunch of 'Youts'.
Just saying.
Hi, friend! Thanks for your comment and opinion. We were unaware of the term "Metal-er". We always thought that "Metalhead" was the name of people who liked the genre. Here in Argentina, as in many places in South America, the correct term is quite similar: "Metalero". Thanks again for your contribution. Greetings from Argentina! 🤘
El libro es una obra anti guerra.
La película muestra la crudeza de los que no regresan a ser condecorados o celebrados.
El protagonista pierde todos sus miembros, su mandíbula, ojos, nariz y oídos. Está consciente pero incomunicado para el resto del mundo.
Los doctores piensan que es un "individuo descerebrado" y "será insensible y no pensará como un muerto hasta el día que se les una" sin saber que sigue consciente pero incomunicado. Así que esa sutura en lo que fue su rosto, la sintió, al igual que cualquier otro procedimiento y sin anestesia.
Se comunica finalmente en morse pidiendo clemencia y que le aplique eutanasia, pero los médicos se niegan por el revuelo que esto causaría. La enfermera se apiada y lo desconecta del respirador pero uno de los militares regresa y lo reconecta. Al final lo mueven a una ala aislada del hospital esperando el día de su muerte natural.
Metallica compró los derechos de la película para usarlos exclusivamente en el video.
Saludos desde El Salvador!
Hola amigo! Muchas gracias por compartir esta valiosa información! Saludos desde Bariloche, Argentina! 🤘