Anyone who's ever sung a Metallica song for karaoke (or even just in general) will know how much fuckin fun it is to add an "AH" or a "YEAHAH" at the end of absolutely every line
Bob Rock did, since there is an orchestra actually playing on the studio track of this particular song! There's even a version with only guitars and orchestra called "elevator version" which was released as a b-side.
Underrated period. I've never heard a pickstyle player play so heavy and so clean at the same time. He's up there with Dave Ellefson as best pick player that I'd take over a lot of fingerstyle players.
I was honored to seeing them in San Fran last year for S&M 2. Mind blowing, life changing. Cant wait for the album to come out to relisten over and over again!!!
Carlos, lucky you! Man if you have photos from the concert, I'd be so grateful if you could share a few. I only saw s&m2 in cinema (twice).. my email address is tookiekido2@gmail.com All the best from Serbia and keep safe.
Carlos Sanchez my band mate was there as well! You guys are so lucky! 🤘🏴☠️ I’m waiting for it to come out so I can experience it in some sense like you guys 🤘
@Wrong yes. He's the reason I wanted to pick up bass in the first place and he gave 110% during his 15 yeaes with Metallica, but it was a simple matter of singing a bit cleaner like he does here. Fuel would have sounded so much better live, for instance. There was still room for growling with the older songs.
@@ivonahora true..and also sad but true or enter sandman sound much better with back vocal harmony and not growl..and many other songs...like unforgiven etc
To me this album/concert is the best thing Metallica ever put out, every version is so emotionally intensified by the orchestra. This album is for all moods.
Saw it at the cinema release last year. Is definely worth seeing. Whatever you think about the middle years of metallica this proves they've still got it 100%.
I was at the second night in San Francisco. By far their best show I've ever been to. Then saw it twice in theatre. Didn't do it justice on the big screen. Anesthesia rocked that building!
I agree, I hope they release it soon. I was at night 2 in San Francisco and it was definitely an amazing concert and I still get goosebumps just thinking about it.
To see your enthusiasm, your smiling eyes to every chord, vowel and beat, translates the sheer love you have for music, it is riveting!!!! Love all your reactions, keep up the amazing work!
I was at an Metallica concert once and when they played this song... People who have not experienced that kind of rush cant comprehend how big that felt. Every bad thing just went away and I felt the purest love I ever felt until that point. I was connected to the crowd, the band and to the song itself. It was so huge!
I love this and I love that you love this as well, I cannot fathom how much the SF orchestra musicians loved this and loved sharing this beautiful song ... it gives me goose bumps every time I watch it... .
love that you are always smiling and seem genuinely positive and happy. it strikes me that seeing you upset or hurt would be so out of character that it would be much more devastating to witness.
I love that you get more into distortion vocals. I remember seeing the dir en grey - Macabre video that amaze you the primals sounds but you didn't know how he does it. And know you have more knowledge about the subject and that's pretty cool and the recommendation of Vocalshacks Chanel super nice. Loved your reaction
i know nothing about music other than if i like a song or not, but i could listen to you expain it all day! you are adorable and your passion is infectious!
"Who would have thought orchestra and Metallica would meld so well".... Cliff Burton, noted Bach fan. May he forever rest in peace. The changing stylistic approach through the song is something the original had. There's only the one verse, but he never sings it the same twice.
I know this is "the" song from the album.. but you should really really do "no leaf clover" from the same album.. incredible. And if you love strings, the 1min strings and reed intro to "battery" from the same.
I love you reaction! I found you from your "changes" video and haven't stopped watching. I try to sing on my own (in the car where its most fun haha) and your tips in the video are so helpful! This song is very meaningful to me as I have it tattooed on me, and I'm very happy you covered it. I'd love to get lessons from you when I'm able to afford it!
@@MigiMaraMusic That's right friend, the song itself is little known. It can be quietly among the best in the band, besides it was specially composed to be played together with the Orchestra ... and the lyrics are also very good.
This whole concert is really worth watching. It's the original S&M show filmed (I'm proud to say) at my old high school auditorium which is a major concert venue in the east bay since the sixties. In that show my favorite track 'No Leaf Clover' was written for this concert with an orchestra arrangement in mind and was performed for the first time that evening.
Until I saw nightwish @wacken 2013 on dvd this was my favourite live concert, this song is just beautiful I love the way it slowly builds like an approaching storm, then just explodes and finally slows back down afer the storm of the guitar solo. Brilliant on the album breath taking with an orchestra
You should listen to Gordon Lightfoot's "If you could read my mind". Thank you for exposing the world to good music and hi-lighting the skill needed in genre's that a lot of people seem to have an aversion to.
Lightfoot is such an underrated artist these days! Hes one of those artists that when you hear his song you know it because its everywhere but you're not sure who actually sings it.
Beth, I’m a new subscriber. So cool to see you love both classical/broadway styles along side Metallica! I’m a classical musician but Metallica is my die hard childhood band!
Actually Tuomas Holopainen of Nightwish knew that Metallica (metal) and Hans Zimmer (classic) would fuse together just fine because their are his idols. ;) Here's an interview of his: untitledinterviews.com/en/interview-nightwish-tuomas-holopainen PS. Their new album "Human :||: Nature" will be out tomorrow (Apr 10th). "Noise", "Harvest" and "Ad Astra" are out already as videos. The latest one is the end of their orchestral piece that is the nature part of their double CD.
Although I've never been a big Metallica guy, one of my few true regrets of high school was having an opportunity to go to one of the two shows that were recorded for this and not going.
love your vids beth! I really enjoyed watching you enjoy that soo much, I've seen them live a bunch and the goosebumps are far worse when they're playing right in front of you, whether they're 32 or 52 years old, 🤘🏼✌🏼👏🏼❤️
Beth! Love your vids! You’re energy is so relaxing and they way you break down every singers smile is just so fascinating to me, I would love to see you take a crack at Neil Fallon from Clutch, specifically from their older albums when his singing wasn’t as well trained as it is now. Something like El Jefe Speaks or Big News 1 or even The Elephant Riders! I’ve always wanted to learn how to sing like old school Neil but apparently his technique was incredibly harmful to his voice, and I’m not okay with hurting myself to sound like a wildebeest 😂
absolute favorites from this concert are: 1.no leaf clover, 2.outlaw thorn, 3. bleeding me, 4.thing that should not be, 5.ecstasy of gold, 6.the call of ktulu, 7.for whom the bell tolls
James blew his voice out i belive in the late 90s and he started to see a vocal coach. This was 99 I wonder was all the technical things you spoke about a result of trying to change his singing habits?
He blew his voice out in late 90 early 91 during the seasons for The Black Album after singing the song So What. He didnt really heavily modify the way he sung in this video until maybe 96 around load and reload in 97. I think it was a little outta necessity due to him still struggling a bit and his voice deepening as well as some personal stylistic changes.
Hi Beth, I would love to get your reaction to Queensryche - Silent Lucidity, a beautiful orchestral rock ballad, for me it is one of the best songs ever written by anyone! 😁 Geoff Tate's vocals are wonderful on this track, drop this into youtube search: Queensryche - Silent Lucidity (Official Music Video)
Love when vocal coaches just take it all in especially with such am amazing song, please do a react to a live version where its james on a stool for until the ending solo, the passion is so intense
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Oh my... Beth, they did it again. S&M2 has been dropping to youtube in bits and pieces and you really, really ought to see the new orchestral/acoustic 'All Within My Hands'. Haunting song, they have it here: th-cam.com/video/EcG-htmIZR0/w-d-xo.html
Beth really enjoyed this one. My favorites from S & M are "The Call of Ktulu" with "Master of Puppets" right after it (the overlapping guitars in that solo near the end is nothing short of epic.) "Battery" also rips. But the song that got helped the most by the orchastra, in my opinion, was "Devil Dance". The Symphony added so much life to that.
*I think it was the late Michael Kamen, movie score composer/arranger/conductor, who suggested MetallicA should perform with a whole orchestra. Kamen wrote the orchestral arrangements & conducted the San Francisco Symphony Orchestra. The string-arrangement/orchestral background of "Nothing Else Matters" [original studio-/album-version] was also written by Kamen. More than once he also collaborated very successfully with Bryan Adams. [MTV Unplugged, "Robin Hood-Prince Of Thieves", "The Three Musketeers", "Don Juan De Marco"].*
Hey! Great suggestion! I did a reaction to Rammstein - Ich Tu Dir Weh (Live). Take a look here: th-cam.com/video/CeNWPoiAEyM/w-d-xo.html&lc=Ugyz8J9YBECdkUBUoq14AaABAg
I used to sing in two metal bands. When you're talking about distortion, it's so right. So I tried to sing now, and I'm not someone who has taken any sort of lessons, and I've stopped the video before writing this. But when I sing, whatever note I'm trying to hit, the distortion feels lower. The distortion feels like it's coming from the bottom of my neck and sometimes ever lower. Especially when I'm growling. If it feels like it's crossing the Adam's apple in feel, it hurts, a lot. And I know the growl isn't coming from the belly or the chest, that's just how it feels. So yeah, if you can find a way to project, and it still feels like it's coming from the chest, you can growl for days without it hurting.
Anyone who's ever sung a Metallica song for karaoke (or even just in general) will know how much fuckin fun it is to add an "AH" or a "YEAHAH" at the end of absolutely every line
You are rightAH
@@Yu-Fei-Hung yeeeeeeeaaaahh
Especially the "YeaYeah!!"
That's quintessential Hetfield.
@@nercksrule as a real metallica fan you know so or so every breath he took in that song...^^
Maybe that's where Sully from godsmack got that, he does that "ah" alot
James "YEAH!" Hetfield
*James "YEYYEA" Hetfield
** James YEYAtfield
James YEAHAHatafield
"I don't go "WHOAHH" all the time, but when I do I put a "YEAHHH" after it…"
This was still the "F YEAH MF" era
“Who knew orchestra could blend so well with Metallica”
Every Metallica fan: we know 😉
I couldnt say it better, friend 🤟🏼
The answer is Cliff Burton, back in 1983. Who was a fan of Bach
Bob Rock did, since there is an orchestra actually playing on the studio track of this particular song! There's even a version with only guitars and orchestra called "elevator version" which was released as a b-side.
I have to disagree. I didn't care for Symphony & Metallica at all, solely excluding that insanely brilliant rendition of Call of Ktulu.
We DO know! The songs are so well written that is was inevitable. I can't believe it took so long to do the second one!
I feel like Newstead never gets credit for his backing vox. He's got a really good voice.
Yuuup sadly overlooked
Underrated period. I've never heard a pickstyle player play so heavy and so clean at the same time. He's up there with Dave Ellefson as best pick player that I'd take over a lot of fingerstyle players.
@@IvyLeather13 from what I've seen hes just a good, humble dude too, that goes a long way in my eyes
Ikr he’s definitely better than Robert
I wish she would react to of wolf and man from the s&m concert
James Hatfield had a farm
E I E I O
YEAH
Amelia N Hetfield*
Such an underrated comment!
*E I E I OUUHH YEEAHH!
😂😂😂🤘
I saw Beth/Metallica and I know right away that I must see this video!! ❤️❤️
Dad: Turn it off
Me: Why??!
Dad: We have bigger speakers downstairs
this could be one of the most unoriginal comments
hahaha nice
First, it's unoriginal and overused and second, you're supposed to comment this on an actual song.
@@arbazann ikr
are you citing bird law?
Metal has saved my life so long ago and many times theres a beauty to metal and rnr that no other genre can give imo
Every second is a delight. Beth Hetfield and James Roars... Sounds so right....
Well James was a lion 😂😂😂🦁🦁🦁
I was honored to seeing them in San Fran last year for S&M 2. Mind blowing, life changing. Cant wait for the album to come out to relisten over and over again!!!
Carlos, lucky you! Man if you have photos from the concert, I'd be so grateful if you could share a few. I only saw s&m2 in cinema (twice).. my email address is tookiekido2@gmail.com
All the best from Serbia and keep safe.
Carlos Sanchez my band mate was there as well! You guys are so lucky! 🤘🏴☠️ I’m waiting for it to come out so I can experience it in some sense like you guys 🤘
Really? Wow
August, Lars just announced it, well sort of.
RIP Michael Kamen. he wrote the original arrangment on the '91 record, and finally got to conduct it live here.
the back Vocal singer Jason Newsted is also great and knows how to Harmoney the main singer's voice very well
I love Jason but a lot of the times when in the studio version of a song there's great harmonies, live he'd just growl which I never liked
@@ivonahora true
@Wrong yes. He's the reason I wanted to pick up bass in the first place and he gave 110% during his 15 yeaes with Metallica, but it was a simple matter of singing a bit cleaner like he does here. Fuel would have sounded so much better live, for instance. There was still room for growling with the older songs.
@@ivonahora true..and also sad but true or enter sandman sound much better with back vocal harmony and not growl..and many other songs...like unforgiven etc
@@ivonahora watch their unforgiven live 1992 Jason and james has most beautiful vocal harmonies in their entore career together
Beth I would watch you react to a snail walking. You are simply enchanting!!! Thank you :) I hope you are safe and well in this turbulent times:)
I always thought “Bleeding me” on this album was one of the best songs James ever sang, worth checking out
Absofuckinglootly!!! Greatest song on the S&M album in my opinion
james Branner yes, and I’ve got to say the S&M rendition of bleeding me is probably their best live song, along with outlaw torn front the same album.
Álvaro Ybáñez totally agree, Outlaw Torn is brilliant.
In my opinion I felt this era was the best era for Jame’s voice.
Yep. I know Load wasn't well received overall but Bleeding Me was damn well done, and only done better on S&M.
This !
To me this album/concert is the best thing Metallica ever put out, every version is so emotionally intensified by the orchestra. This album is for all moods.
"be your own judge on what sounds cool" i love that quote
Robert Plant definitely didn't care what other people thought sounded cool. His own judge.
I wish they'd hurry up and release S&M 2, I'm dieing to see/hear it.
Saw it at the cinema release last year. Is definely worth seeing. Whatever you think about the middle years of metallica this proves they've still got it 100%.
Awesome to hear
It’ll be worth it. Saw it in theaters. So damn good with a surround stereo system
I was at the second night in San Francisco. By far their best show I've ever been to. Then saw it twice in theatre. Didn't do it justice on the big screen. Anesthesia rocked that building!
I agree, I hope they release it soon. I was at night 2 in San Francisco and it was definitely an amazing concert and I still get goosebumps just thinking about it.
To see your enthusiasm, your smiling eyes to every chord, vowel and beat, translates the sheer love you have for music, it is riveting!!!! Love all your reactions, keep up the amazing work!
I just absolutely adore how you enjoy this song!!
James probably said every style of "Yeah" on his life xd. React to Metallica - Harvester of Sorrow live in Moscow 1991
@Ron Lewenberg 1991
Harvester of Sorrow? Do you want to kill the lady?
@@fidacuca she can handle it she is done pantera before
I was at an Metallica concert once and when they played this song... People who have not experienced that kind of rush cant comprehend how big that felt. Every bad thing just went away and I felt the purest love I ever felt until that point. I was connected to the crowd, the band and to the song itself. It was so huge!
I love this and I love that you love this as well, I cannot fathom how much the SF orchestra musicians loved this and loved sharing this beautiful song ... it gives me goose bumps every time I watch it... .
Twas great watching your reaction. Metal gives you an energy like no other music can and I saw it in your reaction, priceless
I love how excited you get. Your reactions are the best
Papa Het wont be papa het without that "ah" " DID YOU HAVE FUN TONIGHTZZAAH?" "SHOW MEEEEHAAA" YEAAYYAAHA" anyone?! :D hes a genius!
*YEYYEEEAAAEAAAHHHH*
I love it! He has always done it, but he really turned the "YEAH's, YEAH-HEA's" and "UUH's" to 11 during the Load and ReLoad era😂
HOW DOES IT FEEL TO BE ALIVE?!
@@WoundedEntertainment show me!
or without "Do you want heavy?", "Metallica gives you heavy". begins playing Sad but True
love that you are always smiling and seem genuinely positive and happy. it strikes me that seeing you upset or hurt would be so out of character that it would be much more devastating to witness.
I love that you get more into distortion vocals. I remember seeing the dir en grey - Macabre video that amaze you the primals sounds but you didn't know how he does it.
And know you have more knowledge about the subject and that's pretty cool and the recommendation of Vocalshacks Chanel super nice.
Loved your reaction
i know nothing about music other than if i like a song or not, but i could listen to you expain it all day! you are adorable and your passion is infectious!
Your reaction when the last solo kicks in is actually heart melting, holy shit
One of the greatest albums ever.
Orchestra and Metallica. Perfect combo.
James was really on top of his game here.
"Who would have thought orchestra and Metallica would meld so well".... Cliff Burton, noted Bach fan. May he forever rest in peace.
The changing stylistic approach through the song is something the original had. There's only the one verse, but he never sings it the same twice.
Yep may Cliff rest in peace. That man is the reason why Master of Puppets is my absolute favorite album by this band.
how could anyone listen to the song orion and not think metallica should be orchistrated.
Right when she said that my first thought was Cliff. R.I.P an absolute music master and legend.
I wish Jason's voice was higher in the mix during the "Never cared...." parts
Saaame always felt like he was overlooked sadly
This whole concert is amazing. Has one of my favorite performances of "One" in it.
James voice is like beauty and the beast to me, I absolutely adore it. I love Metallica with the orchestra 🖤
I know this is "the" song from the album.. but you should really really do "no leaf clover" from the same album.. incredible. And if you love strings, the 1min strings and reed intro to "battery" from the same.
Gooood I love that song so much, it's pure perfection! Highly agree with you!
I think the best song from this show was Outlaw Torn
@@anthonymonterosso7472 that, my friend- is all kinds of awesome. I hope they have "Unforgiven" o the sequel..
Definitely my favorite for years :)
I love you reaction! I found you from your "changes" video and haven't stopped watching. I try to sing on my own (in the car where its most fun haha) and your tips in the video are so helpful! This song is very meaningful to me as I have it tattooed on me, and I'm very happy you covered it. I'd love to get lessons from you when I'm able to afford it!
When you have a professional opera singer enjoying this music is so awesome.
Wow. Awesome analysis. I love how you draw attention to the details I had noticed but never would have been able to articulate myself :)
I think you will like "No leaf clover" very much. And it seems better to analyze.
Music I agree No leaf clover would be awesome!!! Not enough people analyze or react to it. Such a great song with lots of good musical composition.
@@MigiMaraMusic That's right friend, the song itself is little known. It can be quietly among the best in the band, besides it was specially composed to be played together with the Orchestra ... and the lyrics are also very good.
I think the B side of Nothing Else Matters 12", has a full orchestral version of this called The Elevator Mix.
..i think " So What " would be a great selection,, Growl octaves are achieved with vici0us intent.
Such a unrecognized song of Metallica which needs more exposure
Lovely golden voice of James and of course Jason backing vocals. And what a explanation in details about their james voice.
Love Metallica with a orchestra you're right it's a perfect pairing
Love your analysis of all these songs, makes me listen to it again in a whole new way almost like I'm hearing it again for the first time!
Creeping Death, Moscow 91. His voice is awesome there, lots of distortion on his vocals, and he’s really energetic
Ow my Lord yes
Great description by the way, loved how you spoke about my favorite band.
I see Metallica!!!
I click, and I 👍 this video!!!!
Btw.: The best performance of this song, for me!!!
This whole concert is really worth watching. It's the original S&M show filmed (I'm proud to say) at my old high school auditorium which is a major concert venue in the east bay since the sixties.
In that show my favorite track 'No Leaf Clover' was written for this concert with an orchestra arrangement in mind and was performed for the first time that evening.
Beth should react to "Creeping Death" live in Seattle 1989 or anything fast pr heavy by them where Jason does backing vocals
Saw that show live!..
@@Ogt92 me too! The first and best concert I've ever been to.
@@cltracy2921 lucky pepole both of you! Cheers!
Ow yess that would be something else
This entire show is pure genius and one of my favorite Metallica albums to this day.
"Who would have thought orchestra and metallica melt so well??!!" Every one for the last twenty years in fact ... :D
Maybe she hasn't heard of bands like Rainbow. Or forget early fantasy metal, Kashmir by Led Zeppelin?
Umm.. more like the last 39 years. That's right.. they're (I'm old) Lol! True fan!
Just a few days short of 21 years. S&M was recorded on 21 and 22 April 1999.
@Wrong i m not your friendo, please read the sentence again, you missed something that was perfectly
clear...
I come here just to appreciate your beauty.
Please don't stop making my day better.
Beth, you should really react the rest of this show, or metallica songs in general really!
Should do a 2hr reaction to the whole show live. I'd watch.
@@kennymoore7546 most definitely!
This is my absolute favorite version of this song with the orchestra, it builds so well and intensely, I sing this in my car loudly
1991 Budapest Monsters of Rock: ACDC, Metallica, Motley Crue, Queensryche - another time another life almost
Yeah 90-91-92 massive MOR lineups. We didn't know how good we had it at the time.
So fun to see your delight, thank you Beth!
When she said "I love strings" i'm like damn i love cheese strings as well.
Until I saw nightwish @wacken 2013 on dvd this was my favourite live concert, this song is just beautiful I love the way it slowly builds like an approaching storm, then just explodes and finally slows back down afer the storm of the guitar solo. Brilliant on the album breath taking with an orchestra
You should listen to Gordon Lightfoot's "If you could read my mind".
Thank you for exposing the world to good music and hi-lighting the skill needed in genre's that a lot of people seem to have an aversion to.
Lightfoot is such an underrated artist these days! Hes one of those artists that when you hear his song you know it because its everywhere but you're not sure who actually sings it.
Thank you so much Beth! I LOVE that you did this song!
Love Your Reactions As Usual...😍❤️
Next Up Should Be "HERO OF THE DAY", From The Same Concert....
Or The Outlaw Torn :D
Łukasz Maludy She Already Did It, Check It Out...
That's a great song, I think Load and Reload make for a better playlist than the Black album. It's less Bob Rock and more Rock.
She just needs to do a reaction to the whole show
Beth, I’m a new subscriber. So cool to see you love both classical/broadway styles along side Metallica! I’m a classical musician but Metallica is my die hard childhood band!
Actually Tuomas Holopainen of Nightwish knew that Metallica (metal) and Hans Zimmer (classic) would fuse together just fine because their are his idols. ;) Here's an interview of his: untitledinterviews.com/en/interview-nightwish-tuomas-holopainen
PS. Their new album "Human :||: Nature" will be out tomorrow (Apr 10th). "Noise", "Harvest" and "Ad Astra" are out already as videos. The latest one is the end of their orchestral piece that is the nature part of their double CD.
Your voice is angelic I could hear you speak all day long!
you should react to battery live seattle 1989. youll probably be impressed and horrified at his vocal technique at the same time lol
Although I've never been a big Metallica guy, one of my few true regrets of high school was having an opportunity to go to one of the two shows that were recorded for this and not going.
Beth, you have to react "Heroes del silencio" singer's voice is amazing 💕
love your vids beth! I really enjoyed watching you enjoy that soo much, I've seen them live a bunch and the goosebumps are far worse when they're playing right in front of you, whether they're 32 or 52 years old, 🤘🏼✌🏼👏🏼❤️
Minus Human is one of my favorites from s&m.
Beth! Love your vids! You’re energy is so relaxing and they way you break down every singers smile is just so fascinating to me, I would love to see you take a crack at Neil Fallon from Clutch, specifically from their older albums when his singing wasn’t as well trained as it is now. Something like El Jefe Speaks or Big News 1 or even The Elephant Riders! I’ve always wanted to learn how to sing like old school Neil but apparently his technique was incredibly harmful to his voice, and I’m not okay with hurting myself to sound like a wildebeest 😂
From this show: One, Bleeding Me, Hero of the Day
Una canción tan emblemática los alemanes an de estar tan orgullosos de su banda bien Beth 👏👏🍀🍀 Prrj H. Me encantas ❤
Try Metallica: The Thing That Should Not Be (Live - Seattle '89)
+1!!!
TTSNB is not perfect choice i think, but Seattle '89 is good idea
Got to love a girl that knows not to stop during a guitar solo. That is sacrilege to most metal/rock fans, and so many youtubers do it.
Beth, please make youre reaction on Udo Dirkschneider, he has a very non-standard vocal !
So cute when you'r just enjoying ☺️ Nice work on this vid!
The Important part : "YEAH"
Your very good at what you do Beth!.. Keep up the good work
Rammstein: mein herz brennt versión piano, please🤘🔥
Copyrighted to death
Basically anything from Rammstein is forbidden in TH-cam.
I love your musical joy you get excited over the same things i do lol. Keep up the great work, maybe in the future i can take a few voice lessons.
Please do! Thank you for watching!
Michael Kiske- Helloween, Helloween . His voice is amazing
Kiske-Somerville has turned out some great music as well!
I wore out my DVDs of this concert after it released. Loved the way it was put together.
If you love the orchestra stuff you should try out some of avenged sevenfold live at the Grammy museum. Maybe roman sky?
Yes, Roman Sky ❤️
absolute favorites from this concert are: 1.no leaf clover, 2.outlaw thorn, 3. bleeding me, 4.thing that should not be, 5.ecstasy of gold, 6.the call of ktulu, 7.for whom the bell tolls
Should listen to doomed by Bring Me The Horizon live at the royal Albert hall if you like the orchestra with rock/metal
I'm just watching your Instagram... AND I LOVE IT! IT LOOKS SO COOL, BETH!
James blew his voice out i belive in the late 90s and he started to see a vocal coach. This was 99 I wonder was all the technical things you spoke about a result of trying to change his singing habits?
macpac22 it was the early 90s during the Black Album tour.
He blew his voice out in late 90 early 91 during the seasons for The Black Album after singing the song So What. He didnt really heavily modify the way he sung in this video until maybe 96 around load and reload in 97. I think it was a little outta necessity due to him still struggling a bit and his voice deepening as well as some personal stylistic changes.
@@Khammett1962 James' voice got much MUCH better in the mid 90's in my opinion.
I liked his voice in the mid 90s as much as before, it went down hill the closer you got to the 2000s to me though.
@@ork_oz the song was part of the Unforgiven single that came out in October 91 so they couldnt have recorded it in 92.
You have to do "No Leaf Clover" from that same show. It's (by far) the best song with the orchestra and the vocals are very specials.
Hi Beth, I would love to get your reaction to Queensryche - Silent Lucidity, a beautiful orchestral rock ballad, for me it is one of the best songs ever written by anyone! 😁
Geoff Tate's vocals are wonderful on this track, drop this into youtube search:
Queensryche - Silent Lucidity (Official Music Video)
watchtheskies Geoff is the total opposite of James on the talent spectrum, James couldn't hold Geoff's mic
Yes, silent lucidity and also "anybody listening"
Love when vocal coaches just take it all in especially with such am amazing song, please do a react to a live version where its james on a stool for until the ending solo, the passion is so intense
Even Black and Extreme Metal Bands work with Orchestra .... check out Dimmu Borgir or Satyricon....
That whole concert was spot on.
Great video.
The Yeaaah is basically Hetfield's Shamona Hee hee.
That entire S&M album is amazing! The sound is just incredible!
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Oh my... Beth, they did it again. S&M2 has been dropping to youtube in bits and pieces and you really, really ought to see the new orchestral/acoustic 'All Within My Hands'. Haunting song, they have it here: th-cam.com/video/EcG-htmIZR0/w-d-xo.html
Check this out, th-cam.com/video/pxoW-00Zyho/w-d-xo.html, the most beautiful cover ever, they and Apocaliptica are the best.
Beth really enjoyed this one. My favorites from S & M are "The Call of Ktulu" with "Master of Puppets" right after it (the overlapping guitars in that solo near the end is nothing short of epic.) "Battery" also rips. But the song that got helped the most by the orchastra, in my opinion, was "Devil Dance". The Symphony added so much life to that.
Pleeeeease do Brothers of metal: Yggdrasil
*I think it was the late Michael Kamen, movie score composer/arranger/conductor, who suggested MetallicA should perform with a whole orchestra. Kamen wrote the orchestral arrangements & conducted the San Francisco Symphony Orchestra. The string-arrangement/orchestral background of "Nothing Else Matters" [original studio-/album-version] was also written by Kamen. More than once he also collaborated very successfully with Bryan Adams. [MTV Unplugged, "Robin Hood-Prince Of Thieves", "The Three Musketeers", "Don Juan De Marco"].*
You need to react to Rammstein again. This time maybe Ich tu dir weh, this is vocally very impressive!
Hey! Great suggestion! I did a reaction to Rammstein - Ich Tu Dir Weh (Live). Take a look here: th-cam.com/video/CeNWPoiAEyM/w-d-xo.html&lc=Ugyz8J9YBECdkUBUoq14AaABAg
@@BethRoars Very cool, thanks! :)
I used to sing in two metal bands. When you're talking about distortion, it's so right. So I tried to sing now, and I'm not someone who has taken any sort of lessons, and I've stopped the video before writing this. But when I sing, whatever note I'm trying to hit, the distortion feels lower. The distortion feels like it's coming from the bottom of my neck and sometimes ever lower. Especially when I'm growling. If it feels like it's crossing the Adam's apple in feel, it hurts, a lot. And I know the growl isn't coming from the belly or the chest, that's just how it feels. So yeah, if you can find a way to project, and it still feels like it's coming from the chest, you can growl for days without it hurting.
You should listen to MEGADETH- A Tout Le Monde please ,Beth Roars😎
Sounds like a constipated cat trying to speak french
Not shocking at all that metal and orchestras meld so well, they're two of the closest pairings of music, metal and classical.