SHE LOVES THEM!| FIRST TIME HEARING Metallica - Whiskey In A Jar REACTION
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- SHE LOVES THEM!| FIRST TIME HEARING Metallica - Whiskey In A Jar REACTION
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This song is hundreds of years old, going back to the pirate days. It's an old Irish folk song that's been covered countless times, about a bandit that steals money from Captain Farrell, brings it to his girlfriend, then gets betrayed by her, who ends up killing the good ol' Captain and going to prison. There are different versions, in one it's Captain Pepper and the girls name is Jenny. Metallica covered Thin Lizzy's version, but punched it up a bit.
Usqebaugh!!!
Even though I'm a massive Metallica fan I much prefer Thin Lizzy's version.
I don't think he actually kills Captain Farrell. In order to make this a viable modern rock song it had to be dramatically shortened and rewritten to the point of being a "cliff notes' version of the original; wherein Molly (Jenny) pours water in our protagonists' pistol loads. He shoots both barrels, but nothing happens. Had he actually killed the Captain he might have escaped.
@@kyleanspach3457 aye
@@kyleanspach3457 James Hatfield admitted they didn’t even look up the words, they went by Thin Lizzie’s version and there were a lot of words they just tried to sound the same!
"Whiskey in the jar" was an old Irish drinking song... Thin Lizzy made a rock version of it back in the 70's and made it a hit. Metallica decided to cover the Thin Lizzy version in 1998 to honor their late bassist Cliff Burton, who cited Thin Lizzy as a huge influence. Burton was a huge fan of (Late bassist/ vocalist) Phil Lynott (They both passed away the same year - 1986).
This was from a collection of Metallica covering their heroes titled 'Garage Inc.' in 1998... included were also covers by Motorhead, Diamond Head, Mercyful Fate, The Misfits, Blue Oyster Cult... as well as some unusual choices like Nick Cave & the Bad Seeds, Bob Seger, Lynyrd Skynyrd.
the cover of Turn the Page was amazing...
Loved the turn the page cover, awesome
Yeah, What they Said. ^ Its a Metallica cover of a Thin Lizzy Cover of an old Irish folk song. And it rocks.
Don't sleep on the cover of Stone cold crazy!
This is a classic song that several different bands have covered. If you get a chance, listen the Thin Lizzy version of this also.
Pretty sure Thin Lizzy wrote it.
Ya pretty sure this was a thing Lizzy original
This is a classic Irish song, Thin Lizzy made this variation but the song is actually much older.
@@bigchief5023 Not even close. Irish pub song, possibly true enough. I do love the Thin Lizzy version, OTOH.
@@leehanson1416 exactly Irish pub song that I never heard until Thin Lizzy put it on vinyl. So to me it's there's even if they didn't write the original.
many have covered this old Irish song, but my favorite will alway's be Thin Lizzy's version. With that said this version rocks too.
With ya on that
Same.
They did this as a tribute!
I like the Thin Lizzy version but I prefer this one. It has more energy.
Metallica 's version is better,more distortion and energy.
The Thin Lizzy version is still my favorite, but Metallica killed it too!
This song goes all the way back to the 17 Century. Metallica is just our generation’s iteration, along with Thin Lizzy and The Young Dubliners.
The Killdare's live performance is pretty darned good, a perfect blend of modern rock mixed with classical instruments...
As an Irish man I feel it my duty to suggest you listen to one of the traditional versions of this. (possibly The Dubliners☘🙏)
I agree! I’m not an Irishman (sadly) but I think the Dubliners are my favorite.
Celtic Thunder?
@@nadogrl I just listened to CELTIC THUNDER do WHISKEY IN A JAR and they did an excellent job. My knew favorite! Thanks for the suggestion.!
PEACE & BLESSINGS😎 Pastor Mike
@@nadogrl Try 'The Dubliners'
the only small thing missing from the Metallica version is that haunting guitar riff that permeates the Thin Lizzy version...but I do love both versions!!
I sent the Thin Lizzy one
Metallica are my all time faves. In my opinion they can do no wrong. You would love their S&M(Symphony & Metallica) album/concert. Totally epic. ✌️🤘
Love this one!! Thin Lizzy does my favourite version, but this is fire 🔥🔥🔥
It's an old Irish drinking song so it's no surprise that an Irish pub band like Thin Lizzy would do this song justice 🤘💯😎
Tioraidh an-drasta 🏴
Metallica does it justice, still enjoy Lizzy's rendition. But what can I say I'm a lil old school
@@raidersofthelostunits1709 Metallica are huge Thin Lizzy fans
They are covering the Thin Lizzy. Version for sure. I highly doubt they would have been aware of the Irish folk song. The black Irishmsn Phil Lynot of Lizzy most definitely had a wider range of influences
To call Lizzy an Irish pub band is a little disrespectful. They made some great music and had one of the most charismatic lead singers in rock history.
A cover of a traditional Irish song that goes back to the 17th or 18th century.
Many artists have recorded it, including Thin Lizzy.
The Thin Lizzy version is the one you need to hear it's considered the definitive version of the song. The song is actually hundreds of years old. It's a traditional Irish song. No one even knows who wrote it. Metallica were actually huge Thin Lizzy fans, especially Kirk Hammett.
No , Master of Puppets should be next up..no need to do comparative analysis.
Nah. The poster of that comment is correct because it's about this amazing mysterious song
Thanks for playing this song guys. If I correctly remember, Jay you enjoy an occasional cigar. James Hetfield, lead singer, is now making cigars. Blackened Cigar "M81" is what it is being called.
This song is actually a classic Irish Folk song that has been covered by a lot of bands, probably most rock famously by Thin Lizzy back in the day, but there are also some newer versions including this one. The American rock versions have varied the story quite a bit but generally It's a story about a Pirate or Highwayman (robber) who stole a lot of money from a Captain to win the love of a Lady (Jenny, but called Molly here). But the Lady who took the money pretended to love him, but set him up and rendered him defenseless (traditionally she replaced his powder with wet powder) and able to be captured without much of a fight (In the original version the Captain is not killed and captures the Singer). He dreams that his brother who is in the army will come and rescue him before he meets his end in prison. Believe it or not, despite it's dark themes this is a drinking song that was popular in pub sing a longs back in the day. And the Irish are not shy about singing in pubs and almost everybody takes part.. It's part of our culture. Of course as an Irish American who rarely goes out drinking, I can see the virtues, but it would take a lot of ale to get me to sing in a bar. I mourn the culture I never had. Americans don't understand and visitors from Ireland might sing some songs in a pub and not even be that great of a singer, usually passable tho. But the point is not that people are great singers, but that they are sharing a song, and hopefully other people share theirs too or sing along. That is what it's all about. Databyter
It's all about sharing moments
Nothing gets me pumped up like this tune.
As many have said this is an old song but you just have to react to the the Thin Lizzy version which was the basis for this Metallica “cover”. Thin Lizzy over all should be reacted to, “The boys are back in town”, “Jailbreak”, “Dancing in the moonlight” are all great songs. Edit: I just realized that you have reacted to all these songs basically and I have also seen them:
They already have around 9 months ago.
@@layyah0905 Yaeh, I’ve already said that.
I don't think they've done Dancing in the Moonlight. Which is a pity, it's great.
There's a great live version of this song performed at Slaine Castle in Ireland in an outdoor show. The audience's energy level is over the top.
“The Thing That Should Not Be” is a horror themed Metallica song, based on the writings of H. P. Lovecraft, would be a great reaction with Halloween coming up!
Such a classic that so many bands have covered over the generations
Traditionally the song has 7 verses, the robbery of Captain or Colonel Farrell or Pepper, taking the money home to Molly or Jenny (I prefer Jenny because it rhymes with "it made a pretty penny") , going to bed and having his girl set up an ambush against him, the ambush, being put in prison and breaking out, seeking out his brother in the army for help, and the epilogue. It is in the grand tradition of Irish songs about robbing government officials.
Amber , you'll appreciate that this was originally an old "Thin Lizzy" hit. I know you like Thin Lizzy
This is not typical Metallica! It is from their "covers" album, "Garage Inc." On that album they also cover another song you reacted to: Bob Seger's "Turn the Page".
You also reacted to the Thin Lizzy version of this song. I think this is only the second time you've done two versions of the same song (the first being "How Can You Mend a Broken Heart").
I was gonna say that they already did the Thin Lizzy version but didn’t remember. Then all these commenters telling them to do it got me confused, like my memory can’t be that bad? I think I even commented on their Thin Lizzy reaction for them to do the Metallica version.
I guess since they don’t remember hearing the other version, people assumed they never did a reaction to it already.
Glad someone mentioned that this is an old Irish folk song… I heard an old Irish folk singer doing the older original version in a bar called The Celt in Dublin Ireland… pretty awesome. This was on an album of all covers called GARAGE DAYS RE-REVISITED. Some really wild and good stuff on there including a cover of Tuesday’s Gone with John Popper (Blues Traveler) on the harmonica. Good stuff guys. 👍🏼
I had never heard this song before Metallica put it on their 'Garage inc' cd....and that original 'Garage Days' album was my return to the USA soundtrack when I finished my military duty in W.Germany - back before the wall came down.....Great song and great reactions Jay & Amber 🤘😁🤘
Dude, "Garage, Inc." came out in late 1998. They sure took their time dismantling the Berlin Wall, uh?
@@jmhaces The original album was 1987 Garage Days, which is reproduced on the Garage Inc album
Thank You for your service.
Check the Thin Lizzy version!
Metallica are huge Lizzy fans !
Also check Thin Lizzy
Fighting My Way Bsck
Do Amything You Want
@@jgsrhythm100 I have heard the Thin Lizzy version, it's good too. It's just that the Metallica version gives me nostalgia 🤘
I have been to many a music festival over the years with Celtic bands. Can't think one that hasn't covered this song. Always a favorite.
Amber rockin' the feels on this absolute banger! 😎🔥🤘🎸
Without a doubt my favorite Metallica song ❤
Now you need to hear Stevie Ray Vaughan doing “Mary Had a Little Lamb”!
Or Leo Moracchioli doing The Wheels on the Bus?
My maternal ancestors were from Cork and Kerry, so, its got special meaning for me. 😁
So glad Ambers getting into Metallica...you guys have to check out "Turn the Page" and "No Leaf Clover" next!!!
My favourite Metallica song of all-time! 😎🔥🤘🎸
probably because it's not a Metallica song lol
Guys you have to do Sad but True❤! It’s absolute 🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥
Rob is one blessed man. She is the perfect woman. Smart, beautiful and an awesome taste in music. Yall are the best. God bless.
Two weeks and two nights ago, I was in a restaurant in Dublin, Ireland, and the house band played this. Best version I've ever heard, and I've heard lots. But this one is pretty good, too. :)
So many great songs from Garage Inc. Whiskey In The Jar is an old Irish folk song from the 1600s. You should check out Astronomy from the same album next.
Astronomy is also a cover, of a Blue Oyster Cult song
@@aidankirwan9904 the entire Garage Inc album is cover songs
@@sheldondyck8631 yep my bad, realised that after I replied.
Please do “Master of Puppets” or “Sad But True” my two favorite Metallica songs.
Oh definitely for sure
They have done them, check their back catalog of videos.
@@jamesjohnston1935 I’ve looked and I couldn’t find either song. I’ve been following them for well over a year now and I don’t remember those songs being reacted to. Unless it was during the time when it was just Jordan? 🤔
@@pattyestrada6 I believe it was
Yeah, you and everyone else. Poser.
My band used to play this song and it Always got a huge response. I looked forward to playing it not just for the crowd but for Me. Love this tune :)
This is an old Irish folk song I got to hear performed in a pub when I lived in Ireland, great experience if you ever get the opportunity to go to Ireland go it’s like Oklahoma after a spring rain year round
So envious. My family has been here in the US since 1916. My grandfather kicked off in 1984, and he was the last living relative to have seen the old country. Keep promising myself "Next Year...", but we all know how that goes....
An absolute badass cover of a classic. Agree with checking out the Thin Lizzy version. Hey its Metallica!!!!
Do Luke Kelly and the Dubliners singing it and you'll have a hat-trick:)
As someone who frequents Renaissance Faires, the first time I heard this song was by a group called The Poxy Boggards. There is a female response song as well that I have only ever heard sung by The Merry Wives of Windsor. (Yes both of these groups have albums.)
“No Leaf Clover” next. You will love it. Metallica + Symphony Orchestra. Never imagined this pairing but it worked incredibly.
One of my favorite bands and one of my favorite songs they do❤
Their cover of Thin Lizzy's rock version of an old Irish folk song. I thought you guys would've recognized the song since you did a reaction of Thin Lizzy's version. LOL Do more Thin Lizzy soon, please
Could tell she was feelin it. This song is soooo good. And props for just using album audio, the music video cuts a few pieces.
There are references to the Story of Patrick Fleming who was a highwayman executed in 1650, so most historians put its origins to then. First recorded in 1950 as a Irish folk song, many folk versions including The Chieftains.
Thin Lizzy was the first to give it a real rock version, Metallica included it 29 years later in a cover album.
My best friend, 20 years my junior, first heard the Metallica version and searching out the Thin Lizzy version totally fell in love with it, he then became a Huge Lizzy and Phil Lynott fan.
I first heard the Lizzy song probably in the 80’s on a Anthology album after the band broke up, but it was my friend playing it for me when I totally fell in love with it.
If you have not heard the Thin Lizzy version, you should, specially the live version, or for folk version The Dubliners from 1967. I was not aware The Grateful Dead had a version, I have to check that out myself.
I do enjoy the Metallica Version, Kirk Hammett purchased the ( Greenie ) guitar from the Estate of Thin Lizzy Guitarist Gary Moore, so he could use it playing it for this song live.
Personally I prefer the Lizzy version, but they are all good!
I think it's one of the best covers. They were able to maintain the centuries old feel of the Irish folk song in their heavy format. It's was a surprisingly perfect fit. Am I Evil (Diamond Head from England) and Breadfan (Budgie from Wales) are also great covers from Metallica.
I love the dialogue back and forth between the vocals and guitar in the third verse.
Love Metallica! I've never heard this before. It's really great.
Lindsey Stirling - Crystalize
this is the song that turned me into a metal head 20yrs ago, i remember whatching the music vid on MTV and thinking, holly shit, i wanna be like those guys xD
One of my all time favorites, I love playing along on my drums to this one.
The Gary Moore version with Eric Bell at the TL tribute concert is a very lovely explosion 💥
Next from Metallica i recommend 'Fade to Black', and from their S&M live album: 'Hero for the day', which is done with a symphony orchestra backing them. For a good story type song: Dream Theater's 'The Best of Times' is an amazingly emotional and beautiful song. Definitely checkout the back story for that one.
Whiskey In A Jar by Metallica charted on Billboard chart on April 17, 1999 and it was on the bubbling under chart and peaked at 124 for 1 week
This is an old Irish drinking song first brought to Rock by Thin Lizzy.
I love how you both love and appreciate The Might Metallica. 🤘
ROB SQUAD ONCE AGAIN I AM JUST BLOWN AWAY BY YOU GUYS'S OPEN-MINDEDNESS AND ABILITY TO NOT LET YOUR INITIAL FEELINGS ABOUT THIS TYPE OF MUSIC STOP YOU FROM OPENING YOUR MINDS AND AT LEAST GIVING IT A CHANCE!!!
AMBER, YOU SAY THAT YOU FEEL SILLY BECAUSE ALL YOU THOUGHT WAS THAT METAL MUSIC WAS NOTHING BUT NOISE!! THAT'S UNDERSTANDABLE! BUT REALIZE THAT US FANS OF METAL OUT HERE SO APPRECIATE WHEN SOMEONE THAT INITIALLY FELT LIKE YOURSELF GIVES THIS MUSIC A CHANCE AND ACTUALLY FALLS IN LOVE WITH IT!!! THAT IS THE ICING ON THE CAKE AND THERE IS ABSOLUTELY NO REASON FOR YOU TO FEEL SILLY ABOUT YOUR INITIAL THOUGHTS BECAUSE THE FACT THAT YOU GAVE THIS MUSIC A CHANCE AND NOW ARE A FAN OF IT IS ENOUGH TO WIPE AWAY THAT FEELING!!! YOU GUYS ARE THE BEST!!
❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️
This version always gets me going....full volume, can't play it loud enough.
So, this song is hundreds of years old, and still being covered. lol. This is my favorite version.
Love this cover by them!
Watching mom vibe is exactly what metal is about. You guys make me legit smile
Others have said it, but it's an old Irish folk song, if you hear the original you will be even more impressed with the arrangement of this cover.
Ambers reaction to this was EVERYTHING! ❤
Jay your hat had me ready ! Amber her joy of music always does 😁 That Is the story of Rob Squad ❣
There have been some really great covers of songs in everything from folk, country, and jazz into the Metal/Thrash genre.
Cat Stevens did a song back in 1970 called "Wild World" that went to #11 on the Billboard Hot 100 in the USA that year. It's a staple on any "soft rock" radio station. There have been a lot of covers of it, but my favorite is the 2001 version by the punk rock supergroup Me First and the Gimmie Gimmies. It's almost completely faithful to the original done but done in double-time and with electrical instruments and a punk drum fill instead of acoustic.
This is when Metallica did a bunch of covers of bands that they loved ! You should definitely check out their cover of Bob Segars -Turn The page (Official Music Video)
Thin Lizzy brought this song to the publics attention way back in the early seventies and for me is the best version. You guys still need to react to "Parisienne Walkways" by Gary Moore. The guitar work will blow your mind, trust me. Much love from England 🏴
Gah, Love this song! Probably the "danciest" song in Metallica's catalog. Love the dirty groove; the guitars are smokin'!
"Whiskey in the Jar" (Roud 533) is an Irish traditional song set in the southern mountains of Ireland, often with specific mention of counties Cork and Kerry. The song, about a rapparee (highwayman) who is betrayed by his wife or lover, is one of the most widely performed traditional Irish songs and has been recorded by numerous artists since the 1950s.
Whiskey in the Jar
Composed
Circa 17th century. according to Wikipedia.😀
Y’all gotta watch Metallica do a cover of Bob Seger’s Turn the Page, & make sure you watch the video version cuz it’s a TOTAL HEARTBREAKER !!!!!
LOVE, LOVE, LOVE, love this song turn it all the way up in my truck on the way home from work. Thanks for doing it.
This is an Irish song, I saw Metallica live in Ireland at 16, you can't imagine the roar, when they played this song.
Probably my favorite song performed by Metallica (I say performed, because it was originally an Irish folk song).
This is a cover of Thin Lizzys cover of a tradional Irish Folk Song(Thin Lizzy are from Ireland).
Metallica are huge Thin Lizzy fans
Check the Thin Lizzy version!
Metallica is such an incredible band!!!!! They are this generations Led Zeppelin.
Hope you guys check out Blackened by Metallica ....hard as it gets!!🤘🤘
Love this song and this version and Metallica's Official Music video for it! Had it on repeat on the jukebox at my local! What was I drinking? Whiskey!.... then 1 bourbon, 1 scotch and 1 beer! LOL!..... Metallica played this at a castle in Ireland - it went OFF!
I haven't heard this in forever, even though I'm not a huge Metallica fan & it's a cover,it's pretty fkn awesome,💖💖💖💖 it 🤘🎶🎸🤘🎶🎸
This is actually an old Irish folk song from many, many years ago!!!
The Grateful Dead did a good version of this song too, as well as Irish bands like the Dubliners, The Chieftains, and The Irish Rovers.
The Dubliners first released this in 1968 to popularity worldwide. However, the Irish have been singing this song (folklore) since the 1600s.
Metallica is always at their best when they're RAW, when they just plug in and play.
An old Irish folk song hundreds of years old. That’s the Irish storytelling for you!
This is an old Irish song. You can't go to an Irish pub without this one.
Metallica is one of the best metal bands at storytelling, almost all of their hits are great stories, Fade to black, Master of puppets, Welcome home (sanitarium), One, The Unforgiven
This song is SO OLD, (we used to re-enact the French and Indian War, and were commended for our authenticity by some guys who were British Historians) and we sang this song around the campfires - and IT WAS CONSIDERED OLD in the mid-1700s!
Great song choice by Metallica. Any song from the album Masters if Puppets would be a great choice. For another band play Silver Springs from Fleetwood Mac live from the album The Dance. I would also recommend about anything from Of Monsters and Men. Sloom, Dirty Paws, Mountain Sound, Your Bones, King and Lionheart and Little Talks are all very good.
Metallica makin' Mama smile on this one! 😎🔥🤘🎸
I love your hair girl. Man I so love you guys and y’all discovering my high school music. Rob squad family keep rocking out!!!
The Thin Lizzy version(You have to hear), is what gave birth to this version... Metallica does some great amped up covers... Check out their version of the classic Queen song, Stone Cold Crazy.
The Grateful Dead also covered this song!!!! You really should check out more Dead I really think y’all would enjoy the vibes, especially Amber!! ✌🏼💗🤗
Love your reactions. Have a blessed day 🤘🤘🙏🙏🙏🤘🤘🤘
I do believe you did the original of this song with a reaction to Thin Lizzy. This is actually a cover. If you all go back and look you will realize you've heard this.
Some live Jethro Tull “My God” from the “Isle of Wight” concert. Also Emerson lake and Palmer “From the Beginning” from their Trilogy album. You can’t go through life having never listening to these songs. You will love them.
This song always gets my heart racing!
One of my very favorite Metallica songs. Give Creeping Death a listen next. You'll love it!
One of my fave Metallica cuts.!🎸
This is a modernized version of an old Irish song “ Patrick Flemmen, he was a valiant soldier” about Patrick Flemming who was an Irish highwayman who robbed and killed many people before he was executed in 1650 after a woman betrayed him. The refrain
“Mush-a ring dumb-a do dumb-a da” is slurred down from Irish Gaelic once meaning “when I drink I am not me (myself) but is now just a filler without meaning.
Whack fol my daddy-o, whack fol my daddy-o “I gave part (some of the money) to my dad”.
There's whiskey in the jar
The song was recorded in 1968 by an Irish folk group ‘The Dubliners’ but it’s history goes back much further.
Hearing you mention Mary Had a Little Lamb as a rock version makes me think of Korn’s Shoots and Ladders. Now there’s a rocking version of nursery rhymes. 😂