I am 57 years old and I have to say, it is great to see someone from your generation actually willing to discover real metal. Metal heads of the 70's 80's and early 90's are some of the happiest and most chill people there are; especially us Gen X'ers. You need to truly dive into this era of metal. Sometimes the lyrics will seem to give a very negative message, but really listen and hear what they are actually saying. Some lyrics can be easily misconstrued because they will delve deep into the dark side of many issues; some will be cryptic. Get a hold of the lyrics of the songs whenever possible; read between the lines and imagine what emotions are there to find the true message. You have no idea what you are missing.
Hi, I've been literally binge watching your videos for about five hours now. I love your channel. I'm a 65 year old lady metalhead, and been into metal now since the age of around 12 or so. I love watching your reactions to alot of what I grew up listening to like Judas Priest,. Black Sabbath, Queensryche, and Iron Maiden just to name a few, but I can't wait until you go down the rabbit hole of Dio. In my opinion Ronnie James Dio is/was the best metal vocalist and frontman that ever walked this planet. I really loved when he joined Black Sabbath. I'll be sending you some awesome request of his soon. Can't wait to see this Metallica song reaction. It's one of my favorites. Peace! 🤘🏼
I jam to Dio sooo much and still do. Please please please do Heaven and Hell by Black Sabbath. Dio is a Metal God and hearing him with Black Sabbath is incredible. He was the Fontman to Rainbow before his time with Sabbath and then went Solo in the 80's.
agreed, I think it has some with the production to do with it, hes not that accurate normally, but this album he is top notch... migth be edited in the mix
Well, if you’re a little sad that you’ve finished the Justice album, try listening to the Justice B-sides Breadfan and The Prince. Great covers of Budgie and Diamond Head songs. I love the solo on The Prince.
Metallica used to always prep for the studio by recording covers to release as bsides. The covers for this album are insanely great. "Breadfan" and "The Prince". Check them out. Also, you still have Garage Days to listen to. Finally never forget: live Tallica is best Tallica.
I been hounding you to do this song since the start ! One of my faves on the album , also a very underrated sleeper song from this record and I never understood why it doesn't get as much praise from many people . Plus I don't think I have ever heard this whole song done live . Thanks once again Mollyboy ! Off the Black Album check out Of Wolf and Man , Through the Never, The God That Failed and My friend of Misery .
MAN, I've been waiting on this song on your channel for SOOOO long! One is my favorite song on AJFA, but this is a VERY very close second. And please, DO NOT FORGET Garage Days Revisited!!! Some very wicked shit on that album. It's like them just jamming out to songs they grew up loving in the garage, but it's totally worth a listen. If nothing else, at least check out Garage Days Re-Revisited which was the one originally released in the states with way less songs on it. But the other has some badassery that you'll LOVE! Check it out!
It does, but nowhere near as extreme as the version he reacted to. There was definitely something wrong with the vocal track on that version (TBH the entire track sounded a little bit off so I'm guessing it was either a remix or remastered version that he reacted to).
Am I going insane? when I had the cd album in 96 there was no effects at all on the vocals, now everywhere you look theirs the vocal effect. The song was way better without the effect in my opinion
Yeah, I bought the cassette in 1990 and the cd in the late 90’s. The vocals sound great on both. I never heard such bad vocal effects as the Eye of the Beholder Mollyboy listened to. I don’t know why that version would be on the Metallica channel.
@@joelluis4934No, the vocals on my copies of Eye of the beholder sounded the same as every other song MollyBoy listened to from the Justice album. I never heard anything like that version in my life. I can’t believe it’s on the Metallica page. It sounded horrible.
This album definitely has some of Lars most technical drumming, along with the guitar and bass. It's interesting to think what further albums would've sounded like if they'd kept up the progression with the difficulty of their parts. The time changes and signatures are of note on this album but they are cut back in a big way going forward. Not that it's necessarily a bad thing, just different and (mostly) more accessible. Thanks for the reaction. Congratulations on the new car, looks dope. :)
I was 14 when this was released & was able to see them in Sydney for there Justice world tour. I still remember going to this concert, it was the best feeling in the world. So now I’m 50, my music has varied but still have that part in me that brings me back to those times. The 80’s thrash was the absolute best. Metallica, Anthrax, Megadeth, Slayer, Kreator, Coroner, Overkill, Testament, Exodus, Dark Angel, Vio-lence, Sepultura & so so so many more. Enjoy the ride! 🇦🇺🤘
Sitting in a room, jamming some good tunes, with a little acne, you just described every metalhead that’s ever existed. Welcome to the club little homie. Getcha pull. 🤘
I was first introduced to Metallica 30 years ago when I was about the same age you are now. It has been so fun watching you discover some of the favorite music of so many people. This is one deep rabbit hole you're diving into.
Man that song hits the spot. To put out into the world a masterpiece of a song like that. From the drums to the rhythm under that solo just takes the piss!
Would be cool to see you react to live versions of some of these songs after you've heard the studio version. You would see just how great these guys are live.
One of the most difficult if not the most difficult tallica riff to play ... May not sound like it but the time signatures and hetfields playing is otherworldly
By far the most emotional reaction I have ever seen on one of these videos. Pretty close to the way I probably look every time I see Maxine Nightingale's "Get It Right Back from Where It Started From."
You can react to the songs again by doing live versions. As for Load and Reload, the fans historically are pretty divided because theyre such experimental and mellow albums bu comparison to everything before or after
Been a sub from the beginning Molly B. So glad to watch your channel grow, you deserve it brother! Especially when you react to Pantera! Keep on rocking Molly, I love to see a new metalhead rocking out to the music I grew up on!
Love your videos mate, I grew up with these albums, and it's nice to hear a new generation (with your help) enjoying this music, like I said before, I love your open ears approach to this music, and your honesty when you don't like it. With Metallica's discography, I reckon you could have a years worth of content with it lol! Keep up the good work mate!
One of my favorite and most underrated songs on the album. What's so great about it is that as good as that solo is, and it is GREAT, Jame's rhythm guitar behind that solo is almost a solo of its own. Go back and listen to that solo again, but ignore the lead and focus on the backing guitar.
You have to do Call of Ktulu. Outlaw Torn, Bleeding Me, Spit Out the Bone, Moth Into Flame, The Day that Never Comes…so many still to choose from. I think you’ll enjoy some of their cover songs to, like Helpless or Am I Evil.
In The Wizard of Oz, the Wicked Witch of the West's Winkie Guards chant, "Oh-Ee-Yah! Ee-Oh-Ah!" . The chant can also be heard as "All we own, we owe her!" or "Oh, we love the old one!" . The Winkie Guards are the Wicked Witch's foot soldiers who guard the Castle Grounds.
James does in fact have some kind of Flanger or something on his vocals during the verse of Eye of the Beholder, we will never know how it sounded without it, one of the great mysteries of life.
The chant at the beginning live is Fucken bad ass!! I love this album, full of crazy riffs, solos, drums, vocals and lyrically written!! Transitions are insane!!❤️🔥 you must do S&M Metallica with the San Francisco Symphony!! Beautiful, and They've done it 3x with them, and even wrote a song with the Symphony!! I'm sure others have suggested it No Leaf Clover, Maybe Monday for St.Patrick's day!🤘💚
I’d happily watch you work through every Metallica album bruv. Still a heap of bangers and sic riffs on the albums ahead 🤘🏼😈 Plus the live versions of some of your faves, we’re here for it all! Can’t wait for you to discover Outlaw Torn, Bleeding Me, The Day That Never Comes, S&M2 version of No Leaf Clover, to name just a few 😎
Yea man I love watching your first impressions of The band that once you have taken the bite you are forever engulfed and I hate to say what I love is that you now have been latched on, there is no going back, there is no other band that does what these guys do, for me it's now 34 yrs of listening to what others would say a kick ass drug that costs 0, and hooked for life bro. See you again in 30 odd yrs, You will be calling not me but Metallica and they would have to go down as 1 of if not the best damn heavy metal bands to grace this fraid world 🌎💯😎.. Now you need some hair bro🔥
Yes bro !!! That little laugh at the tail end of the last chorus along with that riff into it made me rewind my cassette tape 3 or 4 times to hear it again when i first bought/heard the tape !!! Much more annoying to do on cassette lol ! But CDs and TH-cam did not exist .
I had to pull over in my truck to add another comment. I'm 45 years old, I've got a 3rd grade pic of me with my Bigfoot monster truck on, with my Master of Puppets pin attached to my shirt. And ever since I started watching your reactions, especially the MetallicA reactions. You have been the spitting image of my reactions when I first listened to this band. This album was my first introduction to this band. And you gotta understand that it was cassettes when I was 10 - 12 years old. I know that you mentioned that you were in your 20's, so you're still a Metallivirgin 😂. It's all good! Your Metallicherri poppeth mightily! Or Your Metallihymen rippeth 😂! Also, the first 5 albums are great, with the Black Album being their most massive success. Matter of fact it's one if not the highest grossing album of any genre since the Nielson soundscan era began in 1991. With over 16 million or more sold. Load and Reload are really good albums, but have their disappointing parts, and both debuted at #1 on the billboard 200 in 1994 and 1997 respectively. Garage Days Revisited was right before ...AJFA, which was an introduction of Jason Newsted on bass. Which is the issue everyone has with ...AJFA. And all because they were hazing the poor guy. But it also goes to prove that MetallicA could have made the Album with no bass at all, soooo. Garage Inc. Is the Garage Days Revisited, and a set of several other cover songs. With "The Prince", "Breadfan", "Blitzkrieg ", and "Am I Evil?" Added along with some other side covers. It's worth a reaction also. S&M¹ & ² are also worth listening. The song "I dissappear " a song made for the Mission Impossible²" movie, which also started the whole Napster dilemma. As Lars Ulrich was RIGHT for what he did. And today is proof he was. St Anger is one that you'll probably dislike the most. I dislike alot of it, but there are songs that really are hardcore jams. But I am a die hard fan. Death Magnetic, Hardwired to Self Destruct, and the newest album 72 Seasons are really good albums. Production on Death Magnetic is off, but they are back to where they play their best on the last 3 albums. 72 Seasons has some freaking great songs. And I remember you saying something about the snare on Sad But True was something you liked. You'll hate it on St Anger. It's bout damn near impossible to listen to. That's one you can blame Lars for. But I also think that they made that album as a 🖕to the haters and the record labels saying "We can make an extremely hard to listen to album and still debut at #1." And it did 😂! Sorry it's a long comment, but don't pat attention to those morons that say anything after Justice isn't good. I can give em St Anger, but the rest ain't bad. All they did was bring in more ears to enjoy their ability to play any style of music and play with anyone. Like Lou Reed on the HIS album LuLu. Don't let anyone tell you that's a MetallicA album cause it's not. It's a collaboration with the Late Velvet Underground great Lou Reed. Idc what anyone says. MetallicA is imo, the greatest band that ever hooked up to make music. They created a genre (Thrash) with Kill Em All. They made RtL, MoP and redefined the genre, and MoP is the greatest metal album of all-time. That's not even an argument. Well, some will say Black Sabbath, but MoP is the best. MetallicA has influenced nearly every genre on earth. Listen to their anniversary album for the Black album, the Blacklist. 53 songs by 53 artist. And one of the artists is Jason Isbell, a dude from my hometown. He does a version of Sad but True. But there are rap artists, country, Indie, pop, you name it. I could talk MetallicA all day my dude! Peace!!!!
Nice reaction video. I kinda wish you'd consider going back to the early days and listen to Kill'em All from start to finish. Keeping in mind how young the guys were when they made it. Your channel, your choice, but understanding what they were when they started might give you some perspective on the criticism of the immensely popular Black album. I personally love the Black album, but a lot of old time fans felt like it was a sellout more than an evolution.
Unrelated to the video but to your comment about the face wash. When you use face wash, it dries out your skin so your pores think they need to produce more oil to protect the skin. That is the pores' job and that is why you break out. You need to use a light oil free moisturizer after you wash and it will curb or cease the break outs. Also great reaction, as usual.
This song has so many great fucking guitar riffs in it, an epic solo by kirk, great drumming, and the oh e oh from the wizard of Oz. What more does one want. It's fucking 36 years old and it's better than any metal song out today.
Been hard if hearing since this album came out... Saw them live in Seattle when I was 18 , the Black album, but they played all the best songs... It was awesome.
I am 57 years old and I have to say, it is great to see someone from your generation actually willing to discover real metal. Metal heads of the 70's 80's and early 90's are some of the happiest and most chill people there are; especially us Gen X'ers. You need to truly dive into this era of metal. Sometimes the lyrics will seem to give a very negative message, but really listen and hear what they are actually saying. Some lyrics can be easily misconstrued because they will delve deep into the dark side of many issues; some will be cryptic. Get a hold of the lyrics of the songs whenever possible; read between the lines and imagine what emotions are there to find the true message.
You have no idea what you are missing.
Finally, one of the best songs, of the best Metallica album!
For me this is the best song of Metallica.
This song owns
Absolutely agree 🤘🏻
Hi, I've been literally binge watching your videos for about five hours now. I love your channel. I'm a 65 year old lady metalhead, and been into metal now since the age of around 12 or so. I love watching your reactions to alot of what I grew up listening to like Judas Priest,. Black Sabbath, Queensryche, and Iron Maiden just to name a few, but I can't wait until you go down the rabbit hole of Dio. In my opinion Ronnie James Dio is/was the best metal vocalist and frontman that ever walked this planet. I really loved when he joined Black Sabbath. I'll be sending you some awesome request of his soon. Can't wait to see this Metallica song reaction. It's one of my favorites. Peace! 🤘🏼
Dio is definitely the greatest vocalist of all time.
Yes! Mob Rules! Sign of the Southern Cross, Heaven and Hell just for starters 🤘
I’m 62 and was a roadie in the early 80’s and I love metal 🤘🏻
I jam to Dio sooo much and still do. Please please please do Heaven and Hell by Black Sabbath. Dio is a Metal God and hearing him with Black Sabbath is incredible. He was the Fontman to Rainbow before his time with Sabbath and then went Solo in the 80's.
He played Irvine Meadows( Last In Line Tour) I was like 15-16.... I even remembered where i sat.......on the lawn !!!!! awesome concert
The rhythm guitar under that solo is some of james best work.
We still need Call of Kutulu as well! Still a ton of great Metallica songs to go.
Absolutely! The man said he wanted instrumentals…
Totally, with Cliff shredding the bass as the beast is just awesome
@@AndyTheTaffyit’s not that audible, perhaps he should listen to a bass-enhanced version.
I saw them play Calll in Arlington Texas, in the pit last August 🤘
The breakdown and solo of this song is pretty much peak Metallica.
The track I have on repeat a bunch of times... never get tired all of these years... Metallica FAN4LIFE🤘🏽😎
The riff behind the actual solo in this song is crazy. It's hard to hear, but amazing.
If they hadn’t squelched the bass on this record, you’d hear it better!
@@lawman466to me I can hear it just fine.
I can hear it perfectly and yes it’s amazing
I went through the same Metallica journey about 2 years ago and it changed my life! Its amazing to watch you do the same currently
I agree with Larz drumming. Best drumming on any of their albums. MFL🤘
Absolutely!
agreed, I think it has some with the production to do with it, hes not that accurate normally, but this album he is top notch... migth be edited in the mix
Completely agree.
1000%
@@morganlyckman4221 iirc they used a clicker or something like that, but sometimes you can hear him going out of tempo, so it's 100% lars playing
LET'S GO!!! One of my favorite songs of all time.
Hear them calling
Hear them calling
Meeeeeeeeeee hahahaha 🤘🏽😎
And Justice for All....best album ever
Well, if you’re a little sad that you’ve finished the Justice album, try listening to the Justice B-sides Breadfan and The Prince. Great covers of Budgie and Diamond Head songs. I love the solo on The Prince.
Must be the studio version.. They skip the middle part live.. Just like 'Am i evil?'
I forgot how good this song is, thanks for bringing it to my mind again.
The Metallica S&M albums are pretty sick too
Metallica used to always prep for the studio by recording covers to release as bsides.
The covers for this album are insanely great. "Breadfan" and "The Prince". Check them out.
Also, you still have Garage Days to listen to.
Finally never forget: live Tallica is best Tallica.
YESSSSSS ONE OF MY FAVROITES TO PLAY ON GUITAR
Damn, I miss old METALLICA guitar tones and vocals.👍🏻🤘🏻
I been hounding you to do this song since the start ! One of my faves on the album , also a very underrated sleeper song from this record and I never understood why it doesn't get as much praise from many people . Plus I don't think I have ever heard this whole song done live . Thanks once again Mollyboy ! Off the Black Album check out Of Wolf and Man , Through the Never, The God That Failed and My friend of Misery .
@ Brando-Lee3725 check out Live in Helsinki for the live Frayed ends song, a good attempt quite accurate . Enjoy.
The solo itself is sick af but listen to that pure rhythm guitar madness supporting it.
The middle ripping guitar section is what Metallica does best that's why James is a fuckin beast
MAN, I've been waiting on this song on your channel for SOOOO long! One is my favorite song on AJFA, but this is a VERY very close second. And please, DO NOT FORGET Garage Days Revisited!!! Some very wicked shit on that album. It's like them just jamming out to songs they grew up loving in the garage, but it's totally worth a listen. If nothing else, at least check out Garage Days Re-Revisited which was the one originally released in the states with way less songs on it. But the other has some badassery that you'll LOVE! Check it out!
Absolute BANGER 🤘🤘🤘
Eye of the Beholder absolutely has flange on one of the vocal tracks
It does, but nowhere near as extreme as the version he reacted to. There was definitely something wrong with the vocal track on that version (TBH the entire track sounded a little bit off so I'm guessing it was either a remix or remastered version that he reacted to).
Am I going insane? when I had the cd album in 96 there was no effects at all on the vocals, now everywhere you look theirs the vocal effect.
The song was way better without the effect in my opinion
Yeah, I bought the cassette in 1990 and the cd in the late 90’s. The vocals sound great on both. I never heard such bad vocal effects as the Eye of the Beholder Mollyboy listened to. I don’t know why that version would be on the Metallica channel.
@@pressman1788did your copies have any effects on the vocals at all?
@@joelluis4934No, the vocals on my copies of Eye of the beholder sounded the same as every other song MollyBoy listened to from the Justice album. I never heard anything like that version in my life. I can’t believe it’s on the Metallica page. It sounded horrible.
I found you because of METALLICA!!
You gotta hear them do "The Prince".....an amazing cover from about that time period...
Love the sound of the guitar and vocals on that track. James is a hell of a guitar player.
It’s so good.
the whole garage inc is worthy of reactions. Small Hours, Am I Evil, Astronomy, Mercyful Fate medley....
I'm really enjoying your reactions and congratulations on the 30k thats awesome! You really should try Ghost Dance Macabre
Justice is some of the guy's best work❤❤❤
This album definitely has some of Lars most technical drumming, along with the guitar and bass. It's interesting to think what further albums would've sounded like if they'd kept up the progression with the difficulty of their parts. The time changes and signatures are of note on this album but they are cut back in a big way going forward. Not that it's necessarily a bad thing, just different and (mostly) more accessible.
Thanks for the reaction. Congratulations on the new car, looks dope. :)
I was 14 when this was released & was able to see them in Sydney for there Justice world tour. I still remember going to this concert, it was the best feeling in the world. So now I’m 50, my music has varied but still have that part in me that brings me back to those times. The 80’s thrash was the absolute best. Metallica, Anthrax, Megadeth, Slayer, Kreator, Coroner, Overkill, Testament, Exodus, Dark Angel, Vio-lence, Sepultura & so so so many more. Enjoy the ride! 🇦🇺🤘
Sitting in a room, jamming some good tunes, with a little acne, you just described every metalhead that’s ever existed. Welcome to the club little homie. Getcha pull. 🤘
Can’t wait! Great song! 🤘🏼💋
I was first introduced to Metallica 30 years ago when I was about the same age you are now. It has been so fun watching you discover some of the favorite music of so many people. This is one deep rabbit hole you're diving into.
The bridge riff is pure insanity
The sound of the guitars in this album are RAZOR sharp love this album
Man that song hits the spot. To put out into the world a masterpiece of a song like that. From the drums to the rhythm under that solo just takes the piss!
This song is so fire
Hear them calling
Hear them calling
Meeeeeeeeeee hahahaha🤘🏽😎
I don’t give a fuck what people say, Justice-era Lars was a fucking beast.
Yes, on the ajfa's record drums are insane
One of my Metallica’s favourite! ❤️🇵🇹🤘🏻
When I bought this album upon its 1988 release and got to this song, I played it like 5 times in a row LOL. Loving the reaction videos... thank you 😊
Can’t wait for this one. The beginning is going to blow your mind!! Very underrated
Totally agree. It would have been perfect as the last song!!! Great reaction and thanks!
Congrats on the new car. She's beautiful!🤘😎🤘
You ♥️ it molly boy!! The look on your face says it all...... 😂
Wait til he hears it cranked up in his car 🤘🏽😎
Would be cool to see you react to live versions of some of these songs after you've heard the studio version. You would see just how great these guys are live.
100% they rock live.
One of the most difficult if not the most difficult tallica riff to play ... May not sound like it but the time signatures and hetfields playing is otherworldly
Hey just saw you on TH-cam. I love younger people discovering music from my era.
god that middle section is akin crazy isn't hadn't heard it for ages!!! thanks Molly for letting me hear this masterpiece again
Perfect song tonight...we r having tornados, thunder and hail storms today here in Ky. Thanx so much, take care, Peace
By far the most emotional reaction I have ever seen on one of these videos.
Pretty close to the way I probably look every time I see Maxine Nightingale's "Get It Right Back from Where It Started From."
You can react to the songs again by doing live versions. As for Load and Reload, the fans historically are pretty divided because theyre such experimental and mellow albums bu comparison to everything before or after
I can't tell you how many speeding tickets I've gotten listening to these blokes in my morning commute
This is the reaction I was waiting for! This gave me all the feels!
Easily one of my favourites channels, maybe my all-time favourite. Btw, you really suit the hat
Thank you, that means a lot
Been a sub from the beginning Molly B. So glad to watch your channel grow, you deserve it brother! Especially when you react to Pantera! Keep on rocking Molly, I love to see a new metalhead rocking out to the music I grew up on!
This song is fire loved it all those years ago I'm 42 tomorrow still love this bad ass riff 😊
Love your videos mate, I grew up with these albums, and it's nice to hear a new generation (with your help) enjoying this music, like I said before, I love your open ears approach to this music, and your honesty when you don't like it. With Metallica's discography, I reckon you could have a years worth of content with it lol! Keep up the good work mate!
Man, this song takes me back to my senior year of high school, such good times! Lars was an inspiration to my drumming big time
Seattle '89 concert #legendary , a must watch for fans of that era.
Great song here! This intro is one of their best!
I think most of us 50 + y olds agree, this guy takes us back the when we were 16 :)
Love all the Metallica reactions. Keep it up, there are so many more songs and albums to go
A shiiiiiit load more 🤘🏽😎
Dude such a good song. That middle section is wild. Check out The Day That Never Comes live from Nimes, France. Guitar is so good live
One of my favorite and most underrated songs on the album. What's so great about it is that as good as that solo is, and it is GREAT, Jame's rhythm guitar behind that solo is almost a solo of its own. Go back and listen to that solo again, but ignore the lead and focus on the backing guitar.
Seen Metallica 5 times between 92-97ish. Love all their early stuff. It’s been great watching your journey thru it!
You have to do Call of Ktulu. Outlaw Torn, Bleeding Me, Spit Out the Bone, Moth Into Flame, The Day that Never Comes…so many still to choose from. I think you’ll enjoy some of their cover songs to, like Helpless or Am I Evil.
In The Wizard of Oz, the Wicked Witch of the West's Winkie Guards chant, "Oh-Ee-Yah! Ee-Oh-Ah!" . The chant can also be heard as "All we own, we owe her!" or "Oh, we love the old one!" . The Winkie Guards are the Wicked Witch's foot soldiers who guard the Castle Grounds.
Oreo, OREEEEEO!
James does in fact have some kind of Flanger or something on his vocals during the verse of Eye of the Beholder, we will never know how it sounded without it, one of the great mysteries of life.
I agree though, I feel it's largely overlooked , as being one of , if not , James best rhythm riffs . It's insane. I never tire of listening to it.
The chant at the beginning live is Fucken bad ass!! I love this album, full of crazy riffs, solos, drums, vocals and lyrically written!! Transitions are insane!!❤️🔥 you must do S&M Metallica with the San Francisco Symphony!! Beautiful, and They've done it 3x with them, and even wrote a song with the Symphony!! I'm sure others have suggested it No Leaf Clover, Maybe Monday for St.Patrick's day!🤘💚
Another classic reaction bro. Awesome work 👏
I’d happily watch you work through every Metallica album bruv. Still a heap of bangers and sic riffs on the albums ahead 🤘🏼😈
Plus the live versions of some of your faves, we’re here for it all! Can’t wait for you to discover Outlaw Torn, Bleeding Me, The Day That Never Comes, S&M2 version of No Leaf Clover, to name just a few 😎
Great track ! One of my favorites from the Justice album. 🤘
Cool reactions bro me and my cousin watch! great music taste! have a good day yall! metallica is great :)
I was around the same age when I first heard this album. I can appreciate your reactions at this exactly how I felt.
This is my All Time Favorite !!!
Its awesome to see someone connect with songs ive listened to for 30 years 😎👍
One of my favorites from them
NOW you're ready for Seattle'89! (and more from KEA for sure) Great reaction!
The opening is taken from the wizard of Oz . This record rips from beginning to the end . 1st full length album with Jason Newsted 🤘🤘
Yea man I love watching your first impressions of The band that once you have taken the bite you are forever engulfed and I hate to say what I love is that you now have been latched on, there is no going back, there is no other band that does what these guys do, for me it's now 34 yrs of listening to what others would say a kick ass drug that costs 0, and hooked for life bro.
See you again in 30 odd yrs, You will be calling not me but Metallica and they would have to go down as 1 of if not the best damn heavy metal bands to grace this fraid world 🌎💯😎.. Now you need some hair bro🔥
Been waiting for this one. My absolute favorite song on this album. 🤘
Yes bro !!! That little laugh at the tail end of the last chorus along with that riff into it made me rewind my cassette tape 3 or 4 times to hear it again when i first bought/heard the tape !!! Much more annoying to do on cassette lol ! But CDs and TH-cam did not exist .
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That intro always reminds me of the troops outside the witches castle in the Wizard of OZ.
I had to pull over in my truck to add another comment. I'm 45 years old, I've got a 3rd grade pic of me with my Bigfoot monster truck on, with my Master of Puppets pin attached to my shirt. And ever since I started watching your reactions, especially the MetallicA reactions. You have been the spitting image of my reactions when I first listened to this band. This album was my first introduction to this band. And you gotta understand that it was cassettes when I was 10 - 12 years old. I know that you mentioned that you were in your 20's, so you're still a Metallivirgin 😂. It's all good! Your Metallicherri poppeth mightily! Or Your Metallihymen rippeth 😂! Also, the first 5 albums are great, with the Black Album being their most massive success. Matter of fact it's one if not the highest grossing album of any genre since the Nielson soundscan era began in 1991. With over 16 million or more sold. Load and Reload are really good albums, but have their disappointing parts, and both debuted at #1 on the billboard 200 in 1994 and 1997 respectively. Garage Days Revisited was right before ...AJFA, which was an introduction of Jason Newsted on bass. Which is the issue everyone has with ...AJFA. And all because they were hazing the poor guy. But it also goes to prove that MetallicA could have made the Album with no bass at all, soooo. Garage Inc. Is the Garage Days Revisited, and a set of several other cover songs. With "The Prince", "Breadfan", "Blitzkrieg ", and "Am I Evil?" Added along with some other side covers. It's worth a reaction also. S&M¹ & ² are also worth listening. The song "I dissappear " a song made for the Mission Impossible²" movie, which also started the whole Napster dilemma. As Lars Ulrich was RIGHT for what he did. And today is proof he was. St Anger is one that you'll probably dislike the most. I dislike alot of it, but there are songs that really are hardcore jams. But I am a die hard fan. Death Magnetic, Hardwired to Self Destruct, and the newest album 72 Seasons are really good albums. Production on Death Magnetic is off, but they are back to where they play their best on the last 3 albums. 72 Seasons has some freaking great songs. And I remember you saying something about the snare on Sad But True was something you liked. You'll hate it on St Anger. It's bout damn near impossible to listen to. That's one you can blame Lars for. But I also think that they made that album as a 🖕to the haters and the record labels saying "We can make an extremely hard to listen to album and still debut at #1." And it did 😂! Sorry it's a long comment, but don't pat attention to those morons that say anything after Justice isn't good. I can give em St Anger, but the rest ain't bad. All they did was bring in more ears to enjoy their ability to play any style of music and play with anyone. Like Lou Reed on the HIS album LuLu. Don't let anyone tell you that's a MetallicA album cause it's not. It's a collaboration with the Late Velvet Underground great Lou Reed. Idc what anyone says. MetallicA is imo, the greatest band that ever hooked up to make music. They created a genre (Thrash) with Kill Em All. They made RtL, MoP and redefined the genre, and MoP is the greatest metal album of all-time. That's not even an argument. Well, some will say Black Sabbath, but MoP is the best. MetallicA has influenced nearly every genre on earth. Listen to their anniversary album for the Black album, the Blacklist. 53 songs by 53 artist. And one of the artists is Jason Isbell, a dude from my hometown. He does a version of Sad but True. But there are rap artists, country, Indie, pop, you name it. I could talk MetallicA all day my dude! Peace!!!!
Nice reaction video. I kinda wish you'd consider going back to the early days and listen to Kill'em All from start to finish. Keeping in mind how young the guys were when they made it. Your channel, your choice, but understanding what they were when they started might give you some perspective on the criticism of the immensely popular Black album. I personally love the Black album, but a lot of old time fans felt like it was a sellout more than an evolution.
this is a great one!!! one of their very best!!! that was fun... looking fwd to the Black Album tho!!!!!
Unrelated to the video but to your comment about the face wash. When you use face wash, it dries out your skin so your pores think they need to produce more oil to protect the skin. That is the pores' job and that is why you break out. You need to use a light oil free moisturizer after you wash and it will curb or cease the break outs. Also great reaction, as usual.
This is my second favorite song by them period.
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Such a wicked song!! Probably my favorite on this album. Although that can change from time to time.
This song has so many great fucking guitar riffs in it, an epic solo by kirk, great drumming, and the oh e oh from the wizard of Oz. What more does one want. It's fucking 36 years old and it's better than any metal song out today.
I wish I could go back to when I heard this album for the first time. 😢
Metallica album Death Magnetic!!!!
In their 40's, jamming like their 20's. 🤘🏻🤘🏻🤘🏻
james riff before solo and behind the solo bro he is very good at writing riffs and solo's and harmonies he is goat ❤he is my all time favorite
Definitely need to do some S & M it's amazing how they sound with a symphony
I do so miss the age of the 7 minute Metallica tracks. So glad I got to grow up through the 80's and 90's.
This is the most underrated song on the album IMO. There are enough riffs in this one song to make an album on it's own.
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It's in the eyes! I know EXACTLY that feeling he is emoting. Especially that album, since it followed "Master".
Been hard if hearing since this album came out... Saw them live in Seattle when I was 18 , the Black album, but they played all the best songs... It was awesome.