FIRST TIME listening to METALLICA - "Hit the Lights" REACTION
ฝัง
- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 20 เม.ย. 2023
- #firsttimemetallica
#metallica #megadeth #metallicareaction
Don't miss out Lilly Jane Gang
Instagram: / its_lillyjane Stay in the Loop (:
Patreon: / lillyjane Join the Fam (:
Cash App:cash.app/$itslillyjane Support the channel (:
Facebook Group: Coming Soon
Merch: Coming Soon
Reaction Request (Artist Only): $75.00 DM on Instagram
Original Video: • Hit The Lights (Remast...
Intro Song : Land of the Grey by ryan Caraveo: • Land of the Grey
YALL I HIT A 74,000 SUBS THANK YOU
NEXT GOAL 75,000 SUBS
Also if you don't like how I react or " I pause too much" there is plenty other reaction channels out there, go check em out (:
Thank you for watching my reaction/ breakdown of the song, and please hit that subscribe button !
Copyright Disclaimer Under Section 107 of the Copyright Act 1976, allowance is made for "fair use" for purposes such as criticism, comment, news reporting, teaching, scholarship, and research. Fair use is a use permitted by copyright statute that might otherwise be infringing. Non-profit, educational or personal use tips the balance in favor of fair use. No copyright infringement intended. ALL RIGHTS BELONG TO THEIR RESPECTIVE OWNERS
Music
18 yo kids did this in 83, it blows my mind until today
Written at age 18, recorded at 19-20.
Yo escucho metal y tengo 12 escucho desde los 11 y el kill em all el mejor y mi favorito✊✊
"The Four Horsemen" is my favorite from this album, this is the next track after "Hit The Lights", the solos in this song are totally legendary, good job kirk and mustaine!
Four Horseman wasnt on every version of the record . My cassette came with Blitzkrieg instead . But YES ! Horseman fn jams !!!!
4H has always been my favorite Metallica song
The break down is sweet home Alabama. Cliff was a big Leonard skinnerd fan.
megadeth's mechanix is dave's version of horseman, a million times faster
No remorse is good too
The intro was James Hetfield on guitar. Dave Mustaine has some writing credits on a few songs but did not play on this album, it was James, Lars, Cliff and Kirk
This song was written when the band was just James and Lars.
Wasn't the bassist for this album Ron McGovney?
@Jason Knotts no, it was Cliff Burton. Ron was already gone by then.
Mustaine has a bunch of writing credits for this album and a few on Ride The Lighting.
Mustaine has a bunch of writing credits for this album and a few on Ride The Lighting.
Motorbreath and whiplash are definitely my favorites from Kill 'em all. They're also great thrash songs.
There's a feeling deep inside that drives you fucking mad! The feeling of a hammerhead, you need it oh so bad!
Adrenaline starts to flow! You're thrashing all around!
Acting like a maniac!
WHIPLASH!
The album that started a genre. And just teenagers to early 20's. This album has the rawest Metallica songs and all classics. Just waiting for you to hear The Four Horsemen for the 1st time. It's one of my all time favorite Metallica songs. Your gonna be blown away. Thank you for reactions and keep rocking 🤘🤘
This is the good ole raw, balls to the wall Metallica🤘 If you go and listen to Lux Aeterna you hear parts of this song in it
Yessir!!!!
One of the best debut albums in music history!!
Yes!! Finally🤘
Back when they had something to prove to the world 😊 Phantom Lord definitely showcased the melodic tendencies. One of my favorite parts of this album is Lars getting down on the kit
Great song
Seek & Destroy is my favourite from this album. As fresh as it was when it was released, the lyrics on the whole album are a bit weak but given they were juvenile, it can be excused. The progress they made with lyrics after this album was astounding.
Yeah definitely. BTW I think Metal Up Your Ass (the intended title) would be better, especially given the name Metallica.
Agreed.
My favorite song is anesthesia (pulling teeth) RIP to one of the best bassist ever cliff burton. I've never heard someone make a bass guitar sound the way he could. Yet alone make a whole solo. absolutely love the distortion he puts into it
Favourite song off this album? - have to say it’s based on one’s mood. This album is a treasure - listening to it now for 40 years. Continue to absolutely love it
1st time EVER hearing an outro as an intro to the "beginning" of a song! Bloody Brilliant!
James, Kirk and Cliff are guitarist. Althought some riffs are written by Dave, its all Kirk on the album.
You’re hearing Kirk playing on this album, but he’s playing his interpretations of Dave’s lead parts. Lloyd Grant was the first guitarist to play these licks on Metal Massacre I. Good stuff!!!! Four Horsemen is my fave on the album.
Not a single weak moment on this whole album, I'm sure you're going to love it!
Kirk Hammet is on this Album
Megadeth's first album has Dave's version of THE FOUR HORSEMEN, called MECHANIX or MECHANICS
I love “Motorbreath” is my favourite song from Kill’em all!. It’s the first song in my playlist.
The Four Horsemen is my favourite from this album so far.
I haven’t listened to this album in a long ass time and forgot how long that solo is holy Jesus. Need to listen to this tonight
What I've heard is that the first album was supposed to be called "Metal up your ass" but the record company did not allow using that name. So they chose "Kill 'em all" instead where 'em was referring to "all record companies".
That was Cliff that came up with the title "Kill 'em All" which originated because their original manager, Johnny Zazula knew that the record distributors wouldn't carry the album with the original name or artwork. "Those record company fuckers ... kill 'em all!" Those were Cliff's exact words.
Always enjoy your reactions, it's refreshing.
I’m old enough to remember when this came out - I was hooked immediately!!
I really really enjoy “No Remorse” from this album. It starts with a crazy solo and it has a decently heavy main riff which i dig
Oh, I totally forgot to add that to my favorites in my comment, glad you did!
Phantom Lord is my fav because it has metallicas first melodic middle section...with walls of thrash surrounding her. amazing.
Hell yeah!
The first 3 albums for the most part James actually did almost all the rhythm tracks in the studio and kirk basically came in to lay down solos. I believe this to be true on the black album as well. James and Lars ran the show.
It’s James and Kirk on guitar, but Dave has 4 writing credits on this album for The Four Horseman, Metal Militia, Jump in the Fire, and Phantom Lord.
The solos were re recorded by Kirk, he changed a lot of
Funny is reading Mustaine fanatics thinking Mustaine is the reason for Metallica's success.
Almost like they're trolls, imagine that
such a fun song:)
"Motorbreath" is my favorite song on this album.
definitely one of my favorite to play. whip--aa whip-aa whip-aa HIT THE LIGHTS! rhythm takes place in here. imo.
It is absolutely Kirk shredding the lead guitar to pieces 🔥🔥🔥🤘🤘🤘….imagine being 18 years living in Denmark and listening to that song / album…..then realizing that the drummer is a dane….and then realizing that this band will impact the world heavily…and man, they did 🔥🔥🔥🤘🤘🤘…..
Kirk Hammett and Metallica suck! Dave was the better guitarist. Their first three albums when Cliff was alive were their best albums, and …And Justice For All (mostly because of the tribute to Cliff). I’m not saying The Black Album, Load, Reload, Garage Inc. are bad albums, just not as good. They stole Dave’s riffs that he had wrote for this album after they kicked him out of the band. I know though that he did not write riffs for every song on the album. They made The Four Horsemen by changing the lyrics of The Mechanix and slowing it down. (But I do give them credit, The Four Horsemen has the better lyrics, but…… Mechanix is the better song). Just know, I’m not starting a Metallica vs. Megadeth fight, because this has nothing to do with that. As for the band members, they should have kicked whiny Lars out of the band when they had the chance in 1986. They planned to do it after they finished the Master Of Puppets tour (but they didn’t because Cliff died, R.I.P. Cliff). As for Kirk, he’s not that great, he was great back in the day, but he started relying on using the wah pedal too much and now his guitar solos are boring and reused from previous Metallica songs, and just started to sound lazier and lazier and less creative as time went on, like he wasn’t even trying anymore. I can say the same about for James’ rhythm guitar playing. You can really hear it in the beginning of one of the songs from the Hardwired To Self Destruct album (I don’t remember which song, but yeah… the first seconds of it sound like Welcome Home Sanitarium, but played slightly different). Plus, I really hate James and Lars for treating Jason like shit when he was in the band, he didn’t deserve to be treated that way. Even if their excuse was that they just couldn’t accept that Cliff was gone. Btw, the St. Anger and 72 Seasons albums suck. I know that you’re probably mad, and I know that we’re only human and we’re not perfect, but you know everything that I said is true. There’s nothing you can say against the truth.
*Favorite song*
Just read the songs on the album, yep their all my favorite!!
Dave Untamed Mustang wasn't in this band when " Hit The Lights " was Lyrically Written / Composed . James Hetfield Lyrically Wrote / Composed this entire Song . James is playing the main Riffs of this song . Kirk is doing the backup Rhythm Guitar and Solos mostly .
Get ready for the ride!
I'm so old! I was rocking this in 83! 😭
Always liked this album. Their first 3 are the ones to own, maybe even just the first 2! Four Horsemen is my favorite.
The Four Horsemen and Metal Militia are my favorite. Hit the Light, Phantom Lord and No Remorse are great too. I cannot to forget of the best bass solo ever: Anesthesia Pulling Teeth.
Yes yeees yes
My fave has changed over the years. Been a fan 32 years now. First was four horsemen. then was hit the lights. Then jump in the fire. Then phantom Lord. Currently if I had to pick a fave it would be the closer Metal Militia. The music and message of that song to me is what thrash was about. But really I love this whole album burtons bass song anesthesia (pulling teeth) is a masterpiece of bass work. Nearly unbelievable how young they were writing song, née compositions! Like this in their late teens early 20s!
All of them, this album is fire the whole time
Fun fact Metallica recorded their debut album in my hometown of Rochester New York in may of 1983. And by the way it’s Kirk Hammett on guitar they fired Dave Mustaine before they started recording the album. And by the way my favorite song off of this album is no remorse very underrated and a very nice heavy metal groove to it. I think you should definitely check that song out next.
Every solo on this album is a face melter!
This is Kirk Hammett on guitar, he joined the band literally the same week they started recording this album. The story is that Metallica drove from San Francisco to New York with Dave Mustaine to record the album, and as soon as they got to New York they fired him because of his drinking was out of control. They ask Kirk (who was in Exodus at the time) to join the band and he flies to New York and they record the album in a week.
i always thought this was metal af. kirk was in exodus before joining mettalica and zetro, vox for exodus, was in legacy(earliest known name of testament)
Mustaine wrote the majority of the solos though
@@michaelsuder486 and?
Rochester, NY
@@michaelsuder486oh absolutely. Kirk is playing Dave's solos note for note pretty much for every song on this album except for the new solo in The Four Horsemen
My Fav has always been The Four Horsemen!!! - Nice reaction!
👍
I was listening to this album yesterday 😊
The best album of Metallica and I see a very beautiful Lily Jane reacting to this song❤️😘🔥🤘🤘
Mustaine was out before they recorded the album but he was co-credited with The Four Horsemen, Jump In The Fire, Phantom Lord, and Metal Militia. And while on the subject, Dave was also co-credited with Ride The Lightning (the title track) and Call of Ktulu.
Fun fact, this was their every first song. I would have loved to see a song named “lights out” on the 72 seasons album, I think that would be a great way to finish it off
Words can't describe how awesome Kill 'Em All is!
Llyod Grant was the original shredder on the leads on Hit the Lights. Mustaine on the Demos then Hammet I believe on the official recording.
Great video Girl!
This whole lp is gold.
I think - It‘s my all time Metallica favourite song ♥️
Love the reaction
Kill EM all is, still my favourite album
When you get to Anesthesia - pulling teeth make, sure to listen to it in conjunction with whiplash they really should be listened to as one.
Favourite Song : seek and destroy this song is an absolute belter live
They wanted to call the album "Metal Up Your Ass" :)
Yeah, and the poster was quite different ;) cdn.europosters.eu/image/1300/textile-postermetallica-metal-up-your-ass-i85087.jpg
My favorite song is this whole fucking album.
My more favorite is "Seek and Destroy"
Greatest breakdown ever with Cliff (r.i.p) crushing that bass guitar.
If you wish to hear the song “whiplash” live, I suggest giving Seattle 89 a try. Also thank you for making these videos. They are therapeutic for me in my own way!! And your ability to figure out the meaning behind songs is amazing. Thank you and keep listening to Metallica!!!
I prefer "San Diego 1992" , more "POWERFUL" , "STRONG" and also FAST !
@@herdians555 Kirk Hammett even admitted that Seattle 89 whiplash was the fastest. But I agree with you that San Diego is more powerful. And this will be a first time listener so yeah I would agree that would suit her better
One of my favorite albums for sure. And they were about 21 years old when this album came out and they killed it.
40 years ago these 18 yo kids changed music forever! GOAT!
I was 9 when I heard the four horseman! It blew my mind!
The next 5 songs are major classics off the album. May as well do the whole album.
Favorites from this one - Four Horsemen, and Motor Breath.
The latter because that was the song my best friend Evert and I would listen to in the locker room before every highschool football game we had - it would pump us up so much - that song specifically. That was 1988. (we're still friends today - play D&D together every week, and we just got back from a camping trip with him and his wife). Metallica as well as Iron Maiden have a lot of great shared memories for us.
Hard to pick a favorite when they're all fire but I always love how 'No Remorse' gets right into an awesome solo by Kirk after a 10 second intro. Could have been called No Foreplay
What's so unique to this album is that James hadn't really found his voice yet. If you've heard the demo tapes he sang with a kind of Sean Harris from Diamond Head vibe, but on Kill 'Em All he adds in the screaming, and you can tell he's not really used to it, but it does make the album feel more raw.
Everything they said in this song, being the opener of their first album, they have achieved!
I remember when this came out. I was in junior high school and my friend Chris came over with the album. He said……….dude you gotta hear this. It was the fastest most insane thing I’d ever heard. We were laughing our asses off with glee. 😊
Being a bass player, my bias wants to say my favorite is (Anesthesia) - Pulling Teeth as it's a giant bass and drum jam lol. As for full band song, I would say The Four Horsemen.
This is still my favorite track on their debut, but No Remorse is a close second.
I remember the first time I heard this song. I had to order the album about 4 months after it was released. I never heard them at all but saw a small ad in the back of Circus or Hit Parader magazine and thought these dudes look like me and my friends. So I went to the local record store and ordered it. I still can be taken back to when I first put the needle down and the build up and then the explosion of adrenaline and excitement. I knew that I finally found the music I had waited my whole life for. It was a big deal being there for the birth and explosion of thrash metal. I am still a huge Metallica fan and always will be. They set the bar so high on their first 4 albums and sit atop the pantheon of the greatest band of all time. My favorite song off this album is The Four Horsemen. I know that you will love all of this ground breaking album. Enjoy!
Hi Lilly, this song is the 1980´s version of Lux Eterna with 1980´s sound really good song
Kirk Hammett was the guitarist on Kill 'Em All.
Dave Mustaine was fired a couple of months before the recording of the album.
The Four Horsemen is my fav song on Kill Em All
The live version of the four horsemen (there’s an HD version of the 89’ Seattle show) is my absolute favorite
No Remorse!!! But I love the groove in Jump In The Fire!
this was the song that started it all for Metallica
Always down for a Lily reaction. Early Metallica cannot be fucked with 🤘🔥🔥🔥
If my memory is correct this song was on a 'Metal Massacre' album in the early 80's and the story goes that even before the band was formed Lars got an offer from someone he knew that was involved with the 'Metal Massacre' albums to audition or send a recording and without a real band yet, just Hetfield, and with no finished song the offer was accepted, and the result was 'Hit the Lights' an apt name for the opening song of a great career.
Sweet!! 💯
You should definitely do the four horseman next off this album!
My favorite off this album is Metal Militia. Sooooo good :D
Kirk joined a couple weeks before recording the album. He recorded the leads, James did the rhythm. The first version of this had a guy named Lloyd Grant on lead guitar. First Metallica song ever written.
Favorite songs off KEA: No Remorse, Seek and Destroy and Whiplash
My favorite *song* on this album is “Seek and Destroy,” but the best *sounds* on this album have to be “Anesthesia-(Pulling Teeth).” Got me into the bass, and even though I just started learning this year, in my late 20’s, I’ve been a fan of the bass ever since I first heard this when I was 14.
This FIRST Metallica album was played by Kirk Hammett on LEAD / Melody guitar , it's not Dave Mustaine because 'few time' BEFORE he was "fighting" with James Hetfield and then was kicked out of the band .
Omg the Next song the four horseman goes so hard. You will love the solo
*the solos 😛
@Rastislav Baláž you just ruined the second one 🤷
The Four Horsemen and AM I EVIL are too difficult to choose between for me, Bass solo is great too
They removed AmI Evil and Blitzkrieg from Kill Em All a long time ago. They re-released them on Garage, Inc.
@@danielbeck9310 I didn't know that
@Daniel Beck did they ever re release, or record their cover of THE LAST CARESS?
@Corey Wickramasekera yes, that's on Garage, Inc. also. The entire Garage Days Re-Revisited, as well as all of their B side covers were re-released on Garage, Inc.
This is real Metallica....Mustaine helped write some songs like The Four Horsemen, Wich he he remade as Mechanix. He was kicked out before any albums were made. Kirk came from a band called Exodus who also was pretty big back in the day.
⚡Awesome song and album💯
Phantom Lord is my favourite song of this album.
You' re gonna love Jump in the fire and Motorbreath or Four Horsemen
Can't wait for the No Remorse reaction!
It's Kirk Hammet you're hearing on the album. Dave Mustaine wrote some of the songs on this album but was already fired by the time they released the studio version of this album. There is a poor VHS quality live show of Dave Mustaine performing live with Metallica in 1983.
The four horsemen and whiplash
Lloyd Grant was the man who actually wrote/performed and recorded that solo for that song and Metallica loved it so much they kept it for the album.
It is still the greatest Metallica speed solo to this date.
Well done! Cheers from STE!
This is their most raw album !!! They were all so young and angry ! Im not sure some could even buy beer when this came out .
the album was originally called Metal Up Your Ass but they wouldn't clear it.
Kill'em All- The 4 Horseman
72 Seasons- Inomorata
Seek and destroy and whiplash my personal favs from this album.
Every album has had the trio of James, Lars, and Kirk. Dave Mustaine and Ron McGovney were in the band at one point, but exited prior to Kill 'em All for one reason or another. The only rotating spot there has been since Kill 'em All was released is the bassist. Its been Cliff Burton, Jason Newsted, and currently Rob Trujillo.