@@AeonAxisProductions Iron Maiden and Pink Floyd are my favorites when it comes to songs with amazing history and the instrumental lay out and delivery is what drives the feel. They're my go to for that full emersion experience of the music.
I can't wait for you to hear "The Call Of The Ktulu" if you've really read all of his books, stories, etc. I think the instrumental that comes will enchant you when you react, close your eyes and let yourself be carried away by the instrumentation, brother, great reaction to "Creeping Death", such a classic song, and quite memorable :).
@@Magma-33 It's just James, two or three backing vocals added. Of course I wish it was Cliff, but James did all the singing. The only singing not made by James is a Lars scream in the RTL song, but that's the only one
Can't listen to this song anymore without hearing Jason in the back of my head chanting: 'Die...mf...Die' ! He really takes this song to a whole new level of greatness... Thumbs up if you have the same experience...
I had a creative writing teacher in high school that played this song in class as a way to show that you can draw inspiration from anything. I think I was one of the only kids in class that knew it was about the Passover.
I hear that. I picked up on that pretty quick having grown up in a fairly strict Christian home. As soon as it went “to kill the first born Pharaoh son” it all made sense. Such a cool song.
@@polashmahmud5877 i really mean almost 25 years ago i started to listen to this album for the first time. I'm not talking about the date that the album went out in 1984.
It's the penultimate Metallica song that encompasses everything that makes em' great. Not to mention that this is the BEST live song of theirs. That die by my hand part live is just something you have to have experienced yourself, totally transcends metal 🤘
That time where Alex already heard the song 3 yrs ago when he reacted to a live version. =) That "die!" chant is such a key crowd participation moment.
There's a HUGE difference in Metallica....there's the Cliff Metallica, the Jason Metallica and last but surely not least, the Robert Metallica.....The Bass guitar makes a HUGE difference!
Honestly, the Robert stuff has actually been fairly solid. Just to blow your mind a little, Robert has now been in Metallica longer than Jason was. IMO they have the same count of good albums too(unfortunately a measly 2); let’s be real, after The Black Album they weren’t very good and didn’t return to something decent until Death Magnetic.
@@joelmacdonald6994 death magnetic is their worst album imo. I loved load and reload though so I’m pretty against the Metallica community on this one I guess
@@KineticKAT-1 Death Magnetic is easily in my top 3 albums after MOP amd AJFA it has some badass riffs and the songs are just pretty easy to listen to imo. Who cares about the production anyways lol don’t we just want to listen to some good music lmao
Hey, 'Princess Dazzle Thighs' here..lol...Love your work Alex. Now your finally getting to see what you've missed out on with rock and metal bro🤘Every song on this album is awesome, so it's always hard to decide on a favourite👍🇦🇺
Still remember playing the cassette over and over in my car- this was song 7- (or number 3 on side 2)- the good old days of the standard 8 song Metallica album.
The Main difference between guys like Kerry King and Kirk Hammet is that Kirk has studied under the absolute Guitar Legend Joey Satriani, Kirk has learned to make his guitar sing, convey emotions with music. No disrespect toward KfK, love the guy, they are just different and, due to popularity, an easy made and understood comparison.
The “19 Guitars” is James and Kirk harmonizing. They do that a lot. Always make you think there is 4 guitars but it’s only 2. Plus Cliff takes the main riff and transposed it with distortion to keep the main riff in the background until James takes back over. If you watch Cliff ‘em all you will see him do that quite a bit where he plays the main riffs of songs to punch the main riff out to your ears.
I’ve seen Metallica live 10 times,and to see and listen to 70 thousands fans shouting die...die...die still sends a shiver down the spine!! Amazing band.
@@maaathieu4881 1.6m is the total amount there during the entire event, which is why I stated 500k+. Even James has said when Metallica took the stage there were still people coming in, and AC/DC still had to take the stage. We can do what I see on other reaction to channels and go back and forth over who’s right and wrong…my point is it won’t matter. 500k+ or 1.6m, either way it’s still the largest gathering of people to hear music in the world.
@@GhostDrummer oh ok, thanks for those facts I didn’t know about bro, I’ve always seen people say they were 1.6m out there. And obviously 500k or 1.6m people don’t matter that’s still freaking insane 🔥
Funny how the dog seemed to antecipate the change in the pace at the beggining, almost announcing it. Not only Alex converted to metalhead but also his dog :D
Alex, Time to finish off early Metallica and do Kill'em All! It started it all bro!! Metallica changed my life in 83 then again in 2008 with Death Magnetic. I've seen them 9 times at different points in their career. Creeping Death has been a staple. Crowd always goes nuts.
Pete, I’ve always wanted to see Metallica. I was born in 86’ and my first taste is when I got And Justice for All when I was in 6th grade in 99’. Been hooked ever since. Since you said you’ve seen them 9 times I was wondering, how has it looked as far as ticket cost each time over the years…I know it’s not cheap seeing them now bc I’ve checked myself but I have to wonder how cool it was seeing them in the 80’s or 90’s but also how much cheaper lol
so crazy to think about. When they came to Dallas before COVID hit, they came to the stadium where the Cowboys play and to sit anywhere on the floor was a minimum of $600. Mind blowing. Also, do u remember what year you first saw them??
@@benjaminburton2082 I'd have to guess 87 . Tickets are high now because that's how bands make a good chunk of their money now since music is on the internet and people get it for nothing. It's sad in a way.
I love the fact that they went back to what they did on the intro for the outro. It's like (opening a book - telling the tale - closing the book) transition. I'm Heidi Dazzle Sizzle btw. Lol.
@@Ratamanthis ahh gotcha. I love that album (South of Heaven), but it’s not the thrashiest piece of their work. In fact, you can clearly hear a slowed down tempo compared to reign in blood. Reign in Blood perhaps should be reviewed but may be a little too much for him. I’d go with the Seasons in the Abyss album which seems to take elements from both Reign and South.
I've been a subscriber long enough to remember when you reacted to this live at the Moscow show with 1.6 million people attending. That was 2 years ago. You shouldn't be waiting so long to hear it again to where its like you're first time lol.......
This and Fade To Black are my two favorite on the album! (Followed by Right the Lightning and For Whom The Bell Tolls!) (My stripper name is "Kitty Velvet-hooter" which is an interesting one lol...)
Watching how you discover Metallica and how they light you up, lights me up. I love that you’re doing this and your videos bring me so much joy. Keep rockin and, go see Metallica live some day.
Alex my man! Good to see you. Metallica isn’t just a metal band they are the gods of metal giving us mortals a abundance of badass music no matter what era we live in. METLLICA GIVES YOU HEAVY!.
I recently listened to every Slayer record in order and, let me tell you, it's some heavy shit. It crushes. It's brutal. BUT, they're no Metallica. Metallica's songs are compositions. They make Slayer sound like they're mindlessly putting riffs together to make songs. Nothing stayed in my head afterwards. It's like I heard a bunch of random riffs and now, it's over.
Wait until you see them in concert. They’ll most certainly play this song and James will have 20-30k people shouting those “Die!”s for an extended period. It’s awesome, every time I’ve seen it.
Such a legendary song Alex, well done. This, dyers eve, and disposable heroes are my top 3 metallica songs. Please listen to Load and Hardwired at some point. So you get the full spectrum of the band. Spit out the bone needs to be heard if you haven't already.
This song, live, in the middle of the crowd, chanting "Die, Die, Die" is one of the unforgettable experiences of a lifetime. Been through it 3 times now :D
Thank you brother, that’s what us old-school Metallica fans preach… It was different back then! They’ve got one more great album in Kill Em all that you should check out.
@@FinkleisEinhorn52 Agreed. Decided to spin up some DM on my bike ride tonight. Not their strongest material, but it's got some chops. Mastering/mixing/production was sadly bungled.
@@FinkleisEinhorn52 Black was all right, it’s the first album they started their slide down though and nothing after that was worth even buying. Just the way it is, I wish you were right cause I wish I had a few more Metallica albums in my collection but after Black there wasn’t anything even worth buying.
I absolutely love this whole album, I'm 42 so I have been listening to old school Metallica since the beginning, since I was very young, love that it's still relevant today! Can't wait for the last song reaction!!
They usually layer their guitars over and over with either different effects or amps and they also usually play it at different octaves on the fretboard
bro..in the live shit binge and purge box set from the late 80s early 90s....theres a live version of this song and seeing jason newstead screaming the dies is unbelievably amazing
When Alex began try explain how awesome the song is. He just let out a bunch of grunts and was to blown away to say much about it. 🤣 That was exactly how I reacted when I first the heard song.
"Old school metallica hits different."
Perfectly put.
Yes that is shit, the first 4 albums is divine after..that's finish.
Before they became a pop band :P
The first 4 Metallica records are amazing. But then the Black Album happened and they betrayed the Metal community.
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Imagine being in an arena, with over 30,000 people all chanting "Die! Die! Die!" - It is freaking awesome!!!
1.6m
Seen them dozens of times.Its amazing.
30K? Bruh, You're going to have to multiply this a lot
Metal songs based on ancient history and or Biblical text are always dope.
I agree, avenged sevenfold has a lot of them, beast and the harlot, wicked end, chapter 4, etc
@@AeonAxisProductions Iron Maiden and Pink Floyd are my favorites when it comes to songs with amazing history and the instrumental lay out and delivery is what drives the feel. They're my go to for that full emersion experience of the music.
sabaton
Bands too....
Like Erra and Born of Osiris
Political too
After RTL, if he doesn't react to Kill 'em All, we riot.
I'm pretty sure he did Kill emall
@@sleepymetalhead7536 no
@@sleepymetalhead7536 no
@@sleepymetalhead7536 no
@@sleepymetalhead7536 no
Creeping Death: Easily one of most powerful final 20 seconds of a song. Live....its unreal....
The Die die die chant bro. It's magical.
creeping death is not the same without jason dude
it's amazing being there with 80.000 people screaming DIE!!! on the top of their lungs!
Seen them dozens of times.Rocking since 1995 with a mullet still got it. METALLICA FOREVER!!!
2:18 His dog even knows the riff! That's how awesome this song is :3
Lmao i was just about to write it. Hillarious😂
Alex! You wouldn't need to film a reaction to it, but you HAVE to see the live version of this in Seattle, 1989. The energy is INSANE.
So true! That’s the best live performance they ever did.
Moscow '91 maybe a tad more intense... IMO
They’re #1 and #2 for sure.
He already reacted to the live version two years ago!
True. Maybe he should do a song by song reaction to that too!
“When the die starts in the background” yeah better live with the whole crowd screaming die 👍🏻
He already did the Moscow performance
Been in a crowd doing the die chant. What an experience!
Even better with Jason hyping the crowd
The chills and dopamine its gives me everytime!! Aghhhh
@@andregreen77 I was at Milton Keynes in '93 when they opened with Creeping Death. Amazing day all around, but that was special.
I can't wait for you to hear "The Call Of The Ktulu" if you've really read all of his books, stories, etc. I think the instrumental that comes will enchant you when you react, close your eyes and let yourself be carried away by the instrumentation, brother, great reaction to "Creeping Death", such a classic song, and quite memorable :).
Indeed, has incredible lyrics :')
Close your eyes for this one, Alex!
Alex loves the music doing the talking and nothing does that better than Ktulu..........FACT
He NEEDS to listen to a bass boosted version of the song because the songs a bass solo but you can barely hear the bass
@@leebicke To Live Is To Die does
Every time I hear Kirks solo leading into the bridge of die! Die! Die! I get the chills. Absolutely legendary!
Cliff doing the deep backing vocals is just perfect...
R.I.P. CLIFF🤘
I really don't mean to disappoint you, but only James sings in this song
@@lucasgugli6698 who sings “DIE DIE” in the background, huh?
@@Magma-33 It's just James, two or three backing vocals added. Of course I wish it was Cliff, but James did all the singing. The only singing not made by James is a Lars scream in the RTL song, but that's the only one
@@lucasgugli6698 Cliff used to do the backing vocals at concerts. Watch the video Cliff' 'em All. If you don't have it, you can find it on TH-cam.
Must be Metallica, Alex's dog is barking. LOL
@Guilt free White man!! so happy I’m not the only one who caught that
That dog has them beats down lol. Tried and true
Lol ozzy loves metallica
Totally didn't miss that.
Bark at the moon, Ozzy
YEAHHHHHHH BOIIIII
Probably the best Kirk Hammett solo.
I’d have to give that award to the Shortest Straw
The title track has my vote
No fade to black 3rd solo
Ride the lightning
Ride the Lightning has the best solo.
Can't listen to this song anymore without hearing Jason in the back of my head chanting: 'Die...mf...Die' ! He really takes this song to a whole new level of greatness...
Thumbs up if you have the same experience...
Same with his parts in Four Horsemen.
I just realized i never listened to the studio version of this song before 😳
I always bang my head to moscow 1991 live version
:p
Ahhhhh you've popped your 🍒
You gotta check out the Seattle live version
That's the better version tbh
So you never heard the entire RTL album? I can't believe that
I had a creative writing teacher in high school that played this song in class as a way to show that you can draw inspiration from anything. I think I was one of the only kids in class that knew it was about the Passover.
I hear that. I picked up on that pretty quick having grown up in a fairly strict Christian home. As soon as it went “to kill the first born Pharaoh son” it all made sense. Such a cool song.
This album, still listening to it many times, every year, for almost 25 years. Soooo good
You mean 35
@@polashmahmud5877 i really mean almost 25 years ago i started to listen to this album for the first time. I'm not talking about the date that the album went out in 1984.
Nothing like being at the show and hearing this song and have15,000 - 20,000 people yelling DIE, DIE, DIE!! The energy from it is out of this world!!
My favorite Metallica song! Couldn’t wait for this one!
@@user-au2296 not the best but it still kicks ass
It's the penultimate Metallica song that encompasses everything that makes em' great. Not to mention that this is the BEST live song of theirs. That die by my hand part live is just something you have to have experienced yourself, totally transcends metal 🤘
@@d00mnoodle62 exactly. If i only had one song to describe Metallica, it would be this one. A perfect song.
6:25 Now, imaging yourself at a concert, 80K+ people, all chanting "Die!" in time.
That time where Alex already heard the song 3 yrs ago when he reacted to a live version. =) That "die!" chant is such a key crowd participation moment.
Just wait until you do Kill 'em All, classic thrash, the original really.
This is the one I’ve been waiting for
not the first time he react to this song lol
Me too me too
@@g1ng288 I guess it didn't make his play list. After two years it would seem new.
There's a HUGE difference in Metallica....there's the Cliff Metallica, the Jason Metallica and last but surely not least, the Robert Metallica.....The Bass guitar makes a HUGE difference!
Cliff Metallica is my favorite followed by Jason, Cliff had a great mind for music theory
Or lack thereof
Honestly, the Robert stuff has actually been fairly solid. Just to blow your mind a little, Robert has now been in Metallica longer than Jason was. IMO they have the same count of good albums too(unfortunately a measly 2); let’s be real, after The Black Album they weren’t very good and didn’t return to something decent until Death Magnetic.
@@joelmacdonald6994 death magnetic is their worst album imo. I loved load and reload though so I’m pretty against the Metallica community on this one I guess
@@KineticKAT-1 Death Magnetic is easily in my top 3 albums after MOP amd AJFA it has some badass riffs and the songs are just pretty easy to listen to imo. Who cares about the production anyways lol don’t we just want to listen to some good music lmao
Imagine the whole crowd chanting Die, goosebumps
Oh god... I am screaming DIE with my whole voice and I yell as metal as I can
Basicly whats going on, on every Metallica show when they play this song🤩
i want to go experience that so bad
@@hogeydork4388 First time I saw them I didn't know much about them(1986), that's what got me into Metallica.
The only thing better was a Pantera pit
I remember as a young lad in 87 hearing garage days 😲 holy shit
1 of my FAVORITE "Metallica" songs... Based on 'Exodus 12' of the "Old Testament"...
Alex my man! Its your fan Dakota from Colorado! Great running into you! Great video my dude! Keep being awesome!
My all time favorite Metallica song! Definitely one of the best songs they’ve ever written
Hey, 'Princess Dazzle Thighs' here..lol...Love your work Alex. Now your finally getting to see what you've missed out on with rock and metal bro🤘Every song on this album is awesome, so it's always hard to decide on a favourite👍🇦🇺
Im excited about the Call of Ktulu, a very underrated masterpiece
Agreed 100%
I absolutely agree! My favorite Metallica instrumental!
@@atranfanatic Arguably better than Orion!
Underrated?!
@@Devypocalypse it just gets overshaded by Orion
Man you appreciate each detail, that's awesome!
There something about being surrounded by 30k ppl when they play this live chanting Die along to this song
It's the most powerful anyone can and ever will feel.
Speaking from experience, it's truly fucking awesome.
Been there. It was awesome. Seen them 3 times. The 3 hour no opening band show, the GNR show, and Lollapalloza.
You should hear this live...5000 metalheads chanting "Die....Die...die..."
Alex having his Metallica phase feels like we're his parents passing on our records🤘🏼😂🔥
Still remember playing the cassette over and over in my car- this was song 7- (or number 3 on side 2)- the good old days of the standard 8 song Metallica album.
Not only is this album a timeless masterpiece, but the guys were pretty much 21 when they made it.
I feel like I'm back in high school! This was in my walkman 24/7!
Alex There's another song. It's a cover by dimond head. They covered " AM I EVIL!"
By far the best cover song Metallica ever did
@@Obs_Roseanne I think Astronomy is better😊 but they’re all good🤘🏻
🤘🤘
Nah dog the only one I can't get behind is Turn the Page
@@bindingofzieglers6372 never was a big fan of astronomy but whatever floats your boat
One of the best songs on the album and one of their all-time best live songs! The crowd does the "DIE!" chants whenever they play it live.
The Main difference between guys like Kerry King and Kirk Hammet is that Kirk has studied under the absolute Guitar Legend Joey Satriani, Kirk has learned to make his guitar sing, convey emotions with music. No disrespect toward KfK, love the guy, they are just different and, due to popularity, an easy made and understood comparison.
One of my favorite songs to play, it's so fun, simple, and just a great song, the harmonization while playing is always so awsome
You gotta check out a live version when Jason was with them. His vocals are KILLER during the breakdown and final chorus.
You have to see this live in Moscow 1991!!! I think it was 91. Sooooo freaking powerful and one of their best live performances ever!
He has. He just doesn’t remember
The “19 Guitars” is James and Kirk harmonizing. They do that a lot. Always make you think there is 4 guitars but it’s only 2. Plus Cliff takes the main riff and transposed it with distortion to keep the main riff in the background until James takes back over. If you watch Cliff ‘em all you will see him do that quite a bit where he plays the main riffs of songs to punch the main riff out to your ears.
I've seen them live 3 times and when they open with this song and the whole crowd is screaming die, die, die. AWESOME.
🤘🏻 Every album before the “Black” album is fucking AWESOME! It’s hit and miss after that…Enjoy! 🤘🏻🇨🇦
Death Magnetic and Hardwired were good though
I’ve seen Metallica live 10 times,and to see and listen to 70 thousands fans shouting die...die...die still sends a shiver down the spine!! Amazing band.
Creeping Death is one of my favourite guitar solos. All the ones that take up the melodic line are amazing. Sanitarium and Blackened are the same!
The live version in Russia with 500k+ people shouting “DIE DIE DIE” is freaking insane!
Actually they were like 1.6 million people lmao
@@maaathieu4881 1.6m is the total amount there during the entire event, which is why I stated 500k+. Even James has said when Metallica took the stage there were still people coming in, and AC/DC still had to take the stage.
We can do what I see on other reaction to channels and go back and forth over who’s right and wrong…my point is it won’t matter. 500k+ or 1.6m, either way it’s still the largest gathering of people to hear music in the world.
@@GhostDrummer oh ok, thanks for those facts I didn’t know about bro, I’ve always seen people say they were 1.6m out there. And obviously 500k or 1.6m people don’t matter that’s still freaking insane 🔥
The dogs barking in sync with the guitar solo is gold!
Kirk wrote the bridge riff, where they chant "die", when he was 16.
Funny how the dog seemed to antecipate the change in the pace at the beggining, almost announcing it. Not only Alex converted to metalhead but also his dog :D
Alex's dog, "I'M CREEPING DEATH!!!!"
Now imagine listening to this as a young impressionable teenager. Was definitely walking in the Metallica world, they had a huge impact on me!
Alex,
Time to finish off early Metallica and do Kill'em All! It started it all bro!!
Metallica changed my life in 83 then again in 2008 with Death Magnetic. I've seen them 9 times at different points in their career. Creeping Death has been a staple. Crowd always goes nuts.
Pete, I’ve always wanted to see Metallica. I was born in 86’ and my first taste is when I got And Justice for All when I was in 6th grade in 99’. Been hooked ever since. Since you said you’ve seen them 9 times I was wondering, how has it looked as far as ticket cost each time over the years…I know it’s not cheap seeing them now bc I’ve checked myself but I have to wonder how cool it was seeing them in the 80’s or 90’s but also how much cheaper lol
@@benjaminburton2082 I also have seen them multiple times. Paying under $40 up to $300. Now they are even more depending on where you want to sit.
I want him to do Peace sells album by Megadeth since he has only done one Megadeth album reaction which was Rust in Peace album.
so crazy to think about. When they came to Dallas before COVID hit, they came to the stadium where the Cowboys play and to sit anywhere on the floor was a minimum of $600. Mind blowing. Also, do u remember what year you first saw them??
@@benjaminburton2082 I'd have to guess 87 . Tickets are high now because that's how bands make a good chunk of their money now since music is on the internet and people get it for nothing. It's sad in a way.
Oh shit you went back to the old intro, caught me off guard !!
i hope he listens to a bass enhanced version of ktulu, there’s so much he’ll miss if he doesn’t
He needs to listen Kello's cover
@@ionehkontehdiabo7627 Definitely the best version. Sad they lowered the bass so much in RTL.
@@ionehkontehdiabo7627 that or the live version from the lyceum theatre in 1984
@@blainecooper123 for sure. I left a comment on his Ktulu reaction sayin he needs to listen to the Lyceum version
The most epic song of Metallica from the 80's
I love the fact that they went back to what they did on the intro for the outro. It's like (opening a book - telling the tale - closing the book) transition.
I'm Heidi Dazzle Sizzle btw. Lol.
Please react to Slayers "South of Heaven" album. It's a masterpiece of thrash metal.
Hell yeah!!!
He’s done “Angel of Death”, which is more thrashy.
@@Bimmer_Bill I am talking about the whole album. Would be great.
@@Ratamanthis ahh gotcha. I love that album (South of Heaven), but it’s not the thrashiest piece of their work. In fact, you can clearly hear a slowed down tempo compared to reign in blood. Reign in Blood perhaps should be reviewed but may be a little too much for him. I’d go with the Seasons in the Abyss album which seems to take elements from both Reign and South.
I've been a subscriber long enough to remember when you reacted to this live at the Moscow show with 1.6 million people attending. That was 2 years ago. You shouldn't be waiting so long to hear it again to where its like you're first time lol.......
This and Fade To Black are my two favorite on the album! (Followed by Right the Lightning and For Whom The Bell Tolls!)
(My stripper name is "Kitty Velvet-hooter" which is an interesting one lol...)
Watching how you discover Metallica and how they light you up, lights me up. I love that you’re doing this and your videos bring me so much joy. Keep rockin and, go see Metallica live some day.
Alex my man! Good to see you. Metallica isn’t just a metal band they are the gods of metal giving us mortals a abundance of badass music no matter what era we live in.
METLLICA GIVES YOU HEAVY!.
Every time I hear this album it takes me back to my high school days. Cruising on the strip every weekend, good times good times
Just something about having long hair, calling the album Ride the Lightning, and then picking up your electric guitar... Magic happens.
Bro there is nothing ever like being at a Mateallica show and the breakdown for this song comes and the whole crowd, "DIE, DIE, DIE, DIE".
I recently listened to every Slayer record in order and, let me tell you, it's some heavy shit. It crushes. It's brutal. BUT, they're no Metallica. Metallica's songs are compositions. They make Slayer sound like they're mindlessly putting riffs together to make songs. Nothing stayed in my head afterwards. It's like I heard a bunch of random riffs and now, it's over.
You high kid !
Wait until you see them in concert. They’ll most certainly play this song and James will have 20-30k people shouting those “Die!”s for an extended period. It’s awesome, every time I’ve seen it.
You were in Colorado and you didn't even stop by to say " Have a dope ass day" LMFAO 🤪🤣🥴🤘🎶👍
That dog 😂
KEEP GOING BRO! MASSIVE LOVE AND RESPECT
I can’t be the only one during that last pause was like “NOOOOO DON’T FUCKING PAUSE IT NOW, ALEX!” 😂🤘🏻
🤘🤘🤘🤘🤘🤘
That was exactly what I was thinking.
40 yrs from now. Grandpa wants to blast his sunday hymn. Old testament kicks ass.
Such a legendary song Alex, well done. This, dyers eve, and disposable heroes are my top 3 metallica songs. Please listen to Load and Hardwired at some point. So you get the full spectrum of the band. Spit out the bone needs to be heard if you haven't already.
He did spit out the bone. But I agree
My very first tallicasong I ever liked. The solo just gripped me and ever hold me as a tallicafan. It's been 34 years and counting.
2:20 Dang it you're dog was about .5 seconds too soon with those barks ! would've been perfectly timed AND in rythme
Wtf yeah xd
I know!!! It was almost perfect!!!😂👍👍
You laugh at the perfect time in the beginning! Justice tour, James would laugh laugh right there. '89-92 tours this song was unbelievable live!!
You have to see a live version with Jason Newstead on bass (Moscow 1991 maybe?) His vocals sound like Satan chanting DIE! Nothing more badass!
Alex has already reacted to Creeping Death Live Moscow.
And Yeahhh this Live version is awesome. 👏🏼👏🏼🤟🏼🤟🏼🤟🏼
Jason makes the song!
Jason's vocals get Satan back in his tiny miserable little cave.
Have been waiting for this to appear. Will honestly say I laughed hard @2:18 when you dogs were in sync with the song.
Cannot wait for the Ktulu reaction, I have been waiting for such a long time!
I remember seeing them when I was like 9 at the oracle and the chant of die from thousands of people is still one of my favorite memories.
I think you reacted to this live in Moscow long ago already; the famous show with all the people. And the hair.
This song, live, in the middle of the crowd, chanting "Die, Die, Die" is one of the unforgettable experiences of a lifetime. Been through it 3 times now :D
Thank you brother, that’s what us old-school Metallica fans preach… It was different back then! They’ve got one more great album in Kill Em all that you should check out.
Shit
The black album, load, reload were all great albums in my book.
Death Magnetic maybe woulda been if the production were done right.
@@FinkleisEinhorn52 Agreed. Decided to spin up some DM on my bike ride tonight. Not their strongest material, but it's got some chops. Mastering/mixing/production was sadly bungled.
@@FinkleisEinhorn52 Black was all right, it’s the first album they started their slide down though and nothing after that was worth even buying. Just the way it is, I wish you were right cause I wish I had a few more Metallica albums in my collection but after Black there wasn’t anything even worth buying.
I absolutely love this whole album, I'm 42 so I have been listening to old school Metallica since the beginning, since I was very young, love that it's still relevant today! Can't wait for the last song reaction!!
I would love to see Alex react to a more recent album like Death Magnetic. Some rippers songs on that album
They opened with this in 85 at Day On The Green in Frisco...amazing
Well only The Call of Ktulu... then we need Kill Em All
Perfect timing & intonation by the dog in the intro. 👌🏼
He would cry if he ever reacted to St Anger..... And not in a good way.
The "Hate Trend" on St.Anger is finally diminishing..Look at their 2019 tour, when they played Frantic and St. Anger the crowd loved it..
Whoa that bark almost synced up with chugs on the guitar.. lol
What a jam... Oh and my stripper name is Sir Loin. Have a good one
I love watching this live... the crowd chanting... some day I will be there
Alex- My favorite song on album
Us- Call of Kutlu is next lol
They usually layer their guitars over and over with either different effects or amps and they also usually play it at different octaves on the fretboard
i hope this Metallica shit is over very soon...
bro..in the live shit binge and purge box set from the late 80s early 90s....theres a live version of this song and seeing jason newstead screaming the dies is unbelievably amazing
When Alex began try explain how awesome the song is. He just let out a bunch of grunts and was to blown away to say much about it. 🤣 That was exactly how I reacted when I first the heard song.
Moscow 1991 the this song. Oh my.