Start with the opening song Blackened and take the whole ride. This is the greatest metal band's greatest performance. Top 3 best concert videos out there. No need to skip a single song.
Metallica reacts made me sub. I love seeing another music lover fall in love with Metallica. I have been a huge fan since Ride the Lightening came out in 1984. If you want to hear another side of his voice, check out "Nothing Else Matters" and "The Unforgiven". "Fade to Black" is another beautiful song and you will want to pay attention to the lyrics. It is an awesome journey to take following them through their musical growth and experience their different styles as they progress. I can't wait to follow you as you broaden your Metallica experience!
I was at this show, both nights. Totlly epic. This was the first time that I had been back to Seattle since my birth. I can not adequately experss the energy in that building for these shows. I swear you could have powered the city with it for an entire year. The band was about as perfect as you could get, everyone was "On" and in sync. James in particular was I think, at his peak. He seemed larger than life, almost intimidating and definitely held your attention. As others have said here, this was Metallica at their prime. I've seen them live 12 times and this show was all around the best.
I was there for both nights as well. To this day; the best two shows I've ever seen. Period. Still remember the big signs outside of the Coliseum stating that the show were going to be recorded. Not sure if you remember; but I loved seeing everyone in the back bleachers rush the floor before the show started. Complete insanity.
Keep going sweetheart!you’re gonna have so much fun. The more Metallica, you listen to the more, your eyes will be open, on how good this band actually is. Their longevity is second to none. Check out creeping death.
@@saintofkilers Seattle 89 and Moscow 91! You can't go wrong with anything from either, that being said its my favorite performance of all time from them.
Hey Kathryn, it’s also worth focusing on the lyrics. James Hetfield is one of the best lyricists. Can you also react to “One”. Would be awesome if you can react to the official video. And i’d like to recommend another fantastic band, Nightwish. You will absolutely love them, female singer and Symphonic Metal. Check out the song “Ghost Love Score” live at Wacken Open Air 2013. ❤
You will never see a better band, from lead guitar, to rythym guitar, to the drums, to the bassist, than Metallica. They are the greatest band to step foot on a stage together. For tge haters, I have saw hundreds if bands, there is none quite like Metallica. When you buy a ticket to see Metallica, there is no doubt they will deliver. Best band to ever grace the planet
Metallica's original bassist, Cliff Burton (sadly died in a tour bus crash) was classically trained. Before his death he was mainly responsible for much of the structure found in the early (first 3) Metallica albums. I'm sure he taught the other band members much of what he was taught because the bands follow-up albums (And Justice for All, Black Album) retain much of their earlier style.
Cliff was technically their 2nd bassist.. but James has said that Cliff taught them so much music theory and how to structure a song in their time together. R.I.P. Cliff
The headbanging will come naturally. I wouldn't start with the concert performances to be introduced to the songs, but if it's working for you, you do you. Loving your Metallica journey. It's a long and fruitful one. 🤘🤘
If you like this one, you should check out Fade To Black and One. They both follow a similar compositional structure to Sanitarium but are even better songs (in my humble opinion). The Unforgiven is another one I think you'd really like 🙂
This is Metallica at the absolute peak of their powers. Their next album turned them into global superstars. Please stick to the 80s and early 90s shows. They're still playing to this day, but they're in their 60s now, and it's not the same.
I often describe Metallica as orchestrated, with every note carefully curated and perfectly placed... it's ironic that they've released two live albums recorded with the San Francisco Symphony...🤔😂 awesome reaction video!
First, love your reactions! Second, everyone that thinks she needs to listen to "One" next like this comment! The lyrics only video is what you want, initially... watch the official music video later for a separate reaction! 👍 Otherwise, it may be sensory overload trying to take it all in the first go around. It is from the album "...and justice for all" and many feel it is musically their best WRITTEN album.
Awesome reaction! One thing.. the phrase "this is my favorite Metallica song" ... just prepare yourself to use that phrase a lot going through their songs lol. Been a huge huge fan for 15 years and I still can't settle for only 1 favorite song. Impossible.
I don't if this is your first true exposure to Metallica but very interesting to start it off with the 89 Seattle concert! Very unreal power during this concert! I like the 92 San Diego concert more this 89 as of terms of sound. Fade to black and One are probably going to be you're next two favorite songs from them! :) If you do any reactions to the 92 San Diego concert, then I can wait for you to hear the unforgiven, whether it be the live version or the music video!
To quote Samuel L. Jackson "English m.f'er do you speak it". I am totally kidding. I just think it is awesome to witness somebody experiencing Metallica to such a level they are finding it difficult to express their emotions properly 👍
You should just do a full album reaction to Master of Puppets (followed by Ride the Lightning!) at this point. Suggestion: if you love live stuff, Metallica’s 1999 concert with the San Francisco Symphony Orchestra (entitled “S&M”) is a must watch/listen. I’m a massive Metallica fan, and while the 1989 concert is legendary, and is kinda their thrash peak, the S&M concert is phenomenally good and contains more of an soulfulness and an incredible sound.
Three Metallica must see videos One - official video (lots of emotions) Enter Sandman - Moscow (live -over a million in attendance) Seek and Destroy - Quebec (live - fun video)
Cliff Burton(R.I.P. 1986), was classically trained and Kirk Hammett is also a classically trained guitarist. He was also taught by Joe Satriani, considered by MANY to be a guitar GOD. Lars Ulrich is a self taught drummer. The bassist you see in this video, is Jason Newsted. He joined the band after Cliff's death, sadly left in 2001 because of turmoil within the band. 2003 saw the arrival of Robert Trujillo, known in metal circles for his work with Suicidal Tendencies, Infectious Grooves and did do some work with Ozzy Osbourne. James started on piano, but then started to play guitar at 14. Thanks to Aerosmith apparently. He met Lars in 1981 and the rest as they say is history. Hope this helps you in some way. Loved your reaction. Keep up the GREAT work! 🤘🤘🤘
There's no shortage of Metallica songs you need to react to. One, Disposable Heroes, Fade to Black, For Whom the Bell Tolls, Dyer's Eve, Orion, To Live is to Die, Seek & Destroy, Bleeding Me, Unforgiven, Nothing Else Matters, The Outlaw Torn etc.
Awespme reaction!! You have to check out Metallica- Wherever i may roam Cunning Stunts LIVE, FADE TO BLACK LIVE IN LINCOLN, MASTER Of Puppets Denmark LIVE, Unforgiven 91 live & ENTER SANDMAN 91 in russia LIVE!!! Insaneeee 1.6 million attendance at enter sandman 🔥💥🔥💥🚀🚀🚀
You're quickly becoming a metalhead and I love your completely unhinged reactions! Keep listening to these bands, you're just at the beginning of your journey!
This is an awesome channel. Please react to the German band Gamma Ray. GAMMA RAY - WINGS OF DESTINY (live Skeletons & Majesties in Pratteln, Switzerland)
James looked so badass during this era. I guess it’s because that was when I first heard them. Justice was the first metal album I ever bought and it’s why I still listen to this day. The Black Album was the first new Metallica album to come out after I started listening to them.
Hi Kathryn. Yes, your notion of Metallica's music having a classical feel can be affirmed by listening to The Scorched Earth Orchestra's version of Welcome Home (Sanitarium) and Orion.
Just wanna first give compliments about your reaction, as I like it that you do feel music and react naturally to it. specially METALLICA songs which undoubtedly are the greatest of all. and then want to tell you that listen to "Blackened", also from the same live show and listen to the timing of the music which constantly changes and the genius Lars and James, who composed a very tricky song both to listen AND to play! Keep Going Kathryn and welcome to the awesome world of METALLICA
It is a massive mistake when a band is characterized as e.g. thrash metal! It becomes very clear when they then play an "almost" ballad. A band can belong to a genre because the majority of their music is associated with this genre, but it is the individual tracks that are associated with different genres. Metallica is basically a hard metal or a hard rock band, which on some tracks veers towards thrash metal or heavy metal.
Agree with other comments, you could honestly just do this entire show, it’s insane. Creeping Death and Four Horseman would be my next recommendation. Another excellent reaction! The head banging will come naturally 😂 Oh and I’ll try and give you a bit of insight on the band!: In these Seattle ‘89 clips, it’s: Rhythm Guitar/Vocal: James Hetfield - He and Lars, the drummer, are the founding members. Writes the songs and is an all around legend. Had a rough childhood and harnessed that energy into creating one of the best band in the world (imo). Also famous for his insane rhythm down-picking and general leadership in the band. Drummer: Lars - Founding member with James. Travelled from Europe in his teens as a pro tennis player. Ended up staying California to start a band. Had no idea how to play drums when he started the band lol. Became a big part of Metallica’s commercial success and the arrangement of their songs. In the 80’s and 90’s he was a monster drummer, but he is considered a little bit of a meme now as he can be a little lazy. He’s a bit of a character but I like him lol. Bass: Jason Newsted - personal favourite member of Metallica. Played every single show at 110%. Amazing backing vocals and stage presence. Heavy af. He makes Creeping Death (my favourite song) 10x better. He joined the band in ‘86 after their original bassist, Cliff Burton ,died in a tour-bus crash while they were on tour. He left in 2003 because James wouldn’t let him work on his own personal side project, Echobrain. Guitar: Kirk Hammett, some of the best written solos ever imo. Ride the Lightning is my favourite solo. Joined in ‘83 after James and Lars kicked out original guitarist Dave Mustaine (who would go on to found one of the other biggest thrash bands in Megadeth (check out the song Holy Wars…). Members not in this video: Ron McGovney - technically the first bassist, but never recorded anything in the studio with them. Cliff Burton: widely considered the original bassist. Absolute legend in his own right, but passed in ‘86 as I mentioned. Check out their ‘85 Day on the Green - For Whom the Bell Tolls performance to see him in action. At times he shreds/plays his bass like a guitar. Huge distortion and very unique style. Dave Mustaine: original guitarist, founded Megadeth as I mentioned. Was an alcoholic and left with a lot of resentment. It’s a long story. They’ve mostly rekindled now, but the two bands have never really been on great terms lol. Rob Trujillo - replaced Jason after he left. I’m not really into anything they’ve done since the Black album (‘94) so I don’t listen to their newer stuff and as such don’t really listen to Rob. Can’t say much about him.
Rob Trujillo is a great bass player. Plays alot like Cliff Burton. Was the former bassist for Infectious Grooves and Suicidal Tendencies. Don't listen to people who stopped listening to Metallica after the Black Album. They have a bunch of great songs that came after it. I started listening to them from the beginning and have every album they ever put out.
@@anthonyhelton257 I didn’t say they were bad after Jason left. I just stopped listening. Their sound completely changed, nothing wrong with not being into their newer stuff. I’m not even that into the Black album. I just love thrash. Rob is obviously an amazing bass player. I wouldn’t say he’s ‘a lot like’ Cliff. They have very different sounds.
@@Scooby_Dum Their sound hasn't changed that much. Death Magnetic and Hard Wired to Self Destruct, the 2 latest albums, both had songs that reminded me of earlier songs. Like Atlas Rise sounds similar to No Remorse. Spit Out the Bone is amazing. Lars is one quoted when he said Rob plays like Cliff.
I would love to watch you react to “Enter Sandman” from their 1991 performance in Moscow. 1.6 million people in attendance! The energy is off the charts!! 🤘🏼
Love seeing people getting introduced to metal \m/. If you'd like to expand your repertoire beyond Metallica you could try something like Judas Priest- The Sentinel Live (absolutely legendary band, you can't go wrong with the almighty Priest) or King Diamond- The Invisible Guests, live at Monsters of Rock '96 (also legendary)
I've seen Metallica live twice. Sadly not in their prime (too young). I saw them in 2004, and again in 2009 (Big 4 tour). Nothing quite like a live metal show 😄🤘 Awesome reaction, you remind me of myself when I first discovered Metallica 25 years ago 😆
You should most def. dive into their "Justice For All" album, sooo many great songs there as well! - keep it up, love your reactions.... EDIT: i just came to the conclusion, that you maybe should watch the intro + the first song "Blackened", from their 2009 concert in Nimes, France... the whole concert is a must see, but let's take it from the beginning, video here: th-cam.com/video/L-WA7y0b99g/w-d-xo.html
I love how moved you are to their music. I have been listening to this album since 1986 and it still gives me goosebumps. I love watching people experience their music for the first time and realize the sheer greatness of Metallica!
I think you’re ready for “one” from the … and justice for all album. Their first actual music video is amazing adding the movie elements that inspired the song with clips from “Johnny got his gun” but to see them play it live in person is breath taking.
Honestly Metallica's Welcome Home Sanitarium live from 1989 from Seattle is still a classic performance to this day.
U can also search for "no leaf clover"
It's great song
Start with the opening song Blackened and take the whole ride. This is the greatest metal band's greatest performance. Top 3 best concert videos out there. No need to skip a single song.
Hi Karen, you should check out “Voice of trespass” by Between the buried and me? It’s like nothing you’ve ever heard🙂
Best metal band with the best musician is still Dave Mustaine wirh Megadeth.Their new album ist awesome ! ;)
@@GamerRuck Metallica's first 4 albums are better than anything Megadeth has ever done,plus daves voice is an acquired taste to put it politely
@GamerRuck I like Megadeth btw, so far so good so what is my favourite by them
Sepultura - Under Siege Barcelona 1991...
Live in Seattle '89 is considered one of the greatest Metallica lives. Another iconic Metallica's song is One, you should react it for the next
You say exactly what i want to say 🎸
The other amazing performance from that concert was For Whom The Bell Tolls. Classic.
If Toronto '86 was pro shot, I think it would blow this away.. shitty part is, the new album at the time was Puppets, so no justice material.
It's one of the greatest metal performances of all time.
I was there... it was amazing
That's what Metallica fans call a ballad...
Metallica reacts made me sub. I love seeing another music lover fall in love with Metallica. I have been a huge fan since Ride the Lightening came out in 1984. If you want to hear another side of his voice, check out "Nothing Else Matters" and "The Unforgiven". "Fade to Black" is another beautiful song and you will want to pay attention to the lyrics. It is an awesome journey to take following them through their musical growth and experience their different styles as they progress. I can't wait to follow you as you broaden your Metallica experience!
As a Metallica fan I like seeing Metallica fans discover the band Lovebites for the first time.
Yeah I have heard them. They are good. Not sure what that has to do with this though.
I was at this show, both nights. Totlly epic. This was the first time that I had been back to Seattle since my birth. I can not adequately experss the energy in that building for these shows. I swear you could have powered the city with it for an entire year. The band was about as perfect as you could get, everyone was "On" and in sync. James in particular was I think, at his peak. He seemed larger than life, almost intimidating and definitely held your attention. As others have said here, this was Metallica at their prime. I've seen them live 12 times and this show was all around the best.
Did you see them on The Black Album tour? For me, this era was the best. It was the live band's peak, between 1991 and 1993, especially in 91/92.
@@juanrezende4914 yes, I saw them in Seattle again in '92.
I was there for both nights as well. To this day; the best two shows I've ever seen. Period. Still remember the big signs outside of the Coliseum stating that the show were going to be recorded. Not sure if you remember; but I loved seeing everyone in the back bleachers rush the floor before the show started. Complete insanity.
"I was at this show, both nights. " fck you then xD
No se puede decir más claro, yo he tenido el Honor de ver y escuchar tocar a CLIFF BURton en 1986 en la presentacion de master of puppets..
Keep going sweetheart!you’re gonna have so much fun. The more Metallica, you listen to the more, your eyes will be open, on how good this band actually is. Their longevity
is second to none. Check out creeping death.
Creeping Death live in Moscow 91! Best live performance of that song. I still get goosebumps every time I watch it. You have to see it to believe it.
🤘🤘
Hell Yeah! Thats what I'm saying! She is gonna flip if she watches that!
@@saintofkilers Seattle 89 and Moscow 91! You can't go wrong with anything from either, that being said its my favorite performance of all time from them.
yeah...gotta do this one. There were over 1 MILLION (mmmmmmillion) people in attendance. Wow. People in the crowd as far back as the eye can see
Agreeed!!!!
Hey Kathryn, it’s also worth focusing on the lyrics. James Hetfield is one of the best lyricists. Can you also react to “One”. Would be awesome if you can react to the official video. And i’d like to recommend another fantastic band, Nightwish. You will absolutely love them, female singer and Symphonic Metal. Check out the song “Ghost Love Score” live at Wacken Open Air 2013. ❤
And some Kamelot as well
If you want chills, The Thing That Should Not Be from that same concert is insane.
You will never see a better band, from lead guitar, to rythym guitar, to the drums, to the bassist, than Metallica. They are the greatest band to step foot on a stage together. For tge haters, I have saw hundreds if bands, there is none quite like Metallica. When you buy a ticket to see Metallica, there is no doubt they will deliver. Best band to ever grace the planet
Lars is hated on for no reason his drummjng is unreal I love it all best band ever
Do For Whom The Bell Tolls from the same concert.
Then check out the band Lovebites and their new song Judgment Day. It's metal perfection.
Metallica live in Moscow will blow your mind. The crowd size is insane 1.6
1.6 million.
Unfortunately the fans way in the back couid hardly see or hear the band.
You should just react to this whole concert! Definitely worth your while!
Metallica's original bassist, Cliff Burton (sadly died in a tour bus crash) was classically trained. Before his death he was mainly responsible for much of the structure found in the early (first 3) Metallica albums. I'm sure he taught the other band members much of what he was taught because the bands follow-up albums (And Justice for All, Black Album) retain much of their earlier style.
Cliff was technically their 2nd bassist.. but James has said that Cliff taught them so much music theory and how to structure a song in their time together.
R.I.P. Cliff
Not to nick pick but Metallica's original bassist was not the late great Cliff. but Ron mcgrovery
@@Shawn-mo6dh Not to nitpick, but his name is Ron McGovney.
Ajfa and black album diverge from the 1st 3 albums, so i have no idea what you're trying to get at tracker
@@zane4575 Justice didn't diverge from the previous albums. It takes composition even further.
Check out Fade to Black from the same live Seattle '89 concert
I think it would definitely be another top favorite of yours 👍
Fade to black or The unforgiven next
The headbanging will come naturally. I wouldn't start with the concert performances to be introduced to the songs, but if it's working for you, you do you.
Loving your Metallica journey. It's a long and fruitful one. 🤘🤘
If you like this one, you should check out Fade To Black and One. They both follow a similar compositional structure to Sanitarium but are even better songs (in my humble opinion). The Unforgiven is another one I think you'd really like 🙂
I would throw Orion in there as well.
You need to react to album versions, they’re better. I think you’ll like ‘For Whom the Bell Tolls’.
Please start from the beginning (Blackened) and react to this entire concert - it's GOAT status🤘. Cheers!
This is Metallica at the absolute peak of their powers. Their next album turned them into global superstars. Please stick to the 80s and early 90s shows. They're still playing to this day, but they're in their 60s now, and it's not the same.
You need too react to Creeping Death by Metallica live in Moscow 1991 there performance is unbelievable. So much energy and power.
Love that you're digging Metallica. Try the official music video for "One"
Great!! BUT i think, you need to react to the album version first. And then react to live versions (so, you can compare also)
89 seatlle is just insane
I often describe Metallica as orchestrated, with every note carefully curated and perfectly placed... it's ironic that they've released two live albums recorded with the San Francisco Symphony...🤔😂
awesome reaction video!
First, love your reactions!
Second, everyone that thinks she needs to listen to "One" next like this comment!
The lyrics only video is what you want, initially... watch the official music video later for a separate reaction! 👍 Otherwise, it may be sensory overload trying to take it all in the first go around. It is from the album "...and justice for all" and many feel it is musically their best WRITTEN album.
Awesome reaction! One thing.. the phrase "this is my favorite Metallica song" ... just prepare yourself to use that phrase a lot going through their songs lol. Been a huge huge fan for 15 years and I still can't settle for only 1 favorite song. Impossible.
Harvester of Sorrow and Creeping Death from Moscow ‘91 next, please!!
I bet; after you have done another 10 Metallica-bangers you will have changed your mind more than twice re. what is your favourite Metallica-song 🔥🔥🤘🤘
absolutely loving your Metallica reactions please keep them coming!! 🤘🏽🤘🏽🤘🏽🤘🏽
From Metallica, check out Creeping Death live in Moscow
I also recommend Ghost Love Score by finnish symphonic metal band Nightwish
Next same concert " and justice for all" ;) Love your channel
I don't if this is your first true exposure to Metallica but very interesting to start it off with the 89 Seattle concert! Very unreal power during this concert! I like the 92 San Diego concert more this 89 as of terms of sound. Fade to black and One are probably going to be you're next two favorite songs from them! :) If you do any reactions to the 92 San Diego concert, then I can wait for you to hear the unforgiven, whether it be the live version or the music video!
Thats how I would show people. Start them off in the prime 1989 seattle lol. 92 Diego is also sick too.
Damn hun! Lol, how many orgasms did you have on this one?
It'll be interesting to see how you react to Fade to Black. I'd recommend the studio version for that one.
She's hooked man like all of us were when we heard the first 4 albums, love to see it.
The bassist, Cliff, was classically trained yes :)
Someone's becoming a metal head hehehehe 🤘🤘❤❤🤘🤘❤❤
To quote Samuel L. Jackson "English m.f'er do you speak it". I am totally kidding. I just think it is awesome to witness somebody experiencing Metallica to such a level they are finding it difficult to express their emotions properly 👍
She's going to love Iron Maiden's live videos. Hope she gets to that point soon.
I am glad you are having fun with this.. I love watching people discover the music that I grew up with.. Good luck with your next choice.
You should just do a full album reaction to Master of Puppets (followed by Ride the Lightning!) at this point.
Suggestion: if you love live stuff, Metallica’s 1999 concert with the San Francisco Symphony Orchestra (entitled “S&M”) is a must watch/listen.
I’m a massive Metallica fan, and while the 1989 concert is legendary, and is kinda their thrash peak, the S&M concert is phenomenally good and contains more of an soulfulness and an incredible sound.
F me was S&M way back in 99?!? Crap it doesn't seem like that long ago
@@vass0922 yeah makes you feel old huh 😂
Three Metallica must see videos
One - official video (lots of emotions)
Enter Sandman - Moscow (live -over a million in attendance)
Seek and Destroy - Quebec (live - fun video)
This whole concert is AWESOME.
react to every song on this concert. Then listen to the original.....you will be blown away.
Next on is BLACKENED
Cliff Burton(R.I.P. 1986), was classically trained and Kirk Hammett is also a classically trained guitarist. He was also taught by Joe Satriani, considered by MANY to be a guitar GOD. Lars Ulrich is a self taught drummer. The bassist you see in this video, is Jason Newsted. He joined the band after Cliff's death, sadly left in 2001 because of turmoil within the band. 2003 saw the arrival of Robert Trujillo, known in metal circles for his work with Suicidal Tendencies, Infectious Grooves and did do some work with Ozzy Osbourne. James started on piano, but then started to play guitar at 14. Thanks to Aerosmith apparently. He met Lars in 1981 and the rest as they say is history. Hope this helps you in some way. Loved your reaction. Keep up the GREAT work! 🤘🤘🤘
For Whom the Bells Toll is possibly my fav
Creeping Death.
There's no shortage of Metallica songs you need to react to. One, Disposable Heroes, Fade to Black, For Whom the Bell Tolls, Dyer's Eve, Orion, To Live is to Die, Seek & Destroy, Bleeding Me, Unforgiven, Nothing Else Matters, The Outlaw Torn etc.
and if you want to stick to this show Breadfan is a must!!!
Awespme reaction!! You have to check out Metallica- Wherever i may roam Cunning Stunts LIVE, FADE TO BLACK LIVE IN LINCOLN, MASTER Of Puppets Denmark LIVE, Unforgiven 91 live & ENTER SANDMAN 91 in russia LIVE!!! Insaneeee 1.6 million attendance at enter sandman 🔥💥🔥💥🚀🚀🚀
You're quickly becoming a metalhead and I love your completely unhinged reactions! Keep listening to these bands, you're just at the beginning of your journey!
I know you already reacted to Battery, but they play Battery in this show too, and it is absolutely brutal. Definitely worth seeing.
This is an awesome channel. Please react to the German band Gamma Ray.
GAMMA RAY - WINGS OF DESTINY (live Skeletons & Majesties in Pratteln, Switzerland)
James looked so badass during this era. I guess it’s because that was when I first heard them. Justice was the first metal album I ever bought and it’s why I still listen to this day. The Black Album was the first new Metallica album to come out after I started listening to them.
Hi Kathryn. Yes, your notion of Metallica's music having a classical feel can be affirmed by listening to The Scorched Earth Orchestra's version of Welcome Home (Sanitarium) and Orion.
classic master of puppets songs
KATHRYN, I LOVE THE WAY YOU'RE LOVING THESE GUYS!!! KEEP ROCKING AND ENJOYING!!! 🤘🏼🎶
Please keep making videos I've watched all of them and it really brightens my day
I am once again requesting you to please react to Stevie Ray Vaughan - Texas Flood (Live at the El Mocambo) given your visceral reaction to guitar.
One of my fav Metallica songs ever. Great performance! Keep the metal reactions coming. More Metallica, more Tool, just MOAR!
You really check out "Creeping Death" live in Moscow 1991, 1.6 million people in the crowd .
Kathryn, just subscribed. Need to check out Enter Sandman Moscow 1991
Enjoy the Ride....had the same reaction in 1986 with the release of this album.
Just wanna first give compliments about your reaction, as I like it that you do feel music and react naturally to it. specially METALLICA songs which undoubtedly are the greatest of all. and then want to tell you that listen to "Blackened", also from the same live show and listen to the timing of the music which constantly changes and the genius Lars and James, who composed a very tricky song both to listen AND to play! Keep Going Kathryn and welcome to the awesome world of METALLICA
It is a massive mistake when a band is characterized as e.g. thrash metal! It becomes very clear when they then play an "almost" ballad. A band can belong to a genre because the majority of their music is associated with this genre, but it is the individual tracks that are associated with different genres. Metallica is basically a hard metal or a hard rock band, which on some tracks veers towards thrash metal or heavy metal.
Agree with other comments, you could honestly just do this entire show, it’s insane. Creeping Death and Four Horseman would be my next recommendation.
Another excellent reaction! The head banging will come naturally 😂
Oh and I’ll try and give you a bit of insight on the band!:
In these Seattle ‘89 clips, it’s:
Rhythm Guitar/Vocal: James Hetfield - He and Lars, the drummer, are the founding members. Writes the songs and is an all around legend. Had a rough childhood and harnessed that energy into creating one of the best band in the world (imo). Also famous for his insane rhythm down-picking and general leadership in the band.
Drummer: Lars - Founding member with James. Travelled from Europe in his teens as a pro tennis player. Ended up staying California to start a band. Had no idea how to play drums when he started the band lol. Became a big part of Metallica’s commercial success and the arrangement of their songs. In the 80’s and 90’s he was a monster drummer, but he is considered a little bit of a meme now as he can be a little lazy. He’s a bit of a character but I like him lol.
Bass: Jason Newsted - personal favourite member of Metallica. Played every single show at 110%. Amazing backing vocals and stage presence. Heavy af. He makes Creeping Death (my favourite song) 10x better. He joined the band in ‘86 after their original bassist, Cliff Burton ,died in a tour-bus crash while they were on tour. He left in 2003 because James wouldn’t let him work on his own personal side project, Echobrain.
Guitar: Kirk Hammett, some of the best written solos ever imo. Ride the Lightning is my favourite solo. Joined in ‘83 after James and Lars kicked out original guitarist Dave Mustaine (who would go on to found one of the other biggest thrash bands in Megadeth (check out the song Holy Wars…).
Members not in this video:
Ron McGovney - technically the first bassist, but never recorded anything in the studio with them.
Cliff Burton: widely considered the original bassist. Absolute legend in his own right, but passed in ‘86 as I mentioned. Check out their ‘85 Day on the Green - For Whom the Bell Tolls performance to see him in action. At times he shreds/plays his bass like a guitar. Huge distortion and very unique style.
Dave Mustaine: original guitarist, founded Megadeth as I mentioned. Was an alcoholic and left with a lot of resentment. It’s a long story. They’ve mostly rekindled now, but the two bands have never really been on great terms lol.
Rob Trujillo - replaced Jason after he left. I’m not really into anything they’ve done since the Black album (‘94) so I don’t listen to their newer stuff and as such don’t really listen to Rob. Can’t say much about him.
Rob Trujillo is a great bass player. Plays alot like Cliff Burton. Was the former bassist for Infectious Grooves and Suicidal Tendencies. Don't listen to people who stopped listening to Metallica after the Black Album. They have a bunch of great songs that came after it. I started listening to them from the beginning and have every album they ever put out.
@@anthonyhelton257 I didn’t say they were bad after Jason left. I just stopped listening. Their sound completely changed, nothing wrong with not being into their newer stuff. I’m not even that into the Black album. I just love thrash.
Rob is obviously an amazing bass player. I wouldn’t say he’s ‘a lot like’ Cliff. They have very different sounds.
@@Scooby_Dum Their sound hasn't changed that much. Death Magnetic and Hard Wired to Self Destruct, the 2 latest albums, both had songs that reminded me of earlier songs. Like Atlas Rise sounds similar to No Remorse. Spit Out the Bone is amazing.
Lars is one quoted when he said Rob plays like Cliff.
I would love to watch you react to “Enter Sandman” from their 1991 performance in Moscow. 1.6 million people in attendance! The energy is off the charts!! 🤘🏼
Great reaction 🙂. Please do Judas priest victim of changes live at US Festival. Magic
Love seeing people getting introduced to metal \m/. If you'd like to expand your repertoire beyond Metallica you could try something like Judas Priest- The Sentinel Live (absolutely legendary band, you can't go wrong with the almighty Priest) or King Diamond- The Invisible Guests, live at Monsters of Rock '96 (also legendary)
I've seen Metallica live twice. Sadly not in their prime (too young). I saw them in 2004, and again in 2009 (Big 4 tour). Nothing quite like a live metal show 😄🤘
Awesome reaction, you remind me of myself when I first discovered Metallica 25 years ago 😆
Please do 2 reacts for day, we can deal with only one (I am brazilian subscriter))
Would highly recommend Fade to Black, One or Blackened if you like songs like this.
Your favorite 'Tallica song, huh? Yeah, so far... Check out "For Whom The Bell Tolls" next. Do it!!
Fade to black fade to black FADE TO BLAAAAAAAACK 😂🧨❤️🔥
I love your reactions! Please do the songs Fade to black and One, I know you'll love them
You should most def. dive into their "Justice For All" album, sooo many great songs there as well! - keep it up, love your reactions.... EDIT: i just came to the conclusion, that you maybe should watch the intro + the first song "Blackened", from their 2009 concert in Nimes, France... the whole concert is a must see, but let's take it from the beginning, video here: th-cam.com/video/L-WA7y0b99g/w-d-xo.html
“I need a camera for my arm” 😂…. You can call it the “the chill cam” … you can use it… you’re welcome. 😂
over-reacted. fake reaction.
She's not enjoying the music
Great reaction, but if you like chills i suggest Metallica "Fade to black".
Hey can you react to (THE SYSTEM BY TOM MACDONALD)?
she is my internet crush
Good reaction👌
Next react to Scorpions "still loving you" 🔥
I love how moved you are to their music. I have been listening to this album since 1986 and it still gives me goosebumps. I love watching people experience their music for the first time and realize the sheer greatness of Metallica!
I was at this show in Seattle,I was 13 ,..what a KILLER! Memory!!!🔥🤘
Love your reactions Dear💖
Love Metallica but you need to react to Megadeth, Metallicas arch nemesis
Check out the song Creeping Death. It's an eargasm!!!!
For me its always exciting to see non-metalheads reaction to metallica but she is a bit forcing it :/
check fade to black
Seriously, as a fan of every single genre of music, this is probably the 3rd greatest live recording of all time. And it's also on film.
Metallica - bleeding me. (Studio version)
Hey Jennifer Connelly try to react to the thing that should not be from the same gig!
This song was my door to Metallica; I'm glad that someone else likes it.
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CLIFF 'EM ALL!
Try disposable heroes. You won't regret it.
Check out Anesthesia (Pulling Teeth) Live Chicago 1983...you'll never look at a bass the same again
If you love this one, you have to check out Fade to Black!
Please do Metallica " creeping death" in Moscow!
React to Fade to black from this same concert or The four horsemen
you should really really listen to "no leaf clover" you will be blow away
Can't wait for your reaction to Eminem's "Kim"
I think you’re ready for “one” from the … and justice for all album. Their first actual music video is amazing adding the movie elements that inspired the song with clips from “Johnny got his gun” but to see them play it live in person is breath taking.