Some people claim Metallica were sellouts for doing these type of songs. "It's not like old Metallica." I think Bassist Jason Newstead said it best, "Yeah, we sold out. Every stadium and every venue."
Tommy Lee once said you can't be that Hard rock/Metal guy all the time or you'd be fake. As an artist there has to be a softer side. For the record I loved The Black Album!.
Anyone who thinks artists can't expand their repertoire or style isn't worth paying any attention to. Musicians are artists, and they have lots of ways to express themselves. No one complains when a painter uses different colors or brushes.
Yeah--a lot of people who don't even like metal music in general like this. But it's also a lot better than most of the so-called "power ballads" of this era.
@@keepitwitmine The entire Black album was extremely controversial, creating a rift among fans and opening up cries that they were "selling out." And "Nothing Else Matters" exemplified it better than anything else on the album, as it's one of the softest songs they've ever done. To be honest, I personally don't care for much they did AFTER the Black album, but I love the Black album itself.
@@Kylopod Yeah I feel the same way. In my personal opinion And Justice For All was the last great album they created. But I like everything from Black on back. lol
My brother just passed away on March 2nd. This is the song we played at his candle light vigil. He was only 39 and it was sudden but this was one of his favs. My bro lived life his way and always made sure we lived ours the same way. Thank you for reacting to this song. 😭
My condolences on the loss of your brother at such a young age. My oldest daughter died a month before her 31st b-day (July 2018). Like your brother, Lauren was a big Metallica fan, as is her little sister. She also lived her life her way & though many times it didn't work out the way she planned & things went haywire, she always said she never regretted any of it, even the bad times. Sadly her story didn't get a happy ending. This song, Fade to Black, & Enter Sandman were Lauren's top 3 favorites from Metallica. Much love to you & your family during this difficult time. Take care & stay safe!
1997 baby here ✋. For older music, I basically started with 80s because of my mother. She's the reason I hate Cindy Lauper, but she also played Wind of Change and Nothing Else Matters alot. Also. Stairway to Heaven. Eventually, I dug into alot of music on my own, owned 60s-70s cars and go to alot of car shows. I'm jam packed with music from the best decades. I personally don't listen to anything much after the late 2000s. Maybe Imagine Dragons or whatever (the Thunder song sucks) For 2000s, it's mostly Linkin Park and techno or such. 90s Has rock and some techno. 80s, all rock/metal 70s, rock and disco stuff 50s-60s. Of course your greatest hits. Rolling Stones, Animals, Turtles, Elvis, Beatles, etc. I also know rockabilly stuff and trucker songs and junk like that.
This was a 'rock ballad'. It's an amazing song that introduced Metallica to people who do not listen to metal. The best part is the way they filmed it in the studio. It showed them as people and how they put a recording together. I LOVE this song.
Lead singer and rhythm guitarist James Hetfield wrote the song (credited to Hetfield/Ulrich) in 1990 while he was on the phone with his then girlfriend. Since he held the phone with one hand, he plucked the four open strings of a standard E-minor chord with the other, which eventually made up the first two bars of the song. The lyrics, which talk about being "so close, no matter how far", were also dedicated to his girlfriend, indicating the bond they shared even when Hetfield was on tour. Initially, the song was not meant to be released, as Hetfield had written it for himself, but after drummer Lars Ulrich heard it, it was considered for the album. Sc: Wikipedia
The Black Album -- panned for being too commercially successful -- like they weren't allowed to make a decent living! Not a bad song on it and I, for one, loved it! Excellent
Black Album is both over and underrated. Sandman and Nothing Else Matters are imho overrated but maybe that's because I heard them too much growing up. My Friend of Misery though, that never gets old
Dani Filth from Cradle of Filth said it best, I think. Another group had criticized them for making money for their albums, saying they sold out. Dani told them, 'When you play stuff you believe in, don't be mad when other people appreciate it, too.'
Cool, and likewise my friend. I happened to get to see them on the Black Album Tour, two nights back-to-back (the second show was added last minute because the first show sold out), which was just the best! No opening act, nearly 3 full hours straight of nothing but Metallica. I remember it like it was yesterday too... Thanks for sharing your thoughts on the matter. Peace!
James Hetfield is a truly talented musician with a great vocal range that gets overlooked by a lot of non-fans. And he does it while also playing rhythm guitar
You are getting me through all this “stay at home” stuff going on man. Feels like I’m reliving the first time I heard a song through your experience. Sincerely appreciate all you are doing my dude.
Honestly, I love how they experimented with slower kinds of songs. Until it sleeps, nothing else matters, the house Jack built, the unforgiven (I, II, III), bleeding me, etc. I love them so much, and it baffles me how people hate it when they are so beautiful
Hall & Oates to Metallica. Love the diversity and your genuine reactions. "Stargazer" by Rainbow when you can. Stay Well and thanks for helping with cabin fever.
Notification squad represent! Love Metallica. Let’s go!! One of my favorite things is the way this guy hears how deep the lyrics to some of these songs are. I love it when people are able to appreciate things on a deeper level.
Metallica doesn't need to yell at you in a song to be good. Some of their best songs are instrumentals. This is one of my favorites. Hell... they are all my favorites!
Sadly it's possible. I know a bunch of people who maybe heard parts of Metallica's songs (this one included). But they never REALLY listened to it. And they wouldn't be able to easily recognize the group. Sad but true 😔
"X-Pac" = Kirk Hammett "Chris Jericho" = Jason Newstead And just FYI, the real Chris Jericho has his own metal band called "Fozzy" that I really think you should check out!
The Black Album which this song comes from was one of the 1st CDs I every bought. Was a fan before and became lifelong after...Keep up the videos J! Love your reactions!
This whole CD was created after the passing of Cliff Burton their bassist. His death really changed the sound of Metallica. Most fans will say they sold out and went soft but I think the loss they all experienced really changed them as artist. I really enjoy listening to the Black album the songs are great and are deep if you dive into the lyrics.
cliff burton died well before this, they recorded end justice for all after his death, i don't think the change is linked, and i really think the big changes came with load, this was some basic change but more about coming out of the 80s.
In interest of peace and so you don't get MAULED at a Metallica concert here goes:: Cliff Burton died in a rollover bus accident while they were on tour promoting their latest album Master Of Puppets,,,,after that new guy Jason was Bass-guitar on Justice for All ,and every album after that is until ST ANGER, then they got Robert,,,hope it sinks in,
This is one of my favorite songs of theirs. I love the way the guitars play in and out of each other's riffs. And it's a slow build thought and just when it's about to push you over the edge, it brings you back down and gently fades away. If you want a song and video that will keep you on the edge throughout the whole thing, watch the official The Day that Never Comes video.
lyrics in this made me think of you jemel >>> open mind for a different view , and nothing else matters , thats what you do mate , open your mind for a different view on music , im 56 and this is all my music , i respect you for seeing how important our music was in the 80's to the world , i think we took music from a fun love song era , to a thinking era , and we spoke out , ABOUT EVERYTHING . and we told it how it was , we'll never see music like we had then again , simply because music has nowhere else to go , weve used every note , every instrument and every vocal there is , with the varying styles we had , so the 80's will always be , how music should be . ok ok ill include the 70's too . lol
Take the time to appreciate, to truly understand, and to FEEL this song, this timeless band, their words, their love for us fans, and for all that matters in life! METALLICA, James, Trujillo, Lars and Kirk.....love, LOVE, love you guys!!!!
Did you really just discovered this masterpiece one week ago? This is one of the most beautiful songs ever. Me and my wife came out of the church with this song on our wedding day ... That is how much I love this song
Lost my sister to Covid-19 virus 2 weeks ago and want to thank all of you posting as much as you can during this pandemic. It takes our minds off of our losses and heartbreak, but most of all how horrible it is that we can't be together to mourn, laugh, and heal together. Bless you all and to Jamal, a big hug, and know I can feel your big heart and compassion. 💞🙏✌🙋
People say they went soft to sale more music so they aren’t really metal .. well I don’t care about that .. they make great music and it shouldn’t matter how soft or hard their music is .. it makes them unique because they can do it all .. it also makes them smart because by doing this song and turn the page they got rich !! I don’t blame them !!
“They always set you up...” not this time! A genuine rock ballad with great guitar work and vocal harmonies. Love this song, and James solo at the end 🔥🔥🔥
Greetings Brother Jamal. This single from Metallica came out on 20 April, 1992 days before I would go on my first deployment while serving active duty military. This was also the song I used to propose to my late fiancee who passed away before my deployment was over. Between my fellow brothers who served with me who passed and my late fiancee, this song marks a significant time of my life where honor, strength, and love is paramount in one's life.
IMHO. YOUR RIGHT. I DON'T WATCH ANYONE BUT HIM. CHECKED A FEW OTHERS OUT. TELLING IM ADDICTED TOO THIS CHANNEL. TAKES MY MIND OFF ALL THE BS. AND BRINGS US TOGETHER.
What?! You’re throwing me in for a loop here! You lure me in with all the Mexican reactions...now Metallica? I saw them the 1st time in the late 80s during the Monsters of Rock tour at the Colosseum. My favorite song for the longest time was Orion from Master of Puppets 🤘🏼
Jamel- thank you so much for entertaining us while still having to go to work,etc..- it’s greatly appreciated and much enjoyed! Stay safe out there friend- ❤️💛🤘🏼✌️
One of my favorite Metallica songs is hero of the day A very cool song for the times we are all going through Our front line worker's are all heroes Take care everyone
It was very amusing seeing you thinking it will be a hardcore song. Metallica has so many facets and I am happy to see you discovered the other side of them :)
The very first Metallica song I ever heard and still my favorite. Although I do live their heavy stuff. One of my favorite albums is the S&M concert. Do yourself a favor and revisit some of these songs on that album with the San Francisco Symphony Orchestra.
@@andydzieciaszek586 nope its for his old girlfriend not for current wife. James and Francesca met in 1993. James wrote that song prob. Late 1990 or atleast 1991.
I always enjoyed James voice. This songs let’s you hear how good it is will less distortion and lighter music being played. He’s also a really good rhythm guitarist. Pretty tight performance from everyone and nice to see them in a studio environment.
It ain't a build-up, bro. This is Metallica's moment to sit down, slow down, and have a heart-to-heart with the fans, with each other, with the whole head-bangin' world. I don't use the word 'beautiful' often enough, but this was their moment to stop and make something beautiful and powerful, instead of just powerful like they normally do.
I believe this song was made after the band got some formal training in classical music. It inspired them to make a more slow paced instrumental focused song.
This is our wedding song!!!! OUR LIFE IS OURS, WE LIVE IT OUR WAY!!!! It's my ringtone too. Also, Lars looking so thoroughly irritated about drumming slowly kills me every time!!
Jamel.... I’ve seen Metallica in concert 6 times & this is the one song (other than “Enter Sandman”) that I look forward to hearing 🤙😝 They’ve released so many awesome songs over the years but those 2 are my absolute favourites 🤘😜🤘🔥🔥🔥 All the best mate 🇦🇺✊️😁👍🇦🇺
Saw them live during the death magnetic tour in st.louis 08. I think 5 songs in Kirk opened this song and when james started in the whole stadium just went nuts. Ive always felt that its hetfelds ballad to the change they went thru. Oddly enough after nothing else matters they dived straight into enter sandman as a way to tie up the moment. Either way it was great show.
James Hatfield is an Icon in the rock community, not nearly as much as Freddy Mercury from Queen but he was and still is somewhat an inspiration for most artist. You can't go wrong with James Hatfield. That's why him and the rest of Metallica are still in business, even after the death of Cliff Burton.
A friend I've knows since I was a child is a beast on guitar. Back in our party days he'd grab one of my dad's guitars and play Metallica for hours while my sister and I sang along. One of the best times in my life. I still talk to him but we've both started families and don't talk as much but he's still very dear to me.
Some people claim Metallica were sellouts for doing these type of songs. "It's not like old Metallica." I think Bassist Jason Newstead said it best, "Yeah, we sold out. Every stadium and every venue."
Tommy Lee once said you can't be that Hard rock/Metal guy all the time or you'd be fake. As an artist there has to be a softer side. For the record I loved The Black Album!.
Anyone who thinks artists can't expand their repertoire or style isn't worth paying any attention to. Musicians are artists, and they have lots of ways to express themselves. No one complains when a painter uses different colors or brushes.
anyone who hates on black album, hates on life
I love this and the older stuff. If you keep doing the same stuff for years, it gets boring, and you'll eventually fade away.
Black album
Did you catch the line "open mind for a different view"? That's what you're doing my friend 😉
Hell of a comment
@Rodney Eli screw off
This made people who weren't into Metallica's music, fall in love with them.
Yeah--a lot of people who don't even like metal music in general like this. But it's also a lot better than most of the so-called "power ballads" of this era.
Unfortunately it also made people who liked Metallica's music fall out of love. But I like this and the music that came before.
@@keepitwitmine The entire Black album was extremely controversial, creating a rift among fans and opening up cries that they were "selling out." And "Nothing Else Matters" exemplified it better than anything else on the album, as it's one of the softest songs they've ever done.
To be honest, I personally don't care for much they did AFTER the Black album, but I love the Black album itself.
@@Kylopod Same.
@@Kylopod Yeah I feel the same way. In my personal opinion And Justice For All was the last great album they created. But I like everything from Black on back. lol
The unforgiven please
Unforgiven TWO.
Hell do the entire trilogy
All the unforgiven
@@justingarrett1675 go hard or go home lol
yup, whole thing or nothing
My brother just passed away on March 2nd. This is the song we played at his candle light vigil. He was only 39 and it was sudden but this was one of his favs. My bro lived life his way and always made sure we lived ours the same way. Thank you for reacting to this song. 😭
@Jacques Malan thank you so much
My condolences on the loss of your brother at such a young age. My oldest daughter died a month before her 31st b-day (July 2018). Like your brother, Lauren was a big Metallica fan, as is her little sister. She also lived her life her way & though many times it didn't work out the way she planned & things went haywire, she always said she never regretted any of it, even the bad times. Sadly her story didn't get a happy ending. This song, Fade to Black, & Enter Sandman were Lauren's top 3 favorites from Metallica. Much love to you & your family during this difficult time. Take care & stay safe!
@@nancyberry1039 thank you soo much and i am soo sorry for your loss also.
My condolences. 😔
@@Liz-cmc313 thank you
IMHO... The best reaction channel on the tube. PERIOD
I'm 50 years old and I am glad that you share with your generation
Agreed bar none the best reactions on you tube!
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We all want the best this and the best that well we have the best here by far.
1997 baby here ✋. For older music, I basically started with 80s because of my mother. She's the reason I hate Cindy Lauper, but she also played Wind of Change and Nothing Else Matters alot. Also. Stairway to Heaven. Eventually, I dug into alot of music on my own, owned 60s-70s cars and go to alot of car shows. I'm jam packed with music from the best decades. I personally don't listen to anything much after the late 2000s. Maybe Imagine Dragons or whatever (the Thunder song sucks)
For 2000s, it's mostly Linkin Park and techno or such. 90s Has rock and some techno.
80s, all rock/metal
70s, rock and disco stuff
50s-60s. Of course your greatest hits. Rolling Stones, Animals, Turtles, Elvis, Beatles, etc.
I also know rockabilly stuff and trucker songs and junk like that.
I don't always listen to Metallica, but when I do..."Nothing else matters"
Excellent!
METALLICA RULE
You sir, have just created the next dos equis meme.. Hahahaha!
@@duke1281 Thank you, but I would some how have to pull it off as a female 😉
Well done my friend
This was a 'rock ballad'. It's an amazing song that introduced Metallica to people who do not listen to metal. The best part is the way they filmed it in the studio. It showed them as people and how they put a recording together. I LOVE this song.
This music video was put together from the video a year and a half in the life of metallica check it out
Power ballad, actually.
This and Turn The Page and One are my favorites. But I like all their songs.🎼🎤🎸📷💿💖💖💖💖💖💖👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏
“So close, no matter how far.” Was his grandfather’s dying words.
Wow... I didn't know that... Thank you for sharing this information!
Lead singer and rhythm guitarist James Hetfield wrote the song (credited to Hetfield/Ulrich) in 1990 while he was on the phone with his then girlfriend. Since he held the phone with one hand, he plucked the four open strings of a standard E-minor chord with the other, which eventually made up the first two bars of the song. The lyrics, which talk about being "so close, no matter how far", were also dedicated to his girlfriend, indicating the bond they shared even when Hetfield was on tour. Initially, the song was not meant to be released, as Hetfield had written it for himself, but after drummer Lars Ulrich heard it, it was considered for the album.
Sc: Wikipedia
Nothing Else Matters was meant to be 💓
Jamal you're on FIRE this week with the uploads
The Black Album -- panned for being too commercially successful -- like they weren't allowed to make a decent living! Not a bad song on it and I, for one, loved it! Excellent
Black Album is both over and underrated. Sandman and Nothing Else Matters are imho overrated but maybe that's because I heard them too much growing up. My Friend of Misery though, that never gets old
I personally loved Wherever I May Roam from that album... I may have over played my CD too much 😂 😅
Dani Filth from Cradle of Filth said it best, I think. Another group had criticized them for making money for their albums, saying they sold out. Dani told them, 'When you play stuff you believe in, don't be mad when other people appreciate it, too.'
Sellout album or not, damn good album all the way through. Master of puppets imo best metal album of all time.
Cool, and likewise my friend. I happened to get to see them on the Black Album Tour, two nights back-to-back (the second show was added last minute because the first show sold out), which was just the best! No opening act, nearly 3 full hours straight of nothing but Metallica. I remember it like it was yesterday too...
Thanks for sharing your thoughts on the matter. Peace!
James Hetfield is a truly talented musician with a great vocal range that gets overlooked by a lot of non-fans. And he does it while also playing rhythm guitar
So many people think he uses autotune, but thats just his voice.
The man is a heavy metal poet.
Somebody thought this was autotune? 😆 Literally no auto-tune even sounds like being used
Captain FALKEN auto tune didn’t exist yet when Metallica recorded this song
You are getting me through all this “stay at home” stuff going on man. Feels like I’m reliving the first time I heard a song through your experience. Sincerely appreciate all you are doing my dude.
but how is it possible never listen that song before...???
@@seelenwinter6662 he said RElive
For real. Binge watching during my "work at home" time.
"I know this is about to smack me right in the face about now "
Actually, Jamel, this is one of their more mellow songs
Even as a power ballad it rocks your face off.
@@movietimeateds69 true
It smacks in a whole other way.
Smacks you right in the feelings!
Honestly, I love how they experimented with slower kinds of songs. Until it sleeps, nothing else matters, the house Jack built, the unforgiven (I, II, III), bleeding me, etc. I love them so much, and it baffles me how people hate it when they are so beautiful
Hall & Oates to Metallica. Love the diversity and your genuine reactions. "Stargazer" by Rainbow when you can. Stay Well and thanks for helping with cabin fever.
Notification squad represent! Love Metallica. Let’s go!!
One of my favorite things is the way this guy hears how deep the lyrics to some of these songs are. I love it when people are able to appreciate things on a deeper level.
Metallica is one of the greatest bands ever! This song is so level and truthful.
This is a good tone setter to cruise down the road. LOVE THIS SONG
For cruising it's fine, but I prefer Motorbreath conditions.
Turn the page is another
Metallica doesn't need to yell at you in a song to be good. Some of their best songs are instrumentals. This is one of my favorites. Hell... they are all my favorites!
My three favorites are sanitarium bread fan and the thing that should not be three really different songs
That solo at the end is one of my favorite solos ever
Basically this is Metallica's "Faithfully"
Rosita!
Rosita 😍😍
Ok, that's just funny shit right there!
Exactly
Pretty much 💜🤣
a new band for you
DEF LEPPARD - "Pour Some Sugar On Me"
Watch the drummer
Who’s watching during quarantine?!
I'm watching from 100 years in the future - this song has really held up well ...
Watching in the NE. But GA is no longer on quarantine.
Everyone. Even if you aren't self isolating, it's still quarantine time.
GA isn't on quarantine any more. Their ban has been lifted.
He.Just.Posted.this. Less than an hour ago.
I am seriously in shock that there is still someone that never heard this song.....
Yup ...me too...its kinda funny ...
Never automatically believe that. No matter the reaction channel.
You really.... REALLY think he never heard this before? Be real ;) 50k views, nothing else matters.
@@Planetdune Well he is black so there is a chance he never heard that before.
Sadly it's possible. I know a bunch of people who maybe heard parts of Metallica's songs (this one included). But they never REALLY listened to it. And they wouldn't be able to easily recognize the group.
Sad but true 😔
I think James Hetfield's voice is very underatted. I LOVE his voice! He nails his vocals all the time, and has amazing control. He is fantastic live!
"X-Pac" = Kirk Hammett
"Chris Jericho" = Jason Newstead
And just FYI, the real Chris Jericho has his own metal band called "Fozzy" that I really think you should check out!
Hell yeah, dude. Sandpaper, Lights Go Out, and Painless are fire tracks.
if he reacts to Judas, I hope he does it with A LITTLE BIT OF THE BUBBLY!
Def do Le Champion’s theme song with Judas.
"Sheamus" = James Hetfield 😂
Yeamin Malik 😹😹😹
Ah...was in high school when this came out...first kiss with my hs gf at a school dance to this song...it was good.
School dance playing Metallica was a crazy idea when I was in high school lol. Then again only the first three albums had come out when I graduated.
Omg. Metallica isn't supposed to be "romantic". 😣
It was the first "slow dance" that came on and I wasn't gonna miss my opportunity
@@claytonthomas9262 You shot your shot. Can't go wrong with that.
I graduated the year this came out. Was luck to go through my teen years with the big 4. The best days were the thrash days. Miss that era so much.
The Black Album which this song comes from was one of the 1st CDs I every bought. Was a fan before and became lifelong after...Keep up the videos J! Love your reactions!
Thank you. Keep it up!! Definitely a “chill” song. And that’s what we need right now. Everyone chill. We’ll get through this. Peace and love bro!
This was my favorite Metallica song in high school back in the '90s.
This whole CD was created after the passing of Cliff Burton their bassist. His death really changed the sound of Metallica. Most fans will say they sold out and went soft but I think the loss they all experienced really changed them as artist. I really enjoy listening to the Black album the songs are great and are deep if you dive into the lyrics.
Yeah justice for the black album..
@TheTruthIsRacist bass player my bad they look alike no need to be a dick.
cliff burton died well before this, they recorded end justice for all after his death, i don't think the change is linked, and i really think the big changes came with load, this was some basic change but more about coming out of the 80s.
@@izbo10 And justice for all was the last album cliff wrote songs for. The black album was the first album they wrote without cliff....
In interest of peace and so you don't get MAULED at a Metallica concert here goes:: Cliff Burton died in a rollover bus accident while they were on tour promoting their latest album Master Of Puppets,,,,after that new guy Jason was Bass-guitar on Justice for All ,and every album after that is until ST ANGER, then they got Robert,,,hope it sinks in,
React to the version with the San Francisco's symphonic, in special the song "hero of the day", i love that song.
Me too! It's honestly my favorite song of theirs.
Apocalyptica did Metallica songs all instrumental strings. Really worth checking out.
Compare
Bob Seger - Turn the Page, Metallica's version - Turn the Page
This is one of my favorite songs of theirs. I love the way the guitars play in and out of each other's riffs. And it's a slow build thought and just when it's about to push you over the edge, it brings you back down and gently fades away.
If you want a song and video that will keep you on the edge throughout the whole thing, watch the official The Day that Never Comes video.
You add James vocals to Lars' percussion skills and you've got the near perfect combination for a great rock band.
lyrics in this made me think of you jemel >>> open mind for a different view , and nothing else matters , thats what you do mate , open your mind for a different view on music , im 56 and this is all my music , i respect you for seeing how important our music was in the 80's to the world , i think we took music from a fun love song era , to a thinking era , and we spoke out , ABOUT EVERYTHING . and we told it how it was , we'll never see music like we had then again , simply because music has nowhere else to go , weve used every note , every instrument and every vocal there is , with the varying styles we had , so the 80's will always be , how music should be . ok ok ill include the 70's too . lol
Take the time to appreciate, to truly understand, and to FEEL this song, this timeless band, their words, their love for us fans, and for all that matters in life! METALLICA, James, Trujillo, Lars and Kirk.....love, LOVE, love you guys!!!!
Did you really just discovered this masterpiece one week ago?
This is one of the most beautiful songs ever.
Me and my wife came out of the church with this song on our wedding day ... That is how much I love this song
Lost my sister to Covid-19 virus 2 weeks ago and want to thank all of you posting as much as you can during this pandemic. It takes our minds off of our losses and heartbreak, but most of all how horrible it is that we can't be together to mourn, laugh, and heal together. Bless you all and to Jamal, a big hug, and know I can feel your big heart and compassion. 💞🙏✌🙋
It amazes me you haven't heard this song before, but the fact you haven't just makes the reaction so much better
Peace!
Love your reaction and wide range of appreciation of music no matter the genre
People say they went soft to sale more music so they aren’t really metal .. well I don’t care about that .. they make great music and it shouldn’t matter how soft or hard their music is .. it makes them unique because they can do it all .. it also makes them smart because by doing this song and turn the page they got rich !! I don’t blame them !!
“They always set you up...” not this time! A genuine rock ballad with great guitar work and vocal harmonies. Love this song, and James solo at the end 🔥🔥🔥
one of the quintessential 80s power ballads
just it was released in the early 90s
METALLICA - THE DAY THAT NEVER COMES
You must have been living under a rock to not have heard this 🥰
Greetings Brother Jamal. This single from Metallica came out on 20 April, 1992 days before I would go on my first deployment while serving active duty military. This was also the song I used to propose to my late fiancee who passed away before my deployment was over. Between my fellow brothers who served with me who passed and my late fiancee, this song marks a significant time of my life where honor, strength, and love is paramount in one's life.
Love your personality!!...nice reaction on such an awesome song!!
James showing his classic guitar skills✌️
fun fact actually, all the guitars on this song are played/recorded by James, Kirk does not play on nothing else matters.
Juventin Ah, did not know that 👍
That surprised me. All these years I thought it was Kirk on the solo.
This is possibly my Favorite Metallica song. The entire album is great.
I am 40 years old and have listened to Metallica since they first broke out back in the 80's and this one my favorite songs period.
One of the songs that showed James many talents as an all around musicians
IMHO. YOUR RIGHT. I DON'T WATCH ANYONE BUT HIM. CHECKED A FEW OTHERS OUT. TELLING IM ADDICTED TOO THIS CHANNEL. TAKES MY MIND OFF ALL THE BS. AND BRINGS US TOGETHER.
I like how he said this song was going to rock his face off. It does, in a very different way.
What?! You’re throwing me in for a loop here! You lure me in with all the Mexican reactions...now Metallica?
I saw them the 1st time in the late 80s during the Monsters of Rock tour at the Colosseum. My favorite song for the longest time was Orion from Master of Puppets 🤘🏼
X pac and Jericho. That's hilarious!!
I pissed myself when he said XPAC. 😂
I thought I misheard him! Jamel, I hope you've been watching Jericho in AEW lately, because it's amazing!
You're amazing buddy!!!
You should listen to their version of Thin Lizzy's "Whiskey In The Jar"
Jamel- thank you so much for entertaining us while still having to go to work,etc..- it’s greatly appreciated and much enjoyed! Stay safe out there friend- ❤️💛🤘🏼✌️
Him:"I know they're about to rock my face off."
The rest of us metalheads: "Yeah...."
S&M “No Leaf Clover”
Please do "Disposable Heros" from their Master of Puppets album. Or "Leper Messiah " from the same album.
I've been asking for Disposable Heroes for a while.. his face won't survive lol
@@sharpshooter_00i79 I know mine hasn't lol
Anything off that album
Here's a suggestion:
John Farnham - You're the Voice, preferrably this version: th-cam.com/video/1em08fq8of0/w-d-xo.html
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This song wasn't supposed to even be a part of their library. But the right ears heard it and here we are now many many years later.
One of my favorite Metallica songs is hero of the day
A very cool song for the times we are all going through
Our front line worker's are all heroes
Take care everyone
I was just thinking of that song today! And how fitting it is to all those people on the front lines!
If you want a Metallica song listen to “ONE”
He has I believe.
Can you do Freddie King "Have You Ever Loved a Woman" the hq European TV broadcast from the early 70s. Stank face material
Jamel: "I know it's going to pick up."
Jamel: "I thought it was going to pick up but it didn't."
Jamel: "It picked up."
It was very amusing seeing you thinking it will be a hardcore song. Metallica has so many facets and I am happy to see you discovered the other side of them :)
The very first Metallica song I ever heard and still my favorite. Although I do live their heavy stuff. One of my favorite albums is the S&M concert. Do yourself a favor and revisit some of these songs on that album with the San Francisco Symphony Orchestra.
Tabletop Rebellion one of the best live shows ever in my opinion .
@@chrisbayliss3532 Totally agree! I heard they were planning to do it again. But I feel like the first time was lightning in a bottle.
You are bringing us some sanity, especially for those like me still on the front lines and i thank you my brother.
beer guy is your name really “beer guy”? Cuz that would be a pretty cool name.
Singer: james hetfield
Guitar: kirk hammett
Bass: jason newstead
Drums: lars ulrich
Newstead was/is awesome
*Newsted
Jason was amazing, but RIP Cliff Burton, true visionary
Lol WHAT BASS
Kirk hammet actually isn’t on this song. It was all James.
My lord! The black album is one of the best ever! No joke just about every song on it is badass.
To me it's about James (singer) talking about the band as a whole.
Nope, written for his now wife.
@@andydzieciaszek586 nope its for his old girlfriend not for current wife. James and Francesca met in 1993. James wrote that song prob. Late 1990 or atleast 1991.
I always thought it was about Cliff. But I was so wrong..
I stand corrected. You are right!
I always enjoyed James voice. This songs let’s you hear how good it is will less distortion and lighter music being played. He’s also a really good rhythm guitarist. Pretty tight performance from everyone and nice to see them in a studio environment.
I always loved the slow build up of this tune.
There is something super cool when the violins come in. I always thought that. HS song for me!
@@jenbcamping me too.
Thanks for all of your reactions Mr Jamal...you make alot of us very happy in/during/b4 (n im sure after) these trying times!! Stay safe😷stay healthy👍
Love this tune!
my grandma used to watch headbanger ball on mtv when i was younger she liked metallica she named her cat lars :)
My favorite as well as No Leaf Clover Live with San Fran Orchestra!
Yesssssss
i recommended that song
It ain't a build-up, bro. This is Metallica's moment to sit down, slow down, and have a heart-to-heart with the fans, with each other, with the whole head-bangin' world. I don't use the word 'beautiful' often enough, but this was their moment to stop and make something beautiful and powerful, instead of just powerful like they normally do.
I believe this song was made after the band got some formal training in classical music. It inspired them to make a more slow paced instrumental focused song.
Um hello? Fade to Black and Master of Puppets ????
Cool idea, but: nope.
You should check out "Better Days (And The Bottom Drops Out)" from Citizen King some time!
This was their ballad. James wrote the melody while on the phone with his then girlfriend.
This is our wedding song!!!! OUR LIFE IS OURS, WE LIVE IT OUR WAY!!!!
It's my ringtone too.
Also, Lars looking so thoroughly irritated about drumming slowly kills me every time!!
This is such a great song! I love me some Metallica.
I'd love me some Jamie Miller 🤣
@@Leon011 thanks I think
@@jamiemiller7068 haha yea, it was a compliment 😊
Props to the Metallica.
Check out some of the "Metallica San Francisco symphony orchestra" live.
YES! My favorite song of theirs is that specific version of "Hero of the Day", though all the songs from that album/performance is amazing!
Damn, my grandmother loved this song. In her 70's, she would have me play it over and over....
Jamel.... I’ve seen Metallica in concert 6 times & this is the one song (other than “Enter Sandman”) that I look forward to hearing 🤙😝 They’ve released so many awesome songs over the years but those 2 are my absolute favourites 🤘😜🤘🔥🔥🔥 All the best mate 🇦🇺✊️😁👍🇦🇺
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@@jamelakajamal please reaction to Guns'n Roses "November Rain" oficial video the band is the ROCK, The best Guitar 🎸 is SLASH 😉
Saw them live during the death magnetic tour in st.louis 08. I think 5 songs in Kirk opened this song and when james started in the whole stadium just went nuts. Ive always felt that its hetfelds ballad to the change they went thru. Oddly enough after nothing else matters they dived straight into enter sandman as a way to tie up the moment. Either way it was great show.
Jonathan Crews .... You can’t go wrong with going to a Metallica concert huh??? 🤙😝👌
@@gerardroll6468 It was an excellent show, no regrets. Also first time I heard the sword which opened for metallica that night. Great band as well.
Love your videos. If you want to give your ears a treat, try Robin Trower-- "Bridge of Sighs" or "Victims of the Fury".
*Bleeding Me*
Moon Gazer you beat me to it lol
One of my fav’s
This song is a “Heavy Mellow” tune. This song doesnt smack you in the face like some of the other ballads they do
If you like Chris Jericho you should check out Fozzy song Painless or Judas. I think you'll be pleasantly surprised.
I hate TH-cam for moving comments. I keep scrolling down first.
For whatever reason I grew up with a dislike for Metallica but watching your reactions changes lifelong biases. Crazy.
James Hatfield is an Icon in the rock community, not nearly as much as Freddy Mercury from Queen but he was and still is somewhat an inspiration for most artist. You can't go wrong with James Hatfield. That's why him and the rest of Metallica are still in business, even after the death of Cliff Burton.
James and Daniel Johns (Silverchair) are most underrated frontmansingers in the world. Their range is so amazing... i like their voices
A friend I've knows since I was a child is a beast on guitar. Back in our party days he'd grab one of my dad's guitars and play Metallica for hours while my sister and I sang along. One of the best times in my life. I still talk to him but we've both started families and don't talk as much but he's still very dear to me.
after all these years, this song still makes me cry. its the most beautiful love song i have ever herd. i'm very glad you enjoyed it.
This is one of my favorite songs of all time.