There is nothing a Metallica fan likes more than seeing the next generation discover Metallica!!!! Don't worry bro, there are millions of us! Go back to the beginning and you will get all the subscribers you could ever want!
Brav... you are taking a piss now.....since months now I have been requesting one song .. slaughter to prevail -bonebreaker live in and till today there was no response
The KINGS of the switch ups... METALLICA. Stellar album. Fun fact.. first metal album to be entered into the congressional records for it influence on culture.
I love knowing when the sick guitar riffs are coming, and seeing your face when they hit is just priceless! I wish there were more people your age that are willing to listen outside their box. You just got yourself sucked into a whole different universe of music! Rock on
When I saw Metallica with Ozzy at the Joe Louis Arena in Detroit they opened with this song. The lights went out and a spotlight shined on an Acoustic Guitar sitting in the middle of the stage basically playing itself then Metallica popped out of nowhere and just went nuts into Battery, it was so crazy and so loud. What a great concert!
Battery- we charge them up and they charge us up. A song for their fans- long live the Metallica family! Their new album 72 seasons has a song called “Lux eterna” another song about being at a show and what it’s like.
The song is not about a Battery, but a street in San Francisco named Battery Street. The club 444 Battery is where they played some of the first shows :)
@@thomasschwanda7054 dude, that's literally what makes this song, and Metallica songs in general: the potential of multiple meanings. I know they were making this with multiple intentions.
Gotta say I'm super jealous of your new Metallica journey. If I could go back 20 years and rediscover Metallica like you are now, I would. Just to revisit how mind-blowing it was upon first hearing these songs & watching the live clips. Just wait until you attend your first live show and feel that intensity & energy in person.. It's an experience like no other. Keep these videos coming, brother! 🤘
Hi bro, I really love watching your reactions to Metallica. I don't speak English and I have to use an automatic translator built into the browser to understand what you are saying. I'm really looking forward to your reaction to metallica's performance with the song "Creeping Death" in Moscow at the Tushino airfield in 1991. This must be seen at least once in your life. I guarantee it will just blow your mind. I support your passion for guitar, James Hatfield and Metallica really had a strong influence on several generations of musicians, including me. I even had to take out a loan from my bank to buy myself a Gibson Explorer like James With love from Russia
Old guy here, I was 15 when Master came out and I just ran around the room like a madman when I first heard Battery. You brought me back years my dude, thanks for this video.
Ok, I have watched several of your videos now, and I literally giggled out loud when the video started and it was acoustic guitar, knowing what was going to happen. Glad you like the song!! Cheers!
I've heard all this master-pieces of this metallica's master-album for decades. Now, I can re-hear them again with a new ingredient: your reactions! And you can be sure I'm enjoying it. Thanks a lot for you videos.
I’m so glad I stumbled onto Mollytv cos it’s great watching his expressions as he listens. Also from a long time Metallica fan seeing a newbie experience their brilliance for the first time is a real treat!
Great, now that you've heard this, you absolutely have to react to the Live Seattle '89 version of Battery - faster, heavier and more energy than ever ⚡⚡
Metallica was my 1st concert 85 or 86 I was in HS was 14 or 15yrs and didnt have my drivers license. My bf and her brother took us . I remember we were on ground floor , like 10th row and my bf brother put me on his shoulders so I could see better and he was 6f 6in , I saw everything and Lars the drummer threw me his drum stick ❤ and I caught it 😊 !!
This song was my very first metal experience when I was 13 when the album came out, a friend put the cassette in his stereo and turned it all the way up. It blew my mind 🤯 been a fan ever since🤘
My Dude. It’s so rad to see you feel the music! I see it in you; Your blood pressure rising, your heart beats faster because their music is like a drug. I saw a link to Master Of Puppets earlier tonight (your reaction from 9 days ago) and really it was just because I wanted to hear the song at that moment but seeing how “gobsmacked” you were I wanted to hear more Metallica and watch you find a new part of yourself (subscribed). ONE is my favourite but watching you deep dive has made my night. I’m in Canada. Your videos are reaching out across the world!
Thanks for the great comment man. All the positive feedback I’m getting helps me stay motivated! Also the fact people from all over the world are watching is unreal
Years ago when I was skateboarding heaps someone gave me a copy of Master of Puppets and it was the first time I ever heard Metallica and I was absolutely hooked.
The very first thrash song I ever heard. Summer of 87. Still kicks my ass to this day. Changed my entire worldview of music and introduced me to a whole new group of people that are still my family to this day.
I love your genuine reactions. That was my reaction when I first heard Battery!! I loved them since hearing Kill 'Em All. I've been a rock fan since I was a toddler. Dad would crank his Beatles, Grand Funk and Led Zeppelin albums. I found other artists as I got older like Scorpions, Judas Priest, Raven, etc. and couldn't get enough of Thrash Metal in its infancy! I was 13 in 1983 for Metallica's debut.
This song brings back memories being 17 years old when this album was released. Listening to this in moms car on the weekends with friends. Haha! Had one knob for the bass /treble. Blew out the speakers within a week! Lol! Very cool to see the younger generation appreciate this band so many years later.
If you search TH-cam, there's a backing track of Battery - minus the lead guitar. The riff that James plays as the background of the last solo literally makes me rip babies' heads off, it cranks me up on insane level, I'm not even joking.
This was so great to watch. My obsessed Metallica fan trained ear is used to segueing into Master of Puppets right at the end of Battery after years of listening to it over and over, in order, since the 80's. 😂 Their arrangement of the album and how each song transitions from track to track is like a metal symphony. I am looking forward to going through all your videos, which I am doing now. Please consider Harvester Of Sorrow from the Justice album. I think you will love it.
One of the greatest openings to an album as you'd want. Contains everything that is to come, in one way or another. This album is their masterpiece in this phase of their career. And as always, you're very invested - which is brilliant and delightful to watch.
I remember being 9 yrs old, my older cousin and her friend were babysitting me. I was listening to the radio, they came in my room, asked if I wanted to hear "real music", then sat me down and put this album on beginning to end and I was never the same again. Got my first guitar a couple months later \m/
Metallica is the perfect band to get into playing the guitar with. Every single song has unique moments that are always fun to play. I could play the same Metallica song over and over again and probably never get bored. Let alone playing any of the 120+ songs in their catalog. It's amazing. Then you can branch out into other metal bands.
Hey I love Metallica but let’s be real here. Lars fakes his way through half the songs and Kirk can lose his way live on solos and stuff. Still an amazing good time but they don’t exactly duplicate this precision live, and that’s totally ok.
@@cyberdemon1702 I’ve been INSIDE the snake pit while they perform and speaking from my own observable experience, they are so tight. (And as a sidenote, unless you can personally play at their par or better than I would be grateful for you not to comment, because thou knows not of what thou speaks.)
I was a 90s kid when black, load etc came out it wasn’t till the 2005 when online chatter about how they sold out I finally listened to their “old stuff” and I was literally blown away same as you .. I think I had battery and master on repeat for a month straight .. also trying to learn how to play it on guitar.. and realizing James is at God level
I completed basic infantry training in May of 86.I had an open contract so they sent me to another school to train on the Bradley infantry fighting vehicle.There were 3 men to a room and the atmosphere was more laxed than it was in basic training.You could have a radio in your room and other comforts.I had a black guy in my room that was into heavy metal and he introduced me to this album.I was hooked the first time I heard it.I think the US put this album in the National library.
Subscribed a week ago and ive been looking forward each day to your reactions😁 Great stuff!! Maybe do a poll to decide which Metallica album to review in full?? My vote will always be Master of Puppets
New subscriber here and love that even though your very young,you have a long enough attention span to enjoy "METALLICA" because it's "A MUST" have! New Metal is crap! Fast doesn't equal good! Metallica adds thrash,classical,melodic,classic rock tones like no one else! You will never find another Metallica!! Man I envy your virgin ears my friend! I used to go to bed every night with my headphones on letting this album rip at 12 years old!! In 2015 "Master of Puppets was selected by Library of Congress for preservation in the national recording registry for being culturally,historically,aesthetically,significant! First and only Metal record to achieve it!! "And Justice for All" album is kick ass too! Live is to die,blackened,shortest straw,Harvester of Sorrow! Again,,you can't really go wrong!! Hopefully you'll be adding these and many more to your playlist! Welcome to the family
Cool 😎 Now do this one again, but live Seattle '89... ull truly understand then what Metallica was like live in their prime and why we are so passionate about them... EPIC!!!!!
Interesting that you mentioned starting to play guitar as you get more into metal music. That's like me in around year 2000. At that time my introduction to metal was, you guessed it, Metallica and Pantera. I had played guitar a little bit before getting into metal but the playing really got going after discovering there's more than just the basic chords.
Hi!! "It's Molly Boy", I am come from Chile-SouthAmerica. I"ll try to write the best possible in inglish language..I heard to Metallica's songs for first time since 39 years ago, it was just coincidences, it is,it was,it will be..GREETINGS FROM THIS OLD LATIN METALHEAD'S..
The heart of Metallica died shortly after this album was released. They still made good music afterwards but they could never touch what they had with Cliff Burton.
I don't know if anyone said this yet but I scrolled a bit and didn't see it. This was a song they wrote to describe their fans. "Circle of destruction" was a line to describe circle pits at shows. "Can not kill the family, battery has found in me" describes not being able to stop the love fans have for the band... it's pretty cool imo
You have to do a reaction to this son live in Seattle '89. Likely the best metal performance caught on video. I don't think you'll find many people here that will disagree.
Like I said the last time I was 23 years old in 1986 and this is what we were rocking out to back then anyway after it became commonplace of hearing hard metal Rock like this we used to change the lyrics and mess with it LOL hence the term flubba dubba battery
Metallica inspired me to pick up a guitar when I was 11. I took six years of music theory and have been in two signed bands and have toured and played with some big names. Pick up the guitar and don’t put it down. I’ll answer any of your questions along the way. This is a good warm up song for me. Keep it coming 🤘
It doesn´t slow down.... it just half the beats but still in the same tempo... good way to release intensity and build up again... like they do! :D Nice to see your reaction! Hail from Denmark!!
Metallica began to start becoming popular during my age of 18yrs old (1990). I was a fan immediately. This was after their first recording of Garage Days. One of their very first performances was in Buffalo NY at Monsters OF Rock in 1990. I was there! They were brand spankin new to everyone in the crowd.🔴 I absolutely loved their music. Would sit & listen over n over & HEADBANG cuz loved the sound sooooooooooooooooooooooo much!!!💥 I'm a major Pink Floyd fan/listener & have been since the 1970's. You can't compare these 2 bands. Both too different sounds. So you can love both. Rock n roll has soooooooo many different sounds. There's Metal, Heavy Metal, Classic Rock, Southern Rock, Grunge etc..soooooooo many.
Watching you discover metallica reminds me of when I first heard them in 86. Looks like you are getting hooked, a good thing. If you ever get a chance to see them live...do it!!!
Learn Metallica on guitar, many of my friends and I learned guitar playing other bands songs and Metallica songs are fun af to play, some great riffs and cool picking techniques; James does some challenging downpicking
Bro love your reactions and you should really react to their early live stuff like 1989, '85 and '83 i really can recommend ' The Thing That Should Not Be ' live from 1889 in Seatle
There is nothing a Metallica fan likes more than seeing the next generation discover Metallica!!!! Don't worry bro, there are millions of us! Go back to the beginning and you will get all the subscribers you could ever want!
Amen!!!!
Facts
Amen and ditto😊
Wup, we'll make you rich 🤑
Milions and millions and millions of us 😎🤘
"Cmon lads, don't let me down"
Metallica: hold my beer... 😂😂
Almost literally - think about all the live shows with James holding the beer😂
🤘🙂🤘I'm 59 and since 1984 Metallicafan ...i like to see younger people like you .... liking metal and Metallica ....
Dude, this really does make me happy, the future of Metal is strong with a new generation of Metalheads 🤘
Brav... you are taking a piss now.....since months now I have been requesting one song .. slaughter to prevail -bonebreaker live in and till today there was no response
@@chilliboy8448 You know how many requests he probably gets? On here and his Patreon etc? C'mon bruv.
The KINGS of the switch ups... METALLICA.
Stellar album. Fun fact.. first metal album to be entered into the congressional records for it influence on culture.
I love watching new fans discovering Metallica you can't go wrong! But it's hard to chose a favourite song their all bangers
I love knowing when the sick guitar riffs are coming, and seeing your face when they hit is just priceless!
I wish there were more people your age that are willing to listen outside their box.
You just got yourself sucked into a whole different universe of music!
Rock on
I’m glad you loved this song 🤘🤘 Please listen to blackened next i’m sure you’ll love it
Live Seattle 89 plz
What I came to suggest as well
Yes! Blackened is amazing!
I absolutely love blackened but whiplash is probably the next one he should listen to
When I saw Metallica with Ozzy at the Joe Louis Arena in Detroit they opened with this song. The lights went out and a spotlight shined on an Acoustic Guitar sitting in the middle of the stage basically playing itself then Metallica popped out of nowhere and just went nuts into Battery, it was so crazy and so loud. What a great concert!
Please do the entire Master of Puppets album. It is flawless back to back and Metallica's magnum opus.
Totally agree my favorite Metallica album and they are at their peak ...Cliff Burton at his finest.
Couldn’t agree more. It’s been my favorite album of all time since it came out in 1986. It never sucks
Every song is 100% amazing. This isn't even the fastest song on there. You'll love it all!!!!!
I prefer ride the Lightning but Master of puppets easily number two.
@@revan5293 you know that's hard to argue with 🤘
Battery- we charge them up and they charge us up. A song for their fans- long live the Metallica family! Their new album 72 seasons has a song called “Lux eterna” another song about being at a show and what it’s like.
The song is not about a Battery, but a street in San Francisco named Battery Street. The club 444 Battery is where they played some of the first shows :)
@@thomasschwanda7054 dude, that's literally what makes this song, and Metallica songs in general: the potential of multiple meanings. I know they were making this with multiple intentions.
Gotta say I'm super jealous of your new Metallica journey. If I could go back 20 years and rediscover Metallica like you are now, I would. Just to revisit how mind-blowing it was upon first hearing these songs & watching the live clips. Just wait until you attend your first live show and feel that intensity & energy in person.. It's an experience like no other.
Keep these videos coming, brother! 🤘
Hi bro, I really love watching your reactions to Metallica. I don't speak English and I have to use an automatic translator built into the browser to understand what you are saying. I'm really looking forward to your reaction to metallica's performance with the song "Creeping Death" in Moscow at the Tushino airfield in 1991. This must be seen at least once in your life. I guarantee it will just blow your mind. I support your passion for guitar, James Hatfield and Metallica really had a strong influence on several generations of musicians, including me. I even had to take out a loan from my bank to buy myself a Gibson Explorer like James
With love from Russia
I was a junior in high school when this dropped, still my favorite Metallica song.
Stumbled on your videos this morning and watching them all haha.. Its a gift watching you become a metalhead, welcome🤘
I'll never forget being in the pit for their concert and they opened with this song....I was INSANE!
Old guy here, I was 15 when Master came out and I just ran around the room like a madman when I first heard Battery. You brought me back years my dude, thanks for this video.
I was 15 to and still love them..best band to walk the earth ever
The entire Master of puppets album is just sick. My favourite album of there's As it's the album that got me into Metallica all those many moons ago.
Ok, I have watched several of your videos now, and I literally giggled out loud when the video started and it was acoustic guitar, knowing what was going to happen. Glad you like the song!! Cheers!
I've heard all this master-pieces of this metallica's master-album for decades. Now, I can re-hear them again with a new ingredient: your reactions! And you can be sure I'm enjoying it. Thanks a lot for you videos.
I have been waiting FOR SO LONG!!!! What could come from mixes like rock and hip hop and rap and more.... This is the beginning of amazing things :'D
His face at 2:10 is perfect. Love watching people discover Metallica for the first time.
I’m so glad I stumbled onto Mollytv cos it’s great watching his expressions as he listens. Also from a long time Metallica fan seeing a newbie experience their brilliance for the first time is a real treat!
Battery is my favorite song on this album
It's amazing that a band gets batter as you go back in time
I’ve always thought you could determine someone’s age by their favorite Metallica album - im 49 so it’s between master and justice 😂
Up to black album is insanely good, black album is good. Everything after is not very good (imo)
@@johnmchugh8049Not always true lol. I discovered Metallica through Load/Reload in middle school, but AJFA is my favorite album followed by MOP.
Great, now that you've heard this, you absolutely have to react to the Live Seattle '89 version of Battery - faster, heavier and more energy than ever ⚡⚡
Metallica was my 1st concert 85 or 86 I was in HS was 14 or 15yrs and didnt have my drivers license. My bf and her brother took us . I remember we were on ground floor , like 10th row and my bf brother put me on his shoulders so I could see better and he was 6f 6in , I saw everything and Lars the drummer threw me his drum stick ❤ and I caught it 😊 !!
Yes please! A whole album reaction to Master Of Puppets is an absolute necessity! 🍻🍻
Great work friend!
This song was my very first metal experience when I was 13 when the album came out, a friend put the cassette in his stereo and turned it all the way up. It blew my mind 🤯 been a fan ever since🤘
When you have the time watch the live version in Seattle 1989👊🤘
My Dude. It’s so rad to see you feel the music! I see it in you; Your blood pressure rising, your heart beats faster because their music is like a drug. I saw a link to Master Of Puppets earlier tonight (your reaction from 9 days ago) and really it was just because I wanted to hear the song at that moment but seeing how “gobsmacked” you were I wanted to hear more Metallica and watch you find a new part of yourself (subscribed). ONE is my favourite but watching you deep dive has made my night.
I’m in Canada. Your videos are reaching out across the world!
Thanks for the great comment man. All the positive feedback I’m getting helps me stay motivated! Also the fact people from all over the world are watching is unreal
Years ago when I was skateboarding heaps someone gave me a copy of Master of Puppets and it was the first time I ever heard Metallica and I was absolutely hooked.
I’ve always LOVED how they’ve layered their guitars to capture all this. It’s beautiful really!
Nothing is more awesome than when you learn this song on guitar and play it perfectly for the first time!!!
I can't do those triplets for the life of me lmao
The very first thrash song I ever heard. Summer of 87. Still kicks my ass to this day. Changed my entire worldview of music and introduced me to a whole new group of people that are still my family to this day.
Omg how much I listened this album in the late 1980.
I remember when i finally got cd-version for myself. I was so proud of it. Great memories
No song in the world can get me as pumped up to kick the world's ass than Battery by Metallica.
"Welcome Home" (Sanitarium)
It's a Banger
Legendary blistering Force‼️🎶(BATTERY). . .
I envy you I wish I could hear these songs for the first time again....but hearing these songs 40 years later still give me goose bumps.
I love your genuine reactions. That was my reaction when I first heard Battery!! I loved them since hearing Kill 'Em All. I've been a rock fan since I was a toddler. Dad would crank his Beatles, Grand Funk and Led Zeppelin albums. I found other artists as I got older like Scorpions, Judas Priest, Raven, etc. and couldn't get enough of Thrash Metal in its infancy! I was 13 in 1983 for Metallica's debut.
This song brings back memories being 17 years old when this album was released. Listening to this in moms car on the weekends with friends. Haha! Had one knob for the bass /treble. Blew out the speakers within a week! Lol! Very cool to see the younger generation appreciate this band so many years later.
“Come on lads, don’t let me down”
the growth is real because youre open to hearing it all
Grabbing your guitar after/while listening to an awesome song you wish you could play, welcome to the club. 🤘
If you search TH-cam, there's a backing track of Battery - minus the lead guitar. The riff that James plays as the background of the last solo literally makes me rip babies' heads off, it cranks me up on insane level, I'm not even joking.
This was so great to watch. My obsessed Metallica fan trained ear is used to segueing into Master of Puppets right at the end of Battery after years of listening to it over and over, in order, since the 80's. 😂 Their arrangement of the album and how each song transitions from track to track is like a metal symphony. I am looking forward to going through all your videos, which I am doing now. Please consider Harvester Of Sorrow from the Justice album. I think you will love it.
One of the greatest openings to an album as you'd want. Contains everything that is to come, in one way or another. This album is their masterpiece in this phase of their career. And as always, you're very invested - which is brilliant and delightful to watch.
Thanks for doing that!! Glad you enjoyed it!! 😃🤘
Just Subscribed Molly, keep it up brother, Really enjoy the reactions man.
I remember being 9 yrs old, my older cousin and her friend were babysitting me. I was listening to the radio, they came in my room, asked if I wanted to hear "real music", then sat me down and put this album on beginning to end and I was never the same again. Got my first guitar a couple months later \m/
Metallica is the perfect band to get into playing the guitar with. Every single song has unique moments that are always fun to play. I could play the same Metallica song over and over again and probably never get bored. Let alone playing any of the 120+ songs in their catalog. It's amazing. Then you can branch out into other metal bands.
Watch the whole Seattle concert from 89. Best performance ever in my opinion ❤❤ And keep up the good work mate. Love from Denmark 🤘
Hello from Cody Wyoming 😊you're awesome keep it up with Metallica, you can not go wrong
They have always been this tight live. Magic.
Hey I love Metallica but let’s be real here. Lars fakes his way through half the songs and Kirk can lose his way live on solos and stuff. Still an amazing good time but they don’t exactly duplicate this precision live, and that’s totally ok.
@@cyberdemon1702 I’ve been INSIDE the snake pit while they perform and speaking from my own observable experience, they are so tight.
(And as a sidenote, unless you can personally play at their par or better than I would be grateful for you not to comment, because thou knows not of what thou speaks.)
I love watching these videos and just waiting for the reaction.
I saw them on the "Justice Tour" with Queensryche supporting.EPIC
Genuinely enjoying these 🤘🔥 Another new fan is born
I was a 90s kid when black, load etc came out it wasn’t till the 2005 when online chatter about how they sold out I finally listened to their “old stuff” and I was literally blown away same as you .. I think I had battery and master on repeat for a month straight .. also trying to learn how to play it on guitar.. and realizing James is at God level
I've been listening to this album since it came out!
This and Damage Inc are my 2 fave tunes from Master of Puppets. Love my thrash
I completed basic infantry training in May of 86.I had an open contract so they sent me to another school to train on the Bradley infantry fighting vehicle.There were 3 men to a room and the atmosphere was more laxed than it was in basic training.You could have a radio in your room and other comforts.I had a black guy in my room that was into heavy metal and he introduced me to this album.I was hooked the first time I heard it.I think the US put this album in the National library.
Again, there was no better decade for music than the 80s. Hands down.
This song is the perfect opener for this Album. I love it since it released in 1986. The best metal album ever!
Metallica solos are the most remomorable because of their natural flow with the song and story, the guitar is part of the story
Big laugh for don’t let me down!!! You’re not ready!
Subscribed a week ago and ive been looking forward each day to your reactions😁 Great stuff!! Maybe do a poll to decide which Metallica album to review in full?? My vote will always be Master of Puppets
First time I heard this,my reaction was identical. Wow,this is pretty......BANG!
James' guitar playing is so tight it's amazing.
I'm enjoying your channel bro! Keep up the good work!
New subscriber here and love that even though your very young,you have a long enough attention span to enjoy "METALLICA" because it's "A MUST" have! New Metal is crap! Fast doesn't equal good! Metallica adds thrash,classical,melodic,classic rock tones like no one else! You will never find another Metallica!! Man I envy your virgin ears my friend! I used to go to bed every night with my headphones on letting this album rip at 12 years old!! In 2015 "Master of Puppets was selected by Library of Congress for preservation in the national recording registry for being culturally,historically,aesthetically,significant! First and only Metal record to achieve it!! "And Justice for All" album is kick ass too! Live is to die,blackened,shortest straw,Harvester of Sorrow! Again,,you can't really go wrong!! Hopefully you'll be adding these and many more to your playlist! Welcome to the family
I saw Metallica in a backyard early 80s with Dave Mustaine with about 60 people
First song on the album, easily top 3 of all their songs
Great reaction bro 👍
Cool 😎 Now do this one again, but live Seattle '89... ull truly understand then what Metallica was like live in their prime and why we are so passionate about them... EPIC!!!!!
I agree!
The metal gods knew you were coming, and prepared all this wonderful music for your awakening.
Love it. Can’t wait till we get to Disposable Heroes
Interesting that you mentioned starting to play guitar as you get more into metal music. That's like me in around year 2000.
At that time my introduction to metal was, you guessed it, Metallica and Pantera.
I had played guitar a little bit before getting into metal but the playing really got going after discovering there's more than just the basic chords.
Hi!! "It's Molly Boy", I am come from Chile-SouthAmerica. I"ll try to write the best possible in inglish language..I heard to Metallica's songs for first time since 39 years ago, it was just coincidences, it is,it was,it will be..GREETINGS FROM THIS OLD LATIN METALHEAD'S..
The heart of Metallica died shortly after this album was released. They still made good music afterwards but they could never touch what they had with Cliff Burton.
Yes o yes, plz do the album. 🤘🤘🤘
I don't know if anyone said this yet but I scrolled a bit and didn't see it. This was a song they wrote to describe their fans. "Circle of destruction" was a line to describe circle pits at shows. "Can not kill the family, battery has found in me" describes not being able to stop the love fans have for the band... it's pretty cool imo
You have to do a reaction to this son live in Seattle '89. Likely the best metal performance caught on video. I don't think you'll find many people here that will disagree.
Your reaction to the contrast of Acoustic vs Fast Electric was EXACTLY what I thought on 1st listen.
You need to react to this song live in Seattle; 1989. That version makes this sound like it's standing still.
Like I said the last time I was 23 years old in 1986 and this is what we were rocking out to back then anyway after it became commonplace of hearing hard metal Rock like this we used to change the lyrics and mess with it LOL hence the term flubba dubba battery
Metallica inspired me to pick up a guitar when I was 11. I took six years of music theory and have been in two signed bands and have toured and played with some big names. Pick up the guitar and don’t put it down. I’ll answer any of your questions along the way. This is a good warm up song for me. Keep it coming 🤘
It doesn´t slow down.... it just half the beats but still in the same tempo... good way to release intensity and build up again... like they do! :D Nice to see your reaction! Hail from Denmark!!
Metallica began to start becoming popular during my age of 18yrs old (1990). I was a fan immediately. This was after their first recording of Garage Days. One of their very first performances was in Buffalo NY at Monsters OF Rock in 1990. I was there! They were brand spankin new to everyone in the crowd.🔴
I absolutely loved their music. Would sit & listen over n over & HEADBANG cuz loved the sound sooooooooooooooooooooooo much!!!💥
I'm a major Pink Floyd fan/listener & have been since the 1970's. You can't compare these 2 bands. Both too different sounds. So you can love both. Rock n roll has soooooooo many different sounds. There's Metal, Heavy Metal, Classic Rock, Southern Rock, Grunge etc..soooooooo many.
I straight away started laughing when face came on... 😂
1:49 - Yes, acoustic. Specifically a nylon-stringed classical/Spanish guitar.
Yes whole Album!!!!!
Best intro to a song
A metal head has been born. Welcome!
Watching you discover metallica reminds me of when I first heard them in 86.
Looks like you are getting hooked, a good thing.
If you ever get a chance to see them live...do it!!!
KEEP IT GOING!!!!
Learn Metallica on guitar, many of my friends and I learned guitar playing other bands songs and Metallica songs are fun af to play, some great riffs and cool picking techniques; James does some challenging downpicking
James’ downpicking is really hard to get because he does it so freaking fast😭
Bro love your reactions and you should really react to their early live stuff like 1989, '85 and '83 i really can recommend ' The Thing That Should Not Be ' live from 1889 in Seatle
This song, Seattle 1989!!!
Now you have to do the 89 Seattle concert live version