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I was 14 when this album came out and going through some very dark times, this song saved me. Every word in the lyrics was what I was feeling but the final solo was so inspiring, so uplifting so impactful that it showed me that there was a little light within the darkness and there was hope... I'm 51 now and have had battled depression all my life yet this song is my life line...
@@justintime41776 I have to respectfully disagree with with your comment dude. Now I obviously don't know you, and therefore DON'T know what you might have been through, but based SOLELY upon your comment it seems like you just don't have the real-world experience to understand what someone in a 'dark time' might be personally going through. Like MANY people, I've been there myself in the past. By that I mean that I mean when you've lost the MOST important person in your life (in my case my girlfriend who was pregnant with our kid), you simply don't see any reason to continue on. But many of us actually have the strength to continue on, and in many cases it's because others have helped. Now as I said I DON'T know you OR what you've been through in your life (and it's possible that you're experienced with a similar dark time, meaning losing someone close to you, and are simply TRYING to sound 'tough/unfeeling' to cover up your own real feelings), but to me it sounds like your comment is made SOLELY out of the IGNORANCE of someone who has NEVER experienced such a feeling of loss/hopelessness. Now if I'm wrong about my interpretation of your comment, then I apologize, and please correct me. Just my own personal opinion anyway.
The lead guitarist, Kirk, may not be the most technically gifted guitarist of all time but he sure knows how to write a great melodic guitar solo. Since you enjoyed this song, I'd recommend some of Metallica's other tracks that mix up soft and heavy parts such as (Welcome Home) Sanitarium, One, The Unforgiven, and Nothing Else Matters, and the instrumental tracks Call Of Ktulu, Orion, and To Live Is To Die
Well fuck technically gifted sweep picking monkeys lol, the feeling that I get at the second fade to back solo, is unmatched this solo is a life changer for me atleast. Kirk rules
@@mr.smithgnrsmith7808 he's my favourite guitarist of all time so I wasn't trying to disrespect him, but even Kirk himself would admit there are plenty of more technically gifted guitarists out there than him. However, Kirk has one thing that a lot of the others don't have - he has the ability to write melodic, memorable solos that are packed full of emotion and tell a story rather than just playing a hundred notes per second for the sake of it. I was actually paying him a compliment with my initial comment, but maybe I worded it poorly
I always hate hearing that. It's like if an artist isnt "gifted" they aren't worth listening to or they're art is somehow less. Also who says what gifted means? I don't think you're the problem it's just so many people like to critique musicians when I dont see them producing any music.
I just got out of depression yesterday and i wanted to listen to Metallica and when i hurd him say “i have lost the will to live simply nothing more i can give “ i got the biggest chills ever
Have you done Metallica's "One"? True emotion in a song, if there ever is. It talks about a soldier who lost his limbs and face from a landmine and asks to be put out of his misery. Really powerful song, I think you'll like it.
You should try Master of Puppets it’s got both the heavy feel as well as a melodic interlude. It’s a rollercoaster of a song in both the lyrics and instrumentals. Pay special attention to the lyrics and how the instrumentals are thematically in line with the lyrics.
If you loved this you'll LOVE Welcome Home Sanitarium or The Unforgiven ! BTW that background guitar was the rhythm guitar. This is James's voice before he "matured", lol!
Kill em all and Garage days was like early teen to 20's the next three they found their place in the sound and mixed flow with riff. but its good to see how they did it too.
This is the song that made me love Metallica back in 1989 and got me into thrash metal. Check out Welcome Home Sanitarium. Its my 2nd favorite Metallica song
LOVED your reaction to one of my fav Metallica songs all time, its fantastic and that solo.. fuckin ey. Btw they have tons of melodic stuff, even in the hardcore stuff (blended). You would love Orion, Welcome Home and so many more, dont get us all started..
nice réaction :) go with all the Master of puppet album, mu favorite album of all time, or and Justice for all..., if you want last and more prog metallica album :)
Nice reaction. You should look more into the lyrics tho, then the title would make more sense also (but youre right about the ending matching up with the title).
I think you missed the meaning of this song. Fade to Black is reference to someone who has lost his battle with mental health and takes his own life. Listen back to the lyrics again and you’ll understand. Such an emotional song tbh
So, who's gonna be the first to write that this was a song written after their equipment got stolen. That it was unheard of in 1984 - tough guys like AlcoholicA writing a ballad.
youll have to do reactions to the two instrumentals if you loved this one. the call of ktulu and orion. promise youlllove those just as much. started following you to. keep it up. keep it real
Thanmks for another great one. Would love to hear what you think of some old, Lynyrd Skynyrd stuff. Free bird, Oakland '76 is Fethin amazing & the latter part of the song will blow your socks off. If you're wanting some more variety for Metallica, please check out the 3 Unforgiven songs. In my opinion, all 3 are spectacular & have some great life lessons in them.
That type of song is called a power ballad most metal bands had at least one on every album. My favorite power ballad is from Testament "The Legacy" you should check it out.
Thanks for good reaction! Nice to watch your opinions. What comes to diversity, Metallica really gives very broad set of songs. Very versatile band, ranging from fast heavy trash to slow beautiful ballads. It's good to mix a bit with studio and live versions, to get good understanding of their music. Here are some recommendations to listen. Trying to pick some you might like, and on different spectrums of their styles. - One. Classic reaction song in youtube. Also has good changes and transitions of different types of feelings, and tells very tragic story. Here's option for some live performance, or to watch the official music video, which has movie clips telling story in the background. Both are good. - The Day that Never Comes, live for example from Quebec Magnetic show. Some of their more recent stuff from 2nd latest album. - Unforgiven. Actually it's a trilogy, you can find parts I, II and III. They share some similarities, but have bit different perspectvie on lyrics. Beautiful emotional songs. Studio versions for these. - Orion. Pure instrumental, masterwork of their ex-basist Cliff Burton, who died in bus accident during their tour. Studio version. - Nothing Else Matters. Their most famous love ballad form the album which made them really famous. Official music video is good pick. - Battery, live from Seattle 1989. One of their fastest songs, example of their trash style when they were still young. - Fight Fire with Fire. Live from Brazil 2022, their very recent show. Example of their current performance, example of how they still rock even being near 60 years old. - The Call of Ktulu, Munich, Germany August 23, 2019 live version. Another pure instrumental piece, if you Orion before. It's worth to focus on bass doing some interesting stuff, kinda representing the beast in the background. Enjoy the music!
Check out " The Unforgiven" " Hero of the Day" " Until it Sleeps" " Nothing else matters" for some of their slower stuff. Want some real diversity? " NO LEAF CLOVER" IS A MUST!!!
Metallica.....one Metallica.... master of puppets Metallica.....disp.heroes Metallica...Welcome Home Metallica.....damage Inc. Metallica....so many Mode are awesome
For people that gotta mention kirk not being the best out there. Do what he's done from 80's - 2020 in the best heavy metal band of all time. List off the best how long did they lived and are they still outperforming?. What's that a NO? shut it. Are you gonna show anyone how its done?, NO? ok..... Kirk is Metallica w/ jason, cliff, james and lars.
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Dime Bag Darrell Pantera: Domination Live in Moscow.... Or Pantera: Walk.
I was 14 when this album came out and going through some very dark times, this song saved me. Every word in the lyrics was what I was feeling but the final solo was so inspiring, so uplifting so impactful that it showed me that there was a little light within the darkness and there was hope... I'm 51 now and have had battled depression all my life yet this song is my life line...
Get a grip.
It's like the 80's Comfortably Numb solo
@@angelone1839 It's that epic, Comfortably Numb is THE best solo ever but Fade to Black isn't that far off...
@@justintime41776 I have to respectfully disagree with with your comment dude. Now I obviously don't know you, and therefore DON'T know what you might have been through, but based SOLELY upon your comment it seems like you just don't have the real-world experience to understand what someone in a 'dark time' might be personally going through.
Like MANY people, I've been there myself in the past. By that I mean that I mean when you've lost the MOST important person in your life (in my case my girlfriend who was pregnant with our kid), you simply don't see any reason to continue on.
But many of us actually have the strength to continue on, and in many cases it's because others have helped.
Now as I said I DON'T know you OR what you've been through in your life (and it's possible that you're experienced with a similar dark time, meaning losing someone close to you, and are simply TRYING to sound 'tough/unfeeling' to cover up your own real feelings), but to me it sounds like your comment is made SOLELY out of the IGNORANCE of someone who has NEVER experienced such a feeling of loss/hopelessness.
Now if I'm wrong about my interpretation of your comment, then I apologize, and please correct me.
Just my own personal opinion anyway.
The lead guitarist, Kirk, may not be the most technically gifted guitarist of all time but he sure knows how to write a great melodic guitar solo. Since you enjoyed this song, I'd recommend some of Metallica's other tracks that mix up soft and heavy parts such as (Welcome Home) Sanitarium, One, The Unforgiven, and Nothing Else Matters, and the instrumental tracks Call Of Ktulu, Orion, and To Live Is To Die
Well fuck technically gifted sweep picking monkeys lol, the feeling that I get at the second fade to back solo, is unmatched this solo is a life changer for me atleast. Kirk rules
Technically he’s quite gifted…don’t know why you all say that shit constantly…Satriani taught him, and he’s an absolute technician
@@mr.smithgnrsmith7808 he's my favourite guitarist of all time so I wasn't trying to disrespect him, but even Kirk himself would admit there are plenty of more technically gifted guitarists out there than him. However, Kirk has one thing that a lot of the others don't have - he has the ability to write melodic, memorable solos that are packed full of emotion and tell a story rather than just playing a hundred notes per second for the sake of it. I was actually paying him a compliment with my initial comment, but maybe I worded it poorly
I always hate hearing that. It's like if an artist isnt "gifted" they aren't worth listening to or they're art is somehow less. Also who says what gifted means? I don't think you're the problem it's just so many people like to critique musicians when I dont see them producing any music.
Kirk is one of the greatest. Great riffs in GREaT music makes a great guitarist
Period
Vanity solos circa Eddie Van Halen…sorry. Don’t do it for me.
Metallica's best song never gets old.
I just got out of depression yesterday and i wanted to listen to Metallica and when i hurd him say “i have lost the will to live simply nothing more i can give “ i got the biggest chills ever
Keep your head up and keep going! 🙏🖤
One of the best endings, lol, to a song ever. \m/
That outro solo is my favorite solo of all time
Have you done Metallica's "One"? True emotion in a song, if there ever is. It talks about a soldier who lost his limbs and face from a landmine and asks to be put out of his misery. Really powerful song, I think you'll like it.
One is amazing. Next in line to Fade to Black for me
You should try Master of Puppets it’s got both the heavy feel as well as a melodic interlude. It’s a rollercoaster of a song in both the lyrics and instrumentals. Pay special attention to the lyrics and how the instrumentals are thematically in line with the lyrics.
This is one of their best songs but you are yet to scratch the surface on what they can do!
orion and to live is to die.. to enjoy with their instrumentation
Loved your reaction!!
Thank you, glad you vibin 🙏
Staxx: This song really turned up, didn't it? (Right before ending solo)
Metallica: hold my beer
this track is great, lots of emotion in instruments.
This is incredible Live
You've got flowers on your shirt. Subbed!
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You are not the only one liking the guitar solo in the end. It's voted pretty high on some all-time top guitar solo lists.
Not surprised! It was muy 🔥
Great reaction! You should listen again while reading the lyrics
You should check out "Bleeding Me" off of the Load album. It has a similar vibe, while still being a great song.
If you loved this you'll LOVE Welcome Home Sanitarium or The Unforgiven !
BTW that background guitar was the rhythm guitar.
This is James's voice before he
"matured", lol!
Kill em all and Garage days was like early teen to 20's the next three they found their place in the sound and mixed flow with riff. but its good to see how they did it too.
This is the song that made me love Metallica back in 1989 and got me into thrash metal. Check out Welcome Home Sanitarium. Its my 2nd favorite Metallica song
Another slightly “different” Metallica song is nothing else matters and is one of their greatest songs
Said no Metallica fan ever…..
@@Ishimura89 🤡
Another song amazing by Metallica "The day that never comes"
Fade to Black is my favorite Metallica Song great reaction
It’s a good one! Thank you, glad you enjoyed it
Nothing else matters, another beautiful ballad you should listen to
Ride the lightning next! another amazing guitar solo and song!
this is the song I want to be bury with. this is metallica masterpiece
LOVED your reaction to one of my fav Metallica songs all time, its fantastic and that solo.. fuckin ey.
Btw they have tons of melodic stuff, even in the hardcore stuff (blended). You would love Orion, Welcome Home and so many more, dont get us all started..
Orion you must try. Pure music
nice réaction :) go with all the Master of puppet album, mu favorite album of all time, or and Justice for all..., if you want last and more prog metallica album :)
you should definitely check out Welcome Home Sanitarium.
Nice reaction. You should look more into the lyrics tho, then the title would make more sense also (but youre right about the ending matching up with the title).
I think you missed the meaning of this song. Fade to Black is reference to someone who has lost his battle with mental health and takes his own life. Listen back to the lyrics again and you’ll understand. Such an emotional song tbh
Ohhhh man 😢 that hits hard now knowing that
So, who's gonna be the first to write that this was a song written after their equipment got stolen. That it was unheard of in 1984 - tough guys like AlcoholicA writing a ballad.
youll have to do reactions to the two instrumentals if you loved this one. the call of ktulu and orion. promise youlllove those just as much. started following you to. keep it up. keep it real
Should do hate train, has some of the most beautiful transitions in any song ever
You should check out The Unforgiven, Welcome Home - Sanitarium and One ( the official music video). They all have this more melodic buildup.
Thanmks for another great one.
Would love to hear what you think of some old, Lynyrd Skynyrd stuff. Free bird, Oakland '76 is Fethin amazing & the latter part of the song will blow your socks off. If you're wanting some more variety for Metallica, please check out the 3 Unforgiven songs. In my opinion, all 3 are spectacular & have some great life lessons in them.
That type of song is called a power ballad most metal bands had at least one on every album. My favorite power ballad is from Testament "The Legacy" you should check it out.
If you want spectrum of moods, you should check out the instrumental Orion.
Depending on my mood of the day, it's my favorite Metallica song.
Call of Ktulu, Orion, To live is to die.
Watch the Moscow 1991 Live version of this. Trust me.
Thanks for good reaction! Nice to watch your opinions. What comes to diversity, Metallica really gives very broad set of songs. Very versatile band, ranging from fast heavy trash to slow beautiful ballads. It's good to mix a bit with studio and live versions, to get good understanding of their music.
Here are some recommendations to listen. Trying to pick some you might like, and on different spectrums of their styles.
- One. Classic reaction song in youtube. Also has good changes and transitions of different types of feelings, and tells very tragic story. Here's option for some live performance, or to watch the official music video, which has movie clips telling story in the background. Both are good.
- The Day that Never Comes, live for example from Quebec Magnetic show. Some of their more recent stuff from 2nd latest album.
- Unforgiven. Actually it's a trilogy, you can find parts I, II and III. They share some similarities, but have bit different perspectvie on lyrics. Beautiful emotional songs. Studio versions for these.
- Orion. Pure instrumental, masterwork of their ex-basist Cliff Burton, who died in bus accident during their tour. Studio version.
- Nothing Else Matters. Their most famous love ballad form the album which made them really famous. Official music video is good pick.
- Battery, live from Seattle 1989. One of their fastest songs, example of their trash style when they were still young.
- Fight Fire with Fire. Live from Brazil 2022, their very recent show. Example of their current performance, example of how they still rock even being near 60 years old.
- The Call of Ktulu, Munich, Germany August 23, 2019 live version. Another pure instrumental piece, if you Orion before. It's worth to focus on bass doing some interesting stuff, kinda representing the beast in the background.
Enjoy the music!
Greatest song of all time
Try Four horsemen from Metallica, you'll love it!
Bro The Unforgiven hits different.
Metallica is the band that got me into metal back in 95
I highly recommend you to go check out the live version of this song
this is one of those 7 min songs that only last 3, meaning it ended far too soon.
Check out " The Unforgiven" " Hero of the Day" " Until it Sleeps" " Nothing else matters" for some of their slower stuff. Want some real diversity? " NO LEAF CLOVER" IS A MUST!!!
React to unforgiven trilogy you love it ❤
Metallica.....one
Metallica.... master of puppets
Metallica.....disp.heroes
Metallica...Welcome Home
Metallica.....damage Inc.
Metallica....so many Mode are awesome
check out the outlaw torn
Homer said "Check the modern Live Version and compare..." -Howgh
Check out The Unforgiven by Metallica
Next please react Indonesia metal band:
"Burgerkill 'killchestra' - an elegy"
Thanks 👍🏻
Metallica - Bleeding me.
Check the Welcome Home from Seattle 89. It has everything Metallica can offer :)
Metallica’s “ Nothing else Matter” might hit you sweet spot. If you like this song might wanna try again on a live version in moscow. Much better
Bugger it, go hard. Metallica’s heaviest song, Disposable Hero’s 🤘😎🤘
You HAVE to react to the Lulu album. Collaboration with Lou Reed. Best album Metallica has put out, easily
Yes, and also St. Anger, very good album with memorable songs
If you wanna check something towards the other end of the spectrum I suggest checking out The Unforgiven and Nothing Else Matters
The next 4 Metallica reactions
1-Nothing Else Matters
2-One
3-The Unforgiven
4-Master of Puppets
Relax side? “Nothing else Matters”
Give Soen a try for a change of pace. Watch the lyric video for Antagonist.
Hard to believe thrash fans thought they sold out with this song
That’s wild
These guys were 21 when they wrote this album....think about that.
Orion from master of puppets
So much to choose from with Metallica, but if you are looking for depth, watch the official video for 'One'. The best music video I've ever seen.
Talk about the lyrics and meaning of the song not just the "mood" of the song.
listen to One...
For people that gotta mention kirk not being the best out there. Do what he's done from 80's - 2020 in the best heavy metal band of all time. List off the best how long did they lived and are they still outperforming?. What's that a NO? shut it. Are you gonna show anyone how its done?, NO? ok..... Kirk is Metallica w/ jason, cliff, james and lars.
Request: Bring me the Horizon - Shadow Moses
it's from their Sempiternal album, so it's melodic, and it's a banger (but goes hard too!)
Funny watching youtubers react to real music like their reaction matters. You still don't understand it. Oh and your timing is off bud.
He´s not serious, is he? The guy didn't understand the song at all. What a jerk.
Orion from master of puppets