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Loved the reaction -- one of the best songs Metallica's ever done. I really enjoyed the insight into the lyrics and meaning of the song as well. Great job!
DeadlyRivfader Bathory? Not to be confused with Battery! 😜Sorry for the dad joke, couldn’t help myself. But will definitely check it out. I’m just starting my exploration journey into Swedish metal and really like what I’m hearing so far!
She is brilliant. You should be very proud of your daughter. My new favorite reactors. Thoughtful insight on the artistry and the deeper meaning contained therein.
Fade to Black would be a good one for you to react to. It's got a lot of beautiful guitar work that you'd not expect from a "metal" band, goes through several movements like classical (A hallmark of Metallica's first three albums), and has a sad tone despite actually being an uplifting story about someone contemplating suicide, and then changing their mind. Master's message of the LIES that lead people into drug addiction also has a undertone related to religious addiction many people miss. Both peddle lies to keep people on their knees in servitude, "consuming the product" as it were. "Where's the dreams that I've been after? You promised only lies". People even bullshit themselves into it with the classic "it could never happen to me". A harsh truth is that it could happen to anyone. Wizard's first rule: People are dumb, they'll believe something because they want it to be true, or worse are afraid it might be true. George Carlin: And that's why we bullshit ourselves. But it's something about early Metallica in general where they would take subjects -- suicide, drug addiction, death -- and actually treat them in respectful, and often uplifting and inspiring ways. That's why as a teen and/or young adult at the time those albums came out it was so infuriating when people were protesting saying this type of music glorified these things; because the dirtbags predators trying to make a name for themselves as "moral guardians" never even bothered listening or understanding the lyrics they were criticizing. Kind of like when the New York Times called Run DMC's lyrics degrading and horrifying, as they're singing about how you should stay in school and go to college (not a joke) and how pathetic dropouts were (also not kidding) or baking Duncin Hines cakes. (REALLY not f***ing kidding). Real threatening dangerous stuff right there. Kind of like today. More things change, the more they stay the same. Can't blame the parents, or preachers, or politicians, or the individual... or the constant shoveling of dung society as a whole heaps atop the average person. No, let's blame it all on music, TV, and video games.
Mmm, no. Fade To Black does NOT tell of any reconsideration. The song speaks about contemplating, attempting, and succeeding at suicide. "No one but me can save myself BUT IT'S TOO LATE" "Now I can't think, think why I should even try" "Yesterday seems as though it never existed" "Death greets me warm, now I will just say goodbye... goodbye" The "changing of mind" you are thinking of is from all the FANS who were in that dark place seriously thinking about ending their lives, and then reconsidered suicide upon hearing the song.
@@BlackieNuff Yesterday seems as if it never existed -- aka it wasn't that bad, I'm over it. Death greets me warm, now I will just say goodbye. -- telling death goodbye, not the world. The previous line, "Now I can't think. think why I should even try" -- try to save himself, or kill himself? Although it's not even about suicide, it's about starting over from scratch, a fresh start... after having a guitar amp stolen. Is it even worth the effort.
Hmmm. I never thought of it that way. I suppose it makes more sense that way, lol. I assumed the song ended tragic and that is what made the fans think "whoa, maybe I won't", but your explanation sounds more likely to inspire a change of heart. My bad. :-P
"No one but me can save myself, but it's too late. Now I can't think why I should even try." He can't think of a reason to even try saving himself. It's too late for that. "Death greets me warm" means that he feels as though death is embracing him and welcoming him, like an old friend. He is saying goodbye to the world and going with death. It's very straightforward. Even the title, "Fade to Black," is a reference to dying; everything going black. I know that James was upset about a stolen guitar amp at the time, but the song isn't literally about a guitar amp. James took the depression that he was feeling over the incident and used it as inspiration to write a very dark song.
@ Jerry Campbell I knew it! After looking over Knight's interpretation again, and actually listening to the song for my self again, I see his version is just a snowflake's spin on the actual "message". Nice effort to candy-ass it, but no dice. Well, I'm back to believing it to be about suicide, and following through on it. As I always had, as it always was, and still is. Thanks Jerry. :-D
I’m having a daughter in August and I cannot wait to teach her all the amazing metal music I love! I love that you’re taking this time to introduce Juliet to such amazing music!
Just stumbled across this mate you're daughter has wisdom far beyond her years, You should be proud I'm definitely going to keep an eye on your channel keep up the good work 🤘 and G'day from Australia 🇦🇺
Adam Zeggai and the beautiful thing is that is the correct answer because it’s yours. We all experience something different from the same song; and we are all correct with each one of our opinions. I love music!!!!!
I don't know if you can have a "school of metal" without Ronnie James Dio teaching a lesson or two. "The Last in Line" by Dio is one of my faves, and also "Stargazer" by Rainbow.
@E- Rock That's a funny expression, I've never heard of it. Does it relate specifically to Jinjer in some way, or just ze German in you couldn't help himself? :p
Hallowed be thy name is indeed one of the greatest songs by Maiden, but maybe something like Alexander the Great, Powerslave or Loneliness of the Long Distance Runner is a bit better
This song is a genius masterclass of how lyrics and music can come together to tell the whole story. It is pure genius. How, as you alluded to, the music goes with the lyrics so well. The crazy crave of the drugs and finally getting the hit ( the beginning ) then the dreamy high as the drug hits you ( the slower more melodic middle ) then you come crashing down again craving more and more until it takes over your life to the point of death ( the finale ). I keep saying it because its true, its just a pure masterclass of music and lyrics gelling together perfectly. Genius, pure genius.
Great video, "Fade to Black" is their best song (IMHO). Master of Puppets is a very close second though followed by Dyers Eve. Great analysis, I was so relieved she didn't get the "Chop your breakfast on a mirror" line. The first solo (played by James by the way) is the high and the second solo is the crash and frantic search for more. She's a smart cookie, soon she'll be wearing a leather rocker jacket and getting skull tattoos... LoL!
just let me take a minute or two to say man you got such an angel illuminating your days take good care of her! next up for more metallica i might suggest:fade to black (suicide) , one(war),for whom the bell tolls (war) , sanitarium (mental illness), nothing else matters (a gentle ballad about love and ambition) , the unforgiven l ll and lll especially the first one, creeping death (live in moscow 1991!!),sad but true
Hahaha I'm Metalhead daughter and my dad is hiphop head but he also introduced metal music to me when I was child like iron maiden, Metallica, Sepultura etc. He is huge fan of metal but he's more into hip hop tho. I would like to recommend Know Your Enemy By Rage Against the Machine. I'm sure daughter will love rap vocals and dad will enjoy instrumental background music which is really amazing.
Definitely some RAtM. Something I've not seen mentioned that isn't on the same line, but has definite groove and club beats would be some White Zombie.
I like the conversations between you two and I like how Juliette expresses herself. Also, I think she's intelligent and mentions interesting references for her age. Keep it up!
Just started watching this video and have it paused just when the song kicks in, and I have to say I am so glad you improved the way you record the audio. I am also so glad you didn't get offended when I suggested you do something about it a little while ago. While I have your attention maybe check out The Warning - Dust to Dust: th-cam.com/video/TeIbG8nkOiU/w-d-xo.html . An extremely talent band of teenage sisters (Now 19,17, 14) who got their start by cover "Enter Sandman- Metallica" on TH-cam: th-cam.com/video/1boUYB9LFJY/w-d-xo.html when the were 14, 12 and 9. Have since released 3 albums, have two songs on the Rock Band video game, opened for Def Leppard and the Killers, and have played many large rock/metal festivals featuring many large rock/metal acts. They are mostly in not totally fan funded through Patreon, Kickstarter, GoFundMe and other crowdfunding platforms. They have turned down many lucrative offers by record companies a, talent tv shows, Disney etc., because they do not want to be prepacked, autotuned processed Barbie Dolls. When asked by a record exec if they would rather play in front of 12000 people or 12 they responded by say they would rather play in front of 12 if it meant they could record what they want, play what they want and wear what they want. In spite of not having a record label they do play in front of crowds much larger than 12000. Such integrity is rare especially for people so young.
Maddog Jones the warning is awesome but also love Motion Device who started out just covering old rock and metal also. Also a family affair who also doesn’t want to be signed and does crowdfunding to release albums. They also start young which Sara was 8 or 9 and she sings. If you haven’t check them out do so, you won’t regret it.
We are not kidding when we say we love the feedback; you are single-handedly responsible for our push to get better music sound! We are just starting and eager to get better! And thanks again for the recommendation. We will definitely have to check them out!
@@sliptera3 I've definitely heard of them and the ydo Rock \m/. They must be putting something in the water there are so many kick ass young family bands that are going to save Rock 'n Roll. Liliac is also another great family band, as is Greta Van Fleet.
@@ChemicalReactions I promise you won't be disappointed. I going to recommend this channel on The Warning's Patreon site. So you may not have choice but to check them out...
Followed Metallica since mid 80s here in Ireland. I have 50- 60 of my fav Metallica songs on my iPod. This is why they are the greatest ever , first 5 albums in my opinion are masterpieces and they have so much natural talent. Kings of transitions also 🤘🤘🤘🤘🤘🤘🤘🤘
Props to you Chuck for spending time with your daughter in a constructive way that brings you both together. Props to Juliette for being open minded and trying to expand her horizons, especially in music, when so many teens these days just want to stay in their niche. Subscribed.
New to your channel. Thanks for the "SCHOOL of METAL" reactions. Your daughter is definitely enjoying your choice of songs. Tornado of Souls should raise the guitar solo bar.
Try the Bard's Song (soft side) and Valhalla (heavier) LIVE at Wacken 2016 (th-cam.com/video/i-IcX_bccFc/w-d-xo.html) see how fans love a great German Metal Band!!!
Something different?! lol at this point EVERYTHING would be different to her! Metallica, Iron Maiden, Sabbath are new to her and she should start with the best i.e most well known and work from there. Like Clint Logan said, "she's not there yet" and I completely agree.
Pintsize I totally agree she should definitely sample some power metal but even with that it's better to start with something more accessible & maybe a bit more commercial like Helloween or Gamma Ray and THEN go deeper. Whenever I test out Power Metal on someone I always start with "I want out" and if they like that then I'll gradually get them to Keeper of the Seven Keys, lol. Too much too soon sometimes puts them off.
Thanks for these reactions! I appreciate the amateur touch that you have. Meaning, you show authentic curiosity and enthusiasm whereas some reaction videos here are getting boring because they get too pro and lose something essential with it. Good work! I would also like to make some recommendations: Rush: YYZ (Live in Rio). It is one of THE instrumental prog songs out there. Yet, there's a choir of thousands of people. 😉 For heavier stuff, check The Bee by Amorphis. That's a song telling a tale from the national epic of Karelia and Finland so it has some history and poetic narrative for ya guys. 😘 Then there's Steve Vai. Have a look at the live version of Tender Surrender to see what it means to make love to a guitar. 😅
This is not only an entertaining reaction, but it's very wholesome to see a Father showing his Daughter the inner workings of a genre she herself is not familiar with. Its a refreshing take on reactions, kudos for that. Subscribed
Great video and reaction Chuck! One of my favourites! Juliette is an intelligent, articulate and engaging young lady. Always look forward to your uploads . Greetings from Nottingham U.K.
Jeff Fowler idk James Hetfield is really talented. Being able to sing and play the rhythm parts without even looking at the fret board takes some practice lol especially his solo in Master of Puppets.
My junior year when this song came out.. I can't believe it was 30-ish yrs ago... I see a familiar "awkward around their metal head dad that's jamming" faze there. I chuckled while thinking back.. She's 24 now and I STILL have the power to make her feel awkward! 🤘😲🤘
It's a bit amazing to me how dated that reference to "chopping your breakfast on a mirror" actually is. I mean, that was such a common, well known image (a meme, if you will) in the 80s that it was immediately recognizable as being a cocaine reference to just about anyone, even if they'd never done drugs or had any direct contact with drug culture. But I've seen several reactions to this song in recent months where that image meant nothing to the people reacting to it and they didn't get it. I don't know that this is a particularly meaningful observation, but I thought it was kind of interesting.
I think it's because cocaine was everywhere in the 80s, where as now heroin is taking a back seat to meth. Kinda strange to think about, but you can almost record decades by which drug is 'king' at the time.
The fact that she mentioned not completely "connecting" to it YET, maybe needing to listen to it a few times in different settings, is amazing. I went through a bunch of genre-phases in my childhood, every time I just discarded everything else. Each time I went from completely rejecting a genre, to enjoying it, to thinking I was "over" it. Now, I'm revisiting the stuff I used to love, and songs I never thought I'd like, and I'm discovering how much amazing music humans have made -- but it took me 30+ years to start being as open minded as she is.
Dad you must be so proud, being a father myself the fact she didn't realize what the song was about speaks volumes, and it's joy so watch the birth of the next generation of headbanger,
As a father with a daughter about the same age as yours, I gotta say, you’re dead on with all of your advice as well as her understanding that life is dark if we allow it to grab us.
The song begins with the *craving.* Then comes the *euphoria of the high*. Then the *build-up* toward the crave again as the drugs wear off. Then right back to the *crave.*
I have some suggestions: - Jinjer - Pisces (Live Session) > (Remember: it's her all the time) - Wintersun - Sons Of Winter And Stars - Insomnium - While We Sleep - Ensiferum - From Afar - Blind Guardian - Curse My Name - Avatar - Night Never Ending
You should introduce her to some of the live Cliff Burton bass solos that are on youtube. He was way ahead of his time and inspired so many people. To me he was to the bass what Jimi Hendrix was to guitar. They both died when they came onto the scene and began shaking up what people thought was the norm... they pushed the instrument into new areas. His presence I think is a good part of the reason why the best Metallica albums are the ones he was involved with. Some of his influence was still in And Justice even though he was dead by then.
Very, very bright young lady! Congratulations, Dad. Raising bright, presentable, well-spoken, young people today can have its challenges. Your daughter remained objective, well-interpreted and was confident throughout. Even if we may hold this song in a bit higher regard, it’s always interesting to get another’s point of view. Great video!
Okey, next do these reactions: Nightwish: Romanticide(live at wacken), Song of myself(live at wacken), yours is an empty hope(live at tampere), Weak fantasy (Live at tampere), Last ride of the day (this one is soooo good, btw live at tampere), The greatest show on earth(live at tampere, do research before you listen) and The poet and the pendulum(live at wembly arena, also do research before you listen) thank you!!! Btw I entered the squad!!!
I might be biased as a German growing up in the 80s, but for me among the great metal bands will always be Helloween. Might I recommend - Keeper of the seven keys - Future World - Eagle fly free - I want out
This might be a bit wordy, I apologize. First off, in a day and age where it seems to me, families are spending less time together, I am always pleased to see parents and their kids doing things like this. Restores my faith in humanity a little. To the young lady, I applaud your open mind to do this. The planet could use more young adults/teens looking to explore other genres in music. Your air guitar/chair spinning, made me laugh, not sure why, but thanks, I needed that. :) You have beautiful hair. To the dad, another applaud, for spending time with your kids. Thank you for taking the time to record and post this. I would recommend Unleash The Archers- Awakening. (another person with amazing hair.)While not classic metal, the female lead singer has an amazing voice. Imo anyway. If you care to venture outside the metal box, let us take you down the path of psychobilly/punk. I would start you off with The Reverend Horton Heat- Galaxy 500. It probably won't be to your liking, it's an acquired taste, but I would challenge you to find at least one thing about the music you liked. Subbed.
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Disposable hero, dyers eve , the god that failed , and most of Metallica’s back catalogue, Five Finger Death Punch The bleeding , ashes , salvation , Epica consigned to oblivion, man this list could go on and on lol
CLIFF 'EM ALL!!! Best Metal Song from the best Metal Album from the best Metal Band EVER! Thanx for that, great reactions, and dad is REALLY into it. 😁🤘🤘🤘
I've always thought of the sections of the song as like, the sudden introduction is the addictive hook, the first verses are the addiction, and then when it's cry of "Master! Masterr.. masterrrr...." is fading away it's like a withdrawal, the call of the master is fading, until finally you can have a happy, peaceful life again. Things are good, that soft, melodic portion there. But the call is never truly gone. It comes back, a relapse, looking to the master again for those promises, which you know are false, and you feel the judgement of the world laughing at your cries, but you can''t imagine anything else being able to fix you. So you need more, the high picks up, and up, and up with the solo at the end, faster and faster until there's nothing else. It's a life of death, but your master can help you die. The master has claimed another, and now rules you too.
React to The Warning! They've turned down record labels, Disney, and TV shows because those people wanted them to go pop but they want to stick with rock!
As for songs (I don't know what you haven't covered), "War Pigs" -Black Sabbath, "Hallowed Be Thy Name" - Iron Maiden, and just to mix it up within metal, "Duality" - Slipknot. Great reaction, bonus points to Dad for being a lefty, rock on team!
Good choice for School of Metal! Another good choice for the School would be Painkiller by Judas Priest. Also, I'm glad your daughter didn't understand the lyrics. Means she's a good girl. 😁
@@ChemicalReactions I'm not a huge Slayer fan, tbh. That's sacrilegious around these parts, but hey... dems da facts. Also, if you're going to do a School of Metal in a proper fashion you really should teach her some history first. So, bands like Deep Purple, Led Zeppelin, Black Sabbath, Iron Maiden. AC/DC... these would be bands that you really should introduce her to so that she can see the evolution of heavy metal.
I love Orion. It's my favorite Metallica instrumental, closely followed by Call of Ktulu (one of the last Metallica songs that Dave Mustaine co-wrote). But so much emotion in To live is to die, such a great tribute to Cliff. They're all great !
Tenacious D - Kickkapoo Be'lakor - Fraught live at Summer Breeze festival ( it's melodic death metal band from Australia) Insomnium - While we sleep ( melodic death metal band from Finland) Korn - Blind live at Woodstock Pantera - Domination live at Monsters of Rock 1991 Slipknot - Spit it out live at Download festival
Just came from your Nightwish reaction, where I was writing a comment about how you need to listen to some Metallica. Keep it up and you'll have 100k subs ASAP. Your daughter is brilliant. Congrats and well done.
With metalica, you can almost nail someone's age by favourite album. Ride the lighting is my favorite. Kill them all 50+ Ride the lighting 45 + 50 Master of puppets 40+45 An so on. Just a fun observation
Yees!! Awesome!! and wow, your channel is exploding! Congrats on that! :D Metallica - Creeping Death live in moscow 1991! You won‘t regret it, trust me ^^
ChemicalReactions! Yes true! You can also react to something else live at moscow 1991, like Pantera - Domination. You just need to see this crowd! 1.5 million people! It‘s crazy! :D
Love that you are teaching her about old school Metal that we in the 80's grew up with !!, yes Cliff was undoubtedly a true talent that was lost to soon.
In Russia our most famous metal band Aria has song called "powder of angels" also about drugs. Very beautiful and meaningful song) BTW looks like you are bringing up adorable lady who is about to turn to metal-heads)))
there is hope with todays youth you guys make me smile...... now I come from the black Sabbath era. My son turned me onto Metalica (they rock), my daughter turned me onto Nightwish, so now you must do a react to Nightwish Ghost Love Score live at Wacken Openair. Have fun. Let's rock!
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Bathory - One rode to Asa bay. The best song ever written by a Swedish band.
Love it keep going!!!!
Loved the reaction -- one of the best songs Metallica's ever done. I really enjoyed the insight into the lyrics and meaning of the song as well. Great job!
DeadlyRivfader Bathory? Not to be confused with Battery! 😜Sorry for the dad joke, couldn’t help myself. But will definitely check it out. I’m just starting my exploration journey into Swedish metal and really like what I’m hearing so far!
ColinME1972 I’ll admit that I realized some things I hadn’t realized before doing this video!
I love seeing parents spending quality time with their sons or daughters.
especially when they are exposed to real music
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She is brilliant. You should be very proud of your daughter. My new favorite reactors. Thoughtful insight on the artistry and the deeper meaning contained therein.
Yes agreed. She has good intuitions. I love her pure reactions.
Hallowed be thy name - Iron Maiden
The sands of time for me are running loooooooooooooooooooow!
Can't go wrong with maiden
YESSSS liveee
@@ChemicalReactions cradle of filth does a wonderful cover of it
Omar Tamez No. Run to the hills is their best lyrical song and Wasted years is their best musical song.
Fade to Black would be a good one for you to react to. It's got a lot of beautiful guitar work that you'd not expect from a "metal" band, goes through several movements like classical (A hallmark of Metallica's first three albums), and has a sad tone despite actually being an uplifting story about someone contemplating suicide, and then changing their mind.
Master's message of the LIES that lead people into drug addiction also has a undertone related to religious addiction many people miss. Both peddle lies to keep people on their knees in servitude, "consuming the product" as it were. "Where's the dreams that I've been after? You promised only lies". People even bullshit themselves into it with the classic "it could never happen to me". A harsh truth is that it could happen to anyone.
Wizard's first rule: People are dumb, they'll believe something because they want it to be true, or worse are afraid it might be true.
George Carlin: And that's why we bullshit ourselves.
But it's something about early Metallica in general where they would take subjects -- suicide, drug addiction, death -- and actually treat them in respectful, and often uplifting and inspiring ways. That's why as a teen and/or young adult at the time those albums came out it was so infuriating when people were protesting saying this type of music glorified these things; because the dirtbags predators trying to make a name for themselves as "moral guardians" never even bothered listening or understanding the lyrics they were criticizing.
Kind of like when the New York Times called Run DMC's lyrics degrading and horrifying, as they're singing about how you should stay in school and go to college (not a joke) and how pathetic dropouts were (also not kidding) or baking Duncin Hines cakes. (REALLY not f***ing kidding). Real threatening dangerous stuff right there.
Kind of like today. More things change, the more they stay the same. Can't blame the parents, or preachers, or politicians, or the individual... or the constant shoveling of dung society as a whole heaps atop the average person. No, let's blame it all on music, TV, and video games.
Mmm, no. Fade To Black does NOT tell of any reconsideration.
The song speaks about contemplating, attempting, and succeeding at suicide.
"No one but me can save myself BUT IT'S TOO LATE"
"Now I can't think, think why I should even try"
"Yesterday seems as though it never existed"
"Death greets me warm, now I will just say goodbye... goodbye"
The "changing of mind" you are thinking of is from all the FANS who were in that dark place seriously thinking about ending their lives, and then reconsidered suicide upon hearing the song.
@@BlackieNuff
Yesterday seems as if it never existed -- aka it wasn't that bad, I'm over it.
Death greets me warm, now I will just say goodbye. -- telling death goodbye, not the world.
The previous line, "Now I can't think. think why I should even try" -- try to save himself, or kill himself?
Although it's not even about suicide, it's about starting over from scratch, a fresh start... after having a guitar amp stolen. Is it even worth the effort.
Hmmm. I never thought of it that way. I suppose it makes more sense that way, lol. I assumed the song ended tragic and that is what made the fans think "whoa, maybe I won't", but your explanation sounds more likely to inspire a change of heart.
My bad. :-P
"No one but me can save myself, but it's too late. Now I can't think why I should even try." He can't think of a reason to even try saving himself. It's too late for that.
"Death greets me warm" means that he feels as though death is embracing him and welcoming him, like an old friend. He is saying goodbye to the world and going with death. It's very straightforward.
Even the title, "Fade to Black," is a reference to dying; everything going black.
I know that James was upset about a stolen guitar amp at the time, but the song isn't literally about a guitar amp. James took the depression that he was feeling over the incident and used it as inspiration to write a very dark song.
@ Jerry Campbell
I knew it! After looking over Knight's interpretation again, and actually listening to the song for my self again, I see his version is just a snowflake's spin on the actual "message". Nice effort to candy-ass it, but no dice.
Well, I'm back to believing it to be about suicide, and following through on it. As I always had, as it always was, and still is.
Thanks Jerry. :-D
Great reaction. Love Dad's facial expressions while he is singing along. 😂😂😂
The same expression which I sing any metal track and my mom sees me
Metallica was my first metal band, this album still is one of my favourites
Sitting along, listening while following the lyrics
I’m having a daughter in August and I cannot wait to teach her all the amazing metal music I love! I love that you’re taking this time to introduce Juliet to such amazing music!
Iron Maiden - Alexander the Great - its really an underappriciated gem which needs much more attention
Loudest Greek history lesson ever!
That's a great tune.. i would love to hear it live..
MegaDeth - Holy Wars have to add one of the best thrash songs of all time
What about Symphony of Destruction? Or...
*_SWEEEAAAAAATIIING BUUUULLETTS!_*
Just stumbled across this mate you're daughter has wisdom far beyond her years, You should be proud I'm definitely going to keep an eye on your channel keep up the good work 🤘 and G'day from Australia 🇦🇺
g'day from 2 aussies lol .
Creeping Death in Moscow, Best Metallica ever. 🤘🏻🤘🏻🤘🏻
Yeah, I don’t know...Battery Seattle ‘89 is freaking epic too! How they played that song at that speed and not screw up is absolutely amazing!
I concur!!!
my vote is for '91's creeping death lol sorry battery
Adam Zeggai and the beautiful thing is that is the correct answer because it’s yours. We all experience something different from the same song; and we are all correct with each one of our opinions. I love music!!!!!
@@GhostDrummer i respect your false opinion
I don't know if you can have a "school of metal" without Ronnie James Dio teaching a lesson or two. "The Last in Line" by Dio is one of my faves, and also "Stargazer" by Rainbow.
Black Sabbath Lady Evil
Absolutely cowboys from hell, domination, cemetery gates by Pantera PLEASE
Drag the waters, floods, becoming as well!
This love.
Im not sure Juliet is ready for Domination. Thats heavy even by pantera standards LOL
Do Jinjer - Pisces (Live Session) next... or Eluveitie - King next please :D
Love the Daughter - Dad comparison in this video :P
Jinjer for sure next week! Overwhelming request; can't wait to see what they're all about!
@E- Rock To be fair I don't think anyone is ready for that first time hearing her :p
@E- Rock That's a funny expression, I've never heard of it. Does it relate specifically to Jinjer in some way, or just ze German in you couldn't help himself? :p
The lyrics of Pisces (and all Jinjer songs) are excellent too, but most sites have Pisces chorus wrong - Azlyrics is correct.
Yes, Eluveitie - King!!!!!!
I would recommend Iron Maiden - Hollowed be thy Name live
Hallowed be thy name is indeed one of the greatest songs by Maiden, but maybe something like Alexander the Great, Powerslave or Loneliness of the Long Distance Runner is a bit better
@@nielsokkema3134 Tailgunner, Aces High, Run To The Hills.
SANCTA TERRA. Epica feat. FLOOR JANSEN. Retrospective live.
High on the list!
@@ChemicalReactions EPICA - Consign To Oblivion
Dad gettin down with the song! He should be glad she didn't immediately answer "Oh,breakfast on a mirror? Cocaine.,duh",lol
Hey Chuck, I think Juliette may appreciate "the 4 horsemen". What do you think?
Rotten to the Core! well your a fucking poser
Obligatory request for Jinjer - Pisces Live Session
Louis Cirigliano This is a must for anyone lol
Hey guys. Why not just look at the 10,000,000 other reaction channels and just copy everything they do? Kthx.
@@philanaemic Yeah, that's what they all do. Then you gotta pretend like you've never heard all the songs before too. Lol.
Jinjer sucks...people literally just like to blow themselves over omg she is a girl that does cleans and uncleans...ermagherd...
She loved Kirk "Whammit", she'll love to be a Free Bird. nudge nudge wink wink.
Black Sabbath / Dio / Judas Priest / Led Zeppelin / Deep Purple / Motorhead
This song is a genius masterclass of how lyrics and music can come together to tell the whole story. It is pure genius. How, as you alluded to, the music goes with the lyrics so well. The crazy crave of the drugs and finally getting the hit ( the beginning ) then the dreamy high as the drug hits you ( the slower more melodic middle ) then you come crashing down again craving more and more until it takes over your life to the point of death ( the finale ). I keep saying it because its true, its just a pure masterclass of music and lyrics gelling together perfectly. Genius, pure genius.
Great video, "Fade to Black" is their best song (IMHO). Master of Puppets is a very close second though followed by Dyers Eve. Great analysis, I was so relieved she didn't get the "Chop your breakfast on a mirror" line. The first solo (played by James by the way) is the high and the second solo is the crash and frantic search for more. She's a smart cookie, soon she'll be wearing a leather rocker jacket and getting skull tattoos... LoL!
LOL! Fade to Black is absolutely in my top 5 along with MoP, One, FWTBT and Enter Sandman
just let me take a minute or two to say man you got such an angel illuminating your days take good care of her! next up for more metallica i might suggest:fade to black (suicide) , one(war),for whom the bell tolls (war) , sanitarium (mental illness), nothing else matters (a gentle ballad about love and ambition) , the unforgiven l ll and lll especially the first one, creeping death (live in moscow 1991!!),sad but true
Hahaha I'm Metalhead daughter and my dad is hiphop head but he also introduced metal music to me when I was child like iron maiden, Metallica, Sepultura etc. He is huge fan of metal but he's more into hip hop tho.
I would like to recommend Know Your Enemy By Rage Against the Machine. I'm sure daughter will love rap vocals and dad will enjoy instrumental background music which is really amazing.
Thank you! I remember when I heard my first RATM song, Killing in the Name. That was an absolute revelation! Great recommendation!
Definitely some RAtM. Something I've not seen mentioned that isn't on the same line, but has definite groove and club beats would be some White Zombie.
@@ChemicalReactions How about 'Jesus Built My Hotrod' by Ministry or 'Toxic Waltz' by Exodus
Pls react to Wintersun - sons of winter and stars live at sonic pump studios. Such a good song
Make sure it is the LIVE version at Sonic Pump Studios (th-cam.com/video/K2p9PsVD9Ho/w-d-xo.html), the best version out there!!!
I like the conversations between you two and I like how Juliette expresses herself. Also, I think she's intelligent and mentions interesting references for her age. Keep it up!
Dis girl crazy. She be fingerpicking that solo :O
xD
Loved the video guys. Great reaction and commentary :)
If only there was an instrument like a bass or something that would have that make sense.
Just started watching this video and have it paused just when the song kicks in, and I have to say I am so glad you improved the way you record the audio. I am also so glad you didn't get offended when I suggested you do something about it a little while ago.
While I have your attention maybe check out The Warning - Dust to Dust: th-cam.com/video/TeIbG8nkOiU/w-d-xo.html . An extremely talent band of teenage sisters (Now 19,17, 14) who got their start by cover "Enter Sandman- Metallica" on TH-cam: th-cam.com/video/1boUYB9LFJY/w-d-xo.html when the were 14, 12 and 9. Have since released 3 albums, have two songs on the Rock Band video game, opened for Def Leppard and the Killers, and have played many large rock/metal festivals featuring many large rock/metal acts.
They are mostly in not totally fan funded through Patreon, Kickstarter, GoFundMe and other crowdfunding platforms. They have turned down many lucrative offers by record companies a, talent tv shows, Disney etc., because they do not want to be prepacked, autotuned processed Barbie Dolls. When asked by a record exec if they would rather play in front of 12000 people or 12 they responded by say they would rather play in front of 12 if it meant they could record what they want, play what they want and wear what they want. In spite of not having a record label they do play in front of crowds much larger than 12000. Such integrity is rare especially for people so young.
Maddog Jones the warning is awesome but also love Motion Device who started out just covering old rock and metal also. Also a family affair who also doesn’t want to be signed and does crowdfunding to release albums. They also start young which Sara was 8 or 9 and she sings. If you haven’t check them out do so, you won’t regret it.
We are not kidding when we say we love the feedback; you are single-handedly responsible for our push to get better music sound! We are just starting and eager to get better! And thanks again for the recommendation. We will definitely have to check them out!
@@sliptera3 I've definitely heard of them and the ydo Rock \m/. They must be putting something in the water there are so many kick ass young family bands that are going to save Rock 'n Roll. Liliac is also another great family band, as is Greta Van Fleet.
@@ChemicalReactions I promise you won't be disappointed. I going to recommend this channel on The Warning's Patreon site. So you may not have choice but to check them out...
Maddog Jones yes the Lilacs are very good and very young also. I haven’t forgotten them but I do like The Warning and Motion Device better
Masterpiece of heavy metal....like many metallica song but this one is in the top 5 for sure....awesome everytime you listen to it.
Followed Metallica since mid 80s here in Ireland. I have 50- 60 of my fav Metallica songs on my iPod. This is why they are the greatest ever , first 5 albums in my opinion are masterpieces and they have so much natural talent. Kings of transitions also 🤘🤘🤘🤘🤘🤘🤘🤘
Could not agree more!! Their musicianship on those albums is unparalleled!
BRAZIL METAL: ANGRA - TEMPLE OF HATE / WINDS OF DESTINATION/ NOVA ERA and PROJECT 46 - PÂNICO.
Stockholm Syndrome. Very clever. I’d never made the connection, but that perfectly describes the addict/drug relationship.
Or Oslo syndrome. Where you hate the swedes. Or Helsinki syndrome where you pretend your not Russian.
Props to you Chuck for spending time with your daughter in a constructive way that brings you both together. Props to Juliette for being open minded and trying to expand her horizons, especially in music, when so many teens these days just want to stay in their niche. Subscribed.
This is "The global antidrug song" That lyrics strikes u soooo hard
Juliette, every metalhead would’ve killed for your hair back in the day. I would’ve windmilled those locks at every concert and bonfire party.
A M HAHA good to know I have good hair for metal music!
Unleash the Archers - Awakening
Thank you!
@@ChemicalReactions You won't be sorry. 😉
I came here to request the same thing!
New to your channel. Thanks for the "SCHOOL of METAL" reactions. Your daughter is definitely enjoying your choice of songs. Tornado of Souls should raise the guitar solo bar.
Great reaction!!! Soon the title will say: "Metalhead teen and her Metalhead dad react to".... hehehe!!! \m/
This is wholesome. Your daughter is very clever! "Toxic relationship" is actually a good way of describing drugs and their effects on us.
You'll have that Hip Hop Head turned into a Metalhead in now time :-)
She looked like she switched 5 seconds into the intro 🤘 🤘
Or she could just be both
Dont worry, you're not biased if it's a FACT that this song is amazing 😂👍
You should do some 80s Queensryche too. Take Hold Of The Flame for example. Epic guitar and clean male vocals with amazing range.
Maybe something different next?
Blind Guardian - Valhalla
It has to be live! Something from Wacken will do.
Try the Bard's Song (soft side) and Valhalla (heavier) LIVE at Wacken 2016 (th-cam.com/video/i-IcX_bccFc/w-d-xo.html) see how fans love a great German Metal Band!!!
I don’t think she’s there yet.
Something different?! lol at this point EVERYTHING would be different to her! Metallica, Iron Maiden, Sabbath are new to her and she should start with the best i.e most well known and work from there. Like Clint Logan said, "she's not there yet" and I completely agree.
Just some "easy" power metal for starters. I didn't suggest Tool - Sober. Maybe in 2-3 years...
Pintsize I totally agree she should definitely sample some power metal but even with that it's better to start with something more accessible & maybe a bit more commercial like Helloween or Gamma Ray and THEN go deeper. Whenever I test out Power Metal on someone I always start with "I want out" and if they like that then I'll gradually get them to Keeper of the Seven Keys, lol. Too much too soon sometimes puts them off.
Thanks for these reactions! I appreciate the amateur touch that you have. Meaning, you show authentic curiosity and enthusiasm whereas some reaction videos here are getting boring because they get too pro and lose something essential with it. Good work!
I would also like to make some recommendations:
Rush: YYZ (Live in Rio). It is one of THE instrumental prog songs out there. Yet, there's a choir of thousands of people. 😉
For heavier stuff, check The Bee by Amorphis. That's a song telling a tale from the national epic of Karelia and Finland so it has some history and poetic narrative for ya guys. 😘
Then there's Steve Vai. Have a look at the live version of Tender Surrender to see what it means to make love to a guitar. 😅
The part where both of you were air guitaring warmed my heart so much that I immediately went back and played that part again. Loved it so much!!!
For "School of Metal" try Holy Wars, the Punishment Due by Megadeth and/or Pantera Domination (live in Moscow '91).
This is not only an entertaining reaction, but it's very wholesome to see a Father showing his Daughter the inner workings of a genre she herself is not familiar with. Its a refreshing take on reactions, kudos for that. Subscribed
DIMMU BORGIR - Gateways (LIVE - FORCES OF THE NORTHERN NIGHT)
Great video and reaction Chuck! One of my favourites! Juliette is an intelligent, articulate and engaging young lady. Always look forward to your uploads .
Greetings from Nottingham U.K.
And dont forget the greatest rhythm guitarist of all time JAMES HETFIELD
Dude has wicked downstrokes. Hell, Johnny Ramone even tripped out on em
@Jeff Fowler NOT TOP 50 OOF
Jeff Fowler idk James Hetfield is really talented. Being able to sing and play the rhythm parts without even looking at the fret board takes some practice lol especially his solo in Master of Puppets.
@@kylester0055 he probably doesn't even consider his compositional skills, which is one of the key reasons he is so revered.
My junior year when this song came out..
I can't believe it was 30-ish yrs ago...
I see a familiar "awkward around their metal head dad that's jamming" faze there.
I chuckled while thinking back.. She's 24 now and I STILL have the power to make her feel awkward! 🤘😲🤘
Black sabbath -war pigs is a metal 101 must.
Jinjer - Who is gonna be the one, teacher teacher, or I speak astronomy.
The grandfathers of metal will for sure have to make their way to the School of Metal podium!
Enjoyed the School of Metal! Great reaction! I've been listening before 8 track tapes! Still enjoying the Rock Ride! Have fun guys! Rock On!!🤟🤟😎
Rock on Charley!
It's a bit amazing to me how dated that reference to "chopping your breakfast on a mirror" actually is. I mean, that was such a common, well known image (a meme, if you will) in the 80s that it was immediately recognizable as being a cocaine reference to just about anyone, even if they'd never done drugs or had any direct contact with drug culture. But I've seen several reactions to this song in recent months where that image meant nothing to the people reacting to it and they didn't get it. I don't know that this is a particularly meaningful observation, but I thought it was kind of interesting.
neils123 Thanks for the interesting point of view! I didn’t know there could be a generational difference with these kinds of cultural references!
I think it's because cocaine was everywhere in the 80s, where as now heroin is taking a back seat to meth. Kinda strange to think about, but you can almost record decades by which drug is 'king' at the time.
The fact that she mentioned not completely "connecting" to it YET, maybe needing to listen to it a few times in different settings, is amazing. I went through a bunch of genre-phases in my childhood, every time I just discarded everything else. Each time I went from completely rejecting a genre, to enjoying it, to thinking I was "over" it. Now, I'm revisiting the stuff I used to love, and songs I never thought I'd like, and I'm discovering how much amazing music humans have made -- but it took me 30+ years to start being as open minded as she is.
1986,wish I could go back to the first time I heard this,there was nothing like this then.
Dad you must be so proud, being a father myself the fact she didn't realize what the song was about speaks volumes, and it's joy so watch the birth of the next generation of headbanger,
To live is to die would be a great song to react to...
The greatest instrumental of theirs by a mile .
As a father with a daughter about the same age as yours, I gotta say, you’re dead on with all of your advice as well as her understanding that life is dark if we allow it to grab us.
powermetal - Blind Guardian with the live version of "the bards song" and "valhalla" from wacken, two beautiful songs to listen to...
The song begins with the *craving.* Then comes the *euphoria of the high*. Then the *build-up* toward the crave again as the drugs wear off. Then right back to the *crave.*
I have some suggestions:
- Jinjer - Pisces (Live Session) > (Remember: it's her all the time)
- Wintersun - Sons Of Winter And Stars
- Insomnium - While We Sleep
- Ensiferum - From Afar
- Blind Guardian - Curse My Name
- Avatar - Night Never Ending
You should introduce her to some of the live Cliff Burton bass solos that are on youtube. He was way ahead of his time and inspired so many people. To me he was to the bass what Jimi Hendrix was to guitar. They both died when they came onto the scene and began shaking up what people thought was the norm... they pushed the instrument into new areas. His presence I think is a good part of the reason why the best Metallica albums are the ones he was involved with. Some of his influence was still in And Justice even though he was dead by then.
Great choice of a Metallica song to react to! Their pre-"And Justice" stuff was definitely their best.
Nothing tops “And Justice for All”. That album is miles ahead of everything else from Metallica.
Very, very bright young lady! Congratulations, Dad. Raising bright, presentable, well-spoken, young people today can have its challenges.
Your daughter remained objective, well-interpreted and was confident throughout. Even if we may hold this song in a bit higher regard, it’s always interesting to get another’s point of view.
Great video!
Okey, next do these reactions: Nightwish: Romanticide(live at wacken), Song of myself(live at wacken), yours is an empty hope(live at tampere), Weak fantasy (Live at tampere), Last ride of the day (this one is soooo good, btw live at tampere), The greatest show on earth(live at tampere, do research before you listen) and The poet and the pendulum(live at wembly arena, also do research before you listen) thank you!!! Btw I entered the squad!!!
BrickCustoms7 Yay! We always love having new ChemSquad members! And thanks for the suggestions!
@@ChemicalReactions Omg, thanks for reading the coments! You are Awesome!!!!
I might be biased as a German growing up in the 80s, but for me among the great metal bands will always be Helloween.
Might I recommend
- Keeper of the seven keys
- Future World
- Eagle fly free
- I want out
I was about to suggest helloween when i saw your comment, Helloween is a great metal band but sadly is often forgotten by the other side of the ocean.
That was great. You can't do "School of Metal" and not have some Pantera. I would recommend Cemetery Gates, or Walk, or 5 Minutes Alone
Domination.. live!
Primal Concrete Sledge
Walk, for sure. Cowboys from Hell would be a close second
This might be a bit wordy, I apologize.
First off, in a day and age where it seems to me, families are spending less time together, I am always pleased to see parents and their kids doing things like this. Restores my faith in humanity a little. To the young lady, I applaud your open mind to do this. The planet could use more young adults/teens looking to explore other genres in music. Your air guitar/chair spinning, made me laugh, not sure why, but thanks, I needed that. :) You have beautiful hair. To the dad, another applaud, for spending time with your kids. Thank you for taking the time to record and post this.
I would recommend Unleash The Archers- Awakening. (another person with amazing hair.)While not classic metal, the female lead singer has an amazing voice. Imo anyway.
If you care to venture outside the metal box, let us take you down the path of psychobilly/punk. I would start you off with The Reverend Horton Heat- Galaxy 500. It probably won't be to your liking, it's an acquired taste, but I would challenge you to find at least one thing about the music you liked. Subbed.
Ancaladar100 Thanks for your comment! We truly appreciate your support and we’re glad our video could make you smile! We’re also always open to checking out new music and love getting suggestions!
Disposable hero, dyers eve , the god that failed , and most of Metallica’s back catalogue, Five Finger Death Punch The bleeding , ashes , salvation , Epica consigned to oblivion, man this list could go on and on lol
Just loved your daughters reaction to the song......maybe one day she will love metal.....one can only hope!
we are just starting on our journey! Stick around for the road ahead!
Your daughter at the end...lol...people to stop from doing drugs...classic. good kid.
Megadeth: Rust In Peace/Polaris.
CLIFF 'EM ALL!!! Best Metal Song from the best Metal Album from the best Metal Band EVER! Thanx for that, great reactions, and dad is REALLY into it. 😁🤘🤘🤘
Cliff was a phenomenal bassist, no argument there. However, my vote for best Metal Bassist goes to Lemmy.
Lemmy was a great bassist, but he wasn't overly good. Definitely not the same level as Harris and Burton
I've always thought of the sections of the song as like, the sudden introduction is the addictive hook, the first verses are the addiction, and then when it's cry of "Master! Masterr.. masterrrr...." is fading away it's like a withdrawal, the call of the master is fading, until finally you can have a happy, peaceful life again. Things are good, that soft, melodic portion there. But the call is never truly gone. It comes back, a relapse, looking to the master again for those promises, which you know are false, and you feel the judgement of the world laughing at your cries, but you can''t imagine anything else being able to fix you. So you need more, the high picks up, and up, and up with the solo at the end, faster and faster until there's nothing else. It's a life of death, but your master can help you die. The master has claimed another, and now rules you too.
React to The Warning! They've turned down record labels, Disney, and TV shows because those people wanted them to go pop but they want to stick with rock!
she is so adorable, all the little dance moves , too cute! love your air vocals as well! great reaction to the best metal band of all time!!
Now you have to do Holy Wars by Megadeth. It's kind of mandatory. Keep up the great work!
Probably a more iconic one, but I'd rather see Tornado of Souls.
@@eorliscious I can understand why you would pick that, lot's guitar solos. :-)
As for songs (I don't know what you haven't covered), "War Pigs" -Black Sabbath, "Hallowed Be Thy Name" - Iron Maiden, and just to mix it up within metal, "Duality" - Slipknot. Great reaction, bonus points to Dad for being a lefty, rock on team!
Good choice for School of Metal!
Another good choice for the School would be Painkiller by Judas Priest.
Also, I'm glad your daughter didn't understand the lyrics. Means she's a good girl. 😁
Thank you! Glad you enjoyed it!
Just like Slayer, JP is one of those bands I never really explored and always felt I was missing out.
@@ChemicalReactions I'm not a huge Slayer fan, tbh. That's sacrilegious around these parts, but hey... dems da facts.
Also, if you're going to do a School of Metal in a proper fashion you really should teach her some history first. So, bands like Deep Purple, Led Zeppelin, Black Sabbath, Iron Maiden. AC/DC... these would be bands that you really should introduce her to so that she can see the evolution of heavy metal.
Painkillllerrr
Since she likes the interlude so much I would suggest Call of Ktulu, Orien, & To Live Is To Die. All hard yet beautiful instrumentals
I love Orion. It's my favorite Metallica instrumental, closely followed by Call of Ktulu (one of the last Metallica songs that Dave Mustaine co-wrote). But so much emotion in To live is to die, such a great tribute to Cliff. They're all great !
It's crazy that Metallica were still very young adults when they wrote this masterpiece
In their 20s right? Late 20s?
@@lefterisphasarias8934 they were 23 years old
This is a true Dad, having immense fun teaching his kid about GREAT MUSIC. Great daughter having fun and her Dad 👍 👍
ONE OF US! ONE OF US! 😂
And as far as song suggestions you guys should do Crazy Train by the Oz man.
Naaah man, not a good suggestion. They will just get bored
If you guys have not heard Disturbed before, anything from them would be good, but Sound of Silence is highly recommended.
I'd say do 2 Disturbed songs just so they get the full range...like Sound of Silence and Down With the Sickness.
Please do #NIGHTWISH THE POET AND THE PENDULUM, GREAT ROCKING SONG BUT SUPER EMOTIONAL!!!
Tenacious D - Kickkapoo
Be'lakor - Fraught live at Summer Breeze festival ( it's melodic death metal band from Australia)
Insomnium - While we sleep ( melodic death metal band from Finland)
Korn - Blind live at Woodstock
Pantera - Domination live at Monsters of Rock 1991
Slipknot - Spit it out live at Download festival
PANTERA - DOMINATION!!! Live Moscow!!!
Ufffff defenely
Awesome review 👍 I been a Metalhead since I was 11 or so in late seventies till now at 52, school of metal is great
Everyone deserves to know their metal!!
please whatch "Fear of the Dark" in Rock in Rio, there you have an amazing show
Just came from your Nightwish reaction, where I was writing a comment about how you need to listen to some Metallica.
Keep it up and you'll have 100k subs ASAP.
Your daughter is brilliant. Congrats and well done.
It look you have no reacton video for JINJER - Pisces (Live Session). Let's do please.
With metalica, you can almost nail someone's age by favourite album. Ride the lighting is my favorite.
Kill them all 50+
Ride the lighting 45 + 50
Master of puppets 40+45
An so on.
Just a fun observation
47 and Ride the Lightning slightly edges out Master for me so your observation is true for me.
Yees!! Awesome!! and wow, your channel is exploding! Congrats on that! :D
Metallica - Creeping Death live in moscow 1991! You won‘t regret it, trust me ^^
So many awesome songs by Metallica! We could spend weeks just doing Metallica and would never get bored! Thanks for the recommendation!
ChemicalReactions! Yes true! You can also react to something else live at moscow 1991, like Pantera - Domination.
You just need to see this crowd! 1.5 million people! It‘s crazy! :D
Love that you are teaching her about old school Metal that we in the 80's grew up with !!, yes Cliff was undoubtedly a true talent that was lost to soon.
Loved this reaction ! Awesome ! 🖤🖤 Thank you guys . Check out more Nightwish . Romanticid live at Wacken 2013 . 🤘🤘
In Russia our most famous metal band Aria has song called "powder of angels" also about drugs. Very beautiful and meaningful song) BTW looks like you are bringing up adorable lady who is about to turn to metal-heads)))
there is hope with todays youth you guys make me smile...... now I come from the black Sabbath era. My son turned me onto Metalica (they rock), my daughter turned me onto Nightwish, so now you must do a react to Nightwish Ghost Love Score live at Wacken Openair. Have fun. Let's rock!
We have it already! It rocked our world! Check out our channel page, we just uploaded it on Monday!
My favorite band!!!! Please THRILL of BAND MAID. Thanks