Yes Jason got the writing credit for this ,he wrote the bass line and he said originally this was supposed to be an instrumental on the black album to follow suit with the other albums having instrumentals
Love how James can write these awesome lyrics, & their performances are sooo tight & insync, They definitely rule in multi tasking & their diversity of each hit they created, This is why they're Thrash Metal God's!!!
Little facts: It was meant to be as an "instrumental" track of The Black Album, but Bob Rock (them producer at the time) suggested to add the lyrics and some other musical elements. The interlude is a harmonizing guitar solo, done by both James Hetfield and Kirk Hammett, before the main solo kicks in (Before the harmony happened, James Hetfield did a little solo beginning with the volume swelling at his guitar). Well, obviously I like it so far, but I'm interested in what it would sound like it was an actual instrumental (just like Jason Newsted wanted it to be; he would get here even more "credit" for his music, I believe, and even his bass riff was much longer and a little bit more experimental)!!!
This song belongs to their famous BLACK ALBUM (1991). I was one of the firsts who purchased this album in Greece. In this album, they introduced very interesting new sounds that surprised their fans (and me too). Also, there's their first album that they included some other instruments like violins (Nothing Else Matters if I remember well).
I was thinking of this song. And if anyone noteworthy reacted to it, because I haven't listened in 10 years at least. Then I found my man What It Do Dave! Awesome, brother thank you for the reaction!!!
I used to play this song and Blackened (also from MetallicA) as a mid song in a set, we had an original band but we used this song to break up the half set, give people something they were familiar with. Your question in the slow breakdown that you were asking about, if that was a guitar, the answer is yes. To achieve this, you use a volume pedal, you hit the note with the volume pedal down, bring the note in with the volume pedal, then fade it out with the volume pedal. You do this for each note and achieve the effect.
im a big metallica fan and this is my all time favorite, thnx for reacting, first reactor ive seen react to it..the albums "and justice for all" and the black album are in my opinion very prophetic in how much and close they relate to today
epic bass in the beginning, just a year ago i got obsessed of it for some strange reason, i heard the song the day it was released and loved it but somehow getting it out of my brain was impossible. btw, is that gave you bbq wibes - lets go bbq :)
That quiet sound is a guitar that you pick with the volume off then roll the volume in. That way you dont hear the picking sound and gives it an alien feelig...
This is one of Metallica songs which saves me from depression! OTHERS CAN SAY THAT THE CHORUS IS HORRIBLE, BUT IT'S ACTUALLY ONE OF MY FAVORITE THINGS ABOUT THIS MASTERPIECE
This is one of the only Metallica songs that ever showcased Jason Newsted and how good of a bass player he was.
Jason is actually (and perhaps increasingly) being now realized as a quintessential component of Metallica.
It is sad that they were mean to him.
Yes Jason got the writing credit for this ,he wrote the bass line and he said originally this was supposed to be an instrumental on the black album to follow suit with the other albums having instrumentals
Most people compliment the solo, but listen to what Hetfield is doing in the background, it's amazing too!
Sorry but the black album is a masterpiece. Deal with it?
@@eazye519 14.000.000 albums sold worldwide
@@eazye519 what
It's more like 20-25 million now
Yes James rythm under Kirk's lead is phenomenal
That guitar sound during the begining of the solo is 2 guitars harmonizing very freaking tightly
I've heard that a lot. Metallica, tightest band out there
@@iamerictravis huh, some Soundgarden songs?
@@iamerictravis not by a long shot
fun note: the pedal used to make that wha-wha you refer to as the sound of someone crying is actually called a Crybaby.
One of my absolute favorite Metallica songs. Jason was a criminally underrated and underappreciated bassist.
I miss Jason \m/💀\m/
James wrote all the bass parts just so you know.
Jason is cool.
We love him.
@@eazye519 ?
@@ben1ben you heard me
@@eazye519 but why does Jason say his main contribution on the black album was my friend of misery?
One of my all time favorite bass lines
After the crying guitar at 5:45 and the drums come back in at 5:52 your face and emotion shows it all.
in this world seeing people react to this kind of music is rare,i feel very grateful for dave to enjoy this
the empty can definitely rattles the most
Love how James can write these awesome lyrics, & their performances are sooo tight & insync, They definitely rule in multi tasking & their diversity of each hit they created, This is why they're Thrash Metal God's!!!
You have to watch the song live from Rock am Ring in 2012. The crowd is just unbelievable.
Little facts: It was meant to be as an "instrumental" track of The Black Album, but Bob Rock (them producer at the time) suggested to add the lyrics and some other musical elements. The interlude is a harmonizing guitar solo, done by both James Hetfield and Kirk Hammett, before the main solo kicks in (Before the harmony happened, James Hetfield did a little solo beginning with the volume swelling at his guitar).
Well, obviously I like it so far, but I'm interested in what it would sound like it was an actual instrumental (just like Jason Newsted wanted it to be; he would get here even more "credit" for his music, I believe, and even his bass riff was much longer and a little bit more experimental)!!!
This song belongs to their famous BLACK ALBUM (1991). I was one of the firsts who purchased this album in Greece. In this album, they introduced very interesting new sounds that surprised their fans (and me too). Also, there's their first album that they included some other instruments like violins (Nothing Else Matters if I remember well).
Harmonizing with both guitars and Jason's Bass is the heart of this song!
I was thinking of this song. And if anyone noteworthy reacted to it, because I haven't listened in 10 years at least. Then I found my man What It Do Dave! Awesome, brother thank you for the reaction!!!
I used to play this song and Blackened (also from MetallicA) as a mid song in a set, we had an original band but we used this song to break up the half set, give people something they were familiar with. Your question in the slow breakdown that you were asking about, if that was a guitar, the answer is yes. To achieve this, you use a volume pedal, you hit the note with the volume pedal down, bring the note in with the volume pedal, then fade it out with the volume pedal. You do this for each note and achieve the effect.
That intro really does sound like “movement”
Jason's masterpiece
A criminally underrated song by a criminally underrated bassist!
\m/💀 \m/
I miss Jason !
im a big metallica fan and this is my all time favorite, thnx for reacting, first reactor ive seen react to it..the albums "and justice for all" and the black album are in my opinion very prophetic in how much and close they relate to today
You are just on a Metallica kick. I like it.
Yeah, I’m re uploading all my old videos from my first channel that was hacked. I reacted to a whole lot of Metallica 😂
Wasn't to sure about that. But I remember you saying you account was hacked. Keep uploading Metallica
@@whatitdodave Phew. Gonna have to go through your library and click 'like' a whole lotta times.
Michael Free I’m going to make a playlist pretty soon of all my Metallica video for easier consumption
The guitar crying in 6:51 is insanity intense, like a cat dieying or a pig crying ...
epic bass in the beginning, just a year ago i got obsessed of it for some strange reason, i heard the song the day it was released and loved it but somehow getting it out of my brain was impossible.
btw, is that gave you bbq wibes - lets go bbq :)
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Battery from 89 is their best live song imo along with Creeping Death
That quiet sound is a guitar that you pick with the volume off then roll the volume in. That way you dont hear the picking sound and gives it an alien feelig...
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Love the beat in your intro. Pssst. I’m lookin for all these Metallica reactions. a HAVE YOU DONE MASTER OF PUPPETS yet? Surprised if you haven’t.
I adore the chorus riff
This is one of Metallica songs which saves me from depression!
OTHERS CAN SAY THAT THE CHORUS IS HORRIBLE, BUT IT'S ACTUALLY ONE OF MY FAVORITE THINGS ABOUT THIS MASTERPIECE
My friend of New York
❤️
Yay Metallica!!!!
All the people that hate on this song and on the black album I guarantee would like it if the black album was less successful
BBQ vibes! Lmao that made my day.
He got barbecue vibe. 😆
4 horsemen by Metallica live Seattle.
Probably one of the best songs, on one of their worst albums.
st. anger??
An evantide harmonizer ...
this song is amazing i just dont like the chorus. thats either bass or guitar volume swells.
Isn’t this song the definition of a Karen ?