Album 1. 1983 Kill Em All. Album 2. 1984 Ride the Lightning Album 3. 1986 Master of Puppets Album 4. 1988 …And Justice For All Album 5. 1991 Metallica (Black Album) Album 6. 1996 Load Album 7. 1997 Re-Load Album 8. 2003 St. Anger Album 9. 2008 Death Magnetic Album 10 2016 Hardwired to Self Destruct Album 11 2023 72 Seasons Welcome the ‘Tallica family! I’m in the US, been listening to Metallica since 1987-88 and still dig your channel because I went through that time period where everyone thought Metallica had “sold out” or “sucked” so it’s pretty cool to me to see more & more people “finding” Metallica. Rock on!
@@ElkSlayer8172 that was Aug of 1987 but I did not include that, the Garage Days re-revisited released in 98 nor the 2 symphony albums because I only listed original studio albums. But yes, Garage Days is friggen awesome! You can actually hear Jason’s bass on it. 🤘🏼
@@sublime130 I only listed the original studio albums. S&M, S&M II are both awesome albums, I saw the S&M II in the theater & S&M has 2 new songs No Leaf Clover & Human but, it technically wasn’t a “studio album”.
This is Metallica at their most focused, most aggressive, angriest (after Cliff Burtons death) and on the brink of superstardom. In terms of composition this whole album is monstrous. It's deep, progressive, incredibly heavy and tight as fuck. Make sure to listen to To Live Is To Die' as it will really move you in a very different way. Metallica rolled everybody when this dropped - yes the production is different, but the songs are totally fucking lit. BLACKENED 👊
I know a lot of people complain about the lack of bass on this album, but for me the lack of bass makes James' guitar tone stand out more than on any other album and it's never sounded better. As a guitarist, for me this album is the holy grail of guitar tones. As for recommendations from this album, I'd go with either the title track, Justice For All, or the instrumental, To Live Is To Die. They're the two longest songs on the album and they both feature lots of switch-ups and different parts.
@@j.t.3798 I can understand that. I guess one of the reasons I like it so much is because Justice came out when I first started learning guitar so it was a huge influence on how I wanted to play and how I wanted to sound.
This is literally the album that made me fall in love with all genres of metal as a kid. Yeah the whole backstory about the bass that we didn’t know about until much later was sad, but this was groundbreaking.
Blackened is my favourite song from metallica of all time and i’m glad you listened to me after all the time i begged you to react to this 😂😂 I’m so glad you loved this song bro 🤘🤘
I'm 51. Metal head. So just imagine growing up in the late eighties early nineties , when all of these bands that you are becoming to love are just coming out. That's why it was so great being a teenager. During the late eighties with all of these bands at their peak.
52 here.i feel the same.ive been listening to them since Jan of 89 Most of my class mates didn't know who they were.the ones that did,said that it wasn't music.i only knew of 1 other that loved them.hes the one that introduced them to me.
I was the type that listened to Mtv,vh1 and top 40 radio.then in the middle of 88',the whole music industry changed.i was lost to music. I stopped listening to everything new.then Jan 89',enter Metallica,then the metal gates.i was reborn.
Your metallica reaction made by day better ✌🏼❤🔥 And i forgot to say that when you react on the and justice for all there is a 4k 60fps version choose that one for better experience
You hit the nail in the coffin when you said it didn't sound as heavy and followed that up by saying "bass". EXACTLY! The bassist at the time "Jason Newstead" was famously slighted by Lars repeatedly telling the producer to lower the bass in the mix. This is a Heavy album, it's just lacking Jason's sound. Justice for Jason!
I love the amount of attention and respect you are giving these tracks! You are picking up on thing on your first listen that a lot of first-timers don't catch. And I promise, the more you listen, the more you will notice, dissect, and appreciate. There are so many layers to this music. We fans have all been down this path already, but it's really fun to watch someone take those first steps and experience it for the first time. It reminds us what it was like. Subscribed! :)
I was 11 years old when my older cousin plopped this CD in my hands in 1988... Living in a rural area this was my introduction to Metallica. It was at that moment I knew I was a metal head...and due to that reason and the complexity and aggression of this album..it remains my favorite Metallica Album to this day.
Their first four albums are all pure gold! Been listening to them since around 1984 and was lucky to find them a few years before they exploded onto the rest of the world. Saw them open for Ozzy and they were fantastic and the best “opening” band I ever saw! LOL
This is my favorite Metallica album followed by Ride The Lightning. Man it’s so cool to watch you experience and react to these classic Metallica songs. you my friend are hooked for life.
Ok Mollyboy, you got me. Just subscribed after watching your Blackened review. You are starting to remind myself in me and my first reactions to hearing and seeing Metallica. I'm a hardcore to the bone 58 year old metalhead. I grew up on Metallica, Slayer, Iron Maiden, Rainbow, Dio etc. Saw Metallica live my first time in 1982. I was a junior in high school. 36 live shows later I can't wait to see them in 2024. Mollyboy, do yourself a huge favor and see these METAL GIANTS while you can!!! I'll continue to follow you as long as you keep bringing the noise!!🤘🤘🤘🎸🎸
For anyone who want's to hear Jasons contributions to this album look up And Justice for Jason. Somebody has remixed the whole album where the Bass takes it's proper place and I feel it really elevates what is one of my favourite thrash albums.
I absolutely LOVE watching people listen to Metallica (and numerous other rock/ metal bands)for the first time!! I've been a Metallica fan from, essentially, day one. I bought the Kill Em All album THE DAY it came out!! I was like 14, and rode my bike to our local (2 miles) record store. I went home and sat there for hours just play, flip, play, flip, etc. Had that same look on my face too!! Lol.
You keep reacting to these and I'll keep watching . I'll never get bored of watching people hear my favourite band .they literally mean the world to me
Keep it going man. Enjoying the genuine reactions and your joy at discovering new jams. Seriously though, pick up your guitar, one hour a day, two hours a week, whatever you can manage. I swear there's not much more satisfaction than slammng out one of your favourite riffs, then even improvising on top 👌✨🎸 magic 🌟 A different feel, but still awesome track, is - No Leaf Clover, also by Metallica. I have sooo many suggestions of sort if 'tester' metal tracks, to see if you'd appreciate certain genres or certain bands 😅 I'll spread them out and hopefully you'll get to some 😊. Cheers. Peace ✌️
It's funny I had the same reaction the first time heard that solo. I play guitar heard that solo and said the p-off thing .cracks me up great work on the channel looks fun. Peace friends 🤘🐘
I am showing my age a bit here but I was in 2nd grade when this came out in 1988. We were allowed to bring our boomboxes on the bus for the ride to and from school. This "tape" got heavy rotation on the bus let me tell you....Along with Appetite for Destruction and Eddie Grant...Us kids loved us some "Electric Avenue" back in the day
The FIRST thing ol boy noticed, was there was something "off" about the lack of how hard it "hits" 😂 If ya know ya know That is NOT a bad thing you noticed that "quirk" right at the beginning either! Well done good sir! 🤘🤘🔥💯
In 1983 as the world was just coming out of the disco era, Metallica made itself known to the world and turned music on it’s head with the debut album “kill em all” and the first track on that album was “hit the lights”. That was the first inclination that this band was here to kick your ass, and made damn sure you remembered who they were. Please, if you can, check that track out and then see what you think of Metallica
When you listen the title song "Justice for All", I recommend the live version from Seattle 1989 show. Overall on this album, as many have already said, bass had mixed very quiet, which makes the personal sound of the album. In my opinion, guitars sound overall quite angry, especially combined with James's singing. Some have said, that Lars is trying to do plenty of stuff with drums, trying to mimic some "melodies" too.
Looking forward to this one 🎉🎉, another banger from this album is, and justice for all but the seattle 89 version is a must reaction. The ending is 👌👌👌, and most metallica fans will know what I mean 😉
@@jochencooper2751 the studio version is good but seattle 89 version is just epic isn't it mate. When I've built my time machine it's the first place I'm going lol
When they mixed the album Lars said, drop the volume on the base so you almost cant heat it, and then drop another five steps. They really took out their anger on their new basist Jason.
This album is Metallica at it’s rawest, angriest and meanest. The sound matches the lyrical content and this is by far my favourite vocal album by James. Shortest Straw is my favourite track but if you listen to the whole album you won’t be disappointed.
I was a junior in high school when this album was released. You need to listen to Dyers Eve also from this album it's one of my favs from this cassette. Lol 🔥
@@jhawk4480 Stockholm Syndrome from listening to it for years. It's objectively more impactful with PROPERLY mixed in bass. I'm not talking some jack wagon who just cranks up the low end on an EQ. Ahdy Khairat on YT has incredible remastered tracks from AJFA.
Hey Bro! Still the guy from Italy. I still suggest you Fade to Black live in Brazil (Belo Horizonte), that’s my favourite one; plus, I saw your reaction to “Nothing Else Matters” so I think you should listen “The Unforgiven” studio version from the same album, after you can go even with Unforgiven 3 that is a great song. There are few underrated songs in Death Magnetic album (The Unforgiven 3 and The Day That Never Comes for ex.) Hope to see these videos out soon ✌🏻👍 Ps: congrats for the 10K ✌🏻👏
This is my favorite song from Metallica...I remember buying the album at a Head shop when Justice for all came out. The main stream record stores would not carry their album. So we had to buy it at our local drug paraphernalia shop. They sold Metallica albums right next to NWA and Easy E tapes.
MOLLYBOY! People get pissed off about Metallica doing the exact same type of riffing you are losing your shit over! Remember that. Each song is a story, a journey, never lose that sense of wonder!
The sound and instrument of this album is really different. The compression of the sound was completely tight unlike the other album it was spreading out. I really2 love of this album.
Love your videos man. This was an important song, most people think that metal bands are just all about noise, but these guys were singing about climate change and environmental issues back in the 80's. There was another band back in the 80's called Kreator who had a song called Some pain will last, which was also about what damage mankind was doing to the planet, us metal heads are not all stupid noise merchants.
So glad you are finally getting into my favorite album by Metallica. This whole album exudes the grief that the band was still reeling with after the tragic loss of the best bassist on Earth. I know a lot of people prefer Master of Puppets, but ...And Justice for All made me really in awe of Metallica's raw talent and the effect that Cliff Burton had on James, Kirk, and Lars as not just musicians, but songwriters. I know you also already did the music video version of "One," from this album, but the album version is much longer and a completely different experience. While the video is iconic in its own right, as it was something vastly different in a sea of sameness in the MTV generation, the song itself is a masterpiece.
When this album came out I was readinga fiction about post WW III. I had this CD in headphones, on repeat every time I picked up the book. It was like the perfect soundtrack to the story. 🔥🤘🏽🔥🤘🏽🔥🤘🏽🔥🤘🏽
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Album 1. 1983 Kill Em All.
Album 2. 1984 Ride the Lightning
Album 3. 1986 Master of Puppets
Album 4. 1988 …And Justice For All
Album 5. 1991 Metallica (Black Album)
Album 6. 1996 Load
Album 7. 1997 Re-Load
Album 8. 2003 St. Anger
Album 9. 2008 Death Magnetic
Album 10 2016 Hardwired to Self Destruct
Album 11 2023 72 Seasons
Welcome the ‘Tallica family! I’m in the US, been listening to Metallica since 1987-88 and still dig your channel because I went through that time period where everyone thought Metallica had “sold out” or “sucked” so it’s pretty cool to me to see more & more people “finding” Metallica. Rock on!
S&M is not in there either. 🤷
@@ElkSlayer8172 that was Aug of 1987 but I did not include that, the Garage Days re-revisited released in 98 nor the 2 symphony albums because I only listed original studio albums. But yes, Garage Days is friggen awesome! You can actually hear Jason’s bass on it. 🤘🏼
@@sublime130 I only listed the original studio albums. S&M, S&M II are both awesome albums, I saw the S&M II in the theater & S&M has 2 new songs No Leaf Clover & Human but, it technically wasn’t a “studio album”.
You forgot a few albums, binge and purge is my all time favorites and Cunning stunts and what about S&M ect...
@@Paul-w9l5y none of them are studio albums, Binge & Purge is the Black Album tour live etc.
Hetfield’s voice on this album has to be a highlight in all of metal history. I mean HOLY SHIT that is a powerful metal voice
Yes mate his voice was awesome until he lost it in 94 and he had to try and sing and it didn't work for me tbh.
You should have heard him live at this time. You can watch the 89 binge& purge. The one with Lady Justice on stage. It's incredible.
He's a beast in his prime bro
Justice is my fav Metallica album. Every song is incredible. 🔥🔥🤘🤘
Bad production on the original
Same, Ride the Lightning is my all time favorite song but this album is my favorite from them!
This is Metallica at their most focused, most aggressive, angriest (after Cliff Burtons death) and on the brink of superstardom. In terms of composition this whole album is monstrous. It's deep, progressive, incredibly heavy and tight as fuck. Make sure to listen to To Live Is To Die' as it will really move you in a very different way. Metallica rolled everybody when this dropped - yes the production is different, but the songs are totally fucking lit.
BLACKENED 👊
You really think AJFA is their most aggressive? lol interesting...
@@blitz3643 Why lol, friend...?
@@BillBuckinghamBecause it isn't.
@@blitz3643 So, friend - in your opinion, what is...?
@@BillBuckinghamEach of the first 3 albums.
I know a lot of people complain about the lack of bass on this album, but for me the lack of bass makes James' guitar tone stand out more than on any other album and it's never sounded better. As a guitarist, for me this album is the holy grail of guitar tones.
As for recommendations from this album, I'd go with either the title track, Justice For All, or the instrumental, To Live Is To Die. They're the two longest songs on the album and they both feature lots of switch-ups and different parts.
The tone of that guitar is very grating. I actually despise it. It's not pleasant to the ear. Perhaps that's purposeful
Too bad the drums are way too loud so you can hardly hear the guitars.
@@j.t.3798 I can understand that. I guess one of the reasons I like it so much is because Justice came out when I first started learning guitar so it was a huge influence on how I wanted to play and how I wanted to sound.
Exactly. The rawness of it is why it’s my favorite album
that's what they complained about Jason, no bass, he only copying the same rifts as Kirk on the guitar.
Liking a song so much you tell it to fu&k off!! Brilliant 🤘
This is literally the album that made me fall in love with all genres of metal as a kid. Yeah the whole backstory about the bass that we didn’t know about until much later was sad, but this was groundbreaking.
“ fight fire with fire” by Metallica. I am telling you that song is amazing. I highly recommend the whole ride the Lightning album.
💯🔥
And justice for all Seattle 89 is a must!! Loved your reaction to this song, it’s one of my top 5. Also, the live version at Seattle is 🔥
Welcome to the world, of the best metal band on earth METALLICA
Blackened is my favourite song from metallica of all time and i’m glad you listened to me after all the time i begged you to react to this 😂😂 I’m so glad you loved this song bro 🤘🤘
It’s a banger!
Mine too... this is one of my workout songs :)
@@bdawg2513 same here 😭😭
I'm 51. Metal head. So just imagine growing up in the late eighties early nineties , when all of these bands that you are becoming to love are just coming out. That's why it was so great being a teenager.
During the late eighties with all of these bands at their peak.
52 here.i feel the same.ive been listening to them since Jan of 89
Most of my class mates didn't know who they were.the ones that did,said that it wasn't music.i only knew of 1 other that loved them.hes the one that introduced them to me.
I was the type that listened to Mtv,vh1 and top 40 radio.then in the middle of 88',the whole music industry changed.i was lost to music.
I stopped listening to everything new.then Jan 89',enter Metallica,then the metal gates.i was reborn.
Dude, you crack me up, vigorously demanding that the song "f*ck off completely." Great stuff.
Metallica at their prog-metaliest. The whole album is a masterpiece. Mindblowing when it hit.
Please do the whole album! The shortest straw and the frayed ends of sanity are absolute bangers !!
Your metallica reaction made by day better ✌🏼❤🔥
And i forgot to say that when you react on the and justice for all there is a 4k 60fps version choose that one for better experience
They did an acoustic version of this in 2020 during covid it is really good
Molly boy your Facial expressions are priceless, absolutely brilliant 😂😂 metallica sure do have away of doing that lol
It's the "stank face" that does me in, every time!
one of the best metallica songs. thank you.
You hit the nail in the coffin when you said it didn't sound as heavy and followed that up by saying "bass". EXACTLY! The bassist at the time "Jason Newstead" was famously slighted by Lars repeatedly telling the producer to lower the bass in the mix. This is a Heavy album, it's just lacking Jason's sound. Justice for Jason!
I rlly like this dude.
So cool reactions bro! Ceep going 📀
Man, you're like me. when you're listening a metallica song, it's automatically your favorite!
That intro is so underrated holy shit and that part where the solo breaks down, i have no words
I love the amount of attention and respect you are giving these tracks! You are picking up on thing on your first listen that a lot of first-timers don't catch. And I promise, the more you listen, the more you will notice, dissect, and appreciate. There are so many layers to this music. We fans have all been down this path already, but it's really fun to watch someone take those first steps and experience it for the first time. It reminds us what it was like. Subscribed! :)
And justice for all in my humble opinion is their golden goose
I was 11 years old when my older cousin plopped this CD in my hands in 1988... Living in a rural area this was my introduction to Metallica. It was at that moment I knew I was a metal head...and due to that reason and the complexity and aggression of this album..it remains my favorite Metallica Album to this day.
Yes, yes. And now imagine that solo live open-air. That is sooo hitting.
Their first four albums are all pure gold! Been listening to them since around 1984 and was lucky to find them a few years before they exploded onto the rest of the world. Saw them open for Ozzy and they were fantastic and the best “opening” band I ever saw! LOL
Never stop having favorites.
Dyers Eve is a total banger. That album in my opinion is the pinnacle of Metallica and probably the best metal album to come out for 20 years.
Hetfield was the pinnacle of hyper-masculinity & he delivered constantly - EVERYONE wanted to be him! Thank you James!
The breakdown on this song is One of my favorite all-time breakdowns
This is my favorite Metallica album followed by Ride The Lightning. Man it’s so cool to watch you experience and react to these classic Metallica songs. you my friend are hooked for life.
Ok Mollyboy, you got me. Just subscribed after watching your
Blackened review. You are starting to remind myself in me and my first reactions to hearing and seeing Metallica. I'm a hardcore to the bone 58 year old metalhead. I grew up on Metallica, Slayer, Iron Maiden, Rainbow, Dio etc. Saw Metallica live my first time in 1982. I was a junior in high school. 36 live shows later I can't wait to see them in 2024. Mollyboy, do yourself a huge favor and see these METAL GIANTS while you can!!! I'll continue to follow you as long as you keep bringing the noise!!🤘🤘🤘🎸🎸
For anyone who want's to hear Jasons contributions to this album look up And Justice for Jason. Somebody has remixed the whole album where the Bass takes it's proper place and I feel it really elevates what is one of my favourite thrash albums.
It DOESN'T Get Worse... And Justice For All album keeps churning out brilliant songs mate!!
Favorite Metallica song ever.
Four Horsemen from the Kill 'Em All album is a Banger! As a matter of fact, the entire album is a Banger!
YES!!! May I recommend choosing some versions that show the lyrics as well? Some gooooood shit that sometimes that is hard to pick up with these guys
A perfect complement to Ozzy's Revelation (Mothe Earth).
I'll never forget seeing Metalica open for Ozzy back in the day - truly Awe-inspiring show...
I absolutely LOVE watching people listen to Metallica (and numerous other rock/ metal bands)for the first time!!
I've been a Metallica fan from, essentially, day one. I bought the Kill Em All album THE DAY it came out!! I was like 14, and rode my bike to our local (2 miles) record store. I went home and sat there for hours just play, flip, play, flip, etc. Had that same look on my face too!! Lol.
METAL is like classic music on different instruments.
First album i remember my father showing me when i was a child. Definitely shaped my music taste, even to this day. 🤘🤘
You keep reacting to these and I'll keep watching . I'll never get bored of watching people hear my favourite band .they literally mean the world to me
Keep it going man. Enjoying the genuine reactions and your joy at discovering new jams.
Seriously though, pick up your guitar, one hour a day, two hours a week, whatever you can manage. I swear there's not much more satisfaction than slammng out one of your favourite riffs, then even improvising on top 👌✨🎸 magic 🌟
A different feel, but still awesome track, is - No Leaf Clover, also by Metallica.
I have sooo many suggestions of sort if 'tester' metal tracks, to see if you'd appreciate certain genres or certain bands 😅 I'll spread them out and hopefully you'll get to some 😊.
Cheers. Peace ✌️
It's funny I had the same reaction the first time heard that solo. I play guitar heard that solo and said the p-off thing .cracks me up great work on the channel looks fun. Peace friends 🤘🐘
On your way to 21k subs already!
The greatest intro in metal history. Doesn't matter normal or reversed. The best.
James plays so hard he makes anyone else playong sound great .
I can still see the pitch black during the fade in, during the tour.
Harvester of Sorrow is another good one. Whole album is great
This is my favorite Metallica song
You need to react to this entire album 1 by 1, for sure!!! I want to be here for all of it! Welcome to METALIICA!!! 🤘🤘
Sooo many good tracks coming, you are not ready!
I am showing my age a bit here but I was in 2nd grade when this came out in 1988. We were allowed to bring our boomboxes on the bus for the ride to and from school. This "tape" got heavy rotation on the bus let me tell you....Along with Appetite for Destruction and Eddie Grant...Us kids loved us some "Electric Avenue" back in the day
The FIRST thing ol boy noticed, was there was something "off" about the lack of how hard it "hits" 😂 If ya know ya know
That is NOT a bad thing you noticed that "quirk" right at the beginning either! Well done good sir! 🤘🤘🔥💯
😂 yeah, you're going to have lots of favorites by the time your done with this journey!! "Anesthesia Pulling Teeth"!! Live in Chicago
In 1983 as the world was just coming out of the disco era, Metallica made itself known to the world and turned music on it’s head with the debut album “kill em all” and the first track on that album was “hit the lights”. That was the first inclination that this band was here to kick your ass, and made damn sure you remembered who they were. Please, if you can, check that track out and then see what you think of Metallica
Great work bro. Most of us have said this is my favourite for 20 plus Metallica songs.
Probably my fave metallica song. Its even better slightly faster brothaa
Absolute banger of an opening track!
Possibly the best intro of a metal song ever and if you don’t already know, it’s a solo that was engineered backwards in the recording studio.
This song is a fucking masterpiece, if only we could have thrash songs like this today.
Master and Justice ARE Their 2 most HEAVIEST albums, Justice just has this harder edged sound❤❤❤
Welcome
We are glad youve joined us
Saw Metallica the first time this tour. Me and my friends used to trip on acid all the time jamming to this album. Wild memories.
That late 80's bump. Also there was a bassist change from Cliff Burton(RIP) to Jason Newstad. Cliff killed(bus accident) on UK tour in the 80's.
This might be my favorite reaction!
Perfection. Beautiful.
Told you previously; these guys are insane geniuses…..Frayed Ends of Sanity and Dyers Eve will take you apart🔥🔥🔥🔥🤘🤘🤘🤘
This album is the reason i learned to play the guitar
You should watch Seattle 89 in full... absolutely awesome 🤘🤘🤘🤘🤘🤘
When you listen the title song "Justice for All", I recommend the live version from Seattle 1989 show.
Overall on this album, as many have already said, bass had mixed very quiet, which makes the personal sound of the album. In my opinion, guitars sound overall quite angry, especially combined with James's singing. Some have said, that Lars is trying to do plenty of stuff with drums, trying to mimic some "melodies" too.
I had been listening to Metallica for 10 years when I figured out this was my favorite album. About 2004.
My personal favorite album 💪🌀⚔️🤘
Looking forward to this one 🎉🎉, another banger from this album is, and justice for all but the seattle 89 version is a must reaction. The ending is 👌👌👌, and most metallica fans will know what I mean 😉
FUCK YEAH!!!
@@jochencooper2751 the studio version is good but seattle 89 version is just epic isn't it mate. When I've built my time machine it's the first place I'm going lol
@paulash1523 I'd pay to watch a VR show of Seattle 89, like the thing that's being done with ABBA you know?
When they mixed the album Lars said, drop the volume on the base so you almost cant heat it, and then drop another five steps. They really took out their anger on their new basist Jason.
My favorite Metallica album
This whole album is absolute fire. As all early Metallica is. But this one edges it for me, it's so angry and cold.
This is one of the best 1989 cliffs last he wrote is on this. To live is to die
I fuckin love this song I've been waiting on this one
This album is Metallica at it’s rawest, angriest and meanest. The sound matches the lyrical content and this is by far my favourite vocal album by James. Shortest Straw is my favourite track but if you listen to the whole album you won’t be disappointed.
That guitar solo is insane!
I was a junior in high school when this album was released. You need to listen to Dyers Eve also from this album it's one of my favs from this cassette. Lol 🔥
Justice is definitely my favorite Metallica album of all time.....in fact, it's my favorite album in general! I think it's Kurt's best licks
This album is a masterpiece because of the way it was mixed. Sounds so aggressive. It’s exactly how it was suppose to be.
This could've been their greatest album if there was bass on it
@@shrøømpizza-u1t I’ve listened to the remastered with bass. I always go back to the original though.
@@jhawk4480 Stockholm Syndrome from listening to it for years. It's objectively more impactful with PROPERLY mixed in bass. I'm not talking some jack wagon who just cranks up the low end on an EQ. Ahdy Khairat on YT has incredible remastered tracks from AJFA.
Hey Bro! Still the guy from Italy.
I still suggest you Fade to Black live in Brazil (Belo Horizonte), that’s my favourite one; plus, I saw your reaction to “Nothing Else Matters” so I think you should listen “The Unforgiven” studio version from the same album, after you can go even with Unforgiven 3 that is a great song.
There are few underrated songs in Death Magnetic album (The Unforgiven 3 and The Day That Never Comes for ex.)
Hope to see these videos out soon ✌🏻👍
Ps: congrats for the 10K ✌🏻👏
This is my favorite song from Metallica...I remember buying the album at a Head shop when Justice for all came out. The main stream record stores would not carry their album. So we had to buy it at our local drug paraphernalia shop. They sold Metallica albums right next to NWA and Easy E tapes.
MOLLYBOY! People get pissed off about Metallica doing the exact same type of riffing you are losing your shit over! Remember that.
Each song is a story, a journey, never lose that sense of wonder!
This album came out in 1988 and it’s my favorite despite the lack of bass. definitely their angriest album.
Great review my man. I think I’ve been watching since the 4000 subscriber mark. Keep it going.
I appreciate that!
The sound and instrument of this album is really different. The compression of the sound was completely tight unlike the other album it was spreading out. I really2 love of this album.
Love your videos man. This was an important song, most people think that metal bands are just all about noise, but these guys were singing about climate change and environmental issues back in the 80's. There was another band back in the 80's called Kreator who had a song called Some pain will last, which was also about what damage mankind was doing to the planet, us metal heads are not all stupid noise merchants.
Dude keep it up. You're getting the essence of it.
ALL NIGHTMARE LONG, audio. Strap in my friend.🤘🤘
So glad you are finally getting into my favorite album by Metallica. This whole album exudes the grief that the band was still reeling with after the tragic loss of the best bassist on Earth.
I know a lot of people prefer Master of Puppets, but ...And Justice for All made me really in awe of Metallica's raw talent and the effect that Cliff Burton had on James, Kirk, and Lars as not just musicians, but songwriters.
I know you also already did the music video version of "One," from this album, but the album version is much longer and a completely different experience. While the video is iconic in its own right, as it was something vastly different in a sea of sameness in the MTV generation, the song itself is a masterpiece.
'Am I Evil?' is another great Metallica classic. Great lyrics and rip speed guitars
That's a cover of Diamond Head. Not theirs
Didnt say they wrote it. They still recorded and released it. Thanks!!!!
This album was their best album. They were called speed metal back in the day.
When this album came out I was readinga fiction about post WW III. I had this CD in headphones, on repeat every time I picked up the book. It was like the perfect soundtrack to the story. 🔥🤘🏽🔥🤘🏽🔥🤘🏽🔥🤘🏽
I love this song..
Blackened Live in Seattle 89...and Nimes France 2009 that's all you need to know.
The bassist Jason Newsted wrote the main riff for the song