The seattle 89 metallica concert is one of the greatest live shows in the history of music. No idea what "vitamins" they had that night but they were tight af. Blackened and their underrated masterpiece "The Thing That Should Not Be" from the same concert is also highly recommended but like somebody already said, the entire show is pure energy.
This concert was Metallica in their prime. My brother was at this concert, and he said there was plaster falling of the ceiling of the old Seattle Center Coliseum, it was so loud! 🤘🔥🤘
Metallica in their prime. Think about it. It was the end of the 80s and basically almost the end of metal/rock as the most popular music. This concert was the peak of heavy metal IMO
Shmick ! Metallica weren’t just thrash even in the 80s and I’ll argue it until the day I die. They were/are just heavy metal. They had too many slower songs and more progressive/super long songs. I even say that because of songs like the thing that should not be harvester of sorrow and the god that failed they are their own niche of heavy metal and for what would end up being one of the torchbearers and most legendary metal bands I’d say if this is their peak it’s one of the crowning achievements in heavy metal if it’s not THE peak.
@@Huddle_House56 I absolutely agree. Metallica has one full thrash album, and it’s Kill Em All. However, there’s been plenty of great metal since the 80s, and Metallica probably peaked career-wise in the late 90s.
I never get enough of this show.James is just raw, distilled aggression, and Lars has fucking INSANE stamina, playing those double-kick parts with relentless intensity.
When you watch a Metallica concert, you will be blown away by Lar's stamina...he's an animal. One other point, that was the final song of the set...their energy is something else!!! Whether you like Metallica or not, its impossible not to enjoy them live. Personally, i love them.
That concert looks like a blast! I’ve never been to a Metallica concert, but my brother has a couple times and said saying it’s wild is an understatement for sure!
This is Metallica at their ABSOLUTE peak, the songwriting, James and Jason’s voices, Kirks guitar, Jason’s bass, Lars was undeniably at his best drumming wise at this time. The sheer energy is unbeatable. 1987-1992 was peak Metallica.
I've seen Metallica live over 30 times! They always delivered! Not the same anymore but they're like 60 now so it's understandable. But 88-2000, their live shows were untouchable.
Metallica is my all time favorite band. I’ve been a fan since about 1985! I’m 52 now and still listen to them daily on my way to work. I’ve seen them live about 6 times now and then I went to their drivin covid concert. They still kill it live! This song is totally for their fans and about their fans and the energy we give them and they in turn give back to us! 🤟
That's what's crazy to me. There were some hard rock/metal stations (KNAC in Los Angeles), but yeah, they weren't getting wide play on the radio. I was first introduce to Metallica in 1992, but by then, they were already played on MTV and Enter Sandman had just come out.
I dont care what anyone says “Live in Seattle 1989” is their best live performance- the sound, the vocals, the stage, the intro, the crowd energy, the lighting, the camera angles, evrything was on point that night.
What was remarkable was that Metallica scored 2 platinum records (1 million copies each) by 1988 w/ no radio or video airplay... They just toured constantly as their fanbase grew by thousands w/ each run through America & Europe. By 1989, they were so popular on their own that MTV came to them... so they filmed the music video for 'One' and it pushed the 4th album 'And justice for all' album to 2X platinum in sales. On this 'Justice' tour, Metallica were headlining arenas w/ Queensryche opening for them... and by the time the tour ended in 1990, Metallica were poised to get even bigger w/ the next album, which became the self-titled 'black' album. For me, the first 10 years of Metallica's career was the best, from 1983 til 1993... they were the biggest metal band on the planet. The disappointment came when they returned in 1996 w/ the 'Load' album, cut their hair short, and were no longer as driven or aggressive as they had been in the past... Even today, I watch clips of the band performing their old songs, and they just don't look or sound the way they used to... Compared to Slayer, who actually sounded better and more vicious in concert in their later years than in the 80's.
This 1989 concert was their best liver performance on video without a doubt. Every song from this concert is killer. This was Metallica in their prime. If you want to see some insane drumming, go react to the band Infant Annihilator and the song "Cuntcrusher" drum play through.
I appreciate you guys for not pausing the video so much like all the other youtubers. Important to keep that energy going and not interrupting! Also I do appreciate how you use headphones. With spectacular bands like this you need to really feel the music. Highly recommend the song Master of Puppets live from this show in Seattle 89. Absolutely killed it.
If you guys love Metallica you absolutely have to listen to this concert in its entirety it’s f***ing LEGENDARY! Most energy in a concert ever. EDIT: The studio version cover of “Am I Evil?” By Metallica will have you thrashing!!!!
Yeah man, these guys ABSOLUTELY went crazy on this performance. From later interviews they said they played this song 20% faster than normal just to push themselves harder and to see if they could pull it off LIVE. WELL, job well done guys. This was speedy AF.
James can hardly sing the lycrics quick enough that's how fast this BPM was. They played this entire show FASTER THEN THEY RECORDED IT. Thats crazy. I believe the BPM for this song was something like 220 which is inhumannn
It's not even close to double speed lol. But yeah, it's definitely much faster than the record. Especially the riff right after the solo/outro riff. they play that part even faster than the already faster than normal track.
The Shortest Straw ( Washington DC July 17 1992) Nobody reacts to this for some reason. To me it is the best Metallica song or at least one of their best
I had to watch the video to the end - There was a very cool joke Lars was backstage. A very similar situation was with Angus Young, in the Rocker video - jewellery collection official video, there he was also so exhausted that he had to go backstage and drink water and breathe with an oxygen mask right during the song at the concert, then they put him on the head of the security guard and let him into the audience. I think this is the best return to my work, Angus is a unique musician.
This era was the pinnacle of Metallica. Everyone was performing at their highest, particularly Lars. Later on, age started taking its toll on Lars and he went way simpler with the drum tracks and just about abandoned the double bass altogether then lost his edge. But they're damn near 60 now so it's not unexpected.
I love you both. Metallica is my fav band and will be still. You have to do some Instrumentals of them. Who needs lyrics? The guitars, bass and drums tell you the story. Orion and The Call Of Ktulu are one of the best instrumental ever. imo
I saw this tour, I was at a show roughly about 1 month before this Seattle show was filmed. We pushed our way up to about the 2nd row, which blended into the 1st row...........the hype was off the map for the whole show.....I'll never forget it!!
This song is the opener on the Puppets album, and you can see why I skipped this one and started on track 2 when I was learning to drum. Great reaction; that's why I come back.
Some of their newer stuff rocks as well. Try "The day that never comes" if you haven't already. The official video is the best in my opinion. but the live version is also cool AF!
Lovebites--Glory to the world (heavy metal all female band from Japan) or Dokken--Kiss of Death (80s Metal, George Lynch one of the 80s great guitarist)
You guys need to check out the lyric video for "Disposable Heroes". Not only do I think it's Metallica's best song, but I honestly feel like it's the GREATEST METAL SONG EVER RECORDED.
Tina s. Is by far the world's greatest guitar player. React to her covers of"for the love of God", DragonForce, and moonlight sonata. She was only 15 16 years old in these
I was fortunate enough to see Metallica live before Cliff was killed in the tour bus accident and I’ve seen them four times after. Metallica has been killing it since the early 80’s and are a permanent player in my heart and playlist. I recommend starting at the beginning with the album KILL’EM ALL. My fav’s on that are FOUR HORSEMAN, WHIPLASH, SEEK AND DESTROY, and METAL MILITIA. Plus there is a bass solo featuring Cliff Burton where he plays that bass as if it were a guitar. Unheard of in it’s time. Keep seeking the broader truth, my lovelies! And don’t feel shy about showing that beautiful daughter of yours!
This was a great reaction. You guys are hitting all the classic live Metallica shows. Now you have to do Disposable Heroes (Live in Mexico City). Insane! Check it out next, for sure!
Metallica in their prime, you can't beat them.. I saw them on this tour in vancouver, canada, best concert I've ever seen.. you gotta check out master of puppets from this same show
Sooo shoulda gone to see 'em back then(Toronto here), friends went, I worked nights 2 out of 3 weeks, attention on my fam and my band. "How was it?" "WHEW!!" "Have one on me." At least my kids play too. lmao.
Yo, you gotta check out PANTERA Domination (live in Moscow), 5 Minutes Alone, Walk, I'm Broken, This Love The band is tight. Dimebag Darrell (RIP) on guitar and brother Vinnie Paul (RIP) on drums are both metal gods. I don't think you'll be disappointed.
On their Master of Puppets album, this is the opening track. Fuckin' banger. But what's even better, it goes seamlessly into Master of Puppets. Just imagine 15 year-old me, hearing these two epic songs for the first time, back to back...
Great reaction! Thanks for posting. No matter how many times I watch this performance, I'm always "wow." Also, I don't know anything about playing guitar but 5:27 always impresses me.
So much more to hear from Metallica than the six...try, from their first album... *The Four Horsemen.* I saw them in SF before their first album was released, and was blown away. Dave Mustaine was still with the band and Cliff Burton had just joined. I didn't know their names then, but I remember the lead guitar had blonde hair, and so it was Dave, and the bass player was tall... always banging his head and did a 'nice' bass solo. Didn't know then they would be as hugely popular as they quickly became...and I bought the album "Kill 'Em All" as soon as I saw it in a Berkeley record store....I recall buying a FANG album titled "Landshark" on the same day. And yes...I listened to Metallica's album more than I listened to FANG's. Funny how Metallica late did a cover of one of FANG's songs, The Money Will Roll Right In"...but Metallica likely caught a FANG show in SF just as I did a number of times.
Regarding the tempo and Lars, let's just say that this performance (especially this particular song) is the result of when you mix immense talent and cocaine before taking the stage HAHAHA. Great reaction as always
Enjoy the channel. And hey, if she doesn’t want to then totally cool. But if she does want to, would enjoy hearing more from her. Good reaction here tho as usual.
You guys this is the concert I was talking about a while back do " for whom the bell tolls" and fade to Black" I hope you will much better than the studio version, the only reason I leave comments I have seen these bands live motley Crue guns and roses acdc Ozzy ect. then I saw the big dogs Metallica they blow bands off the stage with ease lars is my favorite drummer. be cool stay safe.D Day Dave.
IDK man I am an old school metal fan and Having head this and other songs studio versions, live versions and moshed to both... let me just say that there is NOTHING like being a a live mosh pit to this sort of tune. It'd odd because your intent is to inflict pain, and take pain. but should someone go down, your obligation is to see them to safety, even at the cost of your own. "lashing out the action returning the reaction, weak are ripped and torn away"
Maybe get lav mics and try to get the signal into your headphones. New headphones with mics would probably be easier but more expensive. There should be software that makes sure that you can't hear yourself in an echo from the other's mic too.
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The seattle 89 metallica concert is one of the greatest live shows in the history of music. No idea what "vitamins" they had that night but they were tight af. Blackened and their underrated masterpiece "The Thing That Should Not Be" from the same concert is also highly recommended but like somebody already said, the entire show is pure energy.
the vitamins were in white powder form.
@@Frostrazor Yeah. That Lemmy stuff tho. This is too tight to be done under the influence of Cocaine. The overcockiness makes you sloppy af.
They were fueled by alcohol and hate. 😂
Coke Lars was the best Lars
@@Frostrazor the whole tour was like that
Do this whole show song by song, from beginning to end. It's pure energy.
This concert was Metallica in their prime. My brother was at this concert, and he said there was plaster falling of the ceiling of the old Seattle Center Coliseum, it was so loud! 🤘🔥🤘
Lol i call BS
Metallica in their prime. Think about it. It was the end of the 80s and basically almost the end of metal/rock as the most popular music. This concert was the peak of heavy metal IMO
@@Huddle_House56 peak of 80s thrash maybe.
Shmick ! Metallica weren’t just thrash even in the 80s and I’ll argue it until the day I die. They were/are just heavy metal. They had too many slower songs and more progressive/super long songs. I even say that because of songs like the thing that should not be harvester of sorrow and the god that failed they are their own niche of heavy metal and for what would end up being one of the torchbearers and most legendary metal bands I’d say if this is their peak it’s one of the crowning achievements in heavy metal if it’s not THE peak.
@@Huddle_House56 I absolutely agree. Metallica has one full thrash album, and it’s Kill Em All.
However, there’s been plenty of great metal since the 80s, and Metallica probably peaked career-wise in the late 90s.
I never get enough of this show.James is just raw, distilled aggression, and Lars has fucking INSANE stamina, playing those double-kick parts with relentless intensity.
This is one of the fastest Metallica songs and a fan favourite in concert. It's a sure fire way to get the crowd exited.
When you watch a Metallica concert, you will be blown away by Lar's stamina...he's an animal. One other point, that was the final song of the set...their energy is something else!!! Whether you like Metallica or not, its impossible not to enjoy them live. Personally, i love them.
And then there are these incompetent Lars hater's
Actually Breadfan was the last song
@@m4nu003 I'm convinced those haters were investors in Napster LOL.
That concert looks like a blast! I’ve never been to a Metallica concert, but my brother has a couple times and said saying it’s wild is an understatement for sure!
I was 18 and from London. Just left school. Saw Metallica 6 times on this tour. Including All 3 nights the Hammersmith odeon.
This is Metallica at their ABSOLUTE peak, the songwriting, James and Jason’s voices, Kirks guitar, Jason’s bass, Lars was undeniably at his best drumming wise at this time. The sheer energy is unbeatable. 1987-1992 was peak Metallica.
Probably the best concert ever recorded. You should react to whole concert
I've seen Metallica live over 30 times! They always delivered! Not the same anymore but they're like 60 now so it's understandable. But 88-2000, their live shows were untouchable.
When was the last time you heard them live. Post Pandemic is the best I think since 2000
Metallica is my all time favorite band. I’ve been a fan since about 1985! I’m 52 now and still listen to them daily on my way to work. I’ve seen them live about 6 times now and then I went to their drivin covid concert. They still kill it live! This song is totally for their fans and about their fans and the energy we give them and they in turn give back to us! 🤟
They were selling out arenas in the 80s without radio play back then
That's what's crazy to me. There were some hard rock/metal stations (KNAC in Los Angeles), but yeah, they weren't getting wide play on the radio. I was first introduce to Metallica in 1992, but by then, they were already played on MTV and Enter Sandman had just come out.
I dont care what anyone says “Live in Seattle 1989” is their best live performance- the sound, the vocals, the stage, the intro, the crowd energy, the lighting, the camera angles, evrything was on point that night.
What was remarkable was that Metallica scored 2 platinum records (1 million copies each) by 1988 w/ no radio or video airplay... They just toured constantly as their fanbase grew by thousands w/ each run through America & Europe. By 1989, they were so popular on their own that MTV came to them... so they filmed the music video for 'One' and it pushed the 4th album 'And justice for all' album to 2X platinum in sales.
On this 'Justice' tour, Metallica were headlining arenas w/ Queensryche opening for them... and by the time the tour ended in 1990, Metallica were poised to get even bigger w/ the next album, which became the self-titled 'black' album.
For me, the first 10 years of Metallica's career was the best, from 1983 til 1993... they were the biggest metal band on the planet.
The disappointment came when they returned in 1996 w/ the 'Load' album, cut their hair short, and were no longer as driven or aggressive as they had been in the past... Even today, I watch clips of the band performing their old songs, and they just don't look or sound the way they used to... Compared to Slayer, who actually sounded better and more vicious in concert in their later years than in the 80's.
This 1989 concert was their best liver performance on video without a doubt. Every song from this concert is killer. This was Metallica in their prime. If you want to see some insane drumming, go react to the band Infant Annihilator and the song "Cuntcrusher" drum play through.
I appreciate you guys for not pausing the video so much like all the other youtubers. Important to keep that energy going and not interrupting! Also I do appreciate how you use headphones. With spectacular bands like this you need to really feel the music.
Highly recommend the song Master of Puppets live from this show in Seattle 89. Absolutely killed it.
If you guys love Metallica you absolutely have to listen to this concert in its entirety it’s f***ing LEGENDARY! Most energy in a concert ever.
EDIT: The studio version cover of “Am I Evil?” By Metallica will have you thrashing!!!!
Prime Metallica, this concert is legendary!!
Yeah man, these guys ABSOLUTELY went crazy on this performance. From later interviews they said they played this song 20% faster than normal just to push themselves harder and to see if they could pull it off LIVE. WELL, job well done guys. This was speedy AF.
Another banger to look into is damage inc. Some old more tharsh music from them
James can hardly sing the lycrics quick enough that's how fast this BPM was. They played this entire show FASTER THEN THEY RECORDED IT. Thats crazy. I believe the BPM for this song was something like 220 which is inhumannn
Metallica is performing this song at nearly double the recorded album pace. Combine the amped up speed with it being a fan fav... WOW!
It's not even close to double speed lol. But yeah, it's definitely much faster than the record. Especially the riff right after the solo/outro riff. they play that part even faster than the already faster than normal track.
The Shortest Straw ( Washington DC July 17 1992) Nobody reacts to this for some reason. To me it is the best Metallica song or at least one of their best
I had to watch the video to the end - There was a very cool joke Lars was backstage. A very similar situation was with Angus Young, in the Rocker video - jewellery collection official video, there he was also so exhausted that he had to go backstage and drink water and breathe with an oxygen mask right during the song at the concert, then they put him on the head of the security guard and let him into the audience. I think this is the best return to my work, Angus is a unique musician.
Love every single song from every single album! 🔥🤟
I saw Metallica last year for the first time with a buddy and it was incredible…this show tho…one of the most iconic shows ever🤘🤘🤘
This era was the pinnacle of Metallica. Everyone was performing at their highest, particularly Lars. Later on, age started taking its toll on Lars and he went way simpler with the drum tracks and just about abandoned the double bass altogether then lost his edge. But they're damn near 60 now so it's not unexpected.
I love you both. Metallica is my fav band and will be still. You have to do some Instrumentals of them. Who needs lyrics? The guitars, bass and drums tell you the story.
Orion and The Call Of Ktulu are one of the best instrumental ever. imo
I saw this tour, I was at a show roughly about 1 month before this Seattle show was filmed. We pushed our way up to about the 2nd row, which blended into the 1st row...........the hype was off the map for the whole show.....I'll never forget it!!
This was Metallica at shear best. Moscow was a close second again for my age group Anyone who questions Lars drumming is insane.
Nice reaction, you should react to more videos of this same concert this year was their prime
This song is the opener on the Puppets album, and you can see why I skipped this one and started on track 2 when I was learning to drum. Great reaction; that's why I come back.
Please react to more songs from THIS concert!! Jason Newsted! Bass and has an amazing aggressive back up vocal !! 🤘🤘🤘
Any true Metallica Fan will tell you this is their best moment in history!
Some of their newer stuff rocks as well. Try "The day that never comes" if you haven't already. The official video is the best in my opinion. but the live version is also cool AF!
Lars the drummer crazy, one of my favorites!
Lovebites--Glory to the world (heavy metal all female band from Japan) or Dokken--Kiss of Death (80s Metal, George Lynch one of the 80s great guitarist)
You guys need to check out the lyric video for "Disposable Heroes". Not only do I think it's Metallica's best song, but I honestly feel like it's the GREATEST METAL SONG EVER RECORDED.
U should react to Metallica - Whiplash Seattle 1989 from the same concert! :)
Disposable heroes from Metallica
"Whiplash" from the 1992 San Diego show is fantastic as well!!!
Legendary shit so glad y’all reacted to this Lars was a beast in the 80s
Wow!!! I miss those days!!
Tina s. Is by far the world's greatest guitar player. React to her covers of"for the love of God", DragonForce, and moonlight sonata. She was only 15 16 years old in these
Amazing it gives me chills
I was fortunate enough to see Metallica live before Cliff was killed in the tour bus accident and I’ve seen them four times after. Metallica has been killing it since the early 80’s and are a permanent player in my heart and playlist. I recommend starting at the beginning with the album KILL’EM ALL. My fav’s on that are FOUR HORSEMAN, WHIPLASH, SEEK AND DESTROY, and METAL MILITIA. Plus there is a bass solo featuring Cliff Burton where he plays that bass as if it were a guitar. Unheard of in it’s time. Keep seeking the broader truth, my lovelies! And don’t feel shy about showing that beautiful daughter of yours!
This was a great reaction. You guys are hitting all the classic live Metallica shows. Now you have to do Disposable Heroes (Live in Mexico City). Insane! Check it out next, for sure!
What year are you talking about 93 or 2009
@@bikermike420 2009
Metallica in their prime, you can't beat them.. I saw them on this tour in vancouver, canada, best concert I've ever seen.. you gotta check out master of puppets from this same show
I was at this show!!! My senior year in high school. Soooo badass!!
I've always liked the energy of Jason. Awesome windmill.
Sooo shoulda gone to see 'em back then(Toronto here), friends went, I worked nights 2 out of 3 weeks, attention on my fam and my band. "How was it?" "WHEW!!" "Have one on me." At least my kids play too. lmao.
Seattle 89 was pure raw power
Yo, you gotta check out PANTERA
Domination (live in Moscow), 5 Minutes Alone, Walk, I'm Broken, This Love
The band is tight. Dimebag Darrell (RIP) on guitar and brother Vinnie Paul (RIP) on drums are both metal gods. I don't think you'll be disappointed.
Master of puppets from this show was probably the greatest performance I’ve seen from them
Unforgiven great song anything off the black album
Best concert ever!
Love your Lennon shirt, mate. Love the colour scheme.
The whole band is on fire here but especially Lars. My god!!! I almost forgot that he could drum like that once opon a time.
On their Master of Puppets album, this is the opening track. Fuckin' banger. But what's even better, it goes seamlessly into Master of Puppets. Just imagine 15 year-old me, hearing these two epic songs for the first time, back to back...
This song is basically about the venue they're playing at on Battery St. if I remember correctly
Great reaction! Thanks for posting. No matter how many times I watch this performance, I'm always "wow." Also, I don't know anything about playing guitar but 5:27 always impresses me.
My favorite hype video ever!
This entire concert is so f*cking good. Pick any song you want. Doesnt matter 🤘
Metallica: The Day That Never Comes
So much more to hear from Metallica than the six...try, from their first album... *The Four Horsemen.* I saw them in SF before their first album was released, and was blown away. Dave Mustaine was still with the band and Cliff Burton had just joined. I didn't know their names then, but I remember the lead guitar had blonde hair, and so it was Dave, and the bass player was tall... always banging his head and did a 'nice' bass solo. Didn't know then they would be as hugely popular as they quickly became...and I bought the album "Kill 'Em All" as soon as I saw it in a Berkeley record store....I recall buying a FANG album titled "Landshark" on the same day. And yes...I listened to Metallica's album more than I listened to FANG's. Funny how Metallica late did a cover of one of FANG's songs, The Money Will Roll Right In"...but Metallica likely caught a FANG show in SF just as I did a number of times.
Yo the Seattle 89 and the Moscow 91 was Metallica in it's prime during their live performances.
check out The Thing That Should Not Be by Metallica from the same concert! amazing. seen them twice so far
when I need a Metallica hit, this is the video I go to. SO FAST SO HARD
the most brutal music recording in all of human history
They are literally playing this song at twice the speed they recorded it . They were known for the term speed metal
That's at the end of the concert. Metallica in thier prime was the greatest.
got to check out Metallica with a Symphony. I recommend doing No Leaf Clover next
They always play the music faster in concert, but you should listen to this one from the album, totally different feel.
you get your moneys worth when you psy to see them live :)
Amazing
Regarding the tempo and Lars, let's just say that this performance (especially this particular song) is the result of when you mix immense talent and cocaine before taking the stage HAHAHA. Great reaction as always
Back when Hetfield was "Mighty Hetfield". I love the good ól days.
Megadeth-Five Magics live at the palladium.
Enjoy the channel. And hey, if she doesn’t want to then totally cool. But if she does want to, would enjoy hearing more from her. Good reaction here tho as usual.
love it fucking mental
🤘did you now lars ulrich is from Denmark 🇩🇰 i go too copenhell this summer too see metallica in copenhagen 🇩🇰 🤘
You guys this is the concert I was talking about a while back do " for whom the bell tolls" and fade to Black" I hope you will much better than the studio version, the only reason I leave comments I have seen these bands live motley Crue guns and roses acdc Ozzy ect. then I saw the big dogs Metallica they blow bands off the stage with ease lars is my favorite drummer. be cool stay safe.D Day Dave.
You guys gotta check out the studio versions first. They're always cleaner.
This song is pure chaos lmao
Yeah Lars killed that one is a great drummer, play with his heart!!!!!
You guys should react to Harvester of Sorrow by Metallica live 1991 in Moscow next
James, " hey Lars, how many BPM tonight?"
Lars, " yes"
This was Metallica at the apex of their career. They were never better than at this time.
I would suggest Dyers Eve, studio version, this song is one, if not their fastest.
She's bored to death. Sad.
Metallica killz ❤️
Even if you don't like them, you gotta appreciate the skills 🤷♂️
This entire concert is a great watch. Them in their prime. And Battery is just a good exercise in how fast can you play?
Not mad...it's all good
IDK man I am an old school metal fan and Having head this and other songs studio versions, live versions and moshed to both... let me just say that there is NOTHING like being a a live mosh pit to this sort of tune. It'd odd because your intent is to inflict pain, and take pain. but should someone go down, your obligation is to see them to safety, even at the cost of your own. "lashing out the action returning the reaction, weak are ripped and torn away"
I kinda gatta saigh cau I watched girlie thought the song and she has a deer caught in the head lights look. she doesn't get it.
Maybe get lav mics and try to get the signal into your headphones. New headphones with mics would probably be easier but more expensive. There should be software that makes sure that you can't hear yourself in an echo from the other's mic too.
You guys should watch Babymetal its a japanese metal band
If y'all think this is fire then y'all should react to And Justice For All Seattle 1989.
Check out the band death
react to under pressure by logic. its one of the deepest lyrical rap songs i know you’ll like it.