That is Jason Newsted the bassist before Robert.. Probably the best backing vocalist the band ever had, no disrespect to Robert but the charisma and stage presence Jason had was second to none. Your reactions remind me of myself from years ago lol had the same excitement and faces to match..
Jason Newstead was their bassist at the time and he was epic. He was a great bassist and a tremendous addition to their vocals. Also getting 1.6M people to scream "Die" as a backing vocal performance is absolutely insane. Also this was Biblical, so you are correct on that assumption.
James is Metallica!! I love Kirk as well. As far as Lars & Jason, they are replaceable. Cliff will always be there bassist. Nobody else really matters.
Like when Metallica played Omni arena here in Atlanta, GA in 1997, which was the last big concert played there before tearing it down. They brought Metallica in to loosen the foundations making it easier to demolish lol
Scorpions winds of change and pink floyd sort of claim the same thing. I think they are all correct. As the USSR dissolved, western bands came. Mind you, Iron Maiden played shows behind the Iron curtain in 1985.
12:27 I watched millions of metallica reactions and never saw once that someone reacted to jason's vocal part on this song and get excited. it was cool!
They wrote Creeping Death after watching The 10 Commandments with Charleton Heston. Even if you are not Christian, it's a great movie and still holds up very well. The song is about the angel of death shown as a creeping mist that is sent to kill the first born child of the pharaoh. You can also watch The Prince of Egypt, it's an animated musical that covers the same story. With an absolutely amazing soundtrack.
_It is you priests and prophets who made these gods ... that you may prey upon the fears of men ... So let it be written. So let it be done_ . - The Pharaoh Ramses II, as portrayed by Yul Brynner in the film The Ten Commandments.
Not the first born son of the Pharoh. The Angel of Death was sent to kill the first born son of every family in Egypt. The Jews painted a symbol in lamb's blood on their door so the Angel would pass their houses by. It's all there in the lyrics, and the bible.
The song is called "Creeping Death" because that's the name of the 10th plague from Exodus. It's sung from the point of view of the plague itself, as it sweeps through Egypt "killing first-born man", as the lyrics put it.
0:55 I am in love with your reaction to James`s devilish little laughter! I have seen endless amount of reactors watch this performance,but you just complete melt me away with your reaction! 6:46 Thats why they nicknamed him Kirk The Ripper Hammet,i have even seen him play the guitar with his booty cheeks 12:22 Thats Jason Newsted,my absolute favourite in Metallica (no disrespect to Robert The Beast Trujillo),Jason was always the nicest most genuine guy in Metallica,who turned into his intimidating,powerful alter ego up on stage,with wild aggressive eyes and facial expressions,and some impressive windmills. Driven by pure passion! Came in as one of Metallicas own fans and always interacted the absolute most with them from the stage,as you can see in this performance at one point,he looks down on some of them and instantly turns into the biggest smile you have ever seen on a Metal dude. Jason is outstanding!
Jason Newsted was incredible, when I was a teenager I wanted to be like him, I used the same hair style as him for a long time, his charisma on stage was incredible, as well as his talent as a musician. highly recommend the 89 concert it was amazing
Metallica was inspired for the song by the second half of the film The Ten Commandments, which is based on the Bible tale of the Plagues of Egypt. While watching the scene of the final plague killing every Egyptian first-born child, Cliff Burton remarked "Whoa - it's like creeping death", as the plague was represented by a fog rolling into the Pharaoh's palace. The band liked the sound of "creeping death" and decided to write a song about the plagues, with the phrase as its title.
@@brianstocks8049 It really is. Imagine coming up with that at 20-21 years old. That song is almost now as twice as old when he wrote it, and it is still spoken of with such great reverence.
Jason stepped in and carried the band for a couple of decades. And he's a solid human being. I've had the pleasure of meeting him a few times and he's just a good dude.
😂 Jason “carried” Metallica for a couple Decades?? I’m sorry, I hate saying stuff over the computer, but, WHAT?!! Are you high? Metallica was established by that time, they could have brought in literally ANY BASSIST ON THE PLANET & wouldn’t have missed a beat. Jason was good. But your comment? Just plain untrue. Sorry bro but ANY bassist would have fit in the exact same.
@@Scanner_51 There you go, I didn’t even think of that. Rob has been in longer. He was a good bassist period. Nothing special, he was never, would never “carry” Metallica. That’s very funny to me. Them & GNR’s were the 2 top bands in the world. They could have switched out Jason at Any time & nobody would know the difference. Fact!!! I mean did Metallica pack up after Jason left? No, they kept playing kick ass albums. Selling out stadiums. Same w/Guns. Axl, Slash & duff you can’t replace. Everyone else? Doesn’t hurt them at all. Metallica, James, Lars & Kurt are not replaceable. Anyone else is. Just facts. That list Cliff(which I remember the day he died) they went on. Got Jason, after he left, they went on. Now Rob they go on. As long as the core 3 are there, doesn’t matter. I can play 2 live versions 1 w/Jason & 1 w/Rob. Same song & I guarantee you can’t pick out who’s who. I mean it’s a 50/50 chance so you may get lucky. But you won’t hear a difference bro. Trust me.
@@Scanner_51 I don't think they meant literal decades like 20+ years. More like his tenure spanned 3 different decades. 80's, 90's, and early 2000's when he bowed out in 2001.
James’ vocal power especially from like 88-91 was absolutely incredible. Unfortunately it wasn’t the most healthy for him since he wasn’t never trained which is why he blew out his vocal cords after the black album tour and had to get singing lessons and change how he sang to protect his voice after that. His voice has never quite been the same ever since. And now he’s just a lot older so he just doesn’t have the same range anymore even if he wanted to. But man what I’d give to hear him signing like that live again just one more time
Robert is a great bassist, but it is a shame that modern reactors don't know Jason Newsted by name. It is history and the band has morphed a few times, but that show and that playlist with that lineup is legendary.
I was lucky to have started with Ciff, Jason was good as well. Yet I always imagine what masterpieces like this one would have been created if he hadn't gone to jam in a higher realm.
Metallica has been blessed with talent and success. They have had 3 amazing bass players (Cliff Burton, Jason Newstead, Robert Trujillo) over the years who have left their marks. Jason inspired me to take up the bass back in the early 90s. I loved your reaction and your respect for the talent and skill involved when bands like Metallica do what they do! Metallica has been my favorite band for over 30 years. That said, check out Pantera's performance from this same concert. Specifically, the songs "Cowboys from Hell" and "Domination" are great!
Granted there are tons and tons of great phenomenal guitarists out there, and in this early 90s era of Metallica you could barely discern any noticeable difference in Kirk's solos and riffs either live or from the album version, this song included
This song was inspired by the movie The 10 Commandments starring Charlton Heston. "So Let It Be Written, So Let It Be Done" is a phrase repeated several times during that movie. It's hard to believe that James Hetfield blew out his voice just a few months prior to this concert, recording a cover of the song So What
12:20 I love Jason's energy when he sings. The song is written from the plague's point of view, but when Jason sings here, it's as if you are hearing the plague itself singing. Jason was fantastic.
I never thought I would ever watch one of these… But thank you for feeling and appreciating the band that kept me alive for all these years (I creep the steps and floors) final Darkness!
Cliff Burton was bassist from 1983-1986 before he died, Jason Newstead took over a few weeks after Cliff passed, and played for the band until 2003, when he left and Robert Trujio took over, Roberts been the bassist since
That performance and that song are the definition of metal, that is relentless power of aggression. I know, that other band that played there and “dominate” but that song is the real shit!!!!
i love how u are just being urself in ur videos u can really feel that. keep those Metallica reactions up! i also suggest to see the early roots of them too, Seek and Destroy live at the Metro 1983 shows that good.
The song is the story of Pass-over from the Bible. James grew up in a very religious family so there are several Metallica songs that are religious in nature.
To caphowdy's comment below, the subject matter of the song is taken directly from the old Charleton Heston 'The Ten Commandments' movie, about the angel of death passing over Egypt, hence the lyric "I'm sent here by the chosen One, to kill the firstborn Pharaoh's son.. I'm creeping death."
At that point Metallica (atleast Lars and James) had been a band for almost ten years. They were THE metal band and had been for quite a while even though they had only gotten actual radio play for the previous two years, since they made the video for "One" and then released the black album (enter sandman). Prior to that they didn't get radio play because most of their songs were 8+ minutes long, and they wouldn't shorten them. They were making a living playing live as the biggest band with no radio play so their live game was top notch. In middle school we had to order their shirts out of the back of magazines (4-6 weeks shipping), and hand drew their logo and album covers on the back of jean jackets. I was in high school back when this concert happened and they were on top of the world because they finally had that cross over success bringing in the big bucks.
When you start going off like your brain has so much going on that needs out makes my day ❤❤ love your videos .. another job well done 👍🤘🤘 one of my all time top metallica songs
Wowsers! What a reaction! You just got completely engrossed with it to the point where you so very nearly swore a couple of times 🤣. It’s great to have you back again, missed you lots 🌹
The song was inspired by the film the 10 commandments. The song is song from the perspective of the tenth plagueq, Death of the first born r of Egypt which I that film was depicted as A creeping mist.
That plosive at the end of the vocal lines is a signature James Hetfield thing, there's a clip somewhere of Jim Brewer singing lullabies in his style and it's hilarious the way he leans into it. Also now that you point out Power Rangers I totally get what you mean, the theme has some similarities and now I have to go listen to it for nostalgias sake!
A few months prior to this concert, I saw them in concert at the monsters of rock and might Germany and even at that concert there was over 100,000 people at the concert
Rachel great job with your reaction and thoughts on the live performance of Creeping Death from Metallic from Moscow Russia in 91 . Yes this song does have to do with things that happened in the Bible.
2:40 From my viewpoint he absolutely yelled 'f***' into the mic, because he was trying to get the crowd to sing that preceding stanza....and they don't know it, which he might have forgotten :)
The bassist as others mentioned is Jason Newsted. He was Cliff Burton's replacement. Cliff was killed in tour bus crash in 1986. Jason Newsted was in Flotsam and Jetsam. Kirk Hammet was in Exodus at one point. Robert was in Suicidal Tendencies during this here. Robert obviously replaced Jason. Dave Mustaine was in Metallica in the beginning.Dave Mustaine is the founder and singer of Megadeth..
The footage of pantera with primal concrete sledge, that was 10am, before them the black crows gave the kids everybody must get stoned(Dylan cover), and to end the whole day, ac/dc for those about to rock, what a fucking show that must have been
Cliff Burton liked watching the Ten Commandments every year. James was with Cliff watching the movie and Cliff said in a strange voice CREEPING DEATH when the Passover angel came by at night.
When James yells F**K into the mic near the beginning, I think he did so with annoyance because just prior to that, he stopped singing to have the crowd sing the line...but I think they didn't sing it because they didn't know it. And James was annoyed.
If you want pedal to the metal then you need to watch their live performance of “Battery” from 1989 in Seattle. The speed and energy of the 89 performance makes this “pedal to the metal” performance look like a Ford Fiesta stuck in neutral! If this made you sweat then make sure you have water if you watch the 89 performance because you’ll sweat so bad you may get dehydrated!I love this song live because of the crowd chant of “die, die, die……..”. I got to see them five times during this time and loved every second of it.
That is Jason Newsted the bassist before Robert.. Probably the best backing vocalist the band ever had, no disrespect to Robert but the charisma and stage presence Jason had was second to none. Your reactions remind me of myself from years ago lol had the same excitement and faces to match..
Trujillo has nothing on Newsted as a bassist, songwriter, vocalist, or stage performer.
Yeah, Trujillo is a joke comparing to Jason.
Jason was the heart and soul of this band in the 90s. Trujillo is the superior bassist, but damn I miss Jason.
And Jason was a good looking Man...
Robert and Jason bow to Cliff
Jason Newstead was their bassist at the time and he was epic. He was a great bassist and a tremendous addition to their vocals. Also getting 1.6M people to scream "Die" as a backing vocal performance is absolutely insane. Also this was Biblical, so you are correct on that assumption.
Tbh they did Jason dirty they were ass holes to him, and on top of that for the and Justice for all album you can barley hear bass in the songs
@@cooperhershberger6846 but still the best sounding album
@@bjrnhagen2853 I agree but still Jason should have been more respected in the band
@@cooperhershberger6846 thats what happen young and drunk. kirk and jason came along..jason was amazing
there is no official record of 1.6 mil at the Metallica show
it is just internet folktale
At 2:22, James yelling "Fuck" was due to messing up the guitar part at 2:17
I've always loved James "haha" before the song starts", and other words he says during the song. The "Kirky baby, go" was too funny. 😆
James's voice is metal incarnate 🤘🤘🤘🤘🤘
It's hard to believe that James blew his voice out not long before this concert. He blew it out recording So What
James is Metallica!! I love Kirk as well. As far as Lars & Jason, they are replaceable. Cliff will always be there bassist. Nobody else really matters.
@@keithwessel3531🤦🏻♂️
This concert was in September of 1991 and the Soviet Union dissolved in December of 1991… the running joke is that Metallica broke the Soviet Union🤘
Like when Metallica played Omni arena here in Atlanta, GA in 1997, which was the last big concert played there before tearing it down. They brought Metallica in to loosen the foundations making it easier to demolish lol
@@timrevis9095 that’s awesome haha I didn’t know that
hmmm when their next USA concert?
Scorpions winds of change and pink floyd sort of claim the same thing.
I think they are all correct.
As the USSR dissolved, western bands came.
Mind you, Iron Maiden played shows behind the Iron curtain in 1985.
Better than the german "fact" that David Hasselhoff brought down the Berlin Wall.... yay...
12:27 I watched millions of metallica reactions and never saw once that someone reacted to jason's vocal part on this song and get excited. it was cool!
This has always been my favorite part of the performance.
@@Xgamerdad Yeah also whiplash seattle 89
@@adembuyukagacc8543 Damn right, another awesome performance
They wrote Creeping Death after watching The 10 Commandments with Charleton Heston. Even if you are not Christian, it's a great movie and still holds up very well. The song is about the angel of death shown as a creeping mist that is sent to kill the first born child of the pharaoh. You can also watch The Prince of Egypt, it's an animated musical that covers the same story. With an absolutely amazing soundtrack.
Well said. That is how I understand what happened as well.
Glad some people read or listen to the lyrics.
_It is you priests and prophets who made these gods ... that you may prey upon the fears of men ... So let it be written. So let it be done_ .
- The Pharaoh Ramses II, as portrayed by Yul Brynner in the film The Ten Commandments.
Not the first born son of the Pharoh. The Angel of Death was sent to kill the first born son of every family in Egypt. The Jews painted a symbol in lamb's blood on their door so the Angel would pass their houses by. It's all there in the lyrics, and the bible.
It's the story of passover
The song is called "Creeping Death" because that's the name of the 10th plague from Exodus. It's sung from the point of view of the plague itself, as it sweeps through Egypt "killing first-born man", as the lyrics put it.
Every single one of us needs a Raychel in their life ❤
0:55 I am in love with your reaction to James`s devilish little laughter! I have seen endless amount of reactors watch this performance,but you just complete melt me away with your reaction!
6:46 Thats why they nicknamed him Kirk The Ripper Hammet,i have even seen him play the guitar with his booty cheeks 12:22 Thats Jason Newsted,my absolute favourite in Metallica (no disrespect to Robert The Beast Trujillo),Jason was always the nicest most genuine guy in Metallica,who turned into his intimidating,powerful alter ego up on stage,with wild aggressive eyes and facial expressions,and some impressive windmills. Driven by pure passion! Came in as one of Metallicas own fans and always interacted the absolute most with them from the stage,as you can see in this performance at one point,he looks down on some of them and instantly turns into the biggest smile you have ever seen on a Metal dude. Jason is outstanding!
Harvester of Sorrow, same show. Or...For whom the bell tolls Seattle '89. Amazing performances. Love the reactions, glad you're back!!
The thing that should not be from the same show 😳. Insane performance
Jason Newsted was incredible, when I was a teenager I wanted to be like him, I used the same hair style as him for a long time, his charisma on stage was incredible, as well as his talent as a musician. highly recommend the 89 concert it was amazing
Long or short hair jason?
@@unspeaky long top, shaved at the bottom
Metallica was inspired for the song by the second half of the film The Ten Commandments, which is based on the Bible tale of the Plagues of Egypt. While watching the scene of the final plague killing every Egyptian first-born child, Cliff Burton remarked "Whoa - it's like creeping death", as the plague was represented by a fog rolling into the Pharaoh's palace. The band liked the sound of "creeping death" and decided to write a song about the plagues, with the phrase as its title.
This girl had me cracking up the entire reaction 😂 You were all over the place with this one. Overall I enjoyed it and Metallica is sooo amazing 🤟
They were a fcking menace back then. Out of this world energy.
That huskiness you’re referring to in the vocals is Jason Newsted playing bass and backing vocals. Beast. 🤘🏻😡🤘🏻
"It only has 4 strings. He has 6 and is all over the place"
Anesthesia (Pulling Teeth) - Live
You can do a lot of magic with "just" 4 strings.
it is a masterpiece of bass
@@brianstocks8049 It really is. Imagine coming up with that at 20-21 years old. That song is almost now as twice as old when he wrote it, and it is still spoken of with such great reverence.
Cliff Burton is god
Jason stepped in and carried the band for a couple of decades. And he's a solid human being. I've had the pleasure of meeting him a few times and he's just a good dude.
😂 Jason “carried” Metallica for a couple Decades?? I’m sorry, I hate saying stuff over the computer, but, WHAT?!! Are you high? Metallica was established by that time, they could have brought in literally ANY BASSIST ON THE PLANET & wouldn’t have missed a beat. Jason was good. But your comment?
Just plain untrue. Sorry bro but ANY bassist would have fit in the exact same.
He wasn't in the band for decades. Rob had been in the band for 2 decades now.
@@Scanner_51 There you go, I didn’t even think of that. Rob has been in longer. He was a good bassist period. Nothing special, he was never, would never “carry” Metallica. That’s very funny to me. Them & GNR’s were the 2 top bands in the world. They could have switched out Jason at Any time & nobody would know the difference. Fact!!! I mean did Metallica pack up after Jason left? No, they kept playing kick ass albums. Selling out stadiums. Same w/Guns. Axl, Slash & duff you can’t replace. Everyone else? Doesn’t hurt them at all.
Metallica, James, Lars & Kurt are not replaceable. Anyone else is. Just facts. That list Cliff(which I remember the day he died) they went on. Got Jason, after he left, they went on. Now Rob they go on. As long as the core 3 are there, doesn’t matter. I can play 2 live versions 1 w/Jason & 1 w/Rob. Same song & I guarantee you can’t pick out who’s who. I mean it’s a 50/50 chance so you may get lucky. But you won’t hear a difference bro. Trust me.
@@Scanner_51 I don't think they meant literal decades like 20+ years. More like his tenure spanned 3 different decades. 80's, 90's, and early 2000's when he bowed out in 2001.
James’ vocal power especially from like 88-91 was absolutely incredible. Unfortunately it wasn’t the most healthy for him since he wasn’t never trained which is why he blew out his vocal cords after the black album tour and had to get singing lessons and change how he sang to protect his voice after that. His voice has never quite been the same ever since. And now he’s just a lot older so he just doesn’t have the same range anymore even if he wanted to. But man what I’d give to hear him signing like that live again just one more time
Robert is a great bassist, but it is a shame that modern reactors don't know Jason Newsted by name. It is history and the band has morphed a few times, but that show and that playlist with that lineup is legendary.
I was lucky to have started with Ciff, Jason was good as well. Yet I always imagine what masterpieces like this one would have been created if he hadn't gone to jam in a higher realm.
Well, most reactors don't know crap about what their reacting
Jason! He was my introduction to Metalica and I love him. No I won't compare. They're all outstanding, IMO.
You’re reactions are so “pooping” adorable and understandable! The energy in this set is off the damn charts!! As always, love your reaction!!
Metallica has been blessed with talent and success. They have had 3 amazing bass players (Cliff Burton, Jason Newstead, Robert Trujillo) over the years who have left their marks. Jason inspired me to take up the bass back in the early 90s.
I loved your reaction and your respect for the talent and skill involved when bands like Metallica do what they do! Metallica has been my favorite band for over 30 years. That said, check out Pantera's performance from this same concert. Specifically, the songs "Cowboys from Hell" and "Domination" are great!
Love your Metallica reactions!! If you do anymore, you should react to their 1st S&M concert 😁
Those Concerts are amazing!
Watching the 1956 film "The 10 Commandments" with Charlton Heston and Yul Brynner provides some helpful context to this song
keep your dam hands off me you smelly Apes 🦍🐒🦍 Oh that was the wrong Charlton Heston Movie 🐒🐒🐒🐒🦍
An incredible song, an incredible performance, with a jaw-dropping crowd. And your reactions to it all were quite enjoyable to watch.
jason newsted playing the bass was incribdible !, his performance in "The god that faild" of the black album is amazing
You should listen to the same song but live in settle 1989. I feel that's their best live performance for Creeping Death
Granted there are tons and tons of great phenomenal guitarists out there, and in this early 90s era of Metallica you could barely discern any noticeable difference in Kirk's solos and riffs either live or from the album version, this song included
This song was inspired by the movie The 10 Commandments starring Charlton Heston. "So Let It Be Written, So Let It Be Done" is a phrase repeated several times during that movie.
It's hard to believe that James Hetfield blew out his voice just a few months prior to this concert, recording a cover of the song So What
It's inspired by the Bible. That line is from the Bible lmfao
Yeah but Metallica wrote this after watching the 10 commandments
12:20 I love Jason's energy when he sings. The song is written from the plague's point of view, but when Jason sings here, it's as if you are hearing the plague itself singing. Jason was fantastic.
yet another perfect reaction!
Edit: these shows are why they are one of the absolute best bands ever
agree 100%
One of the best reactions I think I've seen of this song. Great job.
I never thought I would ever watch one of these… But thank you for feeling and appreciating the band that kept me alive for all these years (I creep the steps and floors) final Darkness!
Cliff Burton was bassist from 1983-1986 before he died, Jason Newstead took over a few weeks after Cliff passed, and played for the band until 2003, when he left and Robert Trujio took over, Roberts been the bassist since
Thank you for this reaction. You are hilarious and awesome! 🤣Greetings from Sweden ❤🤘
That think "Kirkby Baby" is doing around the 8 min mark is using the guitar pickups against the amp to get a feedback loop scream to end the solo
I've watched this a hundred times, first time w u, but I love your reaction
🤘Heeell yeah!🤘 Thank you!
ROB TRUJILLO was playing in SUICIDAL TENDENCIES at this time-another great band to check out
Just give him a pepsi.
That performance and that song are the definition of metal, that is relentless power of aggression. I know, that other band that played there and “dominate” but that song is the real shit!!!!
i love how u are just being urself in ur videos u can really feel that.
keep those Metallica reactions up!
i also suggest to see the early roots of them too, Seek and Destroy live at the Metro 1983 shows that good.
Definitely need some more Metallica reactions from you!
This performance is simply feral. It comes out most clearly whenever James leaps into a new sentence with a growl.
Biblical proportions, the crowd, the music, the song, the performance EPIC
There was Cliff(r.i.p) -Jason in This video and Robert is the bass player now. Jason was a beast at backup vocals
one of best performance for this song
"Charismatic Voice" Elizabeth Zahoff does a good exploration of James's 'ghost vowels' at the end of words...a signature of his
Great reaction! I enjoyed watching this!
It's about Moses and the Israelite's Exodus from Egypt. It's the movie The Ten Commandments.
The song is the story of Pass-over from the Bible. James grew up in a very religious family so there are several Metallica songs that are religious in nature.
14:55 The name is JASON NEWSTED.
My teens were so awesome, the memories, oh the tunes \\m//
And once again you're one of us now! I love the internet.
Love your reaction... Becoz u look good and u know how to choose and react... Greetings from Mizoram_NE India. ❤🍫
To caphowdy's comment below, the subject matter of the song is taken directly from the old Charleton Heston 'The Ten Commandments' movie, about the angel of death passing over Egypt, hence the lyric "I'm sent here by the chosen One, to kill the firstborn Pharaoh's son.. I'm creeping death."
At that point Metallica (atleast Lars and James) had been a band for almost ten years. They were THE metal band and had been for quite a while even though they had only gotten actual radio play for the previous two years, since they made the video for "One" and then released the black album (enter sandman). Prior to that they didn't get radio play because most of their songs were 8+ minutes long, and they wouldn't shorten them. They were making a living playing live as the biggest band with no radio play so their live game was top notch. In middle school we had to order their shirts out of the back of magazines (4-6 weeks shipping), and hand drew their logo and album covers on the back of jean jackets. I was in high school back when this concert happened and they were on top of the world because they finally had that cross over success bringing in the big bucks.
When you start going off like your brain has so much going on that needs out makes my day ❤❤ love your videos .. another job well done 👍🤘🤘 one of my all time top metallica songs
@12:52 - That bass player is Jason Newsted. He was in Metallica from 1986 to 2001. Robert Trujillo didn't come into the band until 2002.
Your facial expressions were hilarious, loved it!
Wowsers! What a reaction! You just got completely engrossed with it to the point where you so very nearly swore a couple of times 🤣. It’s great to have you back again, missed you lots 🌹
That laugh hahah. That made my day. The facial expressions are great! You’re fun to watch
A new baby discovering that James ends his phrase with "AHHH!" 😁💖💕🥰
Great reaction. Nice to see you behind the wheel again.
The bassist at this point in Metallica was Jason Newsted love
I was born on first day 1967,grew up with em, besides Bon Scott this definitely my fav
SHOCKED THAT YOU DIDNT KNOW WHO THE BASS PLAYER WAS
You should check out Domination by Pantera live in Moscow 1991. It's from this same concert. Dimebag's guitar solo is great.
Lucky to be from the Bay Area..my first Metallica show, Nov 1983. Bay Area thrash baby!
The song was inspired by the film the 10 commandments. The song is song from the perspective of the tenth plagueq, Death of the first born r of Egypt which I that film was depicted as A creeping mist.
The most memorable moment for me is watching them live being right in front of while Cliff Burton while he was still here … RIP CLIFF EM’ ALL
That plosive at the end of the vocal lines is a signature James Hetfield thing, there's a clip somewhere of Jim Brewer singing lullabies in his style and it's hilarious the way he leans into it. Also now that you point out Power Rangers I totally get what you mean, the theme has some similarities and now I have to go listen to it for nostalgias sake!
11:56 I always crack up at this. Kirk squibs his pinch harmonic, leaving a brief but very noticeable silence.
A few months prior to this concert, I saw them in concert at the monsters of rock and might Germany and even at that concert there was over 100,000 people at the concert
Rachel great job with your reaction and thoughts on the live performance of Creeping Death from Metallic from Moscow Russia in 91 . Yes this song does have to do with things that happened in the Bible.
In this moment - the in-between next 🤘
2:40 From my viewpoint he absolutely yelled 'f***' into the mic, because he was trying to get the crowd to sing that preceding stanza....and they don't know it, which he might have forgotten :)
And to think that this dudes , with the age they have , can still give us an amazing fucking performance !
One of my favorite songs by them.
And from my favorite Metallica album.
1.6 million people in the crowd. Just imagine that amount a bit.....
1.6 million people at a concert, the earth must of shook
Also they was vodka soaked Russians approximately 1.6 million of them!!!
AC/DC played there during the night, great show... Imagine being in that crowd at night...
with this band's music it doesn't matter how far away from the stage you are considering how many people are there
The Thing That Should Not Be [Seattle '89] should 100% be on your radar. Look for the 2018 remastered version for better sound quality.
METALLICA IN MY VEINS🤘🖖 FOREVER
Been waitin on this one!
Would love to see you react to Battery in Seattle 1989
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I've got chicken wings LOL! Creeping Death is an awesome song. This Russia show was a big deal back in the day.
P.S. the bass player was Jason Newsted.
The bassist as others mentioned is Jason Newsted. He was Cliff Burton's replacement. Cliff was killed in tour bus crash in 1986. Jason Newsted was in Flotsam and Jetsam. Kirk Hammet was in Exodus at one point. Robert was in Suicidal Tendencies during this here. Robert obviously replaced Jason. Dave Mustaine was in Metallica in the beginning.Dave Mustaine is the founder and singer of Megadeth..
Best reaction channel,I've ever seen. 🤘
AC/DC was also there. This song has lines from the 1956 movie " THE TEN COMMANDMENTS"...
You should react to "harvester of sorrow" in mascow. Its great.
Rachel is so funny. Chicken wings. Love her reactions.
Go to 1 of their concerts ..I've seen every concert since they played in bars in San Francisco and every concert when the blew up ..
The footage of pantera with primal concrete sledge, that was 10am, before them the black crows gave the kids everybody must get stoned(Dylan cover), and to end the whole day, ac/dc for those about to rock, what a fucking show that must have been
Cliff Burton liked watching the Ten Commandments every year. James was with Cliff watching the movie and Cliff said in a strange voice CREEPING DEATH when the Passover angel came by at night.
When James yells F**K into the mic near the beginning, I think he did so with annoyance because just prior to that, he stopped singing to have the crowd sing the line...but I think they didn't sing it because they didn't know it. And James was annoyed.
If you want pedal to the metal then you need to watch their live performance of “Battery” from 1989 in Seattle. The speed and energy of the 89 performance makes this “pedal to the metal” performance look like a Ford Fiesta stuck in neutral! If this made you sweat then make sure you have water if you watch the 89 performance because you’ll sweat so bad you may get dehydrated!I love this song live because of the crowd chant of “die, die, die……..”. I got to see them five times during this time and loved every second of it.
Both Pantera and Metallica having these amazing drop songs on the same concert. Fkn metal! 🤘🤘