In 2015, Master of Puppets became the first metal recording to be selected by the Library of Congress for preservation in the National Recording Registry for being "culturally, historically, or aesthetically significant."
Our culture in America became significantly more dark after the genesis of extreme metal in the late 70’s and early 80’s. Master of puppets I’d say is when that darkness became mainstream and palatable to young audiences and it continued down that road from there to the mainstream pop of today discussing topics like depression, addiction, and suicide. If there’s any album out there from metal that I’d say is aesthetically, culturally, and historically significant I’d have to say that it’s Metallica’s master of puppets. \m/ rock on boys.
It's super surprising that a Black Sabbath album or even an Iron Maiden album wasn't the first metal album to be selected by the library of congress. Hell, it's surprising that the Black album wasn't selected. They actually got it right with Puppets. That album is a true work of art and is indeed culturally, historically, and aesthetically significant.
Fun Fact: The reason you don't hear a single bad song on Master of Puppets is because its a work of art. This album is the first heavy metal album to be preserved by the United States Library of Congress. It really is remarkable.
Master of puppets is good, but ride the lightning is as good if not better. Justice for all is also exceptional. Those years were metallicas best, more refined than kill em all, and not so comercial as black album onwards.
@@christianbuczko1481 nah RTL is great dont get me wrong, but they were still experimenting with themselves and their new members when RTL was written. MOP was their sophomore album with that lineup and they had such better understanding of how each wrote music, it's a much tighter and more focused album. And that is shared from metallica themselves at that
Every track on the album is a freakin' thunderstorm. Not one bad or lame song on the entire thing. The "weakest" track is "Thing that Should Not Be", and even that song is amazing. "Master of Puppets" is to Metallica what "Rust in Peace" is to Megadeth- Simply put, it's some of their finest work.
@@andyb1653 Well that is my problem, for me all albums are the same. There are always some jewels i would never want to miss out on. Well but i am really a damn fanboy. :)
@@eazye519 I consider it a top 4 track on the album. Only Orion, Master of Puppets, and Sanitarium are better imo. I can't imagine listening to Leper Messiah and thinking that it's the worst song on the album by a mile. We must not be hearing the same thing.
“Life planned out before my birth, Nothing could I say. Had no chance to see myself Molded day by day. Looking back I realize Nothing have I done. Left to die with only friend, Alone I clench my gun.” That part gives me goosebumps every time man, almost makes me tear up sometimes, thinking of all the dead soldiers over the breadth of time that sacrificed all for nothing. That’s some goddamn straight up poetry. Rock on T! 🍻🤘🏻👊🏻
Nick Colbert how old are, Nick? I ask because I’m in my late 40’s and I have that issue when I hear, and more importantly, have lived enough to understand what the lyrics mean. Just curious if it’s an experience thing.
I Am Smallfry I’m only 36 but my life has been pretty tough and I was an English Major in college with a minor in History. (Unemployable, but I learned a lot) I’ve been dissecting the lyrics to songs since I can remember, probably since I was 13 or so. I actually referenced this song in an essay about the futility of war I wrote for school in the 8th grade. Lol 🍻
@@nickcolbert9615 Just a few years older than you and this song gives me chills damn near every time I hear it. Being a former soldier I can tell you most of us are certain this is the way we are viewed by our superiors. Hell even an aspect of my job was singling out the most disposable soldier for a few minutes that would either mean continued life with the living or a horrifying death.
Daniel Rupp damn man. Thanks for sharing. I never served myself but had lots of friends who did ( I turned 18 literally a week after 9-11 so I thought the draft was coming back for sure at the time.) But lots of people I knew joined up after that. After growing up on movies like Full metal jacket and not being from a military family I never had a desire to join. Thanks for your story. I would say “thanks for your service” but I know that’s an empty platitude offered by too many that know nothing of the reality of war. Cheers man, glad you made it out alive. 🍻🤘🏻
*MetallicA* Disposable Heroes Haha, Yeah bro... I'm back & YOU PICKED AN AWESOME SONG ! THIS SONG IS THEE MOST UNDERATED SONG THEY EVER WROTE !!!!!! Smart man my brotha ! 🤜🏻🤛🏾 Yessss,have your wife do a breakdown of this song ! IT'S ABOUT WARRRRRR...HAHAHA ! 😂 🇺🇸🎙🎧🎸🥁 🎻👊🏻🔫⚔🔪💣💥🖤
@@kthulhugaming4643 Haha...F-inggggg yessss ! I love this mannnn ! Awesome bro ! Glad you love Metal ! 🤜🏻🤛🏾🇺🇸🎸 Damnnn..we have been waiting for this shit for years...For Years !!!
It's hard to get a speeding ticket in a goddamn tank, lol (Actually I blame Maiden and Judas Priest for most of my speeding tickets. Metallica is cruising music.)
I once nearly killed myself cycling to ride the lightning. I was flying up the middle of the road swerving in and out the white line dividers and managed to clip a pedal on the road sending me flying. I didnt feel much due to the several pints of beer id drunk earlier. Its entirely the musics fault of course.
Been waiting to see other vets comment. While not infantry I did serve in the army and those lyrics... Curious how many other brothers and sisters in arms have been waiting on this one.
Decrepit long ago 11B here and Kane is absolutely right on that. This was an anthem in my barracks back in the day. Followed by For Whom The Bell Tolls. That one I always saw as talking about a fire team in hell.
@@ktgo4424 Great response. Master of Puppets is the greatest work of art to come out of the thrash metal scene. There have been plenty of faster, heavier, and more brutal albums but who cares? Puppets is the most sublime album.
When this album came out I was in the infantry and it was my favorite song at the time. Many beers were downed with this song cranked up on my kenwood system back then. I still can't believe I survived being so young and crazy. You're right about this album too. Not a bad song on it. Just like Boston's first album.
I suggested this song to another reactor a while back. Posted it yesterday and I had to chuckle at his reaction... and then post something akin to this. "It is not your job to die for your country but to make some other bastard die for his." General Patton. Way to go with the motivation! I'd follow him to the gates of hell... and then there's this song. This song pretty much sums up what soldiers think about politicians use of us.
The older I get the more this song moves me to tears... I'm a veteran did tours in Iraq...got out in 09 ... my life has been a ever growing hell after wards
Same. Shinedown’s song monsters, although not about war, the chorus when he says “my monsters are real, they’re trained how to kill” gets to me. Monsters being my brothers who died.
Thank you for your service. I watched my dad get attacked with PTSD after 5 tours. A Navy Corpsman with a Purple Heart. Saw action in Fallujah, I pray for him and many others.
U guys are truly opened minded. 9 out of 10 would run away after the first 5 seconds ✊🏽n u appreciate the power cords , transitions, vocals, lyrics 😳😳Please don’t change.🌴GUAM LIVES TNT🌴
So in high school creative writing class, there was a kid who kept getting A after A on his poetry assignments. The poems were posted on the wall of the classroom for the class to comment on anonymously. But I knew. The first poem he got an A on consisted of the lyrics of And Justice for All. I commented “Rock On!” I thought itwas clever sneaky and cool. Second was “One.” I chuckled. Third was “Master of Puppets” O.k. I thought this was starting to get cheezy. Fourth was “Disposable Heroes” Fourth A for this kid. Now I was getting pissed. Kid wasn’t stopping and the Boomer teacher had no idea. Fifth was “Battery.” I couldn’t take anymore, so I commented that it was better when Hetfield sings it. The poems stopped. Three weeks later the kid was expelled. Bad me or justice?
When this was released, in 86 there was nothing, I mean NOTHING like this. Nothing. Even with a couple generations of immatator it’s still fucking Badass
Thank you so much for taking my suggestion. This song has always hit home for me. The next one you should listen too is the price from twisted sister. Again thank you so much
Oh yes... Disposable Heros is one of my favorites songs from Metallica. When you hear the drums & guitar you know it's Metallica. James Hetfield has such an iconic voice. Great reaction. I ❤ it. Would really love to see you react to Any man in America by Bule October.
Drinking Rolling Rock... I was a freshman in high school and discovering Metallica. This tape rarely left my walkman for 14 months. This is one of my favorite tunes off it. The politics of war, in a way. My 3 favorites by Metallica at the moment are All Nightmare Long, Spit Out The Bone and One "Bass Remix" from TH-cam. Shout out to Jason Newsted's solo project Newsted... 1 song is Heroic Dose, the lead track is awesome! Peace! Cheers!!!
This song just shows you why Metallica are the kings of transition! They can switch it up so effectively and effortlessly and still have the song sound so great!
@@mizphit138 Yes, I know that. It's still a song they perform; it's on their first album. You don't exclude a song (performed by whomever) that's on a band's albums. There are no exceptions to that, not even for Metallica...or for Diamond Head.
My favorite SONG off this great album. Love this jam. . Great guitar work and guitar solos. This whole album kicks ass. Not one bad SONG on this great album. Old school Metallica baby. Hell yeah bro.... 🤘🤘🤘🤘🤘🤘🤘🤘🤘🤘🤘🤘🤘🤘🤘🤘🤘🤘🤘🤘🤘🤘🤘🤘🤘🤘🤘
This album and this song were particularly influential on my mind and beliefs in the 80s when it came out. I listened to this album so much. Back in cassette days I bought it at least 4 times I think due to wearing it out. EDIT: I started saving money when CDs came out and I couldn't wear them out by playing them. I was front row at Red Rocks on the And Justice tour and my friends and I (all musicians) were shouting for them to play this song as it is not one they typically do and sustaining that galloping rhythm is tough so we wanted to see it live. They have done it live this is just not one they usually do.
Been a fan since hey recorded Kill em All in my hometown. First chance to see em Live was this tour opening for Ozzy. I loved every single second of their set. So impressed seeing an opening band have a stage set "Crosses" Cherish the memories of seeing cliff live. Saddened and shocked he died months after. Miss This Metallica ; (
Damn!! lol, this guy's reaction is amazing! Yes I felt exactly the same way when I heard this song as a wide eyed 15 year old in 1986 I'd never heard the power of guitars like a frikn freight train coming through my speakers before, I was hooked immediately and all these years later I still am 'Back to the Front!...enjoy it woohooo!
U seem so genuine in ur super openness to new styles of music n u actually get all the little juicy parts of the song even though it is new to ur ears. So so awesome.👏🏽I have a feeling we r woven from the same clothe. After this song I can go right into some.BIG, 2pac or Tribe called Quest n then Rush for desert. Stay Genuine,,👌🏽🌴GUAM sees u out here in the middle of the Pacific Ocean✊🏽
Kill em all, ride the lightning, master of puppets, and justice for all those are the exceptional albums you want to get ur ass handed to u listen to NO REMORSE on the killem all album. FUCK YEA THIS IS WHEN METALLICA WAS ON POINT!!!!! LISTEN TO THAT RYTHM GUITARS!!!!!! ROCKING FUCKINGROLL!!!!!!
It's hard to pick a favorite Metallica song, but this one always comes to mind. It was great when it was new and it's still great now. So good to hear someone appreciate it in 2020! One of their most brutal and honest songs...
I love metal I'm black I been listening to metallica since 5th grade and I'm 42 now I like to listen to all kinds of music but metal been my favorite and rap
David González that concert in Mexico in 2009 is just simply nuts the crowd control and how many people where there it’s like the 1.2 million people in Moscow Russia it feels like back in the 80’s
Might be my favorite song of all time. Definitely the #1 thrash song for me. Was 12 when this came out and I was obsessed with playing it on my guitar.
Great reaction again TNT you never disappoint so thank you , this is a phenomenal album , every tune is a banger my second favourite riff or the album 1st has to be Master of puppets, this album is pure genius by Metallica it’s my favourite album and definitely up in my top 3 of fav albums Disposable hero’s has got it all ,great riffs awesome bass line ,great solos , and phenomenal lyrics .
You can see now that were told _no lies_ about this album. The whole thing is overflowing with awesomeness. This song also gives theme context concerning the helmet shown on the cover.
@@chrislancaster _One_ is from _...And Justice For All_ (1989), and wasn't written until 1987. _Master of Puppets_ was released in 1986. So, it's not likely it would be referenced on this cover. :)
Now you got me in retro mode :) Please react to Refused and their iconic song New Noice. The album "The shape of punk to come" was realesed 1998 and its CULT. Still in my top three list after all those years :)
This is another great song off "Master of Puppets" Bottom line is "Master of Puppets" is actually a greatest hits album. Every song on it knocks it out of the park. Can't wait for your breakdown of this song.
Utterly amazing what humans are capable of. This IS music. It doesn't mater who you are to realize greatness regardless of what genre your into. I've always said, good music is good music, period.
The best thing about Metallica is that their music always tells the same story that the lyrics do. I started with RTL album and when I heard Fade to Black it changed my life forever because I felt such a connection to the lyrics, but I felt the same connection and feeling from the riffs. It’s so powerful
One of my favorites from metallica...right there with black sabbath's war pigs, as far as, telling it like it is. Megadeth: rust in peace/polaris Thnx for the review on a bad ass song.
Black Sabbath created the spark of the initial creation of "heavy metal" and then many years later this quartet named Metallica came along and perfected it. Hasn't been topped ever since, despite all the many different incarnations that have come along. Nobody took you on a ride so perfectly such as these original Metallica albums.
you won't hear a bad track off that whole album. it's an utter masterpiece
One of the best things ever made
An amazing album by an amazing band had it from day 1 and lost count the number of times I've listened to it and it never gets old.
"Masterpiece of Puppets!"
I miss this Metallica. A lot.
Master of pieces
In 2015, Master of Puppets became the first metal recording to be selected by the Library of Congress for preservation in the National Recording Registry for being "culturally, historically, or aesthetically significant."
Wow 😳 I’m a die hard Metallica fan but did not know that. Well deserved 👏🏻
Reaaaly😳That gives me hope for opened minded ness is still alive thank god
Our culture in America became significantly more dark after the genesis of extreme metal in the late 70’s and early 80’s. Master of puppets I’d say is when that darkness became mainstream and palatable to young audiences and it continued down that road from there to the mainstream pop of today discussing topics like depression, addiction, and suicide. If there’s any album out there from metal that I’d say is aesthetically, culturally, and historically significant I’d have to say that it’s Metallica’s master of puppets. \m/ rock on boys.
It's super surprising that a Black Sabbath album or even an Iron Maiden album wasn't the first metal album to be selected by the library of congress. Hell, it's surprising that the Black album wasn't selected. They actually got it right with Puppets. That album is a true work of art and is indeed culturally, historically, and aesthetically significant.
Cool! I did not know that
Fun Fact: The reason you don't hear a single bad song on Master of Puppets is because its a work of art. This album is the first heavy metal album to be preserved by the United States Library of Congress. It really is remarkable.
Not to mention it’s tight as fuck. It only has 8 songs but doesn’t feel at all like a short album. It’s laser focused. no fat on it at all
Master of puppets is good, but ride the lightning is as good if not better. Justice for all is also exceptional. Those years were metallicas best, more refined than kill em all, and not so comercial as black album onwards.
@@christianbuczko1481 Yeah i agree, but black album had some amaizing songs as well.
@@christianbuczko1481 nah RTL is great dont get me wrong, but they were still experimenting with themselves and their new members when RTL was written. MOP was their sophomore album with that lineup and they had such better understanding of how each wrote music, it's a much tighter and more focused album. And that is shared from metallica themselves at that
@@MetallicA4658 fade to black is one of their best songs, and for whom the bell tolls is in top 5 too.
for a bunch of young hedonistic drunkards in the mid-80s, they had a remarkably mature writing style
Right?
@@Neal_TH-cam music with a conscience and a soul. And also... yeah, no idea how they pulled that off back then!
Cliff Burton’s influence would be my guess. As James once said ‘Cliff taught us about melodies and stuff.’ 😂
@@SonOfAWookiee yeah bro an if cliff was still here we wouldn't have seen them go in the direction they went..🤟🏻
Erik Van der Zee that was cliff burtons influence as he was a bit older and much more mature in writing style
Love it when people realise the greatness of Metallica. Just pure shock lmao.
BACK TO THE FRONT!!!
Leper Messiah is another great track that is also on Master of Puppets.
Every track on the album is a freakin' thunderstorm. Not one bad or lame song on the entire thing. The "weakest" track is "Thing that Should Not Be", and even that song is amazing.
"Master of Puppets" is to Metallica what "Rust in Peace" is to Megadeth- Simply put, it's some of their finest work.
hjermsted22 the whole record is great
It's the worst song on the album by a mile
@@andyb1653 Well that is my problem, for me all albums are the same. There are always some jewels i would never want to miss out on. Well but i am really a damn fanboy. :)
@@eazye519 I consider it a top 4 track on the album. Only Orion, Master of Puppets, and Sanitarium are better imo. I can't imagine listening to Leper Messiah and thinking that it's the worst song on the album by a mile. We must not be hearing the same thing.
“Life planned out before my birth,
Nothing could I say.
Had no chance to see myself
Molded day by day.
Looking back I realize
Nothing have I done.
Left to die with only friend,
Alone I clench my gun.”
That part gives me goosebumps every time man, almost makes me tear up sometimes, thinking of all the dead soldiers over the breadth of time that sacrificed all for nothing. That’s some goddamn straight up poetry. Rock on T! 🍻🤘🏻👊🏻
Nick Colbert how old are, Nick? I ask because I’m in my late 40’s and I have that issue when I hear, and more importantly, have lived enough to understand what the lyrics mean. Just curious if it’s an experience thing.
I Am Smallfry I’m only 36 but my life has been pretty tough and I was an English Major in college with a minor in History. (Unemployable, but I learned a lot) I’ve been dissecting the lyrics to songs since I can remember, probably since I was 13 or so. I actually referenced this song in an essay about the futility of war I wrote for school in the 8th grade. Lol 🍻
@@nickcolbert9615 Just a few years older than you and this song gives me chills damn near every time I hear it. Being a former soldier I can tell you most of us are certain this is the way we are viewed by our superiors. Hell even an aspect of my job was singling out the most disposable soldier for a few minutes that would either mean continued life with the living or a horrifying death.
Daniel Rupp damn man. Thanks for sharing. I never served myself but had lots of friends who did ( I turned 18 literally a week after 9-11 so I thought the draft was coming back for sure at the time.) But lots of people I knew joined up after that. After growing up on movies like Full metal jacket and not being from a military family I never had a desire to join. Thanks for your story. I would say “thanks for your service” but I know that’s an empty platitude offered by too many that know nothing of the reality of war. Cheers man, glad you made it out alive. 🍻🤘🏻
@@danielrupp7578 With the responsibility of "singling out the most disposable soldier," I'm curious what your MOS was?
This was the song that got me into metallica when i first heard it way back in the 80s. One of their best...and yes, your wife gotta hear this one.
Finally another black brotha who likes metal
*MetallicA* Disposable Heroes
Haha, Yeah bro... I'm back & YOU PICKED AN AWESOME SONG !
THIS SONG IS THEE MOST UNDERATED SONG THEY EVER WROTE !!!!!!
Smart man my brotha ! 🤜🏻🤛🏾
Yessss,have your wife do a breakdown of this song !
IT'S ABOUT WARRRRRR...HAHAHA ! 😂
🇺🇸🎙🎧🎸🥁 🎻👊🏻🔫⚔🔪💣💥🖤
@@kthulhugaming4643
Haha...F-inggggg yessss !
I love this mannnn !
Awesome bro !
Glad you love Metal ! 🤜🏻🤛🏾🇺🇸🎸
Damnnn..we have been waiting for this shit for years...For Years !!!
David A. Fye II I’m white
@@kthulhugaming4643
Ah, my bad then bro ! 😂
Then keep grinding that axe... Keep recruiting into the Metal Army ! 🤜🏻🤛🏻🎸🇺🇸
This the kind of song that will get you a speeding ticket.
Got 2 allreddy..Had Damage inc at max volume
It's hard to get a speeding ticket in a goddamn tank, lol
(Actually I blame Maiden and Judas Priest for most of my speeding tickets. Metallica is cruising music.)
I once nearly killed myself cycling to ride the lightning. I was flying up the middle of the road swerving in and out the white line dividers and managed to clip a pedal on the road sending me flying. I didnt feel much due to the several pints of beer id drunk earlier. Its entirely the musics fault of course.
And fight fire with fire lol
seek and destroy too
One of the great ones.. Wasn't a bad song on master of puppets🤟🏻🤟🏻👍👍
This was our theme song in the infantry. Disposable heroes.
Been waiting to see other vets comment. While not infantry I did serve in the army and those lyrics... Curious how many other brothers and sisters in arms have been waiting on this one.
11B here. Same!!!!
Thank you all for your service
Decrepit long ago 11B here and Kane is absolutely right on that. This was an anthem in my barracks back in the day. Followed by For Whom The Bell Tolls. That one I always saw as talking about a fire team in hell.
It's a Great song period. Sadly we lost Cliff Burton on tour of this album. RIP
They were kids when they made that album and it's brilliant. That was their best work. They never matched it.
Nobody did.
@@ktgo4424 Great response. Master of Puppets is the greatest work of art to come out of the thrash metal scene. There have been plenty of faster, heavier, and more brutal albums but who cares? Puppets is the most sublime album.
Not even close. This was Metallica at the top. If Cliff hadn't died...
I used to strap on sony Walkman cassette player, and go down by the river and ride my yz 250 as fast as it would go. Now that was living.
“Never heard a bad song from Master puppets.” .. Truth.
I also like...and justice for all!!!
Add kill em all, ride the lightning, and justice for all, and black album to that list, and you are right.
When this album came out I was in the infantry and it was my favorite song at the time. Many beers were downed with this song cranked up on my kenwood system back then. I still can't believe I survived being so young and crazy. You're right about this album too. Not a bad song on it. Just like Boston's first album.
I suggested this song to another reactor a while back. Posted it yesterday and I had to chuckle at his reaction... and then post something akin to this. "It is not your job to die for your country but to make some other bastard die for his." General Patton. Way to go with the motivation! I'd follow him to the gates of hell... and then there's this song. This song pretty much sums up what soldiers think about politicians use of us.
Cheers then...
The older I get the more this song moves me to tears... I'm a veteran did tours in Iraq...got out in 09 ... my life has been a ever growing hell after wards
505 Booker 2049384 roger fucking that
What's your M.O.S?
Same. Shinedown’s song monsters, although not about war, the chorus when he says “my monsters are real, they’re trained how to kill” gets to me. Monsters being my brothers who died.
Thank you for your service. I watched my dad get attacked with PTSD after 5 tours. A Navy Corpsman with a Purple Heart. Saw action in Fallujah, I pray for him and many others.
@@VicRattlehead95 rpg mag,sky shark,bullet catcher,grunt, blue falcon, Dick Skinner, etc etc etc
Master was the album the changed my life, I was never the same again after hearing it back in 87.
These riffs were so aggressive and the solo is one of the best ever played in my opinion. Appreciate your channel brother!
Mike DeYulio and that riff that joins the thrashy section to the groove section, is pure palm muted guitar porn 🤟🏼🤟🏼
Glad you noticed the insane bass my man
R.I.P. CLIFF BURTON
This is what made Metallica great
Host: "I've never heard a bad song from this album." Me:
Blu-HAWT FUZZ go on.......
It's time for Leper Messiah from the same album.Great song.
U guys are truly opened minded. 9 out of 10 would run away after the first 5 seconds ✊🏽n u appreciate the power cords , transitions, vocals, lyrics 😳😳Please don’t change.🌴GUAM LIVES TNT🌴
Loves 🌴
Would love to see Ride the Lightning get some love. One of Kirk’s best solos imo
best song written by metallica
ChaoticWish his best solo is jump in the fire
Nah his best solo is the outro for fade to black.
@Shane Culliton Yepah I literally learned it a week sgo and been playing it since.
Masterpiece! Always makes me think of Full Metal Jacket, which is awesome! “Did your parents have any children that lived, Private Pyle?”
Nail on the fuckn head!!! Full metal jacket all the way!!!!!
B schuler I’ll check it
Imagine sgt gunnery listening to this lol
silent phantom lol! He’d rock this shit!
100% she should listen to this. Another GREAT REACTION from TNT! Looking forward to the breakdown.
Keep in mind, they were only around 20s when they wrote this
22-23 wich is amazing that someone at that age could write this kind of masterpiece..At Kill'em all they where around 19 years old..Boooonkers
The most iconic period of Metallica!!
Listening to this album for over 25 years and that has always wen my favorite song!
So in high school creative writing class, there was a kid who kept getting A after A on his poetry assignments. The poems were posted on the wall of the classroom for the class to comment on anonymously. But I knew. The first poem he got an A on consisted of the lyrics of And Justice for All. I commented “Rock On!” I thought itwas clever sneaky and cool. Second was “One.” I chuckled. Third was “Master of Puppets” O.k. I thought this was starting to get cheezy. Fourth was “Disposable Heroes” Fourth A for this kid. Now I was getting pissed. Kid wasn’t stopping and the Boomer teacher had no idea. Fifth was “Battery.” I couldn’t take anymore, so I commented that it was better when Hetfield sings it. The poems stopped. Three weeks later the kid was expelled. Bad me or justice?
Justice
Justice for All!
...and justice for all
Whiplash.
The thing that should not be
“Just when you think they’re done they give you some more!” DAMN STRAIGHT!!!
Kirk showing off🤟🏻🤟🏻👍👍👍
When this was released, in 86 there was nothing, I mean NOTHING like this. Nothing. Even with a couple generations of immatator it’s still fucking Badass
It never gets old! Metallica forever!
Thank you so much for taking my suggestion. This song has always hit home for me. The next one you should listen too is the price from twisted sister. Again thank you so much
Also, your wife would dig this one.
The price! Man now that takes me back.
Now you are officially ready for "Dyer's Eve" 😁
Nice one. Thanks. A classic Metallica song. Hard hitting!
Excellent song.......
Classic, an all time great right here!
I love this dude. So honest and real.
Oh yes... Disposable Heros is one of my favorites songs from Metallica. When you hear the drums & guitar you know it's Metallica. James Hetfield has such an iconic voice. Great reaction. I ❤ it. Would really love to see you react to Any man in America by Bule October.
Drinking Rolling Rock... I was a freshman in high school and discovering Metallica. This tape rarely left my walkman for 14 months. This is one of my favorite tunes off it. The politics of war, in a way. My 3 favorites by Metallica at the moment are All Nightmare Long, Spit Out The Bone and One "Bass Remix" from TH-cam. Shout out to Jason Newsted's solo project Newsted... 1 song is Heroic Dose, the lead track is awesome! Peace! Cheers!!!
The best song and the best lyrics they have ever written imo
This beautiful reaction, along with you resonating a very chill & comfortable vibe, was all l needed to sub to you. Glad to be apart of the family!
Love your reactions..Nothing tops metalica brother
I always love your excitement.
These songs get me excited!
Disposable Heroes is the Greatest Metallica Track of All Time - A Real Thrash Metal Masterpiece 🤘🤘
@Metal Fan well actually that's a wrong comparison because Orion's an instrumental
Whether you come for the riffs, the beat or the passion you find the lyrics and it makes a full circle.
Really enjoy when you check out the great, heavy Metallica stuff! This isn't a song I listen to often, but it always kicks my ass when I do
This song just shows you why Metallica are the kings of transition! They can switch it up so effectively and effortlessly and still have the song sound so great!
T, it's time:
"Am I Evil" (Metallica); and
"Seek And Destroy" (Metallica)
Alan Lovejoy am I evil isn’t a Metallica song it’s a cover bro
@@mizphit138 Yes, I know that. It's still a song they perform; it's on their first album. You don't exclude a song (performed by whomever) that's on a band's albums. There are no exceptions to that, not even for Metallica...or for Diamond Head.
METAL MILITIA by Metallica
@@Grumpy_Rabbit Am I evil is not on kill 'em all unless you include re releases which I don't.
My favorite SONG off this great album. Love this jam. . Great guitar work and guitar solos. This whole album kicks ass. Not one bad SONG on this great album. Old school Metallica baby. Hell yeah bro....
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Love the way you stop moving to listen when the lyric started
I just been jamming this song today... BACK TO THE FRONT ... one of metallica‘s best
The golden age of metallica
In all the war movies we've had since this song came out, how they haven't used Disposable Heroes as one of the main movie tracks is beyond me.
Remember listening to this shit on cassette on my walk man in the 4th grade. Best song on Puppets IMO
NOW!...We're talkin!' Top 10 ALL TIME Metal Songs..PERIOD..And I know MANY!
Hello TNT, down here in nola, got me a cold Corona, enjoying your reaction vid! ~respect
Drinking a beer and nodding my head with ya pal! Metallica has some amazing music that was never a single or commercial hit.
This album and this song were particularly influential on my mind and beliefs in the 80s when it came out. I listened to this album so much. Back in cassette days I bought it at least 4 times I think due to wearing it out. EDIT: I started saving money when CDs came out and I couldn't wear them out by playing them. I was front row at Red Rocks on the And Justice tour and my friends and I (all musicians) were shouting for them to play this song as it is not one they typically do and sustaining that galloping rhythm is tough so we wanted to see it live. They have done it live this is just not one they usually do.
Metallica and Pantera are both amazing bands and I’m glad they’re both on the channel
Best Metallica song there is
I just got this album on vinyl a lil while ago. Good from front to back bro. Keep up the great work man. Glad to share time with ya.
Been a fan since hey recorded Kill em All in my hometown. First chance to see em Live was this tour opening for Ozzy. I loved every single second of their set. So impressed seeing an opening band have a stage set "Crosses" Cherish the memories of seeing cliff live. Saddened and shocked he died months after. Miss This Metallica ; (
Damn!! lol, this guy's reaction is amazing! Yes I felt exactly the same way when I heard this song as a wide eyed 15 year old in 1986 I'd never heard the power of guitars like a frikn freight train coming through my speakers before, I was hooked immediately and all these years later I still am 'Back to the Front!...enjoy it woohooo!
U seem so genuine in ur super openness to new styles of music n u actually get all the little juicy parts of the song even though it is new to ur ears. So so awesome.👏🏽I have a feeling we r woven from the same clothe. After this song I can go right into some.BIG, 2pac or Tribe called Quest n then Rush for desert. Stay Genuine,,👌🏽🌴GUAM sees u out here in the middle of the Pacific Ocean✊🏽
Kill em all, ride the lightning, master of puppets, and justice for all those are the exceptional albums you want to get ur ass handed to u listen to NO REMORSE on the killem all album. FUCK YEA THIS IS WHEN METALLICA WAS ON POINT!!!!! LISTEN TO THAT RYTHM GUITARS!!!!!! ROCKING FUCKINGROLL!!!!!!
It's hard to pick a favorite Metallica song, but this one always comes to mind. It was great when it was new and it's still great now. So good to hear someone appreciate it in 2020! One of their most brutal and honest songs...
Metallica best ever!
YES!!! I'VE BEEN WAITING FOR THIS!
Metallica was my main band. My hair blowing back on the wind. He he he. What a blast.
I love metal I'm black I been listening to metallica since 5th grade and I'm 42 now I like to listen to all kinds of music but metal been my favorite and rap
I do believe you stumbled across their best song!
Great song. But it's their 3rd best song about soldiers.
You should react to disposable heroes live in Mexico 2009(orgullo, pasión y gloria). Simply amazing
I was gonna recommend that too. One of my favorite YT videos. Also check out Master Of Puppets live on Howard Stern. It kicks butt.
David González that concert in Mexico in 2009 is just simply nuts the crowd control and how many people where there it’s like the 1.2 million people in Moscow Russia it feels like back in the 80’s
Might be my favorite song of all time. Definitely the #1 thrash song for me. Was 12 when this came out and I was obsessed with playing it on my guitar.
THE KINGS OF TRANSITION!!
I was 16 when this came out! It kicked me in the balls!
Hard song to take swigs though..
One of my favorites. your wife needs to hear it.
Great reaction again TNT you never disappoint so thank you , this is a phenomenal album , every tune is a banger my second favourite riff or the album 1st has to be Master of puppets, this album is pure genius by Metallica it’s my favourite album and definitely up in my top 3 of fav albums Disposable hero’s has got it all ,great riffs awesome bass line ,great solos , and phenomenal lyrics .
You might as well do the entire album 🤘🤘🤘
That was their BEST album!!! Every song rocked
Metallica the best band in the world.
Having a beer and an old Metallica you know that you are on the right way !!!
MOP is possibly the GOAT metal album
The best song of Metallica !!!
This song is so addictive, so much dopamine. That's why this is my Metallica fav song
You can see now that were told _no lies_ about this album. The whole thing is overflowing with awesomeness.
This song also gives theme context concerning the helmet shown on the cover.
@@chrislancaster _One_ is from _...And Justice For All_ (1989), and wasn't written until 1987. _Master of Puppets_ was released in 1986. So, it's not likely it would be referenced on this cover. :)
Now you got me in retro mode :) Please react to Refused and their iconic song New Noice. The album "The shape of punk to come" was realesed 1998 and its CULT. Still in my top three list after all those years :)
This is another great song off "Master of Puppets" Bottom line is "Master of Puppets" is actually a greatest hits album. Every song on it knocks it out of the park. Can't wait for your breakdown of this song.
Took your sweet ass time, the best song on Puppets
My favorite Metallica Song🔥
Utterly amazing what humans are capable of. This IS music. It doesn't mater who you are to realize greatness regardless of what genre your into. I've always said, good music is good music, period.
“Damage Inc.” next.
The best thing about Metallica is that their music always tells the same story that the lyrics do. I started with RTL album and when I heard Fade to Black it changed my life forever because I felt such a connection to the lyrics, but I felt the same connection and feeling from the riffs. It’s so powerful
One of my favorites from metallica...right there with black sabbath's war pigs, as far as, telling it like it is.
Megadeth: rust in peace/polaris
Thnx for the review on a bad ass song.
Black Sabbath created the spark of the initial creation of "heavy metal" and then many years later this quartet named Metallica came along and perfected it. Hasn't been topped ever since, despite all the many different incarnations that have come along. Nobody took you on a ride so perfectly such as these original Metallica albums.
I like a man that brings a beverage to his reaction videos!
kirk's proudest moment!
my fav tallica album of all time....