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Being a loner back n the day ... I at least had Metallica in my ear hole to have my own concerts in my head ... that's why I know all songs of these ICONS 🤘🏽
“The base of what Metallica grew into” - that’s exactly what this is. This song in particular is a blueprint for masterpieces like “Master of Puppets”, “Creeping Death” etc.
Lets not forget For Whom the Bell Tolls and Fade to black. I'll put them 2 up against any of them 4...and i would agree with you about the 4 you mentioned. You know who did some of the most metal songs ever? Old classical music composers. Paganini Beethoven Vivaldi and J.S. Bach. Them guys were the first metal heads
@ those are my 5-6 no joke. Especially the orchestra version of for whom the bell tolls. Makes the heavy riff in the beginning 10x better with the strings.
Listen to the Bass solo from this album. Cliff Burton was the bassist on the first 3 albums. He passed away in 1986. He taught the other about music theory and arrangements. He is all you hear in the background is Him. R.I.P. Cliff Burton. Forever missed.
First song I learned on guitar. I spent all night practicing to learn it by the next day, minus the lead. Borrowed my girlfriend's acoustic guitar for the night to get it down. My friend who showed me the riffs, didn't believe I hadn't play guitar before. I took piano lessons for three months ten years prior, but that was it. I learned Seek and Destroy, and Motorbreath right after, which I used tabs for. Then I decided to learn some Megadeth, and was quickly put in my place thinking it would be as easy. Metallica's first four albums are PERFECT.
Groundbreaking for it's time, had this first album and played it for tons of friends and made so many tapes back when tape-trading was a thing, a by-gone era, sadly, now we got spotify playlists w/commercials, alas.
I’m a 54 year old woman. This is my absolute FAVOURITE Metallica song! It’s my ringtone! If you get a chance to see them live, PLEASE DO IT. I’ve seen them 4 times, and they always rock HARD! Enjoy! 🤘🏻🇨🇦🤘🏻 Oh yeah, please don’t pause during ANY guitar solos …Thanks 🤘🏻
@ …agreed, 4 Horsemen just happens to be my personal favourite. I used to play drums in the 90’s and we used to play For Whom The Bell Tolls…So fun! 🤘🏻
@@fabulousnobody3557 For Whom The Bell Tolls is the first song my cover band put together back in '85. I played guitar and you're right, so fun! Was my favorite song to play from our set.
Four Horsemen is the clear standout from KEA for me too. It’s the song that was the blueprint for what came next, and the soloing and main riff are off their nut.
You hit it on the nose: Metallica is all raw energy here but you can hear the foundations of what they'd become. I'd encourage you to listen to Whiplash from this album and Orion (an instrumental from Master of Puppets) as well. And yes, Metallica are masters of musical transition
Oh my just found your channel . Very cool breakdown . Remember this when it dropped . I was 13 . Music needed this at the time to shake the cobwebs . We defo need another musical revolution 💚💙
You two always manage to look at the music from a different perspective than I'd considered. Your enthusiasm is incredible. Very satisfying to jam with you guys.
I'm so excited you tube put you on my home page ❤ I adore seeing people who understand the musicianship behind the writing, there is a documentary called Cliff 'em All, produced in honor of bassist Cliff Burton who was killed in a tour bus accident when I was 16, a year after I discovered this album 😢 there's some great history in that little movie ❤
Around 92 I was 7 years old. My uncle would go to his university classes leaving me enough time to sneak into his room and mess around with his stuff till I stumbled upon a cassette tape with a pen writing that reads as follow : Kill’em all ! Imagine the impressions and reaction of a 7 years old kid listening for the first time to Pulling teeth, Phantom lord, The Four Horsemen ! Those were fun and special days indeed. Thanks for the upload. Cheers from Morocco PS: you are right about the galloping thing, it's a technique that relies on palm muting the strings, using high gain and riffing in a consistent and tight way.
A very UNDERRATED Metallica song is on the LOAD ALBUM, called BLEEDING ME, yall should check it out, also "UNTIL IT SLEEPS" is the big hit off that album
Got to watch Cliff perform the Anesthesia bass solo from the Metro 1983 show. If youre going to observe any form of that song, it may as well be this specific one. It'll be sure to melt your face!
These dudes have been conveyed to metalheads. I still listen to my fair share of rap, but they're right about most rap being about how much money they have. Been blasting Metallica since I was 6 yrs old. The early to mid 90s were a great time to be a kid falling in love with rock and metal.
It amazes me how many people don't pick up on the double bass drum recreating the sound of horses running in this song. The 2nd best song metallica ever made.
This is my favorite Tallica' song. Love how many rhythm/tempo changes there are in this one. Also, 2 badass solos 🤙 Keep it up, you've got a lot of great music ahead of you
Great reaction! Loving the Metallica vids! Fun fact...The original version of this song was called “mechanix” This the same song they just changed the lyrics after Dave left the band.
i think the word you were looking for was Refined. it is courser, more thrash.. They were basically kids at this time, So James's vocals have changed with age and use / technique. Technology makes a BIG difference on recording quality - remember this was originally recorded on Tape. I am a grognard though and will always spin the first four albums before any of the rest. Though Metallica S & M is amazing - they teamed up with on orchestra and made orchestral arrangements to accompany them... Look up Battery / from that album and you will hear all you need to just purchase all of the tracks. - contains music from Kill'em All through to black the Black album - with song structure, look to Master of Puppets or most Iron Maiden songs and you will see they have a classical / theater build . many of their songs are stories and broken into parts or acts ... If you want to hear mathematical science made music? look up Pnumbre by TOOL - it is a time signature mind fk. this was the era i got into them and the only time i saw them live - tour with Ozzy... (one of the only good things about being old) - listen to the Dead Kennedy's or the Clash or many of the early punk bands and most of it was socio political and for some younger listening just do not get it as they do not know the environment during which it was written in - Metallica / Iron Maiden do tackle some current events but the majority of their songs are about the past (semi to distant) or are stories or non era specific topics.
As a Bay Area resident, I went to this tour in Berkeley, Ca. 1983. Bay Area thrash for life! Get into the Pit! React to some Exodus or Testament! "How do they do this?' its called talent. Its called practice. its not just some Dr. Seuss rhyming bulls**t!
You guys just said it! It was different to me, and I grew up with all music, but mostly hard Rock/Heavy Metal. I'm a drummer and first heard that 3 note triple played with double bass, with that driving groove!!
Some amazing hidden gems Dragon Attack - Queen Stargazer - Rainbow The Sails of Charon - Scorpions Great videos I’ve been watching a bunch of them and can’t get enough guys thank you
They were a true thrash band at this point and about as heavy as any band of that era. They softened a bit as the years went by, but this is the shit we loved them for. In my opinion it’s their best album.
One of my favorite tune. I always try to learn the guitar but couldn’t do it but my 19 year old daughter ❤ has the ear for it she can jam to this I’m happy
Lol. Dave Mustaine admitted to ripping of Sweet Home Alabama when he wrote the slow part near the middle. I can't unhear it ever since I found out. Also, you mention classically trained. The bass player Cliff Burton was classically trained and the band credits him with tightening their sound.
The situation is that, it may sound trite, but in those times, due to the few resources that existed for the common population, it took a world to become known as an artist, that is why in those times people who had true talent achieved it. Now music is so superficial that anyone can make their music known on social networks, there are also applications that serve as a recording studio and the music is for an instant. As I said, that music is timeless, I listen to it, I play it and I feel 15 years old again.
Yooooooo. I’ve been waiting to find you guys lmao. Best reaction to metal by farrrr. Only because I can see you both know real shit and you feel the music not just react to it. I grew up listening to metal I played drums in a sabbath cover band for years. I have a million songs you guys need to hear. Like y’all have t done NIB or megalomania form sabbath yet?!!! Reach out to me for real lol
Cannot take digs at metal singers without having a few thrown your way. Tommy Johansson for instance. Amazing instrumentalist as well as singer. Should check out a few of his covers. He has a channel on UA-cam.
Imagine these guys were 20-21 years old releasing this craziness soon to concur the unterground scene in totality and years later they concurred the world of music becoming the greatest band…..🔥🔥🔥🤘🤘🤘…and still to this date they reign in supremacy 🔥🔥🔥🤘🤘🤘…..they are unmatched
You guys really need to listen to (Anesthesia) - Pulling Teeth followed by Whiplash. The two songs are a must together. Amazing. A bass solo followed by the most hyper song.
Cliff Burton was the original bass player. I play bass guitar and I will say his bass riffs aren't the easiest to learn. You should check out the bass solo on this album
You put it the best when you said "the highest forms of music". No matter what genre of music they know how to hit it from every angle. If you want to hear some more legend metal, black sabbath war pigs is the cream of the crop
Enough people are clueless and will pay for slop so that’s what we get now. It applies to film as well. Most don’t even look back to be able to compare. I was lucky to grow up in a time we didn’t even know how spoiled we were and just expected something new and great every week
I love watching you two young mfs loving this.... very real, sincere reaction... Queensrÿche, you will lose your minds for everything "Operation Mind Crime" and earlier....
That "switch up" in the songs when they change the whole beat or tempo or key is what's called "progressive" in rock music, as opposed to the typical "verse, chorus, verse" structure in pop music. You probably noticed already that Black Sabbath and Led Zeppelin did that first. If y'all like progressive rock or metal, you can also check out Rush (song is Tom Sawyer or Spirit of Radio" or Pink Floyd. Those are classic progressive rock. In Metal you might like Opeth or Gojira or Mastodon. Good work fellas!
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since he's talking about the highest forms of music they should react to some classical music.... to some complex symphonies
*# YOU WILL GET THE DIE HARD FANS COMING AT YOU WHEN YOU PAUSE DURING GUITAR SOLOS!!! THATS A NO NO!!
I agree
Metallica wanted to name this album "Metal Up Your A**" Record labels wouldn't let them. Their answer was "Kill 'em All" as in the recording execs.
Cliff said "Fuck 'em, kill 'em all!" and the name just fit, brilliant!
They originally wanted to have a picture of a hand holding a dagger coming out of a toilet on the cover, but that got shot down also.
@@briantieken6718 yup, which is good, that would have been dumb, cover pic is so perfect
@@m.ericwatson968 The cover is vague but it still beats some first-covers. A toilet would have landed 'Tallica on Worst 50 lists.
Cliff was the one that said it.
James Hetfield was 19 when they recorded this, you are right, young and hungry
Dudes. Pantera walk and domination live. Get your minds melted.
Lol
I'd come home from high school in the 80's and blast this in my bedroom, headbanging and playing air guitar 🎸
Being a loner back n the day ... I at least had Metallica in my ear hole to have my own concerts in my head ... that's why I know all songs of these ICONS 🤘🏽
"We'll never stop
We'll never quit
Cause we're
METALLICA" 🤘🏽
🔥FAN4LIFE🔥
“The base of what Metallica grew into” - that’s exactly what this is. This song in particular is a blueprint for masterpieces like “Master of Puppets”, “Creeping Death” etc.
You’ve got a great Metallica guide deciding which songs to do in what order. You’ve already hit the 4 best imo (ride, master, one, horsemen)
Biased but One and Disposable Heroes top my list.
Lets not forget For Whom the Bell Tolls and Fade to black. I'll put them 2 up against any of them 4...and i would agree with you about the 4 you mentioned. You know who did some of the most metal songs ever? Old classical music composers. Paganini Beethoven Vivaldi and J.S. Bach. Them guys were the first metal heads
@ those are my 5-6 no joke. Especially the orchestra version of for whom the bell tolls. Makes the heavy riff in the beginning 10x better with the strings.
Leper Messiah
That's why they are the GOATS. They were like 19-20 years old when they wrote this music.
Listen to the Bass solo from this album. Cliff Burton was the bassist on the first 3 albums. He passed away in 1986. He taught the other about music theory and arrangements. He is all you hear in the background is Him. R.I.P. Cliff Burton. Forever missed.
Cliff 'Em All!
No one else can make a bass sound like he did. Pure talent! 😌
SEEK AND DESTROY !! Same album
First song I learned on guitar. I spent all night practicing to learn it by the next day, minus the lead. Borrowed my girlfriend's acoustic guitar for the night to get it down. My friend who showed me the riffs, didn't believe I hadn't play guitar before. I took piano lessons for three months ten years prior, but that was it. I learned Seek and Destroy, and Motorbreath right after, which I used tabs for. Then I decided to learn some Megadeth, and was quickly put in my place thinking it would be as easy. Metallica's first four albums are PERFECT.
To me? This music was ahead of its time back then.
Groundbreaking for it's time, had this first album and played it for tons of friends and made so many tapes back when tape-trading was a thing, a by-gone era, sadly, now we got spotify playlists w/commercials, alas.
Floods
I was 17 when this came out…it really took things to the next level as we were craving heavier and faster
I’m a 54 year old woman. This is my absolute FAVOURITE Metallica song! It’s my ringtone! If you get a chance to see them live, PLEASE DO IT. I’ve seen them 4 times, and they always rock HARD! Enjoy! 🤘🏻🇨🇦🤘🏻
Oh yeah, please don’t pause during ANY guitar solos …Thanks 🤘🏻
What about No Remorse or Seek and Destroy? Absolute bangers.
@ …agreed, 4 Horsemen just happens to be my personal favourite. I used to play drums in the 90’s and we used to play For Whom The Bell Tolls…So fun! 🤘🏻
@@fabulousnobody3557 Bell Tolls is one of my absolute favorites! 🔥
@@fabulousnobody3557 For Whom The Bell Tolls is the first song my cover band put together back in '85. I played guitar and you're right, so fun! Was my favorite song to play from our set.
Four Horsemen is the clear standout from KEA for me too. It’s the song that was the blueprint for what came next, and the soloing and main riff are off their nut.
You hit it on the nose: Metallica is all raw energy here but you can hear the foundations of what they'd become. I'd encourage you to listen to Whiplash from this album and Orion (an instrumental from Master of Puppets) as well.
And yes, Metallica are masters of musical transition
Anesthesia, Orion, The Call Of Cthulu, To Live Is To Die.The instrumentals are what really hooked me.
you guys are seriously becoming one of my favorite reaction channels. I'm glad I stumbled on this channel. Appreciate the vibe guys, keep em coming
Your first comment was spot on.When I was playin out in early eighties....you HAD to play this or no one would come watch...
This album kicks your ass coming in, and going out. Definitely worth doing a full album reaction.
Yeeesssss 🔥🤘🏽🔥
Yes, kill em all is very rare and unpolished Metallica were all in their teens when this album came out so it was a lot of nervous energy.
"Garage Days Re-Revisited" Has this same kind of chunky, unfiltered, underprocessed vibe as well...
Great Album.
I love their version of Crash Course in Brain Surgery. Budgie is a band worth checking out.
That galloping riff
🔥🐎 🤘🏽🎸 🔥
NWOBHM influence right there!
you guys are the best! Genuine reactions and appreciation of all types of music. Keep going with it you got a good thing going!
I love how raw Metallica are in their first 2 albums, kill ‘em all and ride the lightning
Still the best albums imo.
Time for Live Metallica! Anything fron 89-92 is peak
They were “raw’-my fave album from them
With Metallica you get 2-3 songs in every song. Man I love them..
Oh my just found your channel . Very cool breakdown . Remember this when it dropped . I was 13 . Music needed this at the time to shake the cobwebs . We defo need another musical revolution 💚💙
You two always manage to look at the music from a different perspective than I'd considered. Your enthusiasm is incredible. Very satisfying to jam with you guys.
Genius, and another great reaction, you guys just get it 🤘
Now you're starting to understand!!😂
You are in real trouble, bangers today 😊 nice reaction
I'm so excited you tube put you on my home page ❤
I adore seeing people who understand the musicianship behind the writing, there is a documentary called Cliff 'em All, produced in honor of bassist Cliff Burton who was killed in a tour bus accident when I was 16, a year after I discovered this album 😢 there's some great history in that little movie ❤
You guys know what’s up 😎🤘🏻🤘🏻
Around 92 I was 7 years old. My uncle would go to his university classes leaving me enough time to sneak into his room and mess around with his stuff till I stumbled upon a cassette tape with a pen writing that reads as follow : Kill’em all ! Imagine the impressions and reaction of a 7 years old kid listening for the first time to Pulling teeth, Phantom lord, The Four Horsemen ! Those were fun and special days indeed. Thanks for the upload. Cheers from Morocco
PS: you are right about the galloping thing, it's a technique that relies on palm muting the strings, using high gain and riffing in a consistent and tight way.
GREAT reactions to my fav band
You have to continue that it’s just excellent guy’s cheers from France
Yall ought to react to Hit The Lights by metallica, not only their first album, but their first ever song.
10:24 I am feeling this soooo much! Thanx!
A very UNDERRATED Metallica song is on the LOAD ALBUM, called BLEEDING ME, yall should check it out, also "UNTIL IT SLEEPS" is the big hit off that album
BOTH ARE SO GOOD
Got to watch Cliff perform the Anesthesia bass solo from the Metro 1983 show. If youre going to observe any form of that song, it may as well be this specific one. It'll be sure to melt your face!
Young, raw, unrefined yet still mind blowing
James Hetfield was 19 at the time I was 20 then.....and did see them live at that time , and still am a big fan of Metallica .....
Masters at speaking and painting a picture with the beat and structure telling a story Of that made any sense lol. Rock on fellas !!!!
Metallica, masters of transitions
Frank Zappa- muffin man
Dont eat the yellow snow suite
you thought it was a man, but it was a muffin!!!
Kozmic Debris!
These dudes have been conveyed to metalheads. I still listen to my fair share of rap, but they're right about most rap being about how much money they have. Been blasting Metallica since I was 6 yrs old. The early to mid 90s were a great time to be a kid falling in love with rock and metal.
You guys are fantastic. Love watching you.
Time for “And Justice For All” by Metallica
Also the live versions of these songs are so fun to watch and listen to
Beeing 18-20 years old writing this insane debut-album is even more insane.
Good job. They were so young at time off this album.
It amazes me how many people don't pick up on the double bass drum recreating the sound of horses running in this song. The 2nd best song metallica ever made.
This is my favorite Tallica' song.
Love how many rhythm/tempo changes there are in this one.
Also, 2 badass solos 🤙
Keep it up, you've got a lot of great music ahead of you
Great reaction! Loving the Metallica vids! Fun fact...The original version of this song was called “mechanix” This the same song they just changed the lyrics after Dave left the band.
i think the word you were looking for was Refined. it is courser, more thrash.. They were basically kids at this time, So James's vocals have changed with age and use / technique. Technology makes a BIG difference on recording quality - remember this was originally recorded on Tape. I am a grognard though and will always spin the first four albums before any of the rest. Though Metallica S & M is amazing - they teamed up with on orchestra and made orchestral arrangements to accompany them... Look up Battery / from that album and you will hear all you need to just purchase all of the tracks. - contains music from Kill'em All through to black the Black album
- with song structure, look to Master of Puppets or most Iron Maiden songs and you will see they have a classical / theater build . many of their songs are stories and broken into parts or acts ... If you want to hear mathematical science made music? look up Pnumbre by TOOL - it is a time signature mind fk.
this was the era i got into them and the only time i saw them live - tour with Ozzy... (one of the only good things about being old) -
listen to the Dead Kennedy's or the Clash or many of the early punk bands and most of it was socio political and for some younger listening just do not get it as they do not know the environment during which it was written in - Metallica / Iron Maiden do tackle some current events but the majority of their songs are about the past (semi to distant) or are stories or non era specific topics.
JUST STRAIGHT RAW AF...BRUTAL...thanks again brother s
"...And Justice For All" better be in the lineup! You like change ups? I'm pretty sure there's more then 15 tempo changes in that song.
As a Bay Area resident, I went to this tour in Berkeley, Ca. 1983. Bay Area thrash for life! Get into the Pit! React to some Exodus or Testament!
"How do they do this?' its called talent. Its called practice. its not just some Dr. Seuss rhyming bulls**t!
You guys just said it! It was different to me, and I grew up with all music, but mostly hard Rock/Heavy Metal. I'm a drummer and first heard that 3 note triple played with double bass, with that driving groove!!
I had that same reaction the first time I heard that change up. Don Don Don du du da Dana tata
I think before this they had a demo called No Life Till Leather.
I love the raw sound
Some amazing hidden gems
Dragon Attack - Queen
Stargazer - Rainbow
The Sails of Charon - Scorpions
Great videos I’ve been watching a bunch of them and can’t get enough guys thank you
Man, if they react like this to James's vocals they're gonna freak out to Dio!
They were a true thrash band at this point and about as heavy as any band of that era. They softened a bit as the years went by, but this is the shit we loved them for. In my opinion it’s their best album.
One of my favorite tune. I always try to learn the guitar but couldn’t do it but my 19 year old daughter ❤ has the ear for it she can jam to this I’m happy
they were a FORCE back then!!
Metallica is simply on another level. It’s hard to be surprised by them anymore
Lol. Dave Mustaine admitted to ripping of Sweet Home Alabama when he wrote the slow part near the middle. I can't unhear it ever since I found out.
Also, you mention classically trained. The bass player Cliff Burton was classically trained and the band credits him with tightening their sound.
Telling Y'all!!! Gotta check out the old school live shit 'Seattle 1989' will fk right!!!
🙄In a strait way😅...😎
The word you are looking for is RAW.
Love this song!! ❤
The situation is that, it may sound trite, but in those times, due to the few resources that existed for the common population, it took a world to become known as an artist, that is why in those times people who had true talent achieved it. Now music is so superficial that anyone can make their music known on social networks, there are also applications that serve as a recording studio and the music is for an instant. As I said, that music is timeless, I listen to it, I play it and I feel 15 years old again.
Yooooooo. I’ve been waiting to find you guys lmao. Best reaction to metal by farrrr. Only because I can see you both know real shit and you feel the music not just react to it. I grew up listening to metal I played drums in a sabbath cover band for years. I have a million songs you guys need to hear. Like y’all have t done NIB or megalomania form sabbath yet?!!! Reach out to me for real lol
Megadeth, megadeth, megadeth.....reactions.🤘🏼
Sweet home Alabama riff 😅6:08
I was just gonna say that 😂
😂
Hell yeah. The day that never comes or the god that failed
Glad I found you ALL.. Seriously appreciate you all banging out to My favorite.
Suggested request Judas Priest Painkiller song/ Video
anasthesia (pulling teeth) on the same album,,,🎸 get ready,,,,🤘🤘🤘
Cannot take digs at metal singers without having a few thrown your way. Tommy Johansson for instance. Amazing instrumentalist as well as singer. Should check out a few of his covers. He has a channel on UA-cam.
Imagine these guys were 20-21 years old releasing this craziness soon to concur the unterground scene in totality and years later they concurred the world of music becoming the greatest band…..🔥🔥🔥🤘🤘🤘…and still to this date they reign in supremacy 🔥🔥🔥🤘🤘🤘…..they are unmatched
James and Lars were still 19 actually, but YEAH on everything else!
He structured the kick drum beat to sound like galloping horses in the verses.
you can hear how young they were on this album. it has a primitive sound, but you can tell they had the energy.
underrated masterpiece even by Metallica standards!
This is the funniest shit I've seen in a while, love it 😂
They are all teenagers on this album 🤘🤘🤘
THE BEST HEAVY METAL ALBUM OF ALL TIME OFF ALL BANDS , WITH NO DOUBT .
You guys really need to listen to (Anesthesia) - Pulling Teeth followed by Whiplash. The two songs are a must together. Amazing. A bass solo followed by the most hyper song.
Cliff Burton was the original bass player. I play bass guitar and I will say his bass riffs aren't the easiest to learn. You should check out the bass solo on this album
I once played this album for a Grateful Dead fan and he didn’t think it was real.
High speed punk! ❤
Do seek and destroy next. It’s on the same album
You put it the best when you said "the highest forms of music". No matter what genre of music they know how to hit it from every angle. If you want to hear some more legend metal, black sabbath war pigs is the cream of the crop
Heads up.
These guys were 18 and 19 years old when they made this album.
And it's basically a live studio album.
Enough people are clueless and will pay for slop so that’s what we get now. It applies to film as well. Most don’t even look back to be able to compare. I was lucky to grow up in a time we didn’t even know how spoiled we were and just expected something new and great every week
This whole album is great. Can’t wait for you guys to hear Anesthesia pulling Teeth. It’s a base solo! Listen to the album version first!
They actually have an album of their first demos.And old recordings it's called garage days revisited
Lords of transition.
I got the casserole when I was 14 in 1983 it changed my life
I love watching you two young mfs loving this.... very real, sincere reaction... Queensrÿche, you will lose your minds for everything "Operation Mind Crime" and earlier....
That "switch up" in the songs when they change the whole beat or tempo or key is what's called "progressive" in rock music, as opposed to the typical "verse, chorus, verse" structure in pop music. You probably noticed already that Black Sabbath and Led Zeppelin did that first. If y'all like progressive rock or metal, you can also check out Rush (song is Tom Sawyer or Spirit of Radio" or Pink Floyd. Those are classic progressive rock. In Metal you might like Opeth or Gojira or Mastodon. Good work fellas!