The BEST Song On the Album?! | METALLICA - "To Live Is To Die" | (REACTION)
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alex hefner metallica reaction and justice for all reaction first time hearing
I love how im late for class and im gonna get marked absent but idgaf one of my favorite youtubers reacting to my favorite band reacting to one of the best songs by that band its worth every little bit of it 🤘
You do know that you can always watch this later, right?
@@chairmanofthebored6860 If the teacher still marks him late he’s crazy😂
Be funny if the teacher has this playing when they walk through the door.
Everyone knows there’s no bass on this album
On your tombstone, this act alone warrants the statement in quotes "He had his priorities correct".
Who else is hyping up to see Alex hear Dyer's Eve for the first time?
Yeah i can't wait 🤘🔥😝
Meeee🤘🏼
IMO, their best song...can't wait to see that reaction.
Hundo...
Truth, it's so bad ass even Metallica strains to play it lol Its why they never did for years.
This is one of the few metal songs that will make a grown man cry
Cliff was a proper musician, he actually studied music theory and taught James harmonies!!
Also Cliff was heavily influenced by the man. Geddy Lee!
James IS the musician he is today because of Cliff Burton.
Anesthesia from the Kill 'Em All album... Everytime it starts up as I'm pulling in somewhere, well, I'm gonna be 10 minutes late
Cliff wasnt on this album
@@deshaunwiggins3474 But his writing is... So technically he is
The best instrumental in my opinion. Orion is the best song musically talking, but this song concentrates all the rage in these power chords and all the sadness in the clean parts. It's a song for crying...
1. The slow introduction: it symbolizes the feeling of aggression and loss that the band suffers due to their loss.
2. Solo #1: represents the whole feeling of anger of Kirk Hammett.
3. The interlude (slow part of the intro): it represents the acceptance of the loss of the 3 remaining members, and the going forward in their honor.
4. Solo # 2: represents how deeply the death of Cliff Burton has affected them.
5. On the return of the heavy part, they pay tribute to Cliff by reading the poem, his last composition, and continue with the tribute doing just what Cliff would have expected of them, to move forward with the music.
6. Upon reaching the end, the song returns to the classic style of the introduction, symbolizing the memory of Cliff, which will never end. The final riff is suddenly interrupted, symbolizing the end of Cliff's life, cut short by death at such a young age.
P.S. thanks to the autor of this comment
I always thought the song was about a person's life. They are being born and their childhood is happy like the intro, then they learn more and more about reality with the heavy riffs, they start accepting that they have to go through that, their adult life has a lot of ups amd downs and it's a mess like the riffs up until their slow death which starts from the part they talk in the song and die peacefully with the part that started it all, the feeling they had when they were born...
Sleep time
@@ros9764 The great thing about music, is that it can be interpreted by many different people in many different ways.
@Shaquile O'atmeal Music interpretation, especially with the lack of lyrics, usually is.
The most we can go by, if the band doesn't clarify 100%, is knowledge based off the "official" subject matter- in this case, the death of Cliff Burton.
Five distinct compositions, broken with a spoken word poem, could signify the five stages of grief.
@Shaquile O'atmeal you gonna argue that grass isn't green and that the sky isn't blue? It's understood that there are 5 stages of grief. Your opinion on it doesn't matter.
Next Album: Ride The Lightning⚡ 🤘
Please @alexhenfer Or Kill Em All
Hell yeah Ride The Lightning and Kill 'em All are a must
Kill em All first
Ride the ⚡
Kill em all first ofc
I can't listen to this without crying. I can't imagine how Kirk and James can hold it together
Same man
This song is an emotional roller coaster
listened to that at the gym. probably one of the best experiences of my life.
I played the acoustic part at my cousin Nates funeral. When the time came for people to come up and say a few words, I was the second person up after his mom. I didn't say anything to anyone about it before hand I just did it. My cousin is one of the biggest reasons why I'm a metal head! Here's to you Nate!
Sorry for your loss, that was a beautiful tribute.
Gob bless his soul man and God bless you!
What a beautiful tribute!
That’s pretty much exactly how I’d want my funeral to be too 👌 condolences to you
Sorry but very good choice of music for occasion. Lost my mom recently. Alex reaction put me to tears or well the song did. Does alot. Has for years. Over 30 years
@@tobyhubler9902 Sorry for your loss man, God bless her and you 🤎
*pauses the song*
“This is a song you don’t pause” 😂
I think he pauses because of copyright idk
yeah, kills the vibe, but oh well
One reaction guy said pausing it he’s found doesn’t actually do shit to keep it from getting blocked etc. From what I’ve seen I tend to believe that to be true but he has said this during quite a few songs on this in master of puppets yet keeps pausing them anyway LOL.
I said it many times, best album in their entire catalog. Nope not Puppets, this one. One day everybody will realize it.
I don't have a favorite album. I find it impossible to play such games with Metallica. I do not prefer one over the other, nor will I ever.
Unless it's death magnetic. Or anything after the Black Album.
If they remastered this album
With bass and turned the mids down, this album would easily be their best.
Agree 100%I've always believed that,although lightning is close but yeah justice is the one
@@SG-qx1fg no shit. Agree , 0 audible bass guitar at all…. We all know that story though.
"But this is a song you don't pause".....pauses song.
FINALLY someone talks about this song in detail!
This might be the most underrated masterpiece in modern music history, and I’m not being hyperbolic. It’s angry, sad, beautiful, tragic, everything. James solo in the interlude may be my favorite of all time.
So true, man!
The second solo by James is my favorite Metallica solo. It's so emotional.
@@David-hr8mq Absolutely. It needs so much more attention. Honestly, I’d currently say it’s my second favorite ever behind only Duane Allman’s Dreams solo.
Damn right. Probably the most heartfelt (and man, this heart was filled with grief, loss and anger) solo of all time.
Well said man... absolute masterpiece
"I'm going to be the best bassist for my brother." And you did it Cliff
Yes hid did... and he did his own way 😎
when he said that?
@@alessandro9740 He told his parents at the time Scott (his brother) had died, that he was going to be the best bass player in honor of him. Hope that clears it up
@@JGarrison51285 so his brother is bassist too?
@@alessandro9740 no his brother wasn't a musician. He died of a aneurysm at 16. Cliff was the only one interested in music at that time
If you don’t feel this song, you’re a little dead inside. It’s a complete masterpiece, and a worthy goodbye to Cliff.
This is like reliving the album for the first time. Thank you! One more to go. Brace yourself… Dyers eve. I have a feeling that one is going to hit you pretty hard.
The way the guitars harmonize on this song is so awesome...gives goose bumps every time
The song ending abruptly in the end mimics how Cliff's life ended abruptly as well...
"His life was short, like an unfinished song"
Because it cuts into dyers eve
@Shaquile O'atmeal Or it can be interpreted in whatever way people want.
Ends abruptly into the most brutal Metallica song ever recorded! We need to see his reaction to that transition!
No.. the end of the song goes straight into Dyer's Eve. It didn't just end. It ends abruptly here because they didn't want to go straight into the next track.
Just lost my mom. This song hits home. Never listened to a song and it made me B Happy & Sad at the same time. Heard it hundreds of times. Cliff all the way. Ultimate tribute. Ultimate BAND PERIOD. 80's Metallica. Cant beat!!!
❤❤
The look on Alex's face at 11:00 when he first realizes this is an instrumental 🤣🤘
And his look when the spoken word part kicked in almost as soon as he said that. Lol
While listening to this song, you literally feel the pain of the band after losing their brother...
This song literally proves the fact that you don't need lyrics for a song to convey an emotion.(obviously excluding the spoken parts in the song). Every time that slow bit in the middle would come around, it just always made me cry. Ugh, they're just so good.
R.I.P Cliff. This is by far one of the most saddest and depressing Metallica songs. When I‘m listening to this song I remember that time where I was 11 And discovered Metallica. They where the band that got me into Metal. So much nostalgia is connected to this song, I love it.
Kirk's solo truly expresses the sadness of the loss of Cliff.
And James' as well
And James' as well
Kirk's is first, sounds cold, shaky and nervous vibrato as usual. The intro/outro and center moment are all the reason you need to understand James is the best guitarist to ever be in metallica.
This song brings me to tears! fun fact, Cliff's dad Ray kept in super close contact with Metallica and was like a "band dad" up until he passed. Rest in peace Cliff and Ray
I saw him at the twickenham show in 2019 everyone gave him a huge clap as he was walking and he threw up the devil horns, im not sure but ithink that might have been the last concert he went too before he passed sadly
On the Album " And justice for all " is no bassline soXD and on this time was Jason Newsted on bass . no cliff burton XD . But nice joke. Newsted was not involved in recording the album so no bass line.
@@Felix61184 there IS bass in all the songs, it's just turned all the way down so it's pretty much inaudible. Lars had the engineers turn it all the way down to highlight his drum sound, because they were hazing the shit out of Jason, and because none of them had gotten over cliffs death. Also most of the baselines in this song were un-released Cliff recordings but played by Jason but still turned all the way down
@@charlesbaker7505 I think it's absolutely amazing how Ray supported the band, but also Jason and Robert Trujillo till the very end. He carried on Cliffs spirit so gracefully
@@Felix61184 yes he was? Blackened is literally his riff just turned into a guitar lick
Fun fact the solo in the middle of the song during the melodic part is played by James and not Kirk
Didn't know that. Thank you sir
@@unknownreacts1985 you're welcome
My favorite James solo! I also love his solos on Orion and suicide and redemption
@@samredmond5196 Not to mention Master of Puppets. (The solo during the soft interlude.)
@@exscape oh yes absolutely, that one too
this song is very emotional even though there is no lyrics. I love it
Actually there technically are lyrics if you want to count that one part
@@shaneculliton9975that “one” part is actually two.
The song makes me cry starting from James Solo upto Harmony part. The harmony part with double bass drumming just elevates the true emotions.
I don't fucking care what anyone says about Metallica. METALLICA is beyond amazing and no other band will ever come close to it. Wow man so much emotions in a song without lyrics
I agree 💯
Your right there bro I could be the white 41 year old from the UK or someone any age from anywhere else in the world but I get what you mean. I can either say luv n hugs or firm handshake's from Birmingham UK
This is one of those pieces that'll hit you in the feels. It was Cliff's last gift to the world.
and it shows....his melodic composition and meter are all over this masterpiece.
James wrote this in tribute to cliff and have him credit for the inspiration
I've always heard this song as the stages of grief with all of the rhythm and melody changes. I hear the chaos of the bus crash, the anger & frustration, the sadness of losing their brother, and the acceptance that he's at peace. R.I.P. Cliff ❤
This song legit makes me tear up. It's like you can hear them playing it for Cliff. Especially the build up and crescendo in the middle. It's a beautiful song.
This is not a song, it's a masterpiece ♥️
“Idgaf that my heads chopped off”
-Alex Hefner, 2021
7:56
The biggest chills in my whole life
It's been like 15 years since I first heard it and I can't make it through it without crying, fuck man.
@@JulesBox This and the 9:30 overdrive 'crying guitar' part, those get me every damn time man...
I like how he asked if there were lyrics after seven minutes
It’s amazing that he paused the song and said that right before the only lyrics in the song... Coincidence? I don’t think so... Some of his reactions are about as genuine as Star Wars Theory...lol
That's how long it feels for some of their songs to kick in Lol
@@MetallIstKrieglamest shit possible
I was introduced to METALLICA in the summer of 89 when I was 13 yrs old they became my absolute favorite band and they still are. Parts of me are jealous that your listening to these songs for the first time. I wish I could go back and relive the joy of discovering them for the first time.
That song fkd me up in 1989 and it's still doing it. Masterpiece
I feel you....
1988
I didn't hear it til 89 even though it was released in 88.
Yeah I first heard this song probably around 1996, 1997. When I was 13 or 14, still one of my absolute favorites.
RIP Cliff.
Thank you for the music.
This album is simply a MASTERPIECE. From Beginning to End.
FIRE.
After listening to this, you can understand why Metallica is a piece of gold in the metal music, or music in general. They are just history and greatness.
Remember when you started and you thought Whiskey In the Jar was a Metallica original? You’ve come a long way.
You know how, when you were a kid your mama said "Don't make that face, what if it freezes that way???" Metallica wants to give you permanent "Stank Face"
"I want this playing perpetually in the background of my head for the rest of my life!" IT WILL! it's been playing in the back of my head since September 23, 1992, the day my Mom passed and my world changed forever! Metal was the only way for me to go afterwards🤘Metallica and .And Justice For All was a huge part of that
One of my favorite MetallicA songs ever written, since the day it was released, and still gives me goosebumps. Almost dont seem right not having " Dyers Eve " blending into it.
You can hear the guys grieving for the loss of their friend, bandmate, and mentor. I lost my best friend back in Dec of 2015. Still think about him every day. This one hits home.
Im sorry to hear that, losing a best friend hurts. Hope youre feeling better
Same man, sorry for your loss. I lost my best friend in 04 when we were young. He was my brother really. Horrible accident.
This song, you can just feel their pain and loss in the music...it always hits me in the chest. It's actually something I can't listen to on the regular because of that. This was probably the first time I've heard this song in a few years.
It doesn't get any easier with time, but you learn to accept. Now Ben lives in me and my son with his name.
@@DarkReturns1 That's Awesome that you could honor him like that. People are never really gone as long as we remember them. Yeah, I hadn't herd this song in a while. I got the vinyl box set when it came out. It's amazing BTW has the Seattle 89 concert on 3LPs. Anywhoo, when I listed to this song it hit me. Music is really amazing and I will always be grateful to Metallica for the art they made no matter what they do. Those first 5 albums are just so great!
just one of the greatest masterpieces in music history, so close to classical music and so current in our days.
Middle section gets me every time ( the harmonizing) after all these years. Straight away think of Cliff. So emotional and so EPIC. My fav instrumental by miles. R.I.P. Cliff Burton. Way the song starts and finishes also - beginning of life - end of life.
You really need to listen to the last minute of "To Live is to Die" and immediately go into "Dyers Eve" without a break in between, it is the way we all listened to it on CD, cassette tape and I am sure it is the same on vinyl as well.
Masterpiece! The middle part make me cry!
@Shaquile O'atmeal when middle part comes, i always think of cliff's death. lo-fi effect sounds like a report on a radio about this tragedy. and this is really heavy on its own. and then, the solo comes, and smashes you even more.
@Shaquile O'atmeal you have been saying this to anyone showing emotions in the comments. You ok bro?
PLEASE PLEASE PLEASE PLEASE PLEASE PLEASE react to ride the lightning album after this alex, its a masterpiece
Right. Ride the lightning being the very best of 4 huge albums by metallica
Literally the best song ever written in history in my honest opinion😍❤️👍💯
Amazing how a song about life can bear a perfect metaphor for it. This whole song feels like a buildup to some glorious vocals until you hit the end, realise you didn't you didn't get what you expected and, instead of being disappointed, you realize that you had everything you could ever ask for. And then it fades to nothing.
I lost my best friend a long time ago, RIP Ben, his favorite song was Call of Ktulu.
But this song, this song right here makes me cry thinking of him everytime I listen to it. One of the parts in the middle, it's like I can feel their pain and loss and it reminds me of my own.
Metallica man...so many emotions and barely a single word spoken. Love this band.
The second solo always stands out to me. Who ever wrote it, whether it was James or Kirk are speaking through that solo. It sounds like James playing as his vibrato is better. Wouldn't surprise me if the person playing at the time was crying tears all over their guitar. I get the feeling they were just utterly devastated.
That's James solo,All this album He's was so angry and sad when he wrote this album,Poor guy😔
The interlude/bridge in the middle where everything drips out and its just a band limited guitar just feels so heartbreaking. Its crazy
Your reactions are priceless bro. Love seeing someone experience this for the 1st time. Takes me back to better daze.
Thank you Cliff for this one last masterpiece you left for us.
Dyers eve on deck. The anthem of all us metal kids in the 80’s.
The part where they take all the distortion and pedals off and play clean still blows me away after all these years Clifford Lee Burton [1962-1986]
Cried the first time listening to this song, cried again watching this video. It will never fail to fill me with so much emotion. I envy Alex for hearing this for the first time
Pure emotion and soul. It's beautiful. When it's my time, I want to go out in a blaze of glory to this.
Song makes me cry every time... RIP Cliff
@Shaquile O'atmeal you do realize you don't have to be such a worthless POS, right. Get a life
That damn middle part, tears just pour out :( Even when I prepare for it, it still gets me
@Shaquile O'atmeal you probably have aids shut up
I asked before and I'm going to again when you finish the album you need to watch the entirety of the Seattle '89 concert
Hell yeah, the to live is to die puppets intro sounds incredible live
A thing I love about Metallica instrumentals is they have all these killer riffs they’ve written and it’s literally the band figuring how do we fit them all in a song. And they make it work it perfectly.
I never got that emotional listening to music like I just did to That song. It's a MASTERPIECE. ABSOLUTE MASTERPIECE!!!
This is the most heart shattering and tear jerking song in their catalogue. Just try to change my mind.
mama said?
Fade to black, all within my hands?
@@jamesryan099 good pick, but doesn't quite hit the same level.
@@rebelfiend1193 fade to black is great, this one is just another level for me. And I suppose All within my hands can certainly count, though again not quite there.
@@alexhollon7526 I also forgot the unforgiven 3 live with the SFO
There's a lot of great interpretations out there about this song. For me, the snear hit at 7:56 is the moment of the crash/Cliff's death. Additionally, the song ends abruptly just like Cliff's life.
You can just hear the emotions coming out of their guitars in this song. They have always been good at evoking an emotional connection between the music and the listener.
I play guitar and this song is insane to play... I don't mean hard to play... I don't know for others but I can sense the 7 stages of grief when I play the song. From the beginning to the end.
One of the most beautiful songs by metallica.
This song is truly a masterpiece and often brings me to tears as it is a tribute to Cliff. #RIP
The intro reflects the shock of cliffs death. The heavy section punctuated with a wailing solo, is the anger and grief consuming your mind. Then the groove slows down and gets more contemplative, culminating in the clean riff where you can almost feel them switch from mourning his death to celebrating his life. Another solo, into a big triumphant riff section to recognize their achievements in the time they had with him. Then, back to the main riff, he will always be missed and the pain of tragedy will always be there in some form. But life eventually returns to something like normal, as it fades back into the melodic section. Metallica are truly genius, told a whole story and didn’t say a singe word.
У меня от этой композиции , когда в середине начинается спокойный отрывок , мурашки с лошадиную голову бегут !!!
When I first heard this song as a teenager I didn't know any of the context behind it and yet I could still feel the sense of loss and sadness that the music stirred within me. It's incredible how music alone can just trigger those parts of your brain without any words to explain why you feel that way. The interlude later in the song always makes me picture a beach at sunset and feel a sense of sadness and moving on with your life.
This is my favorite song by Metallica, and has been for decades. The melodic breakdown is some avengers endgame, when cap tightens the band on his broken shield. it gets even better when you let it play directly into Dyer's Eve.
Go Cap!
This and Orion
Yeh played together with dyers eve is the way to do it. A few of us asked for it but was not to be🥴
@@jabone3431 . I'm with you 👍
Great reaction Alex!! the middle slow melodic section just makes me cry every time. I know you felt it too. So much emotions in this song from Anger to depression to sadness>
You can hear the Metallica story in this song, from innocent youthful beginnings, slowly making it, rocking it, full of hunger, and then shock, silence and disbelief, realization of what happened, pain and tears, and Cliff 's funeral, final words, and then marching on, never stopping as that is what he would wanted. And what most people today don't realize about whole album is that the mix actually represents absence of Cliff.
I have yet to listen to a song, that not using words, conveys the pain of loss as much as this does. With just it's instrumentation, it perfectly displays the feelings of Anger, Sadness and loneliness.
A beautiful tribute to Cliff.
RIP Cliff, you were taken to soon, and you're one amazing bassist
Потрясающая музыка рождает потрясающие эмоции!
Amazing music brings out amazing emotions!
I love hearing the track playing from your headphones in this. It just shows you really have this cranked and truly love it. Keep it up!
Dyer's Eve.... story of my childhood.
You must be a fellow Gen-X'er.
Yes….. yes it is
Glad I'm not alone in this
@@brettsumner5129 me too. This whole album hits home in so many ways.
7:30 - This is the essential sound of Metallica with Kirk and James that they peaked with Master of Puppets and AJFA albums that makes them sound like no one else and gives the goosebumps hard. The melodies.. the notes!!
Soooo good... 🎶🎸🎵🔥🧡
Just giving you props bro. Been following your page for a couple years and have been so entertained by your discovery of a genre that's been my bread and butter.
These "And justice..." reactions are taking me right back to my my late teens.
Thanks for the nostalgia!
I love how it took Alex a good 6 or 7 minutes to realise that there's no lyrics. That just shows the power of Metallica's music
I was one of the very few that saw the performance of this song in San Francisco December 2011 it was magical
Those 30th Anniversary shows were something else. (Damn, 10 years goes by quick.)
Metallica is one continuous hit. Every song is outstanding to the point of no words. Also the abrupt ending throws your ass off a cliff and into dyers eve. I cannot wait for that reaction.
Love your reactions man - exactly the same as I had those 33 years ago. Fact is this song keeps getting better over the years. Take what you feel about it right now and imagine it growing over decades...
This song and Orion are some of my favorite songs they masterpieces to me the guitar the drums everything is just amazing
Ride the Lightning album is a must
After AJFA album, you should react to whole Seattle '89 show, which is by many considered their best fully recorded live show ;)
And Hetfield at his prime is something else ;)
The guitar changes are, starts as life is good life is beautiful, then abruptly is turned upside down by death and anger, then the sadness and mourning, then the trying to cope, then the finding some relief, then the sudden end of your peace. Also the abrupt ending signifies how life can be cut short any minute. Fucking masterpiece
This truly embodys everything that was cliff. Such a legend
Here 8:13 , I always tear up, you can feel the sadness the band went through... RIP Cliff.
And Justice For All is probably one of my favorite Metallica records next to Master Of Puppets.
Speaking of M.o.P., why didn't Alex react to the title track?
Anyone know?
@@johnpatrick1647 i actually didn't know he left kit out.
@@joshuabrown3361
His playlist goes right past it.
I was really excited for his reaction to a) the mid-song breakdown (when it hits that really slow hurtful meloncholic wail, yeah that's good stuff) and then hits hard in that crunch right before the "Master" chant and the various guitar solos throughout the song make it one of my all time favorites.
As somebody who grew up in the inner-city and battled drug addiction and has 11 years clean, it's also one that hits home, ya know?
@@johnpatrick1647 he said he had done it in the past so he wasn’t gonna re-react to it. You should be able to find it in his reactions.
@@paulie98vr6 Thank you.
I wasn't sure if he had in the past, but I knew it wasn't in this line-up and I wasn't sure why.
Edit- or his Master of Puppets line-up, to be exact.
I got goosebumps watching Alex get goosebumps.
Without a doubt my favorite Metallica song! Always gets some tears going with that second solo.
I love that you’re doing whole albums as opposed to one song here and there.
The last 3 songs on this album are my favorite. None had commercial success and all are fire.
6:20 is when I crank it up all the way and remember my buddies who have since passed whom loved Metallica as much as I do. That part gets me everytime. Love watching you react to their music, reminds me of when I would play their music for my buddies for the first time. Keep rocking Alex
"swaddle me in a blanket and cover me in butterflies" haha! Brilliant.