Yeah..for sure. Every time I know a part is coming up where Rob should be singing, I listen and then always think what is he doing? He goes to the mic but almost nothing comes out of his mouth! 😬
this is a good song has its own cool strong energy at almost nine minutes and It'll pick up those load and reload albums were actually very cool records one leads into the other since they were recorded around the same time they just released them separately
Yes for the most part Ive always loved LIVE performances more,sometimes the sound quality isn't the best but this was pretty good .Studio versions are ok but usually they practice it so much you don't get the raw sound that can be so much better .Great reaction .Keep Metallica reactions coming on a regular basis for sure .
Wow. A Woodstock 99 performance? Nice! If I had known you were gonna do one of these, I would have suggested "Terrible Lie" by Nine Inch Nails. I loved their performance of that song at Woodstock 99. That performance was incredible.
I'm gonna request Dorothy- What's Coming To Me (unplugged version) I know a version it's in the poll but unplugged is better and it doesn't stand a chance against a couple of them. I know if the people voting would check it out they would vote for it though.
Ooh unplugged. I like the sound of that! I will have to record/post it before the end of the year. I know a few people have request Dorothy now so I definitely wanna check em out. Thank you!
If you haven't seen this yet, then I highly recommend it! Metallica - Disposable Heroes (Live in Mexico City) [Orgullo, Pasión, y Gloria] ua-cam.com/video/qJqHjDsfKP0/v-deo.html I'm a huge Metallica fan. Seen them live 10 times, and going again in the summer of 2025. Their live performances are amazing, and the energy at a show cannot be described with words.
It was complete ɓul·lshīťe how they treated Jason Newsted like the redheaded step child from day one, but then, to immediately turn around and publicly offer Robert Trujillo a million dollar sign on bonus.. That's just Fubar! Nothing against Trujillo, obviously.. I just love his work with Suīcīɗal Teɲɗencīes wayyy more! You should seriously check out their Art of Rebellion album! I could suggest a few you'd probably dig for sure.. 🤘🏻😆🤘🏻
I think they went back on the road way too soon after cliff died. It took them 15 years to get the help they needed to finish the mourning process. James had no idea how to handle cliffs death because he wasn’t even allowed to mourn his own mom. It took losing Jason, almost losing his family, almost losing his band for him to grow up. They all had to grow up and face the hard shit.
They weren't metal records... and w/ the name Metallica... Playing country and southern rock is crock... I mean, Zakk Wylde did it w/ Pride and Glory, solo records... not w/ Ozzy or Black Label Society.
I think Load is excellent, but reload definitely felt like it was the odds and ends that were left over, some good songs but some that are a bit meh, so it’s not an album I go back to
@@sumonjamal1653 So would you really prefer Metallica to just take a hiatus in 1993, create a hard rock side project, and the next time you'd hear about Metallica would be around 2003 with St. Anger? I think that way it would be worse than for you to just accept their music eclecticism.
@@SokolRock FYI - Metallica did 'take a hiatus in 1994 - '95... after touring 3 years for the 'black' album. It took them 5 years between albums to come up w/ 'Load/ Reload"... and another 6 years to come up w/ 'St. Anger' (their worst album) Nobody told Metallica that their material was no good for years... Can't change the past... 'if' doesn't exist. At the time, the rule was, 'no solo projects outside of Metallica' (Jason Newsted tried to release music in 1995 and was chewed out) When Jason wanted to release his Echobrain album in 2000, it was James Hetfield who said, "It ain't happening." Lars and Kirk wanted to experiment musically and the rule dictated it be a Metallica record - That was a mistake. Jason said that the band scattered their time working on the 'Load' albums and they should have spent some more time working on those songs to make sure they were up to standard... They came out somewhat 'half-baked'... and James was not big on those albums (It was Lars and Kirk mainly on those records) For me, I'd much rather have had a record like 'Death magnetic come out in 1998/'99 than what Metallica ultimately did... and tour w/ bands like Machine Head and Fear Factory... than Kid Rock and Candlebox.
Yeah, I honestly love everything they did up to, including their RE‐LOAD album! But after their whole "SAINT A.A.NGER" and "SOME KIND OF LIQUOR!!" Album/Documentary fíasco à deux, I just sorta checked myself outta the "STAN" fan category... 😆
This is one of my favorite songs by Metallica 🤘🏽such a great song 🎵
Jasons backup vocals/vocals MetallicA an entire extra dimension that is indeed extinct with Rob
Yeah..for sure. Every time I know a part is coming up where Rob should be singing, I listen and then always think what is he doing? He goes to the mic but almost nothing comes out of his mouth! 😬
All of their testosterone levels aren't as high as they were when they were 36 either. Testosterone = aggression
James and Jason were such beasts on stage at that time! Unbelievable performance. Metallica forever!
Hmmmm, I've never seen a live performance, only studio recording, I'm really glad you are reacting to this song
Yep, awesome performance. 🖖❤
I'm glad it was something new for you! 😊
@nikkireviews not too many people know about this song, it's very "UNDERRATED"
Such a great performance and song !
So good! 😁🎵
You should check Halo on fire !!!
this is a good song has its own cool strong energy at almost nine minutes and It'll pick up those load and reload albums were actually very cool records one leads into the other since they were recorded around the same time they just released them separately
Yes for the most part Ive always loved LIVE performances more,sometimes the sound quality isn't the best but this was pretty good .Studio versions are ok but usually they practice it so much you don't get the raw sound that can be so much better .Great reaction .Keep Metallica reactions coming on a regular basis for sure .
Yeah when the sound quality is bad I usually end up turning it off asap haha. I'm glad you like the Metallica reactions! 😊
Wow. A Woodstock 99 performance? Nice! If I had known you were gonna do one of these, I would have suggested "Terrible Lie" by Nine Inch Nails. I loved their performance of that song at Woodstock 99. That performance was incredible.
YES!!!! I love you!! More!
This is the greatest song by far of James Hetfield/MetallicAs middle era
So good! 😊
I'm gonna request Dorothy- What's Coming To Me (unplugged version) I know a version it's in the poll but unplugged is better and it doesn't stand a chance against a couple of them. I know if the people voting would check it out they would vote for it though.
Ooh unplugged. I like the sound of that! I will have to record/post it before the end of the year. I know a few people have request Dorothy now so I definitely wanna check em out. Thank you!
@nikkireviews you'll like it I'm sure of that.
Kirk was so damn beautiful I need a Time Machine
Jason Rocks 🤘
He really does. He keeps his bass power stored in his neck
Cliffs was in his hair
Robs is in his knees😂😂😂
Suggestion: Fields of the Nephilim - Sumerland (Visionary Heads)
If you haven't seen this yet, then I highly recommend it!
Metallica - Disposable Heroes (Live in Mexico City) [Orgullo, Pasión, y Gloria]
ua-cam.com/video/qJqHjDsfKP0/v-deo.html
I'm a huge Metallica fan. Seen them live 10 times, and going again in the summer of 2025. Their live performances are amazing, and the energy at a show cannot be described with words.
Miss Jason
It was complete ɓul·lshīťe how they treated Jason Newsted like the redheaded step child from day one, but then, to immediately turn around and publicly offer Robert Trujillo a million dollar sign on bonus.. That's just Fubar! Nothing against Trujillo, obviously.. I just love his work with Suīcīɗal Teɲɗencīes wayyy more! You should seriously check out their Art of Rebellion album! I could suggest a few you'd probably dig for sure.. 🤘🏻😆🤘🏻
I think they went back on the road way too soon after cliff died. It took them 15 years to get the help they needed to finish the mourning process. James had no idea how to handle cliffs death because he wasn’t even allowed to mourn his own mom. It took losing Jason, almost losing his family, almost losing his band for him to grow up. They all had to grow up and face the hard shit.
Try all secrets known by alice in chains
Load and reload get a lot of crap but they are excellent albums. If it would've been a different band people would've been fine with them.
They weren't metal records... and w/ the name Metallica... Playing country and southern rock is crock...
I mean, Zakk Wylde did it w/ Pride and Glory, solo records... not w/ Ozzy or Black Label Society.
I agree!
I think Load is excellent, but reload definitely felt like it was the odds and ends that were left over, some good songs but some that are a bit meh, so it’s not an album I go back to
@@sumonjamal1653 So would you really prefer Metallica to just take a hiatus in 1993, create a hard rock side project, and the next time you'd hear about Metallica would be around 2003 with St. Anger? I think that way it would be worse than for you to just accept their music eclecticism.
@@SokolRock FYI - Metallica did 'take a hiatus in 1994 - '95... after touring 3 years for the 'black' album.
It took them 5 years between albums to come up w/ 'Load/ Reload"... and another 6 years to come up w/ 'St. Anger' (their worst album)
Nobody told Metallica that their material was no good for years...
Can't change the past... 'if' doesn't exist.
At the time, the rule was, 'no solo projects outside of Metallica' (Jason Newsted tried to release music in 1995 and was chewed out) When Jason wanted to release his Echobrain album in 2000, it was James Hetfield who said, "It ain't happening."
Lars and Kirk wanted to experiment musically and the rule dictated it be a Metallica record - That was a mistake.
Jason said that the band scattered their time working on the 'Load' albums and they should have spent some more time working on those songs to make sure they were up to standard... They came out somewhat 'half-baked'... and James was not big on those albums (It was Lars and Kirk mainly on those records)
For me, I'd much rather have had a record like 'Death magnetic come out in 1998/'99 than what Metallica ultimately did... and tour w/ bands like Machine Head and Fear Factory... than Kid Rock and Candlebox.
Jason
Yeah, I honestly love everything they did up to, including their RE‐LOAD album! But after their whole "SAINT A.A.NGER" and "SOME KIND OF LIQUOR!!" Album/Documentary fíasco à deux, I just sorta checked myself outta the "STAN" fan category... 😆