The song in the intro is part of "The Good, The Bad and The Ugly" original score one of the most legendary pieces of music in cinema history, composed by one of the greatest, most acclaimed and accomplished film composers of all time, Ennio Morricone, his work in "The Trilogy of dollars" which this score is the second of, became the inspiration for every single other western that came after. One of the best performances i've ever seen of this music comes from the Danish Symphony Orchestra, it's a must for your time of leisure, as well as the movies, starring Clint Eastwood of course n.n
OMG...THIS CONCERT WAS 32 YEARS AGO...I'M SOOO OLLLD!!! ROFLMAO!! i have seen METALLICA 5 TIMES...LA, KANSAS CITY, CHICAGO, DALLAS, ST LOUIS....AWESOME EVERY TIME!!! LOL
‘Ecstasy of Gold’ is Metallica’s intro music. Been to so many concerts I have Pavlovian reactions. Heart rate and adrenaline pump and I get goosebumps. This was a transition record from metal to more consumer friendly hard rock. Us old heads have issues with the change. They were our hidden secret of more complex music. However they had taken that direction as far as they could and wanted to conquer the world and they did. Thanks for such a great reaction! BTW this is after his record company finally sent a vocal coach to James. He only wanted warm up lessons and other longevity techniques.
every time i've seen them since the early 90s they've played AC/DC for those about to rock followed by ecstasy of gold as their intro. but i miss the days when Kirk would play funeral march of a marionette in the middle of the show
this was always my favorite Metallica song but seeing this live version it will never sound the same again - this is the best possible live concert ive ever seen of theirs
This song is the earliest one i can remember hearing when I was 5 (92) and its what got me into hard rock and metal and never looked back, and now older rock and metal dominates my playlists. Cant imagine what kind of it all sounds the same music id be listening to if id never heard this.
I never noticed that opera sounding opening before you just pointed it and I've seen this 100X. It gives this kind of epic feeling like something really big is about to happen. thx!
Love the reaction Ms. Aaliyah, love your energy as well. Wonderful live performance too. I remember seeing them for the first time in 1988, they blew me away with their intensity.
Dang...I was young when I first saw them in early '83 in SF. So were they though. Cliff and Dave were in the band then...and they, Metallica, blew me away.
James' voice from '88 until about '92 was unworldly. Seattle '89 and this show are two of the greatest live performances ever recorded. A little extra back story about this show: This was a free show added in the middle of the tour cycle. It was a compromise to stop the coup going on as the Iron Curtain was ready to fall. They wanted Western music, and they got it. The helicopters flying overhead were used to not only keep an eye on the crowds, but to provide cooling as well. I've been fortunate to see them 11 times on two continents. One of the best shows I ever went to was in Italy. An American surrounded by tens of thousands of local Italians. All of us there for the same reason. The music. All of us, singing our hearts (and vocal chords) out. A moment I will always cherish, and never forget will be a local kid coming up and saying "thank you for your energy" 10+ years later, that still resonates with me. If you have not yet listened to any of their instrumentals, I would really recommend it. "To Live Is To Die" while technically not a full instrumental is so wonderful.
This is the 3rd largest crowd concert in the world - AC/DC, Metallica Year: 1991 Location: Tushino Airfield, Moscow Attendance: 1.6 million Event: Monsters of Rock 🤯🤯🤯
Thank you Aaliyah, for another excellent reaction! You always do such an excellent job analyzing and explaining the songs that I feel smarter every time I enjoy one of your reactions! If you ever find the time it would be amazing to watch you react to "White Queen" by Queen from the Odeon Hammersmith. It's a fantastic live performance and your entire audience would benefit from your reaction to it! Best to you, as always!
This song also launched a different bands career based off of a cover, back in 2014 3 sisters from Mexico had a cover of this song go viral on UA-cam (24 million views, they just wanted to show Grama how their music lessons were going), this caused them to pursue music as a career. They have released 3 albums, toured with Halestorm and Three Days Grace, opened for a bunch of big bands (Foo Fighters, Guns N' Roses, Stone Temple Pilots, and Muse) when they play in Mexico and have been featured on the The Metallica Blacklist tribute album covering this song with Alessia Cara (a Canadian Pop Singer). Alessia Cara & The Warning - "Enter Sandman" (Official Music Video) - The Metallica Blacklist Album ua-cam.com/video/9tKQgesCcTc/v-deo.html
@@AaliyahCapili I got thinking later that I maybe should have added that they have 4 versions of that song on their UA-cam channel and sometimes people confuse them, it is easiest to stick to the one I linked. The version I linked is the music video from 9/10/2021, but there is the original cover from 7/7/2014 (when they were 14, 12, and 9), a live version with Alessia Cara from 5/24/22 and a live version without Alessia Cara from 8/29/22 (this is from after the tour with Halestorm and she adds Grit and other vocal techniques when she sings it, she picked up a few things from Lzzy Hale). Halestorm is probably another band to react to I'd suggest "Lovebites (and so do I)" (partially because the Japanese band Lovebites, who you have reacted to, took their name from that song).
@@sunshaker01 This version by Alessia Cara and The Warning is not just a cover. Metallica had instructed to take the song and do whatever they wanted with it and that is exactly what they did. The result is fabulous
Hi, thank you for this reaction and analysis ! The musical piece in introduction with a classical voice is an extract from the soundtrack of the movie "The Good, the Bad and the Ugly". The author is Ennio Morricone. I saw this movie so many times that I would recognize it anywhere 😄
Good analysis 👍 Metallica unofficially has 3 eras . The first era was from the beginning until death of Cliff Burton or before 1991. The second era is what you saw. The 3rd era is when Rob Trujillo became the most recent member. As for this 2nd era, it is the Bob Rock era. BR is a co-founder of the Payola$. In its early days, they were into punk. BR was also the engineer for the late Bruce Fairbairn, RIP. The 2 recorded with Loverboy, Aerosmith, Motley Crue, Bon Jovi and Whitesnake. Eventually, Bob Rock left BR to become a producer. He produced The Cult in the same year as Metallica. BR got a singing coach for James Hetfield and got Chris Taylor, ex member of The Payola$, to assist Lars Ulrich on drums 🥁. JH listened to the AC/DC album Back in Black ⚫ while writing ✍ Enter Sandman and the remaining songs for The Black Album. Note 📝 that AC/DC hired Mutt Lange as producer. ML happened to be a singer guitarist and bass guitarist. After that album ML worked with more musicians: Huey Lewis, Loverboy, Foreigner, Thomas Dolby, The Cars, Billy Ocean. When ML worked with Bryan Adams, Bob Rock was working with Metallica.
I think we have a super-fan! As strong as their fan base was before the Black album this was the jam that launched them into the stratosphere. (much to the chagrin of alot of that fan base). I read somewhere a long time ago a reporter in a music trade magazine describe his voice perfectly when he said his voice is like a lion roar. I, personally, love the early albums. But the later albums, particularly Black, Load ,and Reload is when they really hit their stride. And James' songcraft and lyric writing (my opinion) is top shelf on those albums. Check out "Bleeding Me", "The Outlaw Torn" and "Low Man's Lyric".
James Hetfield definitely has surprisingly maintained that high pitch kinda scream-singing (if that is a word to describe it). A few years ago his voice kind of dipped off but after covid and their time in the studio recording their latest album I think has resurrected his voice since it definitely seems its relatively back (I mean he's in his 60's now gotta give slack). I really like his raw kind of feel in his voice. Its mot notable in their live performances and on their earlier albums like Kill E'm All, Ride The Lightning and Master of Puppets after Puppets he kinda had "got it" with he sound and tone which he has mostly retained throughout. So with that in mind Whiplash, Ride The Lightning and Master of Puppets are my highlight songs to pick that demonstrate his voice well.
The intro was, as I'm sure you read, a piece from the theme of the movie "The Good, The Bad and The Ugly. The Danish National Symphonie Orchestra did a remake of the song I think you'd enjoy. Can't go wrong with Enter Sandman. Great reaction.
I just found your channel tonight, and I saw all your videos, I really like them, I cry when I hear good songs I am also happy to see your changes from two years ago until now especially from the face, hair and make up keep on making good videos... Oh yeah, by the way, which country are you from?..
Hello, thanks so much for checking out my channel, much appreciated. I was born in the Philippines and grew up in Hong Kong and now studying in the US. Have a great day always. Thanks for your support🌺
I just want to mention Chris Cornell (maybe one of the best rock singers) did a cover of Metallica's One Nad I woukd very much like a comparison on how the music and vocals change the meaning. Thank you
There comes a story the Helicopter pilot nearly lost airflow flying over the 1.6 million crowd and struggled to control the level flight. Also sadly 53 people died in the crush
If you enjoyed this set the same show had PANTERA doing DOMONATION!!! Epic Metal Over a MILLION souls at the show in Russia. Unheard of before the wall came down.
I like your reaction and focus on the vocal techniques. I'd like to see your reaction to BabyMetal. The main singer, Suzuka Nakamoto, is amazing. They are a hybrid of J-Pop and Metal. Their most popular song is "Gimmee Chocolate". I'd also suggest the "Road to Resistance" Live 1997 Japan video as a starting point.
Listen to Metallica before 1991 - Day on the Green 1985 or Roskilde Denmark Fade to Black live. those with Cliff Burton their original bass genius. The classic era Metallica. The band also owned the rights to Ennio Morricone’ The Ecstacy of Gold” they have been playing that at the start of their concerts since 1984
Thanks for the reaction, I'm a metallica fan, hoping that you can do some more reaction to their song, can I suggest or request a reaction to Pearl Jam to their song "Black" the MTV Unplugged version and also to their other song "Jeremy " Thanks!
If you can draw 1.6 million people to watch you sing then I'll listen to you pick apart one of the greatest bands and in the genus book of records , then I'll listen to you ... let me know when ya get there lol
Contrary to popular belief, there was NO 1.6 million people at this concert. That was the total attendance of the entire event of Monsters of Rock with other bands. But this was the first pajor metal gig in Russia after Communism fell.
Metallica is so overrated now, They lost their best talent when Jason Newstead left the band... they haven't had a good single since the black album...
but KEEP in mind..this unbelievable spectacular concert cost 13 or 14 Lives and hundreds of injured people too .. RIP to those who gave their lives to create this INSANE footage..
Just a little footnote, there was actually over 50 people who lost their lives during that concert. The heat was bad enough that they used the helos to try to cool the crowds. For such a monumental event, there was some tragedy. Keep up the good reactions!
The song in the intro is part of "The Good, The Bad and The Ugly" original score one of the most legendary pieces of music in cinema history, composed by one of the greatest, most acclaimed and accomplished film composers of all time, Ennio Morricone, his work in "The Trilogy of dollars" which this score is the second of, became the inspiration for every single other western that came after.
One of the best performances i've ever seen of this music comes from the Danish Symphony Orchestra, it's a must for your time of leisure, as well as the movies, starring Clint Eastwood of course n.n
Thanks so much Mr.Joshua for sharing💕
@@AaliyahCapili "Mr." you made me feel old haha, i need to put a profile pic ASAP x3
Thanks for the info Joshua - i never knew that. I've watched this video a 100 times - never even knew what i was listening to -
@@AaliyahCapili The Danish Broadcasting (DR) did a concert on the spaghetti western theme, you should have look.
@@AaliyahCapili The intro is called The Ecstasy Of Gold
OMG...THIS CONCERT WAS 32 YEARS AGO...I'M SOOO OLLLD!!! ROFLMAO!! i have seen METALLICA 5 TIMES...LA, KANSAS CITY, CHICAGO, DALLAS, ST LOUIS....AWESOME EVERY TIME!!! LOL
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Intro Ennio Morricone the Ecstasy of Gold..
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This was a free concert 1.6 million people there
Thanks for sharing Mr. Steve
I believe that’s when they stopped counting lol. I heard people were still climbing over walls to get in.
Probably the wildest concert ever 😂
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‘Ecstasy of Gold’ is Metallica’s intro music. Been to so many concerts I have Pavlovian reactions. Heart rate and adrenaline pump and I get goosebumps.
This was a transition record from metal to more consumer friendly hard rock. Us old heads have issues with the change. They were our hidden secret of more complex music. However they had taken that direction as far as they could and wanted to conquer the world and they did.
Thanks for such a great reaction! BTW this is after his record company finally sent a vocal coach to James. He only wanted warm up lessons and other longevity techniques.
Thanks so much for sharing all of these, much appreciated🌺
every time i've seen them since the early 90s they've played AC/DC for those about to rock followed by ecstasy of gold as their intro. but i miss the days when Kirk would play funeral march of a marionette in the middle of the show
this was always my favorite Metallica song but seeing this live version it will never sound the same again - this is the best possible live concert ive ever seen of theirs
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For 40 years, when Ennio Morricone's The Ecstasy of Gold plays, Metallica is getting ready to take the stage.
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This song is the earliest one i can remember hearing when I was 5 (92) and its what got me into hard rock and metal and never looked back, and now older rock and metal dominates my playlists. Cant imagine what kind of it all sounds the same music id be listening to if id never heard this.
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1.6 million people largest concert in history
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I never noticed that opera sounding opening before you just pointed it and I've seen this 100X. It gives this kind of epic feeling like something really big is about to happen. thx!
Thanks so much for sharing🥰
Aaliyah the lead guitarist kirk hammets mom is from the Philippines
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Your smile is just as beautiful as Metallica 🤙🏼💯
Awww thank you very much😊
Love the reaction Ms. Aaliyah, love your energy as well. Wonderful live performance too. I remember seeing them for the first time in 1988, they blew me away with their intensity.
Thanks for sharing Mr. Niko
effing enjoyed that a super lot. unbelievable energy. Really cool band, super talented, pretty eclectic 😍😍😍
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That was my generation. Our peoples were never closer in history than then
Dang...I was young when I first saw them in early '83 in SF. So were they though. Cliff and Dave were in the band then...and they, Metallica, blew me away.
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Thanks for sharing
I love your reaction videos you bring such a positive energy and love this video. Looking forward to more of your own music and reaction vids
Thank you so much!!♥️♥️♥️
Glad to see a young lady, that likes Rock n Roll , enjoy your journey, you're gonna love it , Howdy From Texas ! 🤠.🇺🇸 ✌️
Thank you! You too! 💕💕💕
James' voice from '88 until about '92 was unworldly. Seattle '89 and this show are two of the greatest live performances ever recorded.
A little extra back story about this show: This was a free show added in the middle of the tour cycle. It was a compromise to stop the coup going on as the Iron Curtain was ready to fall. They wanted Western music, and they got it.
The helicopters flying overhead were used to not only keep an eye on the crowds, but to provide cooling as well.
I've been fortunate to see them 11 times on two continents. One of the best shows I ever went to was in Italy. An American surrounded by tens of thousands of local Italians. All of us there for the same reason. The music.
All of us, singing our hearts (and vocal chords) out. A moment I will always cherish, and never forget will be a local kid coming up and saying "thank you for your energy"
10+ years later, that still resonates with me.
If you have not yet listened to any of their instrumentals, I would really recommend it. "To Live Is To Die" while technically not a full instrumental is so wonderful.
Oh wow thanks so much for taking the time to share
Do “Creeping Death” from the same concert….the guys will blow you away..
Thanks for your recommendation😊
The intro is from The ecstasy of gold by Ennio Morricone used in the western The Good, the Bad and the Ugly, sung by Edda Dell'Orso (Edda Sabatini).
Thanks for sharing
Over a million people that's why they are the biggest band in the world need to check them out playing in Antarctica THE ONLY BAND TO DO SO
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This is the 3rd largest crowd concert in the world - AC/DC, Metallica
Year: 1991
Location: Tushino Airfield, Moscow
Attendance: 1.6 million
Event: Monsters of Rock
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Wow, thats so amazing
Thank you Aaliyah, for another excellent reaction! You always do such an excellent job analyzing and explaining the songs that I feel smarter every time I enjoy one of your reactions! If you ever find the time it would be amazing to watch you react to "White Queen" by Queen from the Odeon Hammersmith. It's a fantastic live performance and your entire audience would benefit from your reaction to it! Best to you, as always!
Thank you so much!!🥰🥰🥰
I became a Metallica fan because of this song. Also Nothing Else Matters and this song are from the same album, called The Black Album.
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This song also launched a different bands career based off of a cover, back in 2014 3 sisters from Mexico had a cover of this song go viral on UA-cam (24 million views, they just wanted to show Grama how their music lessons were going), this caused them to pursue music as a career. They have released 3 albums, toured with Halestorm and Three Days Grace, opened for a bunch of big bands (Foo Fighters, Guns N' Roses, Stone Temple Pilots, and Muse) when they play in Mexico and have been featured on the The Metallica Blacklist tribute album covering this song with Alessia Cara (a Canadian Pop Singer). Alessia Cara & The Warning - "Enter Sandman" (Official Music Video) - The Metallica Blacklist Album ua-cam.com/video/9tKQgesCcTc/v-deo.html
Thanks so much for sharing😊😍😊
@@AaliyahCapili I got thinking later that I maybe should have added that they have 4 versions of that song on their UA-cam channel and sometimes people confuse them, it is easiest to stick to the one I linked. The version I linked is the music video from 9/10/2021, but there is the original cover from 7/7/2014 (when they were 14, 12, and 9), a live version with Alessia Cara from 5/24/22 and a live version without Alessia Cara from 8/29/22 (this is from after the tour with Halestorm and she adds Grit and other vocal techniques when she sings it, she picked up a few things from Lzzy Hale). Halestorm is probably another band to react to I'd suggest "Lovebites (and so do I)" (partially because the Japanese band Lovebites, who you have reacted to, took their name from that song).
@@sunshaker01 This version by Alessia Cara and The Warning is not just a cover.
Metallica had instructed to take the song and do whatever they wanted with it and that is exactly what they did. The result is fabulous
Wow u have a strong voice in opera
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Hi, thank you for this reaction and analysis !
The musical piece in introduction with a classical voice is an extract from the soundtrack of the movie "The Good, the Bad and the Ugly". The author is Ennio Morricone.
I saw this movie so many times that I would recognize it anywhere 😄
Thanks so much for sharing😊
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Good analysis 👍
Metallica unofficially has 3 eras . The first era was from the beginning until death of Cliff Burton or before 1991. The second era is what you saw. The 3rd era is when Rob Trujillo became the most recent member.
As for this 2nd era, it is the Bob Rock era. BR is a co-founder of the Payola$. In its early days, they were into punk. BR was also the engineer for the late Bruce Fairbairn, RIP. The 2 recorded with Loverboy, Aerosmith, Motley Crue, Bon Jovi and Whitesnake.
Eventually, Bob Rock left BR to become a producer. He produced The Cult in the same year as Metallica.
BR got a singing coach for James Hetfield and got Chris Taylor, ex member of The Payola$, to assist Lars Ulrich on drums 🥁.
JH listened to the AC/DC album Back in Black ⚫ while writing ✍ Enter Sandman and the remaining songs for The Black Album.
Note 📝 that AC/DC hired Mutt Lange as producer. ML happened to be a singer guitarist and bass guitarist. After that album ML worked with more musicians: Huey Lewis, Loverboy, Foreigner, Thomas Dolby, The Cars, Billy Ocean. When ML worked with Bryan Adams, Bob Rock was working with Metallica.
Thank you very much for sharing all of these, much appreciated😍😍😍
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Ciao Aaliyah! Adoro i Metallica! 🫶 Complimenti, sei bravissima e bellissima, semplicemente la migliore! 🤗🥰💖
Thanks soooo much Mr. Stefano😍
I think we have a super-fan! As strong as their fan base was before the Black album this was the jam that launched them into the stratosphere. (much to the chagrin of alot of that fan base). I read somewhere a long time ago a reporter in a music trade magazine describe his voice perfectly when he said his voice is like a lion roar. I, personally, love the early albums. But the later albums, particularly Black, Load ,and Reload is when they really hit their stride. And James' songcraft and lyric writing (my opinion) is top shelf on those albums. Check out "Bleeding Me", "The Outlaw Torn" and "Low Man's Lyric".
Thanks sooo much Uncle Paul, i will check it out too💕
James Hetfield definitely has surprisingly maintained that high pitch kinda scream-singing (if that is a word to describe it). A few years ago his voice kind of dipped off but after covid and their time in the studio recording their latest album I think has resurrected his voice since it definitely seems its relatively back (I mean he's in his 60's now gotta give slack).
I really like his raw kind of feel in his voice. Its mot notable in their live performances and on their earlier albums like Kill E'm All, Ride The Lightning and Master of Puppets after Puppets he kinda had "got it" with he sound and tone which he has mostly retained throughout.
So with that in mind Whiplash, Ride The Lightning and Master of Puppets are my highlight songs to pick that demonstrate his voice well.
Thanks so much for aharing💕
The intro was, as I'm sure you read, a piece from the theme of the movie "The Good, The Bad and The Ugly. The Danish National Symphonie Orchestra did a remake of the song I think you'd enjoy. Can't go wrong with Enter Sandman. Great reaction.
Thanks so much Mr. Julian♥️
@Aaliyah Capili you're welcome. 😊
Это же Москва 1991 год!🤟🤟🤟🤟
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I just found your channel tonight, and I saw all your videos, I really like them, I cry when I hear good songs I am also happy to see your changes from two years ago until now especially from the face, hair and make up keep on making good videos... Oh yeah, by the way, which country are you from?..
Hello, thanks so much for checking out my channel, much appreciated. I was born in the Philippines and grew up in Hong Kong and now studying in the US. Have a great day always. Thanks for your support🌺
@@AaliyahCapili very nice thankyou and nice to meet you ❤️👍🙏🇲🇨
Cool choice, i think you have to react to classic Metallica song, but studio version! Cheers from South America
Thanks for the recommendation
I just want to mention Chris Cornell (maybe one of the best rock singers) did a cover of Metallica's One Nad I woukd very much like a comparison on how the music and vocals change the meaning.
Thank you
Thanks for sharing
You should react to "creeping death" by metallica, same concert. It is based upon the tenth plague of Egypt in the Bible
Thanks for sharing
My best of Metallica is harvester of sorrow
Thanks for the info
There comes a story the Helicopter pilot nearly lost airflow flying over the 1.6 million crowd and struggled to control the level flight. Also sadly 53 people died in the crush
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You really need to see Metallica with the San Francisco orchestra
Thanks so much for sharing, i have a reaction of Metallica with the San Francisco Opera, hope you can check it out too, they are so amazing💕
One suggestion. You should see The Outlaw Torn from the 1999 show. One of my favorites
Thats the theme song from the movie the good the bad the ugly
Thanks for sharing
If you enjoyed this set the same show had PANTERA doing DOMONATION!!! Epic Metal Over a MILLION souls at the show in Russia. Unheard of before the wall came down.
Thanks for sharing🥰
I like your reaction and focus on the vocal techniques. I'd like to see your reaction to BabyMetal. The main singer, Suzuka Nakamoto, is amazing. They are a hybrid of J-Pop and Metal. Their most popular song is "Gimmee Chocolate". I'd also suggest the "Road to Resistance" Live 1997 Japan video as a starting point.
Thanks so much Mr. Tom, i actually have a reaction of Baby Metal and i really loved them so much, unfortunately it was taken down by you tube 😔😔😔
And just think. That was just the opening act
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The good the bad and the ugly
*Finally you got to my suggestion. See why I told you to do this? That crowd was at 1.6 million people.*
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@@AaliyahCapili Welcome dear...what happened to others?
Listen to Metallica before 1991 - Day on the Green 1985 or Roskilde Denmark Fade to Black live. those with Cliff Burton their original bass genius. The classic era Metallica. The band also owned the rights to Ennio Morricone’ The Ecstacy of Gold” they have been playing that at the start of their concerts since 1984
Thanks so much Mr. Erwin for sharing, i will check it out too💕
you're filipina right? did you know that kirk hammet their guitarist is a filipino too? he's from cebu i think
Oh wow thanks for sharing
didn't you notice how crowded it is? you may be a little distracted?
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Thanks for the reaction, I'm a metallica fan, hoping that you can do some more reaction to their song, can I suggest or request a reaction to Pearl Jam to their song "Black" the MTV Unplugged version and also to their other song "Jeremy " Thanks!
Thanks so much for your recommendation, i will definitely check it out too🌺🌺🌺
@@AaliyahCapili if you wan't i can suggest more band like Skidrow, Mr. Big, Steelheart, Guns n Roses, Bon Jovi, Kiss and so much more.
Please react to some Iron Maiden.
Thanks for your recommendation, i will definitely do
@@AaliyahCapili I promise you'll enjoy the vocalist from that band.
Hi, to follow on the same way, could you please react to Metallica's Master of Pupets?
Hello, yes i have already reacted to Metallica’s Master of Puppets, hope you can check out my YT channel😍
Nice👍Ha ha
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buenaaaaaaa
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¿Can you please react to groups like "chicos del barrio" o "el gran silencio" please?
Thanks for your recommendations
both are nice, and also "Cumbia Kings".
planet Mars 1991.
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interesting fact the song is a metaphor for sudden infant death syndrome.
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I thought this might be worth mentioning, but did you know Kirk Hammett the lead guitarist is half Filipina?
Oh thanks for shsring
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If you can draw 1.6 million people to watch you sing then I'll listen to you pick apart one of the greatest bands and in the genus book of records , then I'll listen to you ... let me know when ya get there lol
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the beginning isn't part of this song. it isn't even their music. just an intro for the band.
Thanks for sharing
now you know how to toss your hair please dont attempt while you are singing opera you might cause some heart attacks in the audience LOL
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Contrary to popular belief, there was NO 1.6 million people at this concert. That was the total attendance of the entire event of Monsters of Rock with other bands. But this was the first pajor metal gig in Russia after Communism fell.
Metallica is so overrated now, They lost their best talent when Jason Newstead left the band... they haven't had a good single since the black album...
Thanks for sharing
but KEEP in mind..this unbelievable spectacular concert cost 13 or 14 Lives and hundreds of injured people too .. RIP to those who gave their lives to create this INSANE footage..
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Just a little footnote, there was actually over 50 people who lost their lives during that concert. The heat was bad enough that they used the helos to try to cool the crowds. For such a monumental event, there was some tragedy.
Keep up the good reactions!
Who's your favorite band of all time?🤟
Oh i have so many favourites🥰🥰😍
Kid
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