FIRST TIME listening to METALLICA - "...And Justice For All " REACTION
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- Опубліковано 11 лют 2023
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Original Video: • ...And Justice For All...
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I wanted to make it clear I WAS NOT taking a political stance about Biden. I was simply relating this song to real world events that have happened in 2023.
Look you can't do anything today without triggering someone. Keep being you and putting out Awesome Videos.
Don't trigger the Trumpers. ;)
*Don't even worry about it. You could have mentioned Jimmy Carter and someone would have been butt hurt over it. And thank you for not apologizing for your words but simply explained what you saw in the world today to make your words relevant. Everyone wants a reactor who's genuine and says how they feel.. until something is said they don't like. Just keep being you.. genuine, honest, and real.*
I understand where you are coming from, but on the flip side of the coin, Biden has been lining his pockets as well and doing bad things to the economy. And he continues to finance the Ukrainian government instead of helping the people of that country. We must look at both sides of the issue as well. I do respect your opinion. I hope it's reciprocated.
@@Phallica-js7ht I'm a Trumper and I'm not triggered. I respect her opinion. ;)
This album is so ahead of its time.
It’s always been fucked up… people think now is worse… that’s wrong. The rich have always run the country… they have always set things up so we are fighting each other. Music has always been political.
Nah. I’m happy it happened when I was seven so I could listen since then.
No it wasn't. Its just sadly remained completely relevant ever since it was written.
@@lyianx and before it was written, with the Watergate scandal(Which, is lookin to be dwarfed, with what's goin on now, with all the mountainous evidence, that's come to light, since he took office. What first get's me is, the 157 "red flag's", from the multiple bank's, that started it all, that has never happened in American history. And, that's just the tip of the iceberg), the segregation, the Holocaust, the AIDS massacre in Africa under Fauci's experimental drug's, killing all of those African's, before they rose up against his dirty deed's in the name of science(You can actually look this up, as they revolted and rioted, with sign's tellin Fauci to stop killing them. It was back in the late 80's), religious taxation's, as well as, the slave taxation, skin color taxation's(Multiple countries, from Greece, to Europe had this, for different period's of time), the Boston Tea Party, that started the Revolutionary War, and it reign's true & relevant in so many generation's & countries worldwide...
It’s crazy this album is 35 years old. Still a metal classic in the top 10 metal albums ever made IMO.
Top 5 lol
This is at the top of metal. Mount Everest itself!
Its my favorite Metallica reccord of all time, and Metallica is my favorite band. Which js ksd cause i mich prefer modern metal and dont care much for old school, but metallica is different, they're sound is timeless
...And Justice For All is my favorite Metallica album! The guitar tone is vicious and ferocious!
Give my album a listen then: ua-cam.com/video/TxA7IvDegpI/v-deo.html
Ditto, every single song is a banger
Gkad to see another based Metallica fan, most people say master of puppets but i always thought justice for all was better!
@@lightningmonky7674 👍🏼👊🏼🤘🏼
@@lightningmonky7674ajfa is my 2nd fav 1st is RTL
this album has some of James Hetfield's best lyrics. Huge influence on me growing up.
Even though Justice isn't my favorite album, I love it so much. There isn't a single song that I get tired of on this album.
The only thing I don’t like about is the main riff of The Shortest Straw
@@TheKartoffel101 Solo is awesome in that song though, best on the album if you ask me.
@@Phallica-js7ht True but I hate the riff right after the intro.
Totally agree
It's their best album
Should watch the live versions of this.... with them building the stature of Lady Justice... and then watching it crumble... all in this single song.... awesome
i think its called Lady Liberty...
not sure, but it sounds much nicer with the alliteration
@@player12gaming89 Her name is Doris :D
I was in the crowd in Vancouver when they filmed 'Through the Never'!
Yah ,the live version from Live S**t bing and purge is on youtube - I wanted to suggest it (saw that live tour 3 times) her mind will be blown watching Lady Justice being blown apart
I was just a kid when I went to the Justice concert with the high school neighbor and his friends. We lied to my parents about where we were going and went to downtown Detroit to a little Arena.
The outro of that song is so beautiful they layerd 8 guitars tracks on the outro thats beautiful ❤
All performed my James.
The guitar solo for this song was all Kirk Hammett. James and Kirk harmonize on the guitars a lot as you have heard on this song as well as "Blackened". James did the first guitar solo on "Master of Puppets", the second guitar solo on "To Live is To Die" and the guitar solo for "Nothing Else Matters" from The Black Album.
There's also a 1979 movie called "...And Justice For All" which stars Al Pacino that very well could have inspired this song. In the movie, Pacino plays a lawyer who realizes that the justice system is full of corruption and favoritism.
And one guitar solo in To live is to die
@@ToLiveIsToDiee The second guitar solo on that song.
@@Salomon_G no they're not, Cliff and Kirk contributed to a ton of harmonies.
@@Salomon_G
You don't really "write" a harmony. You choose which harmony voicing to use with the main melody. But yes, James recorded all rhythms and harmonies up until Load and anybody who disagrees doesn't know what they're talking about.
@@Salomon_G All guitar harmonies ARE NOT written and performed by James. Cliff and Kirk also contributed a ton of harmonies.
Eye of the beholder
Four Horsemen. Has the most blazing closing solo in music history.
Right
I would argue that fade to black has a better one but that's just my opinion
@@diltberg9627 I agree
you can thank Dave Mustaine for that ;)
Four Horsemen one of the greatest songs no doubt, And yes it has mustaine written all over it, But I like this version better than the original
This song has a universal message about politics that transcends any era, party, or demographic. It doesn't speak about any specific politician, but the system as a whole. It's corrupt, people with power live by their own rules, people with money can tip the system to their favor, those running the show dictate and rely on the apathy and/or compliance of the people to do whatever they please.
“Rules for thee, not for me” - American politics since after our Founding Fathers died
On the tour for this album, the 1989 Damaged Justice tour, they had a statue of Doris (Lady Justice with no arms, blindfolded) on stage. During this song, they blew up the statue piece by piece. It was just pyro going off in between the sections while people pulled on ropes to shake the statue and break away each part at specific parts of the song, towards the end. It looked amazing and was probably one of the best uses of a prop I’ve ever seen. The statue was there for the entire set and then they destroy it as their last song, before doing encores. At the same time they “blow up” a lighting fixture that then swings down pretty low over their heads and swings back and forth as the lights kinda flicker and swirl.
Combine that with the insane pyro show to the war sounds at the beginning of “One”, and in my opinion it’s the best stage show they’ve ever put on. The pyro for “One” is so insane that they aren’t even allowed on the stage while it’s going, because they do “machine gun fire” up the steps and such using pyro. Even after seeing them 15+ times and meeting them in 2009, that 1989 show remains my favorite.
My favorite album of all time 🤘🤘🤘
Honestly, I’m super excited to see you listen to this entire album!!
Every song on this album is timeless, and this songs truth shows that the saying( the more things change, the more they stay the same) absolutely true.
I have this album cover tattooed on myself. I don't fully see this song as the way you reacted to it, but your point of view made sense and opened my mind a little. That and you rocking out to such a great song is why I am subscribed.
Went to this concert in 88 and to this day is the best show I have ever seen
I love you’re perspective. The more you listen to this band and experience life, the more layers you are able to pull back and perceive. You’re not wrong. But they are singing about more than taxes here. Awesome reaction.
Lovely reaction, and 100% on the timelessness of the message.
I was 18 when this album came out and still a fan.🤘 Love the new album!!! Let's do this!!!?
Awesome Metallica reaction! If u do "One" again please do a live version. Seattle Live 89 is a kickass concert. Can't wait for Dyers Eve 🗣️🎤🎸🔥🤘
love this song
This album was waaaaay ahead of its time- many of the things they are speaking out against are still going on today- the scales of Justice. James is Rhythm guitar - Kirk plays the lead guitar. As far as timeless songs- Orion will live forever….
This was the first album I ever got from Metallica when I was a kid. Got it on cassette tape from my dad for my birthday. My life was forever changed. ❤️. Metallica fan for life and been to a ton of concerts.
Your reaction to the Harmonic Divebomb at the end of the solo.... I swear I've never laughed so much before at a reaction video. That is probably 1 of my favorite solos to play just because of that
Watching this video reminded me of when I first bought this album after just seeing the video for One debut on MTV.
Generally speaking, you’ll hear James in your left can and Kirk in your right. This even translates into their live performances.
Not on the first five albums. They didn't start doing that until load.
MetallicA IS timeless!!!
And you still got alot of amazing lyrics, solos, and riffs. Yeah don't pay attention to the "No Bass" "Justice For Jason" crew. Jason Newsted said he is happy with the way the album sounds, and its perfect the way it is. Whether or not Jason deserves bass on that album. We have to leave it be cause it will always stay just like it is. Anyway! This album is my favorite when it comes to James Hetfield's voice, his aggressive tone, what I call the real way to spit the truth, metal style lol. Kirk's solos are some of the best also. And btw, James has a few solos, but mostly it's Kirk. James uses his playing as an instrument, like another drum, but with the chunk of the guitar. He does have the most lethal right hand in metal. That's a fact haters!!!
I love hearing songs I've listened to for 30 years through fresh ears!
From all of the concerts that I have seen This show definitely was an Epic experience
Listened to this album repeatedly when I first got into metal around 97-98. It was old then but man, so good.
Justice baby!
Live it's even better
This album was my first Metallica album back in 1988. Got it from a friend recorded on a cassette and listened to it for days and nights. It was hard for me to understand the lyrics since I'm not native English speaker and my English was still fresh. Was 14 at that time. But I understood enough. It's Metallica's best album in my opinion. I still have that cassette. But the guy I got it from has passed away since
This has been my favorite Metallica song, and album since I was 13. I really wish they’d put out a remix
Second favorite metallica song, only under ride the lightning!!!!
Great album!!!
Timeless classics:
1)The Four Horesemen, Seek and Destroy
Great commentary Lilly
I miss Jason 💕 and Cliff❤️🔥 I love Robert, but man, nobody sang backup vocals like Jason! I miss Cliffs badass bass playing. He was a Beast💯🎸🎼❤️ I think there's timeless songs from each album. Heres a few, Master of Puppets, Fade to Black, Blackened, For Whom the Bell Tolls, One, Disposable Heros, Nothing Else Matters, Battery, Enter Sandman, Sad But True, Orion, To live is to Die and many many more from later albums as well. It's hard to choose, really. As far as solos, almost all but a handful are Kirk, except a few James has said meant a lot to him, so he'll play 1st solo, then Kirk will do second part solo. James has said many times that Kirk's better and that he loves riffs and harmony. He wrote all lyrics, riffs, and harmonies. You can see Howard Stern interviews or metalhead interviews. You must do the 89 live Seattle concert!! One of the best concerts of younger Metallica! But I just watched December's 2022 concert. It's just Amazing these guys at 60 yrs old are still killing it!! I've been fortunate to see them 8x!! I'm going this year, and I can't wait!! 🎼❤️🤘💥❤️🔥🎸🎼
I love this album so much it was the third I ever heard from them back in 1990. I still love it, it got me buying the tablature book and practice it for some time alongside Master Of Puppets. This song is a classic it was when Metallica ruled in Metal for a bit of time and next conquered the world with "the Black Album" in 1991. Love Kirk's guitar solo and the Progressive / Technical Thrash Metal style this album have.
"WHEREVER I MAY ROAM" crazy egyptien guitar riff really nice 🤟🤪
Recently started your reactions. I must say. I love your reactions. But more so, your commentary skills are off the charts. Not a single like, um, you know, etc. and so quick. Absolutely amazing
that's a good question and my answer is Hit the Lights from Kill 'Em All metallica's debut album..👍
Can’t wait for harvester of sorrow
A great song!
God i love this girl.
Initially not the most appealing/accessible song on the album, but as the dust settles, it's the track with the greatest longevity. Which is why I like it as the title track.
Crazy you say it’s not the most appealing because the transition from undistorted to distorted is what hooked me from the first listen
@@SomewhereInTexas It's a good moment, for sure.
A classic head thrasher 1 of my many favorite songs from them! 🤘
Good song. I like the lyrical content regarding how the rich get away with so much more than you and I, well until Judgement Day. It goes with the axiom "Rich people go to court, poor people go to prison"
Best album ever from Metallica
that ultra confused look you made at the ending of the solo was a dual string harmonic dive on the whammy bar lol both frequencies clashed and made that shorting out sound
This might be one of my favorite Metallica songs, if not my favorite. It reminds me so much of Cliff Burton, just the angriness and the riffage is PURE Cliff
Pure Cliff? 🤨
James only played the 2nd solo in To Live is To Die on the And Justice For All album. He has only contributed a handful of solo's throughout Metallica's career. Here is the list if you are interested:
Master of Puppets 1st solo
Orion 2nd solo (via the booklet, likely means the harmonized guitars)
To Live is To Die 2nd solo
Nothing Else Matters end solo
My Friend of Misery harmonized solo
The House Jack Built
Thorn Within
Outlaw Torn ending (as well as the clean lead before Kirk's solo)
Carpe Diem Baby
Turn The Page
Whiskey in the Jar
Overkill 2nd solo
Damage Case 2nd/end solo
Too Late Too Late 2nd solo
Stone Dead Forever 1st, 2nd, & 3rd solo
The Ecstasy of Gold
Suicide & Redemption 1st (non-wah) solo, whole solo on GH3 JH version
Just A Bullet Away
Now That We're Dead lead before final chorus
You should watch it live at Seattle '89, for the ending.😊
Your reaction at 7:49 is priceless, Kirks' guitar solos are legendary.🤘🏾🤘🏾
if you want timeless in terms of the lyrics just wait till the next song from this album (eye of the beholder)
Most timeless Metallica song is Through the Never, but I love Justice, the whole album is epic and was the soundtrack to my college (secondary school in NZ) years.
You should've listened to this album with the bass boosted. Adds a deeper vibe to the thing as a whole.
This album still rips my face off.
You rule! Find one where they slay it live & Lady Justice almost kills 'em! Thanks for being openminded & AWES👽ME! 333
so looking foward to your reaction to harvester of sorrow.
Were your cheeks hurting from smiling so much? I don't blame you for smiling so much. Back in the early 90's I listen to strictly rap music. This album completely changed my preconceived notions of heavy metal music & rock music in general. Great eff'n album. 🤘❤🤘
One of my favorite intros ever.
And Justice for All is by far their best album
Hey lillly, "And justice for All" is one of the greatest metal album of all time.
I love the time signatures in the main riff . At a first listen its hard to nod your head to until you catch it . But when you do .........Its like oh man ! Thats badass !!! I remember buying this tape when it first came out and the whole album blew me away . All in all I think this is my favorite album by them . And I KNOW this was their las thrashy album for a LONG time . I still like their next one The Black Album but you could tell they were shifting gears to more mainstream stuff . Load and Reload wasnt even Metalica to me then .
Eye of the Beholder (the next track) is a perfect companion to this song.
The tom tom plan was the first i covered and integrate to my young drummer life .( Without a drum at home yet in 1990 ) ...last mellenium ....and the t shirt ...".the hammer of justice cruches you " ..16 ......Metallica was my family
You going to listen to the entire album? Dyers Eve is so heavy they almost never play it. So many great tunes on this one
Kirk generally does most of the solos, James mostly plays rhythm but has a few solos, like the more melodic one in Master of Puppets. James doesn't really shred as much either, so if a solo is a bit less chaotic and has more melody to it then it's _probably_ James, but definitely not always. As far as I can tell, he generally only has like one solo per album, but is an absolutely killer rhythm guitar player.
More melodic? Lmfao....Kirk is way more melodic when they are doing ballads, epic tracks, etc
7:50 best reaction!!
the whole disc will blow your mind
This is their best nothing touches it
This is as real as Metallica gets. Killer track.
The first Metallica album I bought, when I was around 15. It took me some time to enjoy it, but havng played the piano, getting into classical music, this album grew on me, and today, I think its the technically best album all in all, despite the fact that many of the songs on Ride the Lightning and Master of puppets also are epic and awesome.
I highly suggest watching the live version in 1989 in Seattle of this song because it will blow your mind and they just play it so much faster and you can just see the pure anger. It’s amazing if I were you and wanted to watch any Metallica concert I would choose the 1989 Seattle concert.
For whom the bell tolls
METALLICA - ...And Justice For All is a
banger 😎
The diference between guitarist is tones and difference between rythm and solos
This is another great song that reminds me why they were in the Big Four. It's far more than just record sales, as revisionists try to argue. No other band at the time, thrash or otherwise, was making music quite like this. Nearly ten minutes long, yet not one wasted second.
most metal bands have 2 guitarists in metallicas case Kirk is the lead guitarist meaning he does the majority of the solos James is the rhythm guitarist but he does solos but not as much he also does the clean guitar sounds like for fade to black and one whenever you hear a guitar solo thats harmonized its both James and Kirk Master Of Puppets is a good example the middle of the song where he screams Master and it repeats and gets slower the clean part that starts is james then both do the harmony solo then kirk does the faster solo...watch the live version of And Justice For All from the Live Shit Binge & Purge concert they have a cool stage setup with Lady Justice and as the song carries on she starts to break and crumble
I've listened to Metallica since I was a teenager and most of there songs tell a story glad you liked it.
Kirk played the solo. James played all the rhythm guitars, and if i'm not mistaken, he also played all the harmonies. Kirk started playing the rhythm guitar with James since the album Load.
New years 2000 I was lucky won tickets from calling the radio all day free tickets 7th row in Detroit it was awesome. You should look at the concert in Russia there was over a million people there
My first Metallica cd the Justice for all song is rocking..
Hope you go into To live is to die knowing its an instrumental, Iv seen a few reactions where they just wait for the lyrics for too long and its awkward lol
I think as Metallica were getting bigger by 1987 as 'Master of Puppets' sold platinum (1 million copies), the band was looking to challenge themselves creatively going into 'And justice for all'... The loss of bassist Cliff Burton in 1986 also traumatized the 3 members, James in particular... so his lyrics on the album were just angry and violent and cynical - everything on the record was just "everything sucks"... no happy ending whatsoever. James also pushed a number of his riffs into songs and Kirk also added his riffs and harmonies, leaving Lars to sort out the arrangements and his ideas... and that left Jason Newsted (bass) w/ nothing but 1 contribution, and even his bass tracks were faded out of the mix of the album... his first w/ Metallica!
Kirk recalled them rehearsing the songs and just trying to push their limits musically without messing up. Overall, James and Lars had the biggest say over the record (w/ Cliff gone) so a LOT of the album is James Hetfield's rhythm guitar...& Lars' drums.
Kirk Hammett played ALL the lead guitar solos on 'And justice for all'... James never played any solos before the 1991 self-titled 'black' album (he played harmonies and the lead solo on 'Nothing else matters', but Kirk also did some rhythm guitars on the record).
Even the 2016 album 'Hardwired to self-destruct'... Metallica had James & Lars play most of the record... Robert Trujillo (bass) did the bass tracks and Kirk Hammett just did the guitar solos and some harmonies. Kirk said that his riffs were lost w/ his iPhone, so he couldn't contribute to that record... Normally, Kirk would come in after basic tracking and add lead solos to Metallica records... He was furious in 2003 when his solos were omitted from the 'St. Anger' record and nearly quit after Jason in 2004, but was somehow convinced to stay.
Thank you for the no-nonsense short intro
Best track off this album for me has to be Shortest Straw. I consider this album to be the end of their 'honeymoon' period.
Agreed
Sad but true😜
No Metallica only has one bad album and that is st anger can't wait for the knew one
@@diltberg9627can’t forget Lulu…
@@diltberg9627even that album has great songs
Wow! My favorite 2 bands ever are Metallica and Slayer! Your analysis on this stuff is great especially the one you just did on Raining Blood, one of my favorite Slayer tracks! Can't wait until you do Hell Awaits or South Of Heaven lol. But since we are on Metallica's Justice album which is my second favorite after Lightning I really think you are going dig the next tune Eye Of The Beholder. My 3rd favorite on this album. Probably because of Lars drumming intro coming from the distance. My order goes track 1, 2, and 3 on this classic album. Can't wait...keep up the good work!
This album is like a premonition, foreshadowing events in our time today in 2023,, scary but yet so true
Imagine how good this song would be with BASS
I love how Jane has issues with head bopping... This album will initially catch you off guard with the switches and transitions.. Second listen will have you head banging on queue!!
Personally, I have a bias towards "Creeping Death". I love everything about that song! :P
Kirk does the main solos most of the time , but James does his part too for sure . They play off each other and harmonize as well . But mainly Kirk .
🤘😎👍
The Unforgiven is timeless imo
The lyrics and title were inspired by and borrowed from the Al Pacino movie, "And Justice for All".
James did this a lot. His lyrics for Creeping Death were inspired by the movie, "The Ten Commandments". One was inspired by "Johnny Got His Gun". And Justice was inspired by "And Justice for All". For Whom was inspired by "For Whom the Bell Tolls".
By the way, the movie is famous for the scene where Pacino yells at the judge, "You're outta order! This whole damn court's outta order!"
Sanitarium was based on One Flew Over the Cuckoos Nest.
Can to believe they actually didn't know what they were thinking when making this music .💪
Jamez as he likes to spell it is one of the finest guitar riff and rythm guitarists on record. He sounds more classic and accurate, while Kirk the Hamsters style is kinda Jimmy Hendrix but using a cry-baby wha wha pedal, that the guys used to hide around the rec=studio to tease him, and whammy bar. I was lucky enough to see them once on this album tour and more, it truly was an awesome gig with 6 encores!!!