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![[RAPPER REACTION] METALLICA - ENTER SANDMAN LIVE IN MOSCOW](http://i.ytimg.com/vi/Fi370WdHlEc/mqdefault.jpg)
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I've seen Metallica in concert too many times to count andbit was always fire! Amazing stage show, amazing music and yes, sometimes dangerous but worth it!
you should listen to master of puppets or the four horsemen by Metallica, both of which are amazing but master of puppets takes the cake in my opinion
Mr Lloyd, Metallica's Enter Sandman is utterly CRAP at best; the ONLY Metallica songs that are GREAT are those from albums released way back in the 80's; ie MASTER OF PUPPETS; and AND JUSTICE FOR ALL.
Have you heard the song
" the sound of silence " by the group disturbed
You won't be disappointed
@STUNT-MAN MIKE welcome to your opinion but millions in album sales suggest that an awful lot of people disagree
People complain that Mettalica "went commercial ". If you think that's easy write yourself some "pop" songs and get rich
The legend/joke goes that people are STILL coming home from this show 30 years later. 😂😂😂
Just say legend, it ruins the joke
Haha. There is still a dude, sitting in his car, waiting for someone to wave him out into traffic.
@@wednesdaysmail Imagine driving to this show and trying to get out after...
Still in the parking lot. Can confirm
The amount of frustration when he wouldn’t let the greatness just play!
Modern artists " We sold out a stadium."
Metallica " That's cute."
“We heralded the fall of an empire.”
Actually, it was more than just Metallica. This was the "Monsters of Rock" free concert. It also had AC/DC, Motley Crue, Queensryche, and The Black Crowes. (Along with a couple of lesser known bands.)
No that’s funny 🤣🤣🤣🤣
@@tomburcham5907 lesser known bands like what PANTERA 🤘🤘🤘🤘🤘
We sold out the entire city of Moscow
1.6 million people, 53 people died,
the “security” was the army.
The crowd was the horizon.
That concert was Monsters of Rock in Moscow,
Tushino airfield.
1,6 million people saw Metallica,
AC/DC, Black Crowes and Pantera.
That was a legendary MoR.
The entrance was free.
Rod Stewart broke that record with 3.54 million people in Rio de Janeiro on NYE '95
i get other facts when i look up the concert. i saw that zero people died. just injuries
@@JTMaster yeah...the soviet/russian "official" numbers could be very different from reality, you know? (I was born in a ex soviet country too, during communism...)
53 wounded, not dead
@@roverwaters3875 Thanks for clearing that up!
No one died! That is an urban legend. The word casualty is in the civilian word usually just means injuries. In military terminology means both deaths and injuries.
There were a few dozen injuries, no deaths! Considering that there were 1.6 million people there, that is extraordinary.
“One” by Metallica gives me chills every time I hear it. Complete emotion.
I like the Grammy version the most just for how James and Jason scream darkness and landmine
The "One" music video freaked me out as a kid. Back when mtv had videos
@Kevin Ouellette I wasn't even born when MTV still had music videos, but I first saw the music video about 6 years ago when I was about 11 or 12 and holy did it creep me out. I recently watched the film that most of the clips came from actually.
Banger
The history involved with this show was intense. The iron curtain had just fallen and the Berlin wall just came down. This was the first time western metal had played in the USSR. These fans were finally free for the first time 🤯
Monsters of Rock. Guns and Roses and I think Pantera played this show too.
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@@jackfruit9439 It was AC/DC, Metallica and Pantera.
Pantera did play. There is a live version of domination that goes around from this show. One if dimebags best solos.
Free at last, free at last.
Ok, Im Russian. Let me tell you this. This was era when soviet union and communism was coming to its end. After years of control this was "act of freedom". Hearing this was beyond epic. I was a kid those days, but i remember this.
now the whole world is locked down. Now we need a 1 billion person call for freedom like this
@@davidmichaels299 people in video celebrating and experiencing freedom for the first time after braking the chains of socialistic prison. Where government for 70 years told us what to do in every aspect of our life, we were basically property of the state and you compering it to what exactly? :)
@@TheExoGames If you don't know, you are part of the problem.
@@ionhunter don't know what? Part of what problem? What are you talking about?
Freedom isn’t free is a bumper sticker we all see.
But for the illusion of security and safety,
We give our rights away daily.
Add "Nothing Else Matters" - Proves their talent even on a slower song. Not many metal bands can pull that off.
Well.... There are maaaany better bands than Metallica. Even in their time... But Metallica had something, that went direct into the hearts of people. I'm not sure what it was. On their best days, they are medicore musicians (most talented probably is the singer) but they knew how reach many people with their abilities
I miss the power ballads! No one does them anymore.
love this one
@@Raggmopp-xl7yf - yeah, nothing like a classic older stuff from Def Leppard or even Scorpions...
Currently I'm into Shakra (Swiss band, maybe check the "Hopeless", "Why" and even "Something You Don't Understand" songs; start from that), and of course Sabaton (not a ballad at all, but "Bismarck" video on youtube is simply amazing!).
@JW Zero - True words there. 100% agree. I guess it all depends on experience and time.
But it also depends on the bands, but definitely most of them have or had some kind of ballads:
- Metallica, Helloween, Judas Priest, Iron maiden, Slayer, Megadeth... and also AC/DC, Pretty Maids, Def Leppard, Accept (the one with Udo), Aerosmith, Billy Idol, Alice Cooper, Scorpions, Bon Jovi, Rage Against the Machine, King Diamond, Rammstein, Sabaton, Shakra, U.D.O (classic Udo Dirkschneider solo albums), W.A.S.P, Virgin Steele, Sweet and Lynch, Saxon, Revolution Saints, Stratovarius, Nortic Union, Gotthard, Hallestorm...
Or even some long time classics from... Winger or Uriah Heep (yeah, that last stuff is old).
The intro that they played IS actually from a soundtrack to a movie. It's "Ecstasy of Gold" from "The Good, The Bad, And The Ugly" and they open every live show with it. They do put on a epic live show. I've gotten to see them twice.
"the Germans sent armies to bring peace to Russia, America sent 4 dudes with long hair"
7 dude's with long hair, along with one bald dude....Pantera was there as well....
@@branon6565 how can you forget that AC fucking DC was there??????
We germans didn't try to bring peace there lol
That is a great statement.
bell end peace ? they bought chaos you absolute tool .ha ha
How do you 'give or take a few hundred thousand'?
*sees crowd*
"oh."
Yeah I was lmao at that!! I was like you will see my guy!
Lol
At 51years old, hearing this song (because of this concert) and "Wind of Change" by Scorpions always brings me back to that era and the optimism it brought to millions of people around the world after decades of fear. The joy on the faces of the crowd still brings a tear or two.
And now look where we are. We f**ked it!
The Scorpions also amazing a German band singing in English while in Russia..... the world did get the message kind of like Queen in Wimbledon I think 🤔 Goosebumps or kiss playing to 200,000 people in South America where they don't even speak English
Wind of change was our senior song, it was a crazy time and to remember the wall falling. Never forget what this music meant for so many of us.
In terms of music worldwide and throughout history, this is arguably the most significant event ever.
Other bands: we sold out the stadium, tonight!
Metallica: We sold out a continent….
Brasil faz festas assim todos os anos fazer oq... Vida que segue
...no we sold ourselves out!!!
@@martinprehjan9944 being successful and making money is not a bad thing
A planet
There were estimated to be at least 1.6 million at this Monsters of Rock concert at an airfield near Moscow, also featured Pantera, AC/DC and the Black Crowes. But it wasn't the biggest, there have been 3 concerts with over 3 million people Jean-Michel Jarre did it twice and Rod Stewart once (on Copacabana Beach). However, Metallica do hold the record for being the first musical act to perform a concert on every single continent (so that includes Antarctica) and that got them in the Guinness Book of Records.
"According to various sources (the exact figure cannot be given, because the entrance was free), on Saturday, from 300 to 400 thousand people visited the airfield in Tushino. They did not reach the Guinness Book of Records (while the record for attendance of the free Jean-Michel Jarre show in 1989 in Paris, which was attended by 1 million 300 thousand spectators, is held), but maybe this is for the best." Moskovsky Komsomolets" 01.10.1991
@@roverwaters3875 I've been in a 300K concert crowd; this looks like much, *much* more.
@@RogerBarraud no
Not to mention they're BY FAR THE BEST METAL BAND EVER!
I wander how many people attended their antartica concert.
this live version is as clean as the studio version, that's why metallica could pull such an audience.
I really want to say that security was, literally, the Russian Military.
That’s right Broooooo....!!!!!
The Russian military is interchangeable with their Police, basically the same thing!
any army is, literally, the security
Yeah, they thought that American heavy metal was going to make the crowd riot and bring down social order. Too bad they didn't realize that this was the best thing that ever happened to Russia. The people could now rock freely out in the open with no one busting down their doors and hauling their asses off to the gulag or whatever. The only thing that could make this better was if Metallica had played in the Red Square itself, to really piss off the KGB and the Kremlin. They couldn't, so they played in the Rock Tushino Air Field instead. Unfortunately, nothing like this sort of crowd capacity had ever been seen before and it was so hectic, 53 people died as a result of the rough movement and probably got bodied to death.
Not Russian. Soviet Military. This happened in Soviet Union
Master of Puppets!! You’ll get hooked and go down the Metallica rabbit hole
This ^
Yes! Master!
Master of Puppets live in Seattle 1989
Absolutely! Just go down the rabbit hole... Master of Puppets, sanitarium, Ride the Lightening...just dive in bro. Good shit.
Creeping Death live at this same concert is another great.
Imagine being part of this band... walking out on stage & seeing this...
This is ALL for you.
Crazy surreal
& as you said, dangerous numbers
It was this very wondering, what it might be like to be on stage commanding that many peoples full energy, that made me take up guitar 23 years ago when I first saw the footage of this.
This is the exact recording of when I first heard Metallica. I was exclusively listening to rap back then, PE, NWA, EPMD, Gunshot, KOOL Moe Dee and so on. A friend brought over this Metallica record and I was blown away. A week later I'd bought a guitar, because I just had to learn how "to do that". Around a decade later, I moved to Moscow for a few years, where I lived and worked. Whilst there I went to visit a.friend in Tushino, not thinking anything of it. He said he had somewhere to show me and took me to that very airfield! Quite a surreal experience and cool at the same time.
I am in my mid-40s. "Kids" today know Metallica is big, but they often have no idead HOW big they where back in the day. They are one of the greatest metal bands of all time. The concerts they played in the eastern bloc, western europe (where i'm from) and south america where INSANE. Shit like this wouldn't even be allowed today.
Knowing how huge Metallica was back in the day, it feels so funny that they performed at my small (maybe 8000 people back then) home town in Finland in 1984. There was not much people attending the show and I've heard stories how they were booed at, which made Hetfield promise that they will never come back to Finland again.
@@lbh704 That's why i love the Fins. I have been there many times, a Friend of mine has family there. Fins just don't give a fuck, they give shit to anybody, regardless of fame. It's awesome. I can't handle the vodka though.
Just to Add: The Polar Beach Party concerts north of the arctic circle. I mean, who, how, why, and would any other band headlining have gotten the push to do those.
Amen. I’m 45 and totally agree 🤟
Metallica’s concerts in south america are still insane imo, great fans down there lol
“Master Of Puppets”, is a absolute must do from Metallica
And not just the song, the whole album. And then listen to ...And Justice For All. Then Ride The Lightning. Then Kill 'Em All. All masterpieces imo.
The Seattle 89 version and Creeping Death and Battery
All these shown requests are good, but, I like the slowed down ballads as well to showcase beautiful melodic guitar work and vocals. "Nothing Else Matters" is one of my favorites, the accompanying video showing the band in the studio.
@@mubbles1066 ca-reep-ing death-ah!!
@@BCBtheBeastlyBeast You're not wrong. All solid choices.
This is the first video from you I came across. I love that you immediately picked up on a lot of the themes and nuances. I was hoping you might also react to "One" and that's queued up next... I'm looking forward to it!
Seeing this live in Denver in 1991 was absolutely one of my greatest-bestest-ever moments. It took every extra penny I could scrape together as a teenager from my minimum-wage job (like 15 hours a week - I was still in school) to see that show... and it was worth it!
I know a guy who ran away from home to hitchhike to the concert with a friend. From Tallinnn to Moscow - 1030km. He was 16 years old at that time.
Legendary
Bet he doesnt regret it
I didn't know it was possible to have never heard this.
Hard. Unless your from deepest, darkest Africa.
I totally agree you have to live in a cave not to have heard this
I'm more surprised that this gentleman never heard of Metallica, than the crowd size...
Well, people didn't know some cops were just killing unarmed black people for no reason until recent video footage showed it live, so I guess anything is possible
@@ronaldpatterson1701 why try to make everything political? It's annoying at best.
OK Sir.... YOU have blown me away. The smile. The headbobs. The giggles. It was obvious you found substanence in this without saying a word. I literarly heard this song yesterday and my GF reminded me of the last time I heard it, I created open cuts and abrasions on my right hand, hitting the gearshift as in playing hardcore air drums LOL. I almost did it again yesterday on the steering wheel. As an old man, I have been familiar with Metalica for a long time. That band has old roots. This song you reviewed is a classic now. Metalica has also performed orchestrial type music including a couple Christmas, rock type songs. Although they are not my favorite band, they have some great songs and licks. Thank you for your review. You personally sir have now brought me to open my mind to other music I ordinarily would not listen to, but interested in your review of them. You may just help me find the meaning. And for that Thank you. I am grateful.
Love that line bro. "Overall legendary vibe to it." Exact fact of this concert. It will go down as one of the most legendary shows ever performed.
I think there’s still a few people waiting in line for the bathroom.....
U win comment of the week for that. Fuckin dead over here! 😂😂😂😂💀
When the crowd is that big, there is no shame in pissing in your pants, or at the feet of the person in front of you.
🤣🤣🤣
Been there, lol
Bathroom?!? They're pissing on each other and don't even know it!
“Oh yeah, I get it.”
That’s probably the best summation of a first reaction to any “legendary” artist In an unfamiliar or even disliked genre. 👏
reminds me of when i saw the Stones in Cleveland back in 89. Living Color was an opening act. went to take a lead before Mick & friends hit the stage an a bunch of Hell's Angles were at the trough talking about how good those guys were.
@@grogvaughan5649 Yep, you can never judge a book strictly by its cover. Like with me, you would correctly assume many interests I have. There are some though that you could never guess.
I've been a Metallica fan since I was an angry 12 year old girl in St. Louis. I really got into thrash metal because I needed a genre of music that could adequately express the seething rage I felt inside, and I glommed onto the talent this band has for creating a sometimes gorgeous orchestral song that also kicks your teeth in. When I need the release of a good thrash metal album, I need songs that make me feel like I've been thrown around in a mosh pit: exhausted, beaten up, but ultimately empowered.
Please, for the love of all that is holy, listen to their debut album Kill Em All. 1981 or '82, I believe. That album contains (IMO) the single greatest, hardest, and most brutal songs in all of heavy metal: "Am I Evil?" I think you'll be impressed by their ability to tear your face off with music, much in the same way that Eminem does with hip hop but... medieval.
It’s a joy watching someone discover a new genre of music
"Master of Puppets", "Nothing Else Matters" and "One" are a absolute must
And Unforgiven
Fade to black, Sanatorium,Orion,etc, etc.
And Sad but true
One.
OMG! I LOOOOVE "Nothing Else Matters"...
Gives me "fuzzy icicles" all over.... he he ....
"The intro could have been a sountrack" - it is, Ecstasy of Gold, by the late, great Ennio Morricone. From one of the greatest films of all time, 'The Good, the Bad, the Ugly'
That song and "Il Triello" from the same soundtrack are absolute masterpieces of musical tension
They've been opening with Ecstasy of Gold, every single show, since 1983.
Yup... I was just gonna comment on that... Ennio Moricone... that whole album is just a "pleasure ride" into the world of WESTERN. "A handful of dollars"...phew... goosebumps when that "clock" is counting down.
Wow... I remember that!?! I must be getting OLD! 😜
Legendary to start their show with. Morricone is a tour de force.
@@emmaofdragons2720 The "Tune" ? from "Dollars" is called "Pocketwatch" on my album.... and is one of my favourite tracks ever.
The whole black album was done perfectly every song leads into the next. Great album.
Dude it would be such a blast to hang out with you. I dig your measured and thoughtful approach to things. You are one of the good guys!
You have to react to “One”. It is based on the movie Jonny Get Your Gun. It is amazing.
He would probably actually appreciate the music video too, though I prefer the un-altered original 100%.
Also metallica bought the rights to that movie
Gotta do the album version, the video is a distraction and missing a good chunk of the song.
@@BCBtheBeastlyBeast yes , long version , it was #1 over a yr and Woke MTV started a top 20 , into reality tv then you didn’t even get whole videos anymore , just a propaganda USA is shit show
Gorgeous song. I’d like to hear Angelina Jordan sing it.
“One”, and “for whom the bell tolls” are great songs from these guys.
Specifically For Whom the Bell Tolls from Day On the Green 1985
One makes me weep.
Lots of great stuff but definitely agree on One. So freaking dark.
For Whom The Bell Tolls should fo sho be the next one you listen to. Try studio version first, then live!
Love both of them. Also The Unforgiven, Puppet Master, Wherever I may roam are further examples of their mastery. I like especially the albums up to and including the black Metallica album.
First time watching your channel. Love the set up. Keeping it simple man! Also you appear genuine/yourself. Keep it up.
Thanks for sharing Mr Boyd
This WAS 30 years ago. Not as dangerous as you'd think because metalheads kinda got a rule, like in the mosh pits, somebody falls - we pick them up. We don't stomp them to death. And I've never had a problem getting to the front. Just say "excuse me." Maybe add "thank you!" Really, it worked great. Metallica and AC/DC concerts were probably the best and most fun concerts back then.
Knowing a few metalheads (and having mildly dabbled myself) there's definitely something to the stress relief of listening to such heavy music that makes them the most chilled s.o.b's
@@MrTheAngryLlama facts
Not sure how you'd get to the front if you're at the back of 1 million people
@@TraaaaaasshBooooaaaatttt a shit ton of excuse mes.
there were tons rapes and 54 deaths at that concert.
You literally said it better than anyone I've ever heard. When you hear Metallica you just get it. They are to me, the perfect gateway into the deep end of hard rock (as Enter Sandman is) and metal. They play fast and hard, but not so hard that it tires you out mentally as some other bands can.
I agree 100%. When I listen to a faster harder band like Pantera I can only take it for about 2 hours before I want to beat someone up. I can listen to Metallica all day and be easy to get along with
Loved the video cheers 👍
such an awesome video. thanks for this.
1.6 million with 54 deaths reported. This was an epic , History making concert in many ways.
I read that but I never could find out exactly how they died, I assumed they were trampled to death
@@toddshaw843 nor I. Imagine in a crowd that big, you won’t get the news from THAT country so it would be word of mouth, someone knowing someone kind of thing. There is a lot of referencing to mosh pits and how dangerous they were in the 90’s compared to today. I would imagine with that many people there, there had to be some violence and some drugs. They expected 150,000 people. Can you imagine?
Susan Beck , oh yeah i can imagine
@@toddshaw843 I would think heat stroke also
@@toddshaw843 yeah probably. Also with that many people crammed into each other more than one could have been squeezed so tightly they literally had no room to breathe and they suffocated. I don’t know all the COD’s but I’d assume most were trampled. Probably a couple heat stroke deaths, maybe a few alcohol poisoning deaths, and maybe 1 or 2 suffocation’s, and let’s be honest, someone was probably like fucking stabbed to death or something and literally no one even noticed
The first large scale outdoor rock concert in Russia after the fall of the Soviet Union, they were absolutely ready for an outlet like this, largest crowd for a concert.....ever.
I thought their show in Brazil was the biggest but I'm not sure
@@Tooobuhz18 I think there is one show in Copacabana Rj, Brazil which is the biggest passing 3 million. and was by Rod Stweart
@@diogosoares8156 facts
@@diogosoares8156 different genre, but always music
The live Pink Floyd - The Wall concert in Berlin after the wall fell is an all time must watch too
This, thunderstruck AC/DC outdoor like this, and Paradise City GnR are some of my fav vids. Love that outdoor energy.
This concert took place at the Tushino airfield in the Moscow region, if you look closely, you can see a green lawn in the background. And it looks like a desert because it was the first concert of Western Rock bands in Russia, not only Metallica performed there. And there were 1.6 million people at the concert, so it's like a desert.
U.S Stadiums: We don't have the capacity.
Literally in Soviet Russia: Komrads, open the Airbase to the public!
"With that many people it becomes dangerous"
Me watching this a few days after Travis Scott's festival disaster: "..."
At least 50 died, not from a crowd crush, but beaten by the military.
I looked and found that 53 people died at that concert.
@@djross8009 still pretty good considering there was over 1 million. The deaths could have been due to drug or alcohol reasons 🤙🏼
@@sabotagedali6006 Russians love Alcohol
The AI knows.
Their "Whiskey in the Jar" cover is hands down one of my favorite covers of a song ever done.
Right behind Grateful Dead's cover of it.
er... I guess it's right next to it. It's like 2 completely different songs... but the same song... y'know?
Enjoyed the logical and reasoned analysis. Fresh perspective so enjoyable. Thank you!
"Enter Sandman" plays when the Virginia Tech football team runs into the stadium, and 65,000 plus fans start jumping in the stands. The energy is so high, it can even be recorded on local seismographs. Unbelievable and forever memorable!
They should win every game..😅😁
i hate the fucking hokies but they may have one of the best pregame openings no matter how good or bad the season is
Well they gotta have something to be excited about at those games. 😅
University of Iowa too - or at least they used to. Crazy experience.
@@blackonefifty 😝 not one but 2 degrees from The University (tongue in cheek) here. At least we win at basketball …
God I miss live concerts.i love this performance and enjoyed your reaction.
"That many people makes me nervous". - I have trouble breathing just watching this. The absolute mass of humanity and energy gathered in one space to simply enjoy music during such a chaotic time proves that music is a universal language and has the power to unite and heal people. It creates connection. Thanks for posting.
I finally just got back to my car! The concert was epic!
The energy at this shows absolutely blows me away! I love it
"This has an overall legendary vibe to it." Even that, is an understatement lol.
That is because it is legendary, not just a vibe.
Being in quarantine for over a year and now seeing a crowd this size just blew me away. 😯❤
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What you see there is what the song Wind of Change from the Scorpions is actually about. The fall of the iron curtain, the fall of the Berlin wall, the fall of communism, Freedom! "Follow the Moscwa, down to Gorky Park listening to the wind of change......." That was in August 1989 at the Moscow Music Peace festival. Some of the bands were Skid Row, Bon Jovi, Motley Crue, Ozzy Osborne, Cinderella and Scorpions. History, huge history, guys. I was 11 years old when the wall fell in November of the same year. Still tearing up thinking about it. That was huge!
Listen to “One”, “Master of Puppets”, “Nothing Else Matters” and “The Unforgiven”
They're all great songs that have been part of my life for 3 decades at least, and I love them all. But I disagree. And I realise I'm in the minority. I think he should start with some of the songs from Hardwired. And _not_ the song with the same title, but probably Dream No More or one of the other epics from that album.
Solid set there, I would add Orion. and Anesthesia....
@@DiamondiumJones Orion is not complete with out damage inc. But amazing songs.. I really like The Four Horseman on kill'em all. I think the biggest deal to me is I can just stack all five of their first albums and listen and love every song.. I have to admit I have not really listened to much after Live shit binge and purge..
All awesome suggestions
Through the Never. TOP NOTCH song!
What makes them Legendary, isn't that they sound every bit as good and tight live as they do in the studio, cause they do. No, it is mesmerizing and unifying well over a million people.
Metallica is arguably one of the reasons Heavy Metal became so popular and not just a underground thing.
Can we send them back to Moscow now?
The Moscow Music & Peace Festival, I remember it like it was yesterday. Enter Sandman still gives any kid growing up in the 90's goosebumps and a major adrenaline dump when the first note gets played. Were glorious times to be alive brothers and sisters!
Absolutely! Would love to go back and do it again!
Just got home from this concert. pretty cool!
Metallica: "We're here to play a concert"
Russia: "In Russia, Concert plays you"
😅
True! I mean.. I've observed that russia has majority of metalheads. Big 🤘🏽 to that!!
Hey Russia.. please be the same forever. Love from India.
“Wherever I may roam “ This song ❤️😍🔥
One of my personal favorites.
I love how you compare Biggie to Metallica, a lot of people would disapprove , but they do not get the essentials - you compare quality to quality. As a metal head I enjoy reactions like yours because you realise the most important thing - as long as something is created with intelligence, thoughtfulness and talent, it is good. Respect,man
I’ve seen them 3x live…each show was as epic as the next. They’re incredible song writers and beyond amazing performers.
I was there!!!!! It was epic!!!
Which one is you?
@@drpoolshooter if they don’t know they’re definitely lying
How was the sound?
I was there as well. The sound near where I was at was a non point anyways. The crowd drowned out the sound of the speakers in most of the areas. It took us 16 hrs to depart the area after the concert so we did what a lot of people did and camped out. If you look behind the crowd in the distance those are not trees they are actually buildings. About a mile past that was the hotel we were staying at the time.
Just for information sake we traveled with Pantera for camera crew work. Which a lot of it was confiscated before we left. You can doubt me if you would like and unfortunately the only evidence I could provide is some of the photos I have of the concert with myself and the crowd. The only really compelling pictures are of the military and most of those were seized before we left.
These guys weren't there lol
You have such a good heart. Worried that everyone made it home safe and sound. God bless you and yours.🧡
Videos like this need to be archived forever
I know I'm late to the party, but great reaction friend! Metallica is one of the greatest bands of all time.
Check out "One" from San Diego 1992... It's arguably their greatest song ever, and the production quality of that recording is mint.
Metal concerts can be dangerous however metal fans are some of the most caring you'll ever meet. They will push out open spaces if someone goes down so they can get back on their feet and they will carry people out who are injured.
The bands themselves keep an eye out for it, my very first concert I went to when I was 15 was Iron Maiden, during the gig the crowd collapsed and the band stopped the song until we'd all got back up. Was an epic night.
I had a similar experience at a Manowar concert. During that evening all were brothers and sisters of Heavy Metal looking out for each-other. When a guy, who looks like you don't want to encounter in a dark alley at night, offers you a hand, pulls you up, smiles, and gives you a quick hug to yell into your ear if you are ok, it puts stereotypes so much into a new perspective.
Yep, it is. I was at astroworld a few weeks ago helping security pull kids off each other for a hour plus
@@firstclaw1 Totally agree! I fell in love with Metal at about 14yo and went to my first big show, Queensryche opened for Metallica. I got in the pit general admission, I was 6ft 165#s maybe and got knocked on my ass real quick. Two dudes picked me up before my hands hit the floor and I was back at it! There are some assholes of course but for the most part, it's a brotherhood!!!
So true! Every metal-head i know is a total softy :)
@@Scott381973 we look out for our own because if we don't nobody else will.
Must see Pantara's "Domination" from the same concert. It's amazing, a truly legendary performance! You will NOT be disappointed.
Phil was absolute shit. Embarrassing for such an EPIC band.
started mid 1980s in grade school listening, grew up with them . Still to this day not 1 song ever gets old. Forever long time fan.
Whenever I see someone react to this one I watch. I love this song and the whole concert and the meaning behind it. Every person I've watched has been blown away by the size of the crowd .. 😳 of course.
This entire set is iconic. You should check out “creeping death”.
This was the review that made me subscribe to your channel. You went from skeptical..never heard of them to smiling and a little head banging at the end.. a true lover of ALL music
You’ve probably heard this many times. You have a wonderful speaking voice. I also appreciate your commentary.
METALLICA are heavy metal GOAT their level musical talent is MINDBLOWING ...its sad now days actual musicians dont get the credit n admiration they deserve ☹ but yea this concert is AMAZING you can just feel their energy and the crowds energy is EPIC I cant imagine how good it must have felt for them to win n b free from commun!$!m
This is Metalica's world tour. Following the hype of the 80's, Ronald Reagan, the Miricle on Ice, the Olympics - everything - the band made it to Moscow immediately after the fall of the Soviet Union. The people were ready, the time was right and the show rocked! Yes - that's an American Flag flying in the crowd.
this was BEFORE the fall of the Soviet Union
@Dennis Coffman I mean, that's the same as all the JDM kids who paste the Rising Sun flag on their Hondas without realizing the meaning and history behind it. Not trying to excuse the behaviour, but people are going to use symbols even if they don't fully understand them.
I remember seeing some underground tapes of USSR protests shortly before the fall of the Soviet Union. I couldn't understand WHERE they got all the American flags!! They were everywhere!
This was Summer, 1991, when the Soviet Union still technically existed (dissolved day after Christmas). For something like this to happen oun the outskirts of Moscow... it was purely unprecedented. The spring had been released from its pressure (note the heavy presence of Soviet infantry ("CA" epaulets - "CA" short for Sovietskaya Armiya) - many of them getting into it just like the crowd.
Metallica puts on a great show, period. Saw them here in Charlotte, and the pyrotechnics were so intense we could feel the heat in the suites (and this is way after James Hetfield, lead singer, suffered second- and third-degree burns due to a misfire while he was almost standing over the vent). At the end, Lars (drummer and original band member, along with Hetfield) mentioned their first show iin Charlotte in 1983 - and promised, "We're f***ing coming back!!!" Their fans are loyal, but they are loyal to their fans too, very much. Not so common.
Glad you finally found them🤟 legendary concert
I feel like the energy at this concert would be unreal, definitely a vibe
You're one of the most professional reactors on the tubes. 👍
I love how he speaks...
He loves all types of music
this was history made. nobody will ever witness anything that legendary again.
There's been larger crowds, but definitely not for anything this historic.
The largest ticketed concert in history was Michel Jarre in Moscow 1997, for Moscow's 850th birthday. 3.5M tickets sold.
@@garyballard179 The Guinness book of world record's lied..Da hell with them..
That is what Freedom sounds like! My wife was born in the Soviet Union and the horror stories are heartbreaking. This is a celebration of liberation from evil.
This made HISTORY. The energy is palpable through the screen! nice job!
I find it hard to believe he has got to that age without ever listening to or being aware of Metallica. They probably have die hard fans in the heart of the Peruvian jungle!
there are 10,000 people per day who are learning something for the first time that everybody already knows. Don't discourage discovery by being a gatekeeper, encourage inquisitiveness by being a tour guide!
Damn right! There are die hard Metallica fans in the Peruvian jungle
The older I get the more different I find the things I once thought I knew. I don’t think I’ve changed...but something has.
👍👍true
even in yemen ive heard them on the radio haha
They're one of the greatest metal bands of all time and arguably the most well known. I would suggest listening to studio versions of their songs first then watching some live videos. "One" would be their most popular song aside from Enter Sandman. They have so many popular songs though so you can't go wrong with any of them.
Live versions are a lot easier to upload in terms of copyright.
Also one of their more under rated songs to react to would be bleeding me.
@@Sidewalkpeace and we all know how metallica love their copyright
I still remember watching to mtv and slipknot doing a cover of enter sandman. It is the best version of that song.
@@vagabondwastrel2361 that would have been EPIC!!
This randomly came up on my UA-cam and I HAD to watch cause anyone's first encounter with Metallica via the 91 Monsters of Rock show at Tushino will always be worth watching. According to the internet there have been larger concerts in other countries, but I doubt there has ever been a more EPIC show. When you look at the names of the top 3 bands who performed, it's like watching Eminem Drake and Kanye (strictly based on units sold in this case. Pick your 3 faves or whomever you'd argue is 3 most impactful rappers ever) doing a show together or something. I didn't discover this until HS in the 2000s but theres a documentary video you can find on the show in general that is totally worth watching.
Thanks for the video. I enjoyed it.
Metallica has a lot of great songs. "One", "To Live is To Die", "My Friend of Misery", "Sad but True", "...And Justice for All", "The Unforgiven", "Master of Puppets", and "Wherever I May Roam" are just a handful of greats.
Don't forget "Whiplash", "Battery" and "Ride the Lightning".
Orion
@@johnsterling6948 Cliffs gift to us all
One
To be fair... You should just put ,Ride the Lightning album, Justice for All album, Master of Puppets album, Black album. jajajajaja
The entire "Black" album is 🔥
Fuckin a!
My 4 and 7 year old can sing every song!!! Kinda bragging, yea..
@@johnmoore5069 You Sir...are the perfect example of what great parenting is all about!
I also like it, but a tonne of people out there see the black album as the album where Metallica sold out for money. The songs are shorter and more radio friendly, rather than the long songs from prior albums. The Black Album got me into Metallica, and I love it, but I also get what others are talking about...
Yes, the Black Album is their sellout album. It was pretty decent, but everything before it was much better.
This was at the end of the *Cold War* & first Western concert behind the *Iron Curtain* but this is not the largest concert it's been surpassed by two in *Brazil* that are up around 3 million
If you want to be blown away, and go through every emotion in existence, then do the song One extended version
Quickly becoming om of my fav reactors
Yes sir
The amount of ppl makes you nervous.
It gives me goosebumps every time I see this video. Not from fear, but from awe.
YES. Metallica is an EPIC kind of band
I wasn't there but I did see them on their last tour with Cliff, their original bassist. I've been searching for a similar concert experience since then and I haven't found it. Nobody else has compared. And literally NOBODY was worried about it being "safe". Really 😂
The Rolling Stones live show at Copacabana Beach 2009 - crowd about the same size