BACK ON!! Metallica - Creeping Death (Reaction!!)
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You haven't truly heard Metallica until you've heard the album versions of Anesthesia (Pulling Teeth) and Whiplash!!! The 1st bleeds into the next so beautifully. Cliff Burton is the greatest bassist to ever pluck a bass string!!! rip, Cliff!!!!
@8:15, what you said struck a chord with me.
My sibling and I are from Haiti. We are In our late 40s, early 50s now.
We are mixed mutts of every race and ethnicity.
Our skin says white. Anyway,
In 1990, 1991, my older sibling took us to see 2 Live Crew in Broward County Fla. Like I said we were from Haiti, but after the concert it was like man, we showed up to the wrong place. Thank you POLO! Bringing back them memories.
The historical significance of this performance can not be overstated...their audience was composed of citizens of the Soviet Union (now the Russian Republic) at a time when the only way they could hear Western music was through the black market. This concert was a landmark achievement that, along with the destruction of the Berlin Wall, led to the dissolution of the oppressive Soviet regime. I am old enough to remember the threat that the Soviets represented at the time...I lived under it. It is something that today's generation can't conceive of, but it was real, and Metallica was a part of dismantling that threat, because they represented what true creative freedom could achieve.
I can see Charlton Heston as Moses in my head!!
I would highly recommend the early instrumentals: Call of Ktulu, Orion & To Live is to Die which I believe was a tribute to Cliff R.I.P.
I keep telling people this is a Passover song, but they don't believe me at first.
Laughing hysterically I never thought of it that way 🤘
That's bc they're infidels😂
Wdym ?
You're right. Its the story of moses and Pharoah. Creeping death was the mist that came and killed all the first born children UNLESS you had the blood of a unblemished lamb painted above your doorway. Then the mist would "passover" your home if so.
It's about the 10 Commandment movie Cliff burton was watching it late at night and thought of the lyrics.
Film footage is from Moscow 1991. It was a free concert with attendance estimates between 1.6 and 1.8 million. Before the collapse of the USSR. Once in a lifetime.
If you listen to what the event organizers say, what the military says, and what the bands including Metallica that were there that day say it's less than 500k. It's a huge crowd but it's nowhere near a million people not even close. It's internet folklore. Take a look at a soccer stadium in Brazil that holds 70,000 people now tell me there's over 11 stadiums packed into that crowd. It's really not even close.
Technically, it was after USSR fell. But before the financial meltdown that brought Putin to power.
@@MyBrothersKeeper101 Truth. I remember when the original numbers came out, they said 400k, then that grew to 600k , then a couple of years ago people started saying 1 million, now they say 1.6M. It's absolutely rediculous.
@@Deadwood1919 Technically this concert was 3 months before the dissolution (collapse) of the USSR. If you're thinking of the Berlin wall coming down that happened 22 months before this concert.
@@MyBrothersKeeper101The thing is you can't see the full perimeter of the crowd in this video so at least visually it's hard to draw conclusions. However I agree with the more conservative estimates of crowd size.
The guy you didn't recognize was their second bass player from 86-2001, Jason Newsted. Guy has other projects out since he left the band. Real stand up guy. Tends to be a fan favorite for his stage presence, vocals, kind personality and intense bass playing.
Third bass player. Ron mcgovney, cliff burton, then jason.
@intestinaldissection I was just about to say this
@@intestinaldissection
Yes but he wasn't on their debut album, same thing with Dave, they're all pre debut and demo members that only us hardcore Metallica fans know about. Most normal people don't want you to get that extensive with the fan lore.
@@user-me9in1yu6s oh yeah such a huge secret that is. It's only been repeated for the last several decades on every music outlet possible.
@@intestinaldissection
That people only watch if they're interested. Pollo himself admits that he didn't pay attention to rock at all until recently so it's not like he'd, or anyone in the same boat as him, know any of this. For us it's casual trivia. For them, it's a bombardment of practically irrelevant information.
That guy is the amazing Jason Newsted Brother. Their best bass player in terms of stage presence and backing vocals, he had sick basslines too.
Nuff said…guy was/is a beast
We all miss Jason. Dude had stage presence oozing out of every pore. Dude knew how to hype a crowd.
Jason killed it in so many ways!
Jason's live performances were always on point and he always gived 120%
“I don’t recognize that guy” which is a shame because Metallica gave 110% but Jason Newsted always gave 120%.
"that guy" is my role model of a metal bass player. 100% energy 100% of the time. he should be pointed out at any chance.
Yeah there may be better, different for sure, but Jason left everything out there.
Jason Newsted is an absolute monster. They're still great live but nowhere near as high octane as they were with Jason. That guy was always dialed to 10 😂.
Cliff is my fav for his technical written music ability and what was layed down on albums. Jason my fav for energy, enthusiam, and backing vocals at the live shows. Each guy was the right bass payer for their respective times in the band. I appreciate Rob's ability to play the early Cliff stuff, and he's really why Orion got brought back into the setlists, and even though he's a distant third in my mind, he's been the right guy at the right time too during his stint with the band. None of his stuff on album really jumps out at me though. I liked him better in ST.
100%. the Cliff stuff is classic because Cliff was there, Rob is an amazing bassist because he can play it all. Jason was there when i found Metallica/it was on Mtv all the damn time and he was with them every time i saw them except the last time a few years ago with Rob.
“BLEEDING ME” BY METALLICA IS INCREDIBLE! Shows a different side of James’s vocals!
The entire 'Load' album and the song "Bleeding Me" are incredible! And even though I know I'm going to get some hate, I would say it's their best album.
There’s even a LIVE ACOUSTIC version on UA-cam which is absolutely amazing🤩
S&M 1 version is awesome
The performance of this song at Woodstock '99 is INCREDIBLE. ❤
This is from album #2, and they'll never stop playing it -- it's a classic. Their publishing company is called Creeping Death Music.
Yeah it's one of their most played songs. It's easy to see why. Gets the crowd hype every time. Nothing like 100k people chanting "Die! Die! Die!" in unison.
@@user-me9in1yu6s its the second most played song behind MoP
@@user-me9in1yu6sI think this performance they had a crowd of 1.6 million people so maybe a bit louder than 100K 😬
@@matthewmeyers6170
Yes but I meant on average. Most venues are not over a million people.
"Whoops, I'm at the wrong party." 😆🤣😆🤣
Peak Metallica are simply untouchable. Legends!
Live Metallica shows in the 80's and 90's were an absolute marathon. So much energy, 3 hour shows, no intermission, full speed ahead. Saw them sometime around 92, but in a small field house at the NDSU campus in Fargo, North Dakota. 4000 seats. They even commented during the show that it had been a very long time since they played a small venue and they were loving it. Every person in that show got every penny of their $25 ticket. I will never forget it. Saw them many times after that, but that show ranks #1 for sure.
Its great to see small venue shows.
I saw them when they were still an opening act, touring for “Ride The Lightning”, but they stayed an extra night and played a small club (club held less than 1000) and man that was a night I’ll never forget.
Best $13 I’ve ever spent, and yeah, Cliff ruled that stage!!!🤘🏻
My first concert ever was Metallica 88 minnesota
@@MrDeengels Was that the Monsters of Rock show at the Metrodome, or another venue? I was at the MoR show. Still have the T-shirt.
@@corey6393 It was at the old Met Center where the north stars played. The cult opened the show
Make sure you listen to the studio versions of the songs also. Not just the live videos. You'll be even more amazed at their talants
I agree. Live shows are obviously a blast to go to, but when hearing a song for the first time you should hear the most perfect version, which is typically the studio version.
Totally agree. The guitar sound is lost in live performances if you don’t know it. All you hear is drums and vocals. I was so disappointed when I realized he did the live version. Great for fans not new listeners for the first time.
That is hands down their best recorded live performance.
My #1 fav song by Metallica.
No one could touch them during this run in the 90s. They were hands down the best live metal show and everyone else was trying to be second and they dominated for a good 15 years. I saw them live over 30 times in my life. Never got old.
I would give so much to go back to 1992 to 94 and see them on that tour again.
If you want to get a little taste, they are live-streaming their live shows in Texas to movie theatres across the country in August. I got my tix; my family and I will all be at the theatre to get one last look at them.
Saw them at the Monsters of Rock festival,England 1985.......they had the legendary Cliff Burton on bass....they were the third act on that day......and they absolutely smashed it,they were on fire 🔥.....brilliant times.
"No one could Amp up the crowd as fast as metallica..."?!?
Bro, you gotta check out Pantera-Domination Live from that same show.They played earlier that day and killed it !
Its kind of funny how Pantera, ACDC and the Black Crowes were there too but no one really remembers those acts. Everyone just refers to it being the Metallica in Moscow in 91. I mean there is a reason in that they think the crowd doubled before the Metallica set but still, kind of funny.
Yes for a reaction to Domination. They killed it!
Metallica at their peek are different, just better song writing
@@1xayekim I would say most metal fans will remember the Pantera set as well as Metallica's. AC/DC and the Black Crowes are almost never mentioned though, I agree with that.
My favorite song of all time.
I can remember the first time hearing this song in concert, stopping and listening to the crowd chanting "DIE! DIE!" - it was surreal and eerie.
Metallica fan since 1981. Best metal bible story period. Ride the Lightning is Metallica at their best. Absolutely 4 runner worthy. Million Russians chanting DIE!
The crowd and the band are feeding off each other's energy. Metallica is hitting on all 8 right here. A finely tuned fire breathing metal machine.
When i saw them live, Lars never stopped playing the drums for over 2 hours! One of my favorite live performances! 🤟🔥
He just misses 1/2 his fills and double kicks now, so it's like playing 1 hour 🤣
Lars just goes through the motions now. He doesn’t even try to develop or maintain any drumming skills. He just pounds away on that snare 😂 these days!
I'm 51 and still.banging my head to this....THERE IS NO STOPPING THE METAL MELTIA!!!!
The energy Metallica puts out when performing in concert is enough to fire up 1.6 million people simultaneously in a far away land…EPIC concert for ages! Thanks for sharing this reaction video.✌️🎤🔥
This song was influenced by the Ten Commandments and the killing of every first born and the plague.
The drummer is Lars in the video. But this song was at least partially written by Cliff Burton their former bassist that passed away.
i love it when you can see someone start to love metal (and especially metallica). metal is life. metal is for everyone
This song is based off the movie “the Ten Commandments”. Great movie. I’ve loved that movie since I was a child. Amazing that a song about this topic from a metal band in the 80s was and is still me of their most loved songs. It’s absolutely great live. It’s a must play song at live shows to this day.
Well, it's based off the actual old testament Bible story that the Charlton Heston movie was based on.
Honestly, for the concerts I've been to in my life... for connecting with the crowd:
1. Metallica
2. U2
3. KISS
Metallica is just something special and they kill it every freaking time.
With all due respect to Cliff Burton... he was an absolute legend and technical genius..
But man. No bassist comes close to Jason Newstead's stage precense. Not to mention those backup vocals. Man was possessed
The whole ride the lightning Album is off the charts. My favorite from them. Master of puppets is too but ride was my 1st favorite.
This is from their 1991 concert in Moscow. It was a free show and 1.6 million fans showed up.
I would think that bringing that type of energy would be natural with the intense music and the energy of all those fans coming back at you.
Jason on the bass started singing!
1991 was officially the year Metallica-mania ignited w/ the release of their self-titled 'black' album... 10 years after they formed in L.A, Metallica scored a #1 album and would be playing the biggest stages in the world... This being a free festival in Moscow, Russia w/ AC/DC headlining and Metallica playing the Soviet Union for the first time. They would go on to headline tours on that record from the Fall of '91 until the summer of '94... it included a run of stadium shows w/ Guns N' Roses... By the time the tour ended, the 'black' album had sold 9 million copies in the US alone and Nirvana had come & gone... thus, altering the scene forever in the 90's.
It was unfortunate that after Metallica took a year off, they returned in 1996 w/ the 'Load' album and sounded like every other rock band that was popular that year, and looked like average joes w/ short hair... They were still hugely popular, but their hardcore fan base was turned off by their transformation from a heavyweight metal band into a mainstream rock band & still calling themselves 'Metallica' 😂
Sadly, Metallica never recaptured this form between 1983 to 1993...
As we said back in '91:
"Hey, have you heard that new band from Seattle? Yeah, they're called Metallica."
Metallica died with Cliff.
@@tommc3622that’s a fact right there.
R.I.P Cliff.🫡🤘🏻
I love that you respect the energy that’s demanded of them live! And dropping funny comments too, you get it and understand it’s just not noise and screaming. I’m 51 years old, Master of puppets was the first vinyl I ever purchased at 14yrs old and it changed my life and paved the road to the heavy music I love today. I’ve seen Metallica 8 times in concert, the latest just 2 weeks ago in east rutherford NJ. They are still incredible live and will forever be my favorite band.
This is the very first Metallica song I ever heard, right when Ride the Lightning came out, and it's been my favorite ever since!!🤘🤘
Oh lord, I just had a flashback to being sixteen, cruising around in my friend's Camero with this blasting! 😮😄
My son just told me last week that he's trying to get us tickets to the Metallica show coming here this fall.
I went to several concerts when I was younger, but never got to see these guys.
I saw them when I was 16, or 17, AND JUSTICE FOR ALL tour, I'm 52 now. AWESOME EXPERIENCE
This was live in Moscow, Russia. Metallica at this time was :
James Hetfield - Rhythm guitars and Lead Vocals
Lars Ulrich - Drums
Kirk Hammett - lead Guitars and backing vocals
Jason Newsted - Bass guitar and backing vocals ( he sang the ending of the song)
Kirk Hammett is a criminally underrated guitarist. I think he gets overlooked because of how skilled everyone in the group is.
I woke up and was scrolling though UA-cam and started playing this because … it’s ‘Creeping Death’.. 😂 and I realized I needed my PS5 and headphones on to enjoy the song as well and I literally hopped out of my bed and whisper yelled, “ IM COMING POLOOOO!”
Sorry I just got super amped to see this actually being reacted to for the first time in a WHILE. Keep doing you dude, your content is great and genuine.
AC/DC
Metallica
Pantera
The Black Crowes
E.S.T. (Russian heavy metal band)
1.6 million people! That show was EPIC!
Nice. Creeping Death in my opinion is the iconic Metallica song. And not only did you finally get to it but you chose live in Moscow. The guy you didn't recognize is Jason Newsted who was the bassist from 1986-2001. Jason was the heart and soul of the band when he was in it. An absolute legend. His energy in the live shows is incredible. He left everything on the stage. Also just an all around great person. Jason's a beast.
As for other Metallica songs.
Ride the Lightning
For Whom the Bell Tolls
Call of Ktulu
Battery
Disposable Heroes
Orion
Damage Inc
Blackened
To Live is to Die
Dyer's Eve
Ex 4-string mfer Jason Newsted.
Always metal af.
so glad you looked at this live version. the crowd size is insane
The respect Polo has for Lars is interesting - a lot of us have been programmed to believe Lars is mediocre at best
I never belived that, he is one of the greatest
Because he is…
He has a lot to do with all the songs for sure and in his youth was a good drummer.
@@flenz4574 How many song have you written, drummed it yourself, sold billions of albums over decades and for always be a staple of metal for the rest of eternity?
Sit down boy
@@stonedmountainunicorn9532 as a consumer and a money spender I get to decide my preferences.. Lars is a blowhard a**hole that thinks too much of himself.
Metallica died with Cliff Burton anyway..
Dave Lombardo runs rings around him. Recognize musicianship when you hear it, don’t just follow along with the masses.
I’m going to sit down with a cold one now and listen to the true masters of speed metal… SLAYER!!!
thank you and have a blessed day
Dunno if anyone's explained, but the song is about the plague that fell over Egypt in the Bible, killing the first born sons, thus 'Creeping Death'. The dude you don't recognize is their second bassist, Jason Newstead, who replaced Cliff Burton, who was killed in a tragic accident involving their tourbus. The drummer is Lars Ulrich, and he is indeed crazy on the drums.
Metallica, AC/DC and bands of this caliber and love for their fans, will give you that effort for two plus hours without a break. Night after night.
This one brings back memories. I saw Metallica open for Ozzy in 86 back when Cliff Burton was still alive. And on the And Justice tour and Black Album. I saw MegaDeth kinda by accident even before Metallica like 85 or early 86 in a club concert I went to with a buncha bands playing. Dave Mustaine got up and played the Jump In the Fire riff off Kill 'Em All and I was like WTF? who is this dude and why is he playing Metallica's shit? LIttle did I know at the time that Dave fkn wrote a large percentage of the Metallica stuff from Kill 'Em All and Ride The Lightning. Times were different. No internet so info was instantly accessible. It took awhile to trickle. And musicians and actors were enegmatic. You didn't have em taking pics of their lunch and post to Instagram and be ordinary people & shit. They were like the gods of Olympus!
1.6 million people in the audience this was the Monsters of Rock tour in 91 in Moscow Russia
Reliable estimates have the crowd at up to 1.6 million people - that's well over two Woodstocks, which is completely fucking insane. And also wonderful.
This is the Monsters of Rock tour in Moscow...there were 1.6 million ppl there...that's the entire population of Phoenix, AZ 🤘
Sad, but true is a great Metallica song.❤
Going to a Metallica concert is a great experience and every race color creed should go while they are still doing it!!
✌🏻🤟🏻🤘🏻🤘🏻
"WHOOPS."
I broke 3 ribs laughing at this.
About 450,000 to 480,000 in attendance that day. Ridiculous internet folklore has it up to about 1.8 million in some cases at this point. Not even close it's under 500k. At 8:16 I laughed for a good 5 minutes... Reminded me of the conversations I had about this song with friends in school decades ago. I know for a fact some of my brothers are metalheadz now 🤘✌️👊
I love it! I’m stealing your term! “Felony Metallica!”
That is dope! Thanks for that!
Slipknot '09 England, Coey Taylor's performance on Spit It Out is mind blowing.
The guy you don’t recognize is Jason Newsted. He was their bassist from 1986-2001 before parting ways with the band for a multitude of reasons.
What I see is - how could you not get over the top energy while playing to a crowd that size !!
Imagine riding a tank across the desert blaring these songs... 😎
The absolute best performance of creeping death on their part, the crowd was unaware otherwise the shouts of dei would have been deafening
im a 52 year old man who grew up on this shit.
I love watching Polo's reactions to all this music that ive lived through.
Polo, Thank You for being You.
I saw Metallica at The Richfield coliseum on the And Justice tour. Creeping death live with the crowd participation is a highlight of my life. To feel one with 20,000 others in an enclosed space cant be described with words. DIE DIE DIE DIE DIE DIE!!!!
You would love everything from these early concerts on Live Sh!t binge and purge. All of it is awesome.
Oh my God that was Jason Newstead at the end ... From a Cliff fan, he fucking ROCKED IT.
For what it's worth, and having seen them 25 times starting in 88, there were black folks who got and were there way back then. As the years went on, more and more blacks have gotten it too. Today, it's anybodys band.
Atheist here, considering we are usually much better read in bible than Christians I thought I would add that the song pulls directly from the Book of Exodus much like their song The Four Horseman draws of the Book of Revelation. Creeping Death the first verse is about the Hebrew slaves being born to serve the Pharaoh, having faith the unknown one Moses would come to deliver them and the waiting of 400 years from when all this was prophesied. In the Book of Genesis, the claim is made that the Hebrews would be enslaved for 400 years. Chorus takes a line from the movie The Ten Commandments which is based on the Book of Exodus. It goes on to allude to Moses being the chosen one and addresses Exodus 12:12 when the angle of death strikes down every first-born son. I'm Creeping Death. Song continues with this theme touching on the burning bush, Nile turning blood red, plague, hail fire and brimstone. [Die die], By my hand [Die, die], I creep across the land [Die, die], Killing first-born man [Die, die], [die die] [die], By my hand Die, [die] I creep across the land Die, die, killing first-born man [Die, die, die]. He a loving god just the kind of person I would want to worship for eternity.
Oh Polo... you put such a smile on my face.. !! Thank you for doing this one.. one of my fave's.. and so are you!! much love! xo
Since you’re new to this stuff, here’s a fun fact that most fans know: Kirk Hammett (Metallica lead guitarist) went to high school with Les Claypool of Primus. Not sure what was going down at that school, but it worked.
This was in Moscow 91. 1.6M people in the crowd.
This song is from the bible the story of Moses leading his people from Egypt. A great song to follow this one up is The Four Horsemen, of the apocalypse.
Wherever I may roam by metallic sounds like those 2 songs. 🤘💖
You need to read these lyrics while watching. Amazing song. Been listening to Metallica for 35 years and seen them 6 times. This is my favorite song. Crank this shit in the 4runner
Great song, great live show, great reaction.
Earlier that day, Pantera performed in front of that gathering crowd. And the put on a hell of a show too. U should check domination from that set. It's a black and white video. That crowd was rabid!
The bass guitarist and back up singer was Jason Newsted.
Pantera domination was at same concert. absolutely phenomenal performance!!!
Those were the days!
I seen these guys Live when I was 14. They played this song. Even though I heard it a thousand times. Nothing can really describe that feeling I got surrounded by thousands and thousands of people screaming Die! Die! and it syncing up with the song. Fucking intense. Most people would walk in and hear that and if they didnt know what was going on would walk right out like Nope! Wrong room.
I was a senior in high school when this concert happened. I saw these guys many times and this, to me, is one of the most beautiful things in the world
i remember the boxed set (live shit: binge & purge) had a vhs tape with this particular show.
I love it "all you see is hair and instrument s". Awesome!
I'm not sure if anyone else said it but you would be welcomed at any Metallica concert.
That’s the thing about Metallica and their fans. all are welcome race, creed, doesn’t matter just love good music and good people
They are 🔥, so many people enjoying music 🎵🎶🎵 together, beautiful ❤️
I love your reactions. You’re genuine. I recommend you listened with the lyrics to get the full effect.
As having been part of the Die chant before, can only imagine what it was like with 500k people
There's Jason behind every verse that started.
Jason...oh how much he is missed.
It is true the band feels the crowds energy and the band gives it right back to them.
My All-Time favorite Metallica song. That breakdown in the middle, always gets cranked up. Thanks for reacting to this masterpiece. Whenever you get to reacting to bands from other countries that don't sing in English, there's a band from Japan called Maximum the Hormone. The song I would suggest of theirs would be "Zetsubou Billy". Even though I don't know the Japanese language, I just love their sound. They're definitely in my top 5 of favorite bands, ever.
Creeping death is one of my all time favourites. That and the call of the Ktulu
I've seen Metallica 5 times and have not been let down on expectations from the first time. They set the bar for live shows and nobody compares. The only show I've seen close to entertaining engagement was the Beastie Boys.
I saw them live around the same time as this performance (1992) - they played just as hard and heavy in a 15,000 person arena in the middle of Canada (Winnipeg) as they did in this video. Everything you said about them is correct, they are always amazing live.
hope all is well, love your channel!
I enjoy your appreciation sir. Keep it coming.
The 1980's was a good time for neck braces.
The Russians had never seen a show like this before. They went ballistic for it!!! There was several other bands that attended including Pantera.
Seeing you give Lars so much love is so wholesome ❤. The bass player singing at the end is Jason Newsted, who has since left the band.
These guys thrive on energy.
9:47 he’s been the dude doing backups and slippin’ in the “motherf#^*ers” in the background.😂
The amount of love Lars gets as a drummer from reactors is so funny to me, considering metal fans don’t consider him in the top 100 best drummers. In fact, a lot of metal heads actually think he sucks.
Great reaction Polo 🤘 Love your Metallica reactions bro. You rock 💪
I was in the Persian gulf in 1991 and my father passed away of a heart Attack at 41 before i could make it home really messed me up.
Orion, Anesthesia Pulling Teeth, Call of Ktulu, The Thing That Should Not Be, Whiplash, Until It Sleeps, No Leaf Clover.... I can name more......