Metallica - The Call of Ktulu [Remastered 2023]
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- Опубліковано 26 сер 2023
- The 2023 remaster of Metallica’s The Call of Ktulu is here! This is my 2nd favorite instrumental from the band, just under Orion. This song is definitely one of their best that they’ve written throughout their careers. Not to mention, the instruments sound HUGE on this remaster, including the kick drums which are damn near inaudible on the original. There also is a truckload of features fixed.
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The intro is cthulu opening a portal for the elder gods to eat humanity
Thanks Dave
Good 😊
James Lars Cliff and Kirk did very good on this song in 1984 while recording it for their second album ride the lightning ⛈️
That wah sound!!!
Clifff!!
Cliffs bass guitar was amazing during the verse of this song 🎵
I had to wait 48 years before finding out that one of my favorite song is about an ancient musical psychic Sea-monster…
This is all Princes fault 😂
H.P. Lovecraft.
Not dead which eternal lie
Stranger eons death may die.
What does that mean i never understood it?
@@SaturnFarr That is not dead which can eternal lie, And with strange aeons even death may die." This quote suggests that death is not the end, that there are ancient entities or forces that may appear dormant but are, in fact, eternal. It also hints at the idea that, over vast periods of time ("strange aeons"), even death itself might eventually cease to exist. It reflects Lovecraft's themes of cosmic horror and the insignificance of humanity in the face of incomprehensible and eternal cosmic forces.
@@lalliermoise5005
Irl there are things we cant comprehend thats why loveceaftian horror is so good
@@lalliermoise5005Very interesting quote indeed. I don't know how I haven't heard that amazing quote!
face the thing that should not be
this song would be perfect for tornado chasing
And just imagine if this was in Twister (1996)!
@@charlielucas3386 that would’ve been so awesome like a dream come true
The S &M 1999 version is the best version of this song
...as much chtulhu are next to earth the last survivors see his inconcedible shape and are trespassed across with his neverending sight looking them from the wide infinitude of uncountless worlds and dimensions through the all times that ever existed, it is only then when they realize of what are really looking and you can feel the most reality shock ever in his eyes...even you can feel his thousands of minds breaking and abandoning to the deepest and twisted most primal madness thrown to them from the deepest bottom of multiverse. Earth itself crush abd explode in millions of rocks and solid fire that are absorbed with infinite hunger and gule for the price mal unshaped horror god as all a planet are desintegrated for shutting up for a moment the hunger of chtulhu,and onli a bit of cosmic microscopic dust are lefted as witness of a millions of years planet and millions of lives that ever existed on this unmeaning vague corner of universe.
The best part,and most terrible if all, is that as chtulhu exists in all times and realities, this will be happening once and another in infinity of times and universes over and over again in a complete continual series of most epic apocalypses,and the minds broken of all living forms will be living that infinity of tortureful pain for all eternity as if it were the first most painful time....
Good song love it
The Ending of this song was good by Metallica back in 1984-1985
Ufffffff