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80s Metallica was more heavy metal than rock. This album "Master of Puppets" is arguably their best album. Their 80s stuff is the best run of metal from any band ever, IMO!
From Danish wiki about this track. The track starts with the bass fading in all by itself. The bass sound is distorted and driven in through a flanger effect. Then the drums start and there are some guitar solos. In the middle of the number, a break is made, after which a bass solo is continued. There is another guitar solo followed by a short bass solo. Cliff Burton said in an interview about the bass solo "People are probably not even going to notice it but it's there". Orion was played at Cliff Burton's funeral after his death in 1986.
Aw shit! You finally got to the Godfathers of Thrash Metal! Please do the rest of this album. Its a slapper! The title track "Master of Puppets is considered one of the greatest metal songs of all time. Please do that next.
Cliff Burton the bass player R.I.P. wrote this… you should listen to his bass solo Anesthesia pulling teeth it’s hard but it’s a bass solo before it’s time
Right on guys, I'm gad you enjoyed it. I picked Orion to show what they were capable of before you heard some the neck snapping riffs their known for. There's tons of history associated with Metallica, some good, some bad, including Megadeth whom you've already heard.
As an ancient Bay Area metalhead, proud to say Ive seen Metallica 6 six with Cliff and partied with him lots. My first Metallica show November 1983, I was 14
One of my kids and his whole high school football team used to listen to this song before every game.... Just shut your eyes it helps you clear your mind.. plus it takes you through almost every part of human emotion, and gives you clarity in the end.
when I was in high school (late 80s) we listened to Metallica on weights day and on the bus to the game and in the locker room before the game. Usually songs from Kill Em All.
This was late bassist Cliff Burton's work, just before his tragic death in a tour bus accident in 1986... When he joined Metallica in 1983, he was the only schooled musician in the band... Cliff Burton was a huge fan of 70's rock, but also listened to classical music - he would play tapes for Metallica and share crucial tips on musical arrangements, melodies and harmonies... He was a huge part of Metallica's early musical development... As a bassist, he was unbridled - he would play w/ distortion so that it sounded like a rhythm guitar and he would play lead harmonies on bass. 'Orion' was 1 of 2 instrumentals he had recorded w/ Metallica ("Pulling teeth" was the 3rd, a bass solo that Burton would do at live concerts)... the 2nd was the similarly cinematic 'The call of Ktulu'... 'Orion' has this subtle, quiet part that sounded like someone adrift in space and had a sad, mournful melody ... It almost sounded like Cliff Burton had an inkling somehow that he was not going to be around much longer and this was his wordless "goodbye" ... His sister Connie Burton recalled that her brother would often turn on the TV in the morning (They both lived w/ their parents) and watch Billy Graham's Ministries ... and was unusually absorbed about sermons ... particularly about 'the kingdom of salvation' in the afterlife (Burton was not overtly religious and Connie felt it was an odd habit) He simply told her that he found it interesting... Metallica did an instrumental after Burton's death - 'To live is to die'... it contained a brief spoken word poem that Burton had written about 'the kingdom of salvation' inspired by Graham's Ministries. Years later, Kirk Hammett (lead guitar) of Metallica recalled the band on the tour bus in Europe in 1986, they argued about sleeping arrangements and they decided to draw cards that night... Cliff Burton drew the Ace of Spades, looked at Hammett and demanded his sleeping bunk... Hammett grumbled but gave it up to Burton and went to the front of the bus... Later that very night, Hammett recalled being woken by noises and violent shaking... then, the bus flipped and sent the band and crew off their bunks. With the bus finally stopped and was on its side, Hammett was the first to locate the emergency exit hatch and opened it to step out - he saw Cliff Burton's legs sticking out from under the bus... Apparently, the bus driver had overcorrected on the highway in Sweden while going too fast and the bus skidded before being flipped on the side of the highway... Burton was sleeping in Kirk Hammett's usual bunk and he was thrown out the window and the bus landed on him, killing him instantly... Any other day, it could have been Kirk Hammett who could have died. A crane turned up to lift the bus, but it was far too late... the bus driver blamed 'black ice' on the road for the accident... James Hetfield of Metallica said he walked along the highway looking for black ice but couldn't find any and was furious... He and Hammett were heard yelling at the bus driver for a while as the others trapped in the bus had to be rescued. The band & crew were treated for injuries and driven to a hotel where they drank heavily to cope w/ the trauma... The loss of Cliff Burton was a hard one - he was only 24 years of age ... Metallica was never able to go in the musical direction they could have if he had lived... Jason Newsted (bass) was hired in '86 so that Metallica could go back on tour, but he was subjected to a lot of 'hazing' by band & crew because they blamed him somehow for the loss of Burton.
YAY... Metallica Journey! The whole album "Master of Puppets" is where it all started for them and every song on that album is amazing. They have many amazing songs but there's no comparing this album to anything else. This album is in my top 5 favorite albums of all time. I can put it on and clean the house... lol Hope you do more and start with Master of Puppets album. It changed my life in '86-87 and has been a staple in my playlists ever since.
The Metallica sound in this era is thrash metal and features prominently on their first four albums. Many of their contemporaries went their own ways with the style, often heavier (Slayer), or more hardcore punk influenced {S.O.D) but what gave Metallica their unique approach was a very healthy dose of influence from the "New wave of traditional heavy metal music" aka NWOTHM, that was coming out of the UK at the time they started. That movement pulled a lot from guitar heavy rock of the mid to late 70's like Thin Lizzy. That movement spawned many great bands and the most famous being Iron maiden. Iron maiden was a huge influence on Metallica, especially in the melodic guitar leads, solos, and twin guitars. Metallica maintained that melodic guitar work on the top of the heavy thrash base they were part of. After their fourth album they went on to play more bare bones heavy rock (for better or worse) for a good 25 years before starting to slip some of their metal roots back into their music recently.
@@mamaflush9945 "New Wave of British Heavy Metal" is what the musical movement usually associated with the yrs 1979-1983. NWOTHM is a phrase associated with modern bands paying obvious homage to the 80s metal sound.
Love this one, it's very classically composed. Like violin harmonies. FYI, check out the acoustic cover of Orion by the brilliant duo Rodrigo y Gabriela. It's masterful. From Mexico, they moved to Dublin and tried to get gigs at pubs, but the pubs didn't want metal bands. So they went acoustic and played metal songs.
Metallica has so many amazing songs you guys should check out. Fade to Black, The Unforgiven, Jump in The Fire, Leper Messiah, Call of Ktulu, and Trapped Under Ice are all great songs
This is a beloved song amongst Metallica fans and bass players. This was Cliff's song, a talent taken too soon. Whenever it's played, by whoever may be playing it, it's usually approached with respect and honor. It's a beautiful complex dance between the bass and guitars. RIP Cliff 🙏🏼
Been waiting for you guys to dive into Metallica! Just do like you did with Zeppelin and ride through the entire first 3 albums..they have some great songs on the later albums but everything with the bass player Cliff Burton 's influence and amazing bass playing is definitely their best work...R.I.P Cliff!🤟🤟🤟
Oh man the Godfather's of METAL!!! And talk about a phenomenal lead guitarist this guy is he, Kirk Hammet!! Guy's please check out they're most underrated album IMO, DEATH MAGNETIC
@2869may yep! I hear ya there. People forget and/or sleep on the Justice album. One of my all-time favorite records and the Justice tour in 1989 was amazing 👏🏼. Saw them twice on that tour, and the March 89 concert at the Spectrum (RIP) was one of the best concerts I ever witnessed. Good time to be young back then. You take care 🙂🤘
Black Sabbath is my favorite metal band but Metallica is right after in a scrum with Judas Priest and Iron Maiden. For me, add Queensryche and you have a fabulous top 5.
My favorite of their songs and it's on an essentially perfect album. The mini sort of solo at 2:05 is Cliff's bass. He plays a full on solo from 8:13 to 8:33. My replacement CD of Mothership Connection (in a 5 CD set) arrived on Monday.
The energy and tension that builds in their songs is manifest in the tightness of their play. Those swift precise changes really bring it home. Although, I've heard Lars tends to speed up, the rest of the guys keep him in check so you never notice live.
Love them! Saw many times and you are spent after the show with the gyrations and the pit. Impressive to be so hard but able to understand every word. Thanks guys and this box u opened will not disappoint.
You guys are my favorite reactors because you're musically knowledgeable and know what's going on and level of difficulty or lack thereof. Always enjoy the commentary of smart musicians. You know how to appreciate what's good.
I was leaning on the Stage in Kansas City directly in front of Cliff, the Dude blew me away. Im sure He knew it too, because he came right up to me smiled and gave me the remainder of his Heineken, nodded his head and stepped back...during this jam session! He made that Bass makes sounds that I have never heard before..
You guys just opened a door to a whole new type of music... mettalica is like a musical band.. the more you listen to the songs the more you will understand why
Largest concert in history Moscow 1991 1.6 million in attendance, look up Metallica enter sandman Moscow you’ve never or ever will see anything like that
Great reaction guys!! From the same album you should do Master of puppets, considered the best Heavy Metal song ever. Do the lyric video or the a live version (Quebec Magnetic 2009) and take a look to the lyrics. You won't regret!! 🤘🏼🎶
Is this y’all first Metallica reaction. Cause I don’t see any on your UA-cam page. Had to edit Have to do More Metallica. There’s so many Don’t know where to start but try the song Ride the Lighting off of The album Ride the Lighting
RIP Cliff. Always beautiful, no matter how many times I hear it. Thanks, guys.
Cliff 'em All!!!
I was going to post "Cliff!" But, you beat me to it!
80s Metallica was more heavy metal than rock. This album "Master of Puppets" is arguably their best album.
Their 80s stuff is the best run of metal from any band ever, IMO!
I used to think MOP was their best also, But now it's AJFA for me.
Best metal band ever...!
@@2869may it’s definitely in the discussion with Puppets and Lightning too
@@tbone2071 Right, I literally wore out a MOP cassette in the late 80's... LOL
(DIO's Holy Diver too)
Metal is rock. It's a sub genre
I'm a justice guy, but their early albums are untouchable
You guys could throw a dart at the first 4 albums and everything is 100%!
Nice
Disposable Heroes will always be my favorite track on this record.
it’s good but not even comparable to orion. orion is it’s own masterpiece.
Love the instrumentals , The Call Of Ktulu is badass as well.
From Danish wiki about this track.
The track starts with the bass fading in all by itself. The bass sound is distorted and driven in through a flanger effect. Then the drums start and there are some guitar solos. In the middle of the number, a break is made, after which a bass solo is continued. There is another guitar solo followed by a short bass solo. Cliff Burton said in an interview about the bass solo "People are probably not even going to notice it but it's there".
Orion was played at Cliff Burton's funeral after his death in 1986.
Not sure why it don`t exist on English wiki
“The Four Horsemen” is my all time favorite Metallica song, followed by “Orion”. Such a great song.
Aw shit! You finally got to the Godfathers of Thrash Metal! Please do the rest of this album. Its a slapper! The title track "Master of Puppets is considered one of the greatest metal songs of all time. Please do that next.
Cliff Burton the bass player R.I.P. wrote this… you should listen to his bass solo Anesthesia pulling teeth it’s hard but it’s a bass solo before it’s time
Right on guys, I'm gad you enjoyed it. I picked Orion to show what they were capable of before you heard some the neck snapping riffs their known for. There's tons of history associated with Metallica, some good, some bad, including Megadeth whom you've already heard.
Great suggestion man 🤘🍻
This is ONE of their great albums.
As an ancient Bay Area metalhead, proud to say Ive seen Metallica 6 six with Cliff and partied with him lots. My first Metallica show November 1983, I was 14
One of my kids and his whole high school football team used to listen to this song before every game.... Just shut your eyes it helps you clear your mind.. plus it takes you through almost every part of human emotion, and gives you clarity in the end.
when I was in high school (late 80s) we listened to Metallica on weights day and on the bus to the game and in the locker room before the game. Usually songs from Kill Em All.
Orion is my favorite but everything they did in the first four was amazing.
Mr. Dirty again comes through. This song was a revelation to me. Thanks guys, pure fire. 🔥🔥
You hearing it for the first time?
@@metaphoria3 Have you heard Rodrigo y Gabriela's acoustic cover?
@@metaphoria3 I am not a big metal head so my exposure is not as big as others.
This entire album is fire. My brother, friends and I used to listen to it before school, at lunch and when we got home.
This was late bassist Cliff Burton's work, just before his tragic death in a tour bus accident in 1986... When he joined Metallica in 1983, he was the only schooled musician in the band... Cliff Burton was a huge fan of 70's rock, but also listened to classical music - he would play tapes for Metallica and share crucial tips on musical arrangements, melodies and harmonies... He was a huge part of Metallica's early musical development... As a bassist, he was unbridled - he would play w/ distortion so that it sounded like a rhythm guitar and he would play lead harmonies on bass.
'Orion' was 1 of 2 instrumentals he had recorded w/ Metallica ("Pulling teeth" was the 3rd, a bass solo that Burton would do at live concerts)... the 2nd was the similarly cinematic 'The call of Ktulu'...
'Orion' has this subtle, quiet part that sounded like someone adrift in space and had a sad, mournful melody ... It almost sounded like Cliff Burton had an inkling somehow that he was not going to be around much longer and this was his wordless "goodbye" ... His sister Connie Burton recalled that her brother would often turn on the TV in the morning (They both lived w/ their parents) and watch Billy Graham's Ministries ... and was unusually absorbed about sermons ... particularly about 'the kingdom of salvation' in the afterlife (Burton was not overtly religious and Connie felt it was an odd habit) He simply told her that he found it interesting...
Metallica did an instrumental after Burton's death - 'To live is to die'... it contained a brief spoken word poem that Burton had written about 'the kingdom of salvation' inspired by Graham's Ministries.
Years later, Kirk Hammett (lead guitar) of Metallica recalled the band on the tour bus in Europe in 1986, they argued about sleeping arrangements and they decided to draw cards that night... Cliff Burton drew the Ace of Spades, looked at Hammett and demanded his sleeping bunk... Hammett grumbled but gave it up to Burton and went to the front of the bus... Later that very night, Hammett recalled being woken by noises and violent shaking... then, the bus flipped and sent the band and crew off their bunks.
With the bus finally stopped and was on its side, Hammett was the first to locate the emergency exit hatch and opened it to step out - he saw Cliff Burton's legs sticking out from under the bus... Apparently, the bus driver had overcorrected on the highway in Sweden while going too fast and the bus skidded before being flipped on the side of the highway... Burton was sleeping in Kirk Hammett's usual bunk and he was thrown out the window and the bus landed on him, killing him instantly... Any other day, it could have been Kirk Hammett who could have died.
A crane turned up to lift the bus, but it was far too late... the bus driver blamed 'black ice' on the road for the accident... James Hetfield of Metallica said he walked along the highway looking for black ice but couldn't find any and was furious... He and Hammett were heard yelling at the bus driver for a while as the others trapped in the bus had to be rescued. The band & crew were treated for injuries and driven to a hotel where they drank heavily to cope w/ the trauma...
The loss of Cliff Burton was a hard one - he was only 24 years of age ... Metallica was never able to go in the musical direction they could have if he had lived... Jason Newsted (bass) was hired in '86 so that Metallica could go back on tour, but he was subjected to a lot of 'hazing' by band & crew because they blamed him somehow for the loss of Burton.
Listening to the story again breaks my heart all these years later, but fantastically written
Thanks for the explanation of that tragic event.
YAY... Metallica Journey! The whole album "Master of Puppets" is where it all started for them and every song on that album is amazing. They have many amazing songs but there's no comparing this album to anything else. This album is in my top 5 favorite albums of all time. I can put it on and clean the house... lol Hope you do more and start with Master of Puppets album. It changed my life in '86-87 and has been a staple in my playlists ever since.
This is hands down one of my fave instrumental tracks EVER. Thx 🙏 ♥
My favorite.
❤ thank you.
The dakka-dakka-chug of this song never ages for me.
Like Sabbath these guys changed my perspective on life! PLEASE PLEASE PLEASE do the video ‘One’ by Metallica
The slow solo on Orion is my favorite part of any Metallica song ever!
🤘Awesome track from an awesome album by an awesome band🤘
The Metallica sound in this era is thrash metal and features prominently on their first four albums. Many of their contemporaries went their own ways with the style, often heavier (Slayer), or more hardcore punk influenced {S.O.D) but what gave Metallica their unique approach was a very healthy dose of influence from the "New wave of traditional heavy metal music" aka NWOTHM, that was coming out of the UK at the time they started. That movement pulled a lot from guitar heavy rock of the mid to late 70's like Thin Lizzy. That movement spawned many great bands and the most famous being Iron maiden. Iron maiden was a huge influence on Metallica, especially in the melodic guitar leads, solos, and twin guitars. Metallica maintained that melodic guitar work on the top of the heavy thrash base they were part of. After their fourth album they went on to play more bare bones heavy rock (for better or worse) for a good 25 years before starting to slip some of their metal roots back into their music recently.
*NWOBHM
@@independenceltd. Hmmm...what does that mean?🤔 and please, pardon my ignorance.
@@mamaflush9945 "New Wave of British Heavy Metal" is what the musical movement usually associated with the yrs 1979-1983.
NWOTHM is a phrase associated with modern bands paying obvious homage to the 80s metal sound.
@@independenceltd. thanks 😊
New Wave Of British Heavy Metal=NWOBHM.
My favoriye Metallica song and one of the best metal songs ever
Sometimes a song needs no words.
Wow, how Cliff made the bass sound like a rhythm quitar was mind blowing.
Love this one, it's very classically composed. Like violin harmonies. FYI, check out the acoustic cover of Orion by the brilliant duo Rodrigo y Gabriela. It's masterful. From Mexico, they moved to Dublin and tried to get gigs at pubs, but the pubs didn't want metal bands. So they went acoustic and played metal songs.
Whole album is fire. Imho best metallica album ever. 80s metallica rules and this tune is by far my favourite
R.I.P. Cliff Burton
Gabriella y Rodrigo do an amazing cover of this, only them and two classical guitars. It's amazing.
I love their music, their incredible.
rip Cliff Burton
Thanks for the reaction
This was my introduction to Metallica. Two friends sat me down with the words "You of all people need to hear this!..."
Metallica has so many amazing songs you guys should check out. Fade to Black, The Unforgiven, Jump in The Fire, Leper Messiah, Call of Ktulu, and Trapped Under Ice are all great songs
I just heard them play this live in St. Louis about a month ago and it was absolutely amazing. They are the best at what they do.
No words needed.
Love these guys. Hope to see them some day.
That is the best song on Master for me. My favorite album of Metallica tho is Justice. That is heavy heavy now.
Never really heard Metallica before knew of them just not listened, I like this
This is a beloved song amongst Metallica fans and bass players. This was Cliff's song, a talent taken too soon. Whenever it's played, by whoever may be playing it, it's usually approached with respect and honor. It's a beautiful complex dance between the bass and guitars. RIP Cliff 🙏🏼
Perfectly described
@anthonydawson8080 thank you. Actually, the middle section reminds me of the Northern Lights, if you've ever seen them. It's breathtaking.
Another NorCal band for ya. Cliff (the bass soloist) made them move back to the East Bay when he joined
“Call of Ktulu”🔥🔥🔥🔥
Been waiting for you guys to dive into Metallica! Just do like you did with Zeppelin and ride through the entire first 3 albums..they have some great songs on the later albums but everything with the bass player Cliff Burton 's influence and amazing bass playing is definitely their best work...R.I.P Cliff!🤟🤟🤟
Yes definitely cover to cover on the first 3. But me I would put the Justice and The Black albums are great albums so the first 5 albums
@@johntheisen6791agreed. All first 5 are mandatory.
Kings of transitions!
Oh man the Godfather's of METAL!!! And talk about a phenomenal lead guitarist this guy is he, Kirk Hammet!! Guy's please check out they're most underrated album IMO, DEATH MAGNETIC
“Battery” is a killer track. Not a big Metallica fan, but I do believe this is their best album.
Give And Justice For All an honest listen....!
Hands down their best offering in terms of albums..
Give And Justice For All an honest listen....!
@2869may yep! I hear ya there. People forget and/or sleep on the Justice album. One of my all-time favorite records and the Justice tour in 1989 was amazing 👏🏼. Saw them twice on that tour, and the March 89 concert at the Spectrum (RIP) was one of the best concerts I ever witnessed. Good time to be young back then. You take care 🙂🤘
You guys need to listen to Sabbath bloody Sabbath (the song and the album), it's my favorite Metal album ever.
Black Sabbath is my favorite metal band but Metallica is right after in a scrum with Judas Priest and Iron Maiden. For me, add Queensryche and you have a fabulous top 5.
This was Cliff's song! The Mighty Metallica...what's the old saying, "Motorhead invented speed metal, Metallica perfected it! "
🤘😝🤘 Disposable Heroes
BACK TO THE FRONT!
A bunch of young guys with a lot of writing talent. One of the great rock instrumentals. All the movements are almost like a classical piece.
love this tune it goes hard
My favorite of their songs and it's on an essentially perfect album.
The mini sort of solo at 2:05 is Cliff's bass. He plays a full on solo from 8:13 to 8:33.
My replacement CD of Mothership Connection (in a 5 CD set) arrived on Monday.
Y'all make me hear this for the first time 30 years after I heard this for the first time
The energy and tension that builds in their songs is manifest in the tightness of their play. Those swift precise changes really bring it home. Although, I've heard Lars tends to speed up, the rest of the guys keep him in check so you never notice live.
I have never heard this before... Metallica to heavy for my old bones but it got nasty at 5:55. 😎
Yes. but more Zappa please
Your just got a new subscriber
A great song for when you are driving with a purpose.
They went from thrash metal, to a sophisticated complex metal rock, then radio/mtv friendly metal, then rock band, with the black album.
No words needed. You guys gotta listen to it again with your eyes closed and feel the music. 🤘🤘🤘
Love them! Saw many times and you are spent after the show with the gyrations and the pit. Impressive to be so hard but able to understand every word. Thanks guys and this box u opened will not disappoint.
8:14 Cliff Burton Bass Solo... R.I.P. Cliff 🤘
New Sub…MORE Metallica!!!
Cliffs solo at 8:13 is beautiful
Once again hitting the bangers . 🤘🏼. RIP Cliff
Thank you guys! R.I.P. Cliff, we miss you! 🤘
You guys are my favorite reactors because you're musically knowledgeable and know what's going on and level of difficulty or lack thereof. Always enjoy the commentary of smart musicians. You know how to appreciate what's good.
Their first album dropped in 1983 I think called Kill em’ all
Guitar Hero Metallica introduced this song to me. Loved playing it
if you guys are taking anymore metallica requests, i would love to see what you guys would think of the And Justice For All Album
Just found your channel I'm subscribing that jam sounds something the Terminator would listen to 😂
Call of Ktulu is another badass instrumental from Metallica -beautiful, menacing, and even more.
I was leaning on the Stage in Kansas City directly in front of Cliff, the Dude blew me away. Im sure He knew it too, because he came right up to me smiled and gave me the remainder of his Heineken, nodded his head and stepped back...during this jam session! He made that Bass makes sounds that I have never heard before..
Welcome to a new world for you! Can’t wait for more Metallica reactions. Gonna be fun!
One of the best instrumentals ever!!! 8 minutes go by and you were like where were the words?
You boys are in for one hell of a ride with Metallica! Buckle up!
ahhhhh shiiiiiit-stepping the game up, gonna hit this when i get home from work, thanks fellas
You guys just opened a door to a whole new type of music... mettalica is like a musical band.. the more you listen to the songs the more you will understand why
Orion is 1s tMetallica? Nice. One of my fav songs off the album
Largest concert in history Moscow 1991 1.6 million in attendance, look up Metallica enter sandman Moscow you’ve never or ever will see anything like that
No lyrics needed ! R.I.P. (Cliff Burton) ❤️🙏🏻🥲
……..by the the way, great reaction & you guys rock 💪🏾💪🏾💪🏾💪🏾
That little solo you hear almost on the final of the song in the slow part,that's a bass,that's Cliff Burton👊🤘 R.I.P CLIFF
This is the best song I sing on Karaoke!
Y'all get it
Metallica is my second favorite band, after Pink Floyd.
🔥🔥🔥🔥
That is my favorite Metallica song hands down. This was written by their late bassist Cliff Burton. Bass all over the place.
My all time fav bass player/ conducted and there’s been a lot of them allllot but Cliff is special cuz he loved n could do it all riparadise 🤘😔🙏
Oh man. Prep for a ride gettin into these cats. They’re lyrics are pretty deep. People miss that with joe fast and heavy they were. Incredible band 🔥
I was somewhere around Barstow, on the edge of the desert, when the drugs began to take hold. But Metallica saved my life. Thank you.
You guys aren’t supposed to do Metallica without me😂😂😂😂, great reaction once again.
SO MUCH Metallic for you guys to review....!
It's going to be fun...! ( And Justice For All album is my fav)
Crazy that you picked this one first.
Great reaction guys!! From the same album you should do Master of puppets, considered the best Heavy Metal song ever. Do the lyric video or the a live version (Quebec Magnetic 2009) and take a look to the lyrics. You won't regret!! 🤘🏼🎶
Is this y’all first Metallica reaction. Cause I don’t see any on your UA-cam page. Had to edit Have to do More Metallica. There’s so many Don’t know where to start but try the song Ride the Lighting off of The album Ride the Lighting
Start with Kill em All for an all time thrash classic
👍😎
6:00 lights blunt
GREAT Rabbit Hole to get reaction to.. Metallica, then on to some Megadeth!!!