@@matutegamer9255i think kirk made the bass solo at the end. They just split the solo in two. Kirk played the first half and cliff played the latter half.
If you want to assess how good of a songwriter Jason truly was, check out Flotsam and Jetsam, especially their debut album, Doomsday for The Deceiver. Jason was the main songwriter on that record and that album is truly a thrash masterpiece.
Cliff was taken too soon. It would be so cool to see him in the band still. Don’t get me wrong, Jason and Rob were and are great, but Cliff was on another level. RIP
That riff that Robert wrote on The Day that Never Comes is the highlight of that entire album for me. They should’ve made that the main riff of the song. The chugging is so sick.
@@BudderChicken101 To be honest that riff has always been the lowlight of the song for me. It sounds like the dah dun dun dun, dah dun dun dun part in for whom the bell rolls intro, with a tail off that ruins it
Regarding My Friend Of Misery: Thats only half true. He wrote an massively more complex intro riff (you can here him play it 1-3 times live) and Hetfield himself then cut it down to this what we are right now hearing.
We all know that. He played more than 3 times, as you can see it was regularly played during 1991 until 1999, there is a demo of it in riff tapes as well.
Not only a full intro similar to orion's interlude (in a way) but also a strummed solo. Which is quite impressive bc doing such an accurate and fast strumming pattern is way harder on a bass than on an acoustic guitar
Andriy Vasylenko has a video (forgot which one) where he speculated that not only did Cliff write the distorted guitar riff in the call of ktulu that fits with Mustaine’s riff but also the harmony at the end
I've read at Revolver Magazine "10 facts of And Justice for All you didn't know" that according to James Cliff wrote the main riff and the "built up" riff from To Live is to Die. Also Orion is 80% Cliff at least. He wrote the bass intro, the bass bridge and the entire interlude. The main riff was added by James using the chord progression that Cliff used in the bass intro. And the galloping riff was a guitar version of the bass bridge.
Клифф оставил наследие, которое пытаются постичь в процессе совершенства игры на бассу. Джейсон показал, что трэш-метал и хард-рок звучит и качает на бассу также мощно, как и на гитаре. Роб...ну, он показал, что можно играть на бассу и быть мемом :)
There are some errors and some omissions: -That part of "CALL OF KTULU" is written by Mustaine, Metallica never gives credits for guitar/bass solos, in all likely Cliff wrote the breakdown at minute 6:56 of the song. -On "FOR WHOM" Cliff didn't wrote just the intro but also the iconic main riff at 0:55 of the song. -On "FADE TO BLACK" Cliff wrote the iconic breakdown/bridge (the rest of the song is James and the outro is Kirk). -James have confirmed that Cliff wrote the main heavy riff of "TO LIVE IS TO DIE" during the MoP sessions and they build the song around that as a tribute (the melodic interlude is James).
There are also ommissions with Robert Trujillo -The riff from "Lords of Summer" that appears in the deluxe edition of the "Hardwired" album -Some riff of the "Screaming Suicide" song out of 72 Seasons
@@MiguelGutierrez-vs9zu I think that on "Sceaming Suicide" is that cool bridge that begins with just the syncopated guitar riff and than the gallop bass came sweeping in. But the intro also sounds like something wrote by Robert.
Apparently, Cliff was the exception, and he was credited not only for the harmonized part, but also for "leading bass"... whatever that means. Which is kinda ironic given that Kirk wasn't credited for quite the same on RTL the song
@@maddiethemadovich It's true that in the lyrics booklet under the list of writers for the song (Hetfield,Ulrich,Burton,Mustaine) there's the line "Lead Bass by Cliff Burton" but that has nothing to do with the credits. He's credited only because he wrote a specific section of the piece and the climax of the song with the harmonized guitars before the return of the intro arpeggio is in his classic style (like the climax before the outro on "Creeping Death" or the intro and the coda of "For Whom The Bells Tolls"). If it was only for his solo behind Mustaine's riff there would' be only the tag "Lead Bass by..." without his name in the credits.
In to live is to die Cliff made a demo which became the interlude after implementing it to the guitar and probably the intro, there is a video of James's tapes from 1986 where James is jamming maybe with Cliff and it's the intro
Bob Rock composed all of the bass parts for the entire St Anger album, so it's likely that some of the riffs in those songs were influenced by him in some way or another, especially considering he also produced the album.
There is one mistake....Ride The Lightning ....The intro was composed by Lars no Cliff, and then James harmonized it, the main riff and the spider chord was Dave Mustaine....James wrote the lyrics, the vocal melody and the chorus and the pre-solo riffs and all the riffs under the solo. Cliff Burton wrote the Outro.
I'm very sure jason, cliff and rob wrote more, being credited as a songwriter doesnt mean u wrote a riff, lars hasnt made any riff and is always a songwriter, jason is credited in only 3 cause he barely helped write the songs, u can see it in the black album documentary, it was only james, lars and bob rock, and lars never made a riff, he just helped write the song structure
Wdym Lars hasnt made any riff? Surely 1 riff from the 113 songs Metallica has wrote and he got credited totally makes sense!!!!!!! I mean yeah, AJFA has some of Jason style from Flotsam and Jetsam, not just on Blackened.
I've already picked an error. The start of ride the lightning. Cliff didn't write that. Lars did. It's like the only thing he's actually written on a guitar.
@@Ryu_Ake Yeah I saw it after I wrote my comment and went back through. But harmonies or no harmonies, and text or no text , you can't take the only riff Lars has ever wrote away from him and give it to Cliff.
WAS THAT INAMORATA LIVE IN THE BACKGROUND? PLEASE I NEED TO KNOW I CANT FIND IT ANYWHERE IVE BEEN WAITING DAY ONE SINCE THE ALBUM CAME OUT FOR THEM TO PLAY IT LIVE ITS THE BEST MODERN METALLICA SONG
@@Ryu_Ake maybe. I looked for anything about Lars playing guitar - or anything. All I found are videos that clearly shows he can't play. 🤣 Apparently that's how Glenn Danzig "wrote" some of his songs, too.
@@Ryu_Akewhen writing AJFA, James and Lars were kinda battling each other. For example, in One James wrote the "Machine Gun riff" and I can picture him saying "let's see if you can come up with something like that". Or in the title track Lars wrote the drum version of the main riff so James had to come up with something
Cliff didn't write the intro for Damage inc, but he came up with the idea to use it. The song is called Komm Susser Tod (Come Sweet Death) by Bach, he played it, then reversed it so he wouldn't get copyrighted.
Cliff wrote almost everything on orion......What a song!!!!
Everything apart from the solos is his, his dad said it
@@matutegamer9255i think kirk made the bass solo at the end. They just split the solo in two. Kirk played the first half and cliff played the latter half.
@@benferris2764i red that Cliff wrote all or almost solos and due to some circumstances shared some with Cliff
James actually wrote the first half of Orion I don't know why people think cliff wrote the whole thing.
It’s a real shame that he never played Orion when he was alive.
It's amazing how many riffs Cliff wrote compared to Jason and Robert. He was Metallica's self influence.
jason wrote manny riffs and songs but dick head james didnt want jasons ideas and riffs.
Bc they didn’t let the others
This is why it’s hard to assess how good of a player Jason was. In the biggest gig he was a part of his contributions were consistently minimized.
@@rjamesyorkYeah, Metallica didn't let him compose more just because he wasn't Cliff. But he had a lot of talent.
If you want to assess how good of a songwriter Jason truly was, check out Flotsam and Jetsam, especially their debut album, Doomsday for The Deceiver. Jason was the main songwriter on that record and that album is truly a thrash masterpiece.
Cliff was taken too soon. It would be so cool to see him in the band still. Don’t get me wrong, Jason and Rob were and are great, but Cliff was on another level. RIP
That riff that Robert wrote on The Day that Never Comes is the highlight of that entire album for me. They should’ve made that the main riff of the song. The chugging is so sick.
Cool take but I don’t hear any chugging during the riff
@@BudderChicken101
To be honest that riff has always been the lowlight of the song for me.
It sounds like the dah dun dun dun, dah dun dun dun part in for whom the bell rolls intro, with a tail off that ruins it
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Regarding My Friend Of Misery: Thats only half true. He wrote an massively more complex intro riff (you can here him play it 1-3 times live) and Hetfield himself then cut it down to this what we are right now hearing.
We all know that. He played more than 3 times, as you can see it was regularly played during 1991 until 1999, there is a demo of it in riff tapes as well.
Not only a full intro similar to orion's interlude (in a way) but also a strummed solo. Which is quite impressive bc doing such an accurate and fast strumming pattern is way harder on a bass than on an acoustic guitar
My friend of misery, best intro. I love this song.
Andriy Vasylenko has a video (forgot which one) where he speculated that not only did Cliff write the distorted guitar riff in the call of ktulu that fits with Mustaine’s riff but also the harmony at the end
I've read at Revolver Magazine "10 facts of And Justice for All you didn't know" that according to James Cliff wrote the main riff and the "built up" riff from To Live is to Die. Also Orion is 80% Cliff at least. He wrote the bass intro, the bass bridge and the entire interlude. The main riff was added by James using the chord progression that Cliff used in the bass intro. And the galloping riff was a guitar version of the bass bridge.
For Whom the Bell Tolls intro is probably the most iconic bass line ever
3:08 Why i can hear bass in blackened?
ManUNkind idea was wasted just keeping it to the intro, it should have been the main idea of the song. It's beautiful and very sabbath-y
Клифф оставил наследие, которое пытаются постичь в процессе совершенства игры на бассу.
Джейсон показал, что трэш-метал и хард-рок звучит и качает на бассу также мощно, как и на гитаре.
Роб...ну, он показал, что можно играть на бассу и быть мемом :)
Джейсон показал как сделать 3 лучших песни в альбоме, даже когда все идут тебе на перекор
Rob is technically much better than Cliff and Jason, and he wrote amazing riffs in the last three albums.
The my friend of misery ending at the end of the video was beautiful
Lars wrote the Ride the Lightning intro, cliff just made the harmony
Thats why the * text above.
👍 @@Ryu_Ake
You're underrated bro, keep putting out quality content
Where the Wild Things Are is so underrated
Robert also wrote the main riff in "That Was Just Your Life"
to live is to die, the acoustic intro is burton
Its amazing how its bass on the damage inc intro
There are some errors and some omissions:
-That part of "CALL OF KTULU" is written by Mustaine, Metallica never gives credits for guitar/bass solos, in all likely Cliff wrote the breakdown at minute 6:56 of the song.
-On "FOR WHOM" Cliff didn't wrote just the intro but also the iconic main riff at 0:55 of the song.
-On "FADE TO BLACK" Cliff wrote the iconic breakdown/bridge (the rest of the song is James and the outro is Kirk).
-James have confirmed that Cliff wrote the main heavy riff of "TO LIVE IS TO DIE" during the MoP sessions and they build the song around that as a tribute (the melodic interlude is James).
There are also ommissions with Robert Trujillo
-The riff from "Lords of Summer" that appears in the deluxe edition of the "Hardwired" album
-Some riff of the "Screaming Suicide" song out of 72 Seasons
@@MiguelGutierrez-vs9zu I think that on "Sceaming Suicide" is that cool bridge that begins with just the syncopated guitar riff and than the gallop bass came sweeping in.
But the intro also sounds like something wrote by Robert.
Apparently, Cliff was the exception, and he was credited not only for the harmonized part, but also for "leading bass"... whatever that means. Which is kinda ironic given that Kirk wasn't credited for quite the same on RTL the song
@@maddiethemadovich It's true that in the lyrics booklet under the list of writers for the song (Hetfield,Ulrich,Burton,Mustaine) there's the line "Lead Bass by Cliff Burton" but that has nothing to do with the credits. He's credited only because he wrote a specific section of the piece and the climax of the song with the harmonized guitars before the return of the intro arpeggio is in his classic style (like the climax before the outro on "Creeping Death" or the intro and the coda of "For Whom The Bells Tolls"). If it was only for his solo behind Mustaine's riff there would' be only the tag "Lead Bass by..." without his name in the credits.
Didn’t cliff wrote to live is to die by spoken few words 🔥🔥🔥🔥
I mean yeah but here is just riffs
@@Ryu_Ake didn't Cliff write the intro/outro riff?
In to live is to die Cliff made a demo which became the interlude after implementing it to the guitar and probably the intro, there is a video of James's tapes from 1986 where James is jamming maybe with Cliff and it's the intro
Happy new year to you too :)
6:01 what’s the music in the background from?
@@Ztrain360 my friend of misery live 2021
Another great video to end a great year for the channel! Keep on uploading pleaseee
I just knew Kirk wrote that riff in chasing light.
Robert definitely wrote the middle breakdown riff in Spit Out the Bone.
No he didn’t.
Bob Rock composed all of the bass parts for the entire St Anger album, so it's likely that some of the riffs in those songs were influenced by him in some way or another, especially considering he also produced the album.
Cliff also wrote the palm muted chug part of for whom the bell tolls
Cliff was magic.
Good Good
didnt lars come up with the ride the lighting intro?
he did, cliff just harmonized it.
and dave actually wrote it, lars just came up with the rough melody of it
@@P1kaSans dave wrote the riff following this one Lars and Cliff wrote
@RyuAkefu he wrote the rif right before "someone help me, oh please God help me".
@@Rattlehead-gy9ct and also the intro. He wrote 2 riffs on this song
ride the lightning as an album would have been an average metal album if it were not for cliff
Hahahahha no!
It's a shame that Cliff was the only one who had complete freedom of composition.😢
I played the intro of Damage Inc. in Keyboard and the tone was "Almost Similar"
happy new year Ake !
The intro of Ride The Lightning wrote by Lars, not Cliff.
Theres a * text bro.
@@Ryu_Ake yeah...sry
"Screaming Suicide" hat auch Roberts Beitrag im Impressum
There is one mistake....Ride The Lightning ....The intro was composed by Lars no Cliff, and then James harmonized it, the main riff and the spider chord was Dave Mustaine....James wrote the lyrics, the vocal melody and the chorus and the pre-solo riffs and all the riffs under the solo.
Cliff Burton wrote the Outro.
Want a second, is that inamorata at the end of the video?
My Friend of Misery
cliff also wrote the riff david bowie like in master of puppets !!
Wait, what ‘bout to live is to die?
Officially, only the poem. In interviews it is said that he wrote the intro but since its pretty controversial, I didnt add it
Right the lighting intro is lars`
Thats why the * on the title and the text above it
What did Cliff write on Fade to Black?
Not sure, thats why I didnt add, thought it was the outro but apparently it was Kirk
Cliff is like God's voice.
Didn't lars write the intro harmony on ride the lightning?
Yes cliff added the harmony
What about inamorata
not written by rob. He doesn't has credits on there.
I'm very sure jason, cliff and rob wrote more, being credited as a songwriter doesnt mean u wrote a riff, lars hasnt made any riff and is always a songwriter, jason is credited in only 3 cause he barely helped write the songs, u can see it in the black album documentary, it was only james, lars and bob rock, and lars never made a riff, he just helped write the song structure
Wdym Lars hasnt made any riff? Surely 1 riff from the 113 songs Metallica has wrote and he got credited totally makes sense!!!!!!!
I mean yeah, AJFA has some of Jason style from Flotsam and Jetsam, not just on Blackened.
The Black Album? Hit play on the first track and that’s Kirk’s riff lol. It wasn’t only Lars, James and Bob. Kirk contributed too.
0:32 - Lars wrote that intro, not Cliff.
Yes, Lars Wrote The Intro...
Cliff Added The Harmony...
I've already picked an error.
The start of ride the lightning.
Cliff didn't write that.
Lars did. It's like the only thing he's actually written on a guitar.
My brother, thats why there is a * with the explanation above
@@Ryu_Ake
Yeah I saw it after I wrote my comment and went back through. But harmonies or no harmonies, and text or no text , you can't take the only riff Lars has ever wrote away from him and give it to Cliff.
I think that the pre-solo riff was written by Cliff
What song
@@Ryu_Ake fade to black
@@yocho8542 no, Kirk said it was him in an interview
Ride the Lightning intro riff was actually Lars'.
WAS THAT INAMORATA LIVE IN THE BACKGROUND? PLEASE I NEED TO KNOW I CANT FIND IT ANYWHERE IVE BEEN WAITING DAY ONE SINCE THE ALBUM CAME OUT FOR THEM TO PLAY IT LIVE ITS THE BEST MODERN METALLICA SONG
Also I love your content btw happy new year 😊
Actually its My Friend of Misery live, Inamorata hasnt been played yet
They will play it later this year I believe
@@The_Great_Letter_E i hope so in south american tour
Eu gosto dos 3, mas eu gosto mais do Cliff, e as vezes eu jogo uma parte do meu cabelo pro lado pra eu ficar lembrando Jason 😂😂😂😂
James is the greatest metal guitarist ever. His leads are very underrated. His rhythm playing speaks for itself
Lars wrote music??? I didn't know he played anything but drums...
I can imagine him writing this one like: "Guys, I was imagining a riff that could sound like this:" then mimicks this riff singing
@@Ryu_Ake maybe. I looked for anything about Lars playing guitar - or anything. All I found are videos that clearly shows he can't play. 🤣
Apparently that's how Glenn Danzig "wrote" some of his songs, too.
@@Ryu_Akewhen writing AJFA, James and Lars were kinda battling each other. For example, in One James wrote the "Machine Gun riff" and I can picture him saying "let's see if you can come up with something like that". Or in the title track Lars wrote the drum version of the main riff so James had to come up with something
Cliff didn't write the intro for Damage inc, but he came up with the idea to use it. The song is called Komm Susser Tod (Come Sweet Death) by Bach, he played it, then reversed it so he wouldn't get copyrighted.
Any one here a bass player 👇🙋
hi
@@Ryu_Ake your a bass player to nice🤘
1:43 *stolen*
Dave wrote all the guitar riffs and rhythm parts for all 4 of Metallica’s albums. The band ran out of ideas on the black album ..
That's a bunch of crap: Post solo riff from Puppets was stolen from Andy Warhol (David Bowie) song.
🤓
Why was the "that's a bunch of crap" necessary lol
The riff from Andy Warhol was copied for the come crawling faster part
Doesn't matter stolen or not. You metalheads just love crying over everything.
No disrespect to Metallica, but when Cliff died, they died. I only know and love the first 3 albums. Mustaine and Cliff was Metallica to me.