College Student's FIRST TIME Hearing Master of Puppets | Metallica Reaction

[@andyandalex]

This song was killer, loved the instrumentals, the lyrics, the overall structure, all of it. Can’t believe I hadn’t heard this before, I’ve got to explore more Metallica, what would you guys recommend next? 😁🔥🤟🏻

[@mikeembleton8713]

My first concert was Bad Company at the Metro Arena Newcastle upon tyne UK. Just a couple of years ago because when I was younger I didn't make enough money. So my wife Linda knew I like Bad Company so we both went and man they were fantastic. Paul Rodgers vocals was amazing. Can't get enough was spot on Shooting Star was the best. Stay lucky stay safe Mike UK.

[@johnmccullough6540]

“Whiplash”! 🤟🔥🤟

[@seancroke5261]

Andy, if you guys want to check out Phish. A good starting point would be the songs Moma Dance, and Free from Phish live in Brooklyn. The songs segway right into one another. I can send a link to the videos if you cant find them. You won't regret it. Have a great day gentleman, and keep the videos coming.👍

[@andyandalex]

@Sean Croke Thanks friend!

[@ANationalAcrobat]

Not a huge Metallica fan, but maybe ”Fight Fire with Fire”, ”One” or ”Welcome Home (Sanitarium)”.

[@nishravioli]

What sets Metallica apart from other metal bands is the quality of their songwriting and emotional musicality. Cliff, their late bassist, was classically trained and a killer writer of melody. Their instrumental 'Orion' is a straight up masterpiece of musical composition. You could also check out 'Fade to Black' for a slower ballad-style piece, or look to 'One' for one of their most iconic songs ever

[@soakedbearrd]

Orion is just dope, probably my favorite metallica and I have easily over 30+ songs from them in my library.

[@WarrenCromartie2]

Good to hear this song again. I was never a big fan of this band, but their first three albums were excellent. I saw them live on the Mater of Puppets tour and they were fantastic. What they done after that left me cold.

[@glassmasterflash]

I saw Metallica at my first concert at the Monsters of Rock festival in 1987. I still love them.

[@JayAldred]

Donington Park?

[@glassmasterflash]

@@JayAldred West Germany - Mettallica, Ratt, Cinderella, Deo, Helloween, Deep Purple, Pretty Maids

[@JayAldred]

Very cool! My first big concert was at Castle Donington (Donington Park, UK) also 1987, I was only 16 years old.. Bon Jovi - Dio -Metallica - Anthrax - W.A.S.P. - Cinderella -The Bailey Brothers (DJs) It was an amazing experience and one that will always stay with me, Master of Puppets/Garage days set from Metallica, Among the Living from Anthrax and an incredible stage show from WASP. The crowd was pretty divided with half glam/half thrash. They naturally separated in the crowd, glam on on side, thrash on the other and launched plastic bottles full of piss at each other for most of the day ;)

[@glassmasterflash]

@@JayAldred Cool, I was 14 and it was pretty next level for me at the time. I saw wasp a few years later on the headless children tour. They put on a good show. Its cool to see the next generation getting into our old school metal. Watching these reactions takes me back to when I first hear these bands too.

[@JayAldred]

It is fantastic to see younger people experiencing mid 80's thrash, such a glorious time in music!

[@ArtifisticA]

Dude on the right looks like a dude I went to hs with. Still owes me $5 from 1992 for a sack of weed. Where's my weed man? :|

[@soakedbearrd]

Thats his son dude, he took that nickle bag and fucked some swag around the block

[@chrisbibber6199]

AHHHH! The days of yore; when getting blazed was cheap. How I miss them.

[@Krysdavar]

ha ha sounds about right.

[@rubey2649]

And the dude on the left looks like some dude I went to high school with that I paid 5 bucks to do my homework but I never paid him. Oh wait, I did pay him, I took his lunch money and paid him with that

[@futurewavecs]

Two Dollars!

[@BlGGESTBROTHER]

I love how he made the stank face as soon as he heard that first riff. That's the sign of some good ass metal \m/

[@objimbo]

That was a lot of fun to watch you two. It felt like Andy left the room for a while and was completely off in the music. And seeing Alex smile about 5 seconds before the solo was great, because he knew Kirk was about to go off! You had to hear this song, Andy. There are great songs and there are seminal songs, songs that are so unique and so damn good that they're part of a band's identity. Like Stairway To Heaven, Yes's Roundabout and Bohemian Rhapsody. You gotta hear them to get a feel for the band. And that's Master of Puppets. This song will never grow old.

[@andyandalex]

@Jim O'Fallon Well said man!

[@alexfromandyandalex8032]

Agreed👌🏻 and yea sometimes you hit that rhythm in a new song and it takes you places. We actually just did a video (I won’t spoil it) but it has me in the same leaving the building place that Andy was in. Thanks for your comment

[@InAnotherLife90]

boomer

[@mikepalmer1971]

I seen them in 89 and when they played this song I thought the place was going to explode from the raw energy in the crowd. Freaking amazing to experience.

[@MrDarkbard]

I´m happy for this younglings.

[@imweakfordeaky]

I have an idea for you, Andy and Alex! You like Queen AND you like Metallica? Do a “two-fer” reaction... 2 song tracks back-to-back: 1) Queen: Stone Cold Crazy THEN 2) Metallica: Stone Cold Crazy (their cover of YEP, Queen’s song!)

[@andyandalex]

@I’m Weak For Deaky Sounds interesting! Thanks for the tip!

[@alexfromandyandalex8032]

I vote. Yes as well

[@ANationalAcrobat]

Another good one ”Sabbra Cadabra”, both original by Black Sabbath and Metallica’s cover. You know which one I prefer, but that would make a nice back-to-back too.

[@satchfan2010]

Metallica played at Freddie Mercury's tribute concert. They also recorded a cover of 'Stone Cold Crazy.'

[@theCelticDragon1]

Could do a series on Metallica covers and their originals haha, Astronomy or Am i evil would be cool too.

[@kimd5409]

It makes me smile to see young people reacting to the music I have loved for 30 + years,rock on boys!

[@Huckleberry500]

Bobble heads react to Master of Puppets

[@pugshorty9852]

lmao :-)

[@henrymorgan3420]

That was fuckin hilarious but true

[@bobdillashaw4360]

😂😂😂

[@crookedcolumn]

I guess you don't bob your head when you listen to music? Just lay there like a turd, huh?

[@stephenpemberton9943]

Im 69!!..Suck it!!✌😂👍

[@ejross118]

Disposable Heroes off Master of Puppets

[@chaost4544]

That song could be their best song, imo.

[@andreshernandez1180]

Erik Ross pretty much every song from that album

[@richarddimeck4578]

Fucking awesome tune...second in my mind only to ORION

[@John57945]

D Heroes is good but Damage Inc. edges it out just a tad because I love the riff in Damage Inc. It is so BAD ASS!

[@daweez60]

My first concert was Led Zeppelin 1977 in the Seattle Kingdome. It was one of the last American concerts for them. Always have loved LZ and still listen to them to this day.

[@jts2398]

Hey guys. Been really digging your channel! My first concert was Chicago with the Beach Boys. I was (still am) a HUGE Chicago fan and getting to watch them do "25 or 6 to 4" with Terry Kath playing guitar is one my all time concert highlights. Peace and love, brothers.

[@gregkuehle4722]

First concert that I ever went to was in 1974 at the Cow Palace in SF..... the Allman Brothers, with Marshal Tucker Band & the Outlaws. We caught a ride to the show from my sisters boy friend, and after, we had the balls to hitch hike back to Napa Valley in North Cal....it took 5 plus hours... to get back home all told. What a great show and an AWESOME memory. Just so you know, I'm an old dude ;) but still rockin'

[@davidmartin9715]

I love how the middle interlude part takes you to the high of getting your hit then down to a slow hammering grind once that hit wears off and you're fiending for the next one, just musically compliments lyrical theme.

[@michaelfindlay5129]

There are actually 2 guitarists alternating back and forth....they both are killing it!

[@SonicVolcanoify]

Yeah, you fixed the sound issue! Amazing guys. Keep on rockin' :)

[@alexfromandyandalex8032]

Thanks! Glad it worked.

[@rogerbraswelljr.923]

Metallica "The thing that should not be" live in Seattle 1989. This will melt your face off

[@ErinLees]

This is a song that shows that one of their influences was actually early Queen. They covered the Queen song "Stone Cold Crazy" & James Hetfield performed with John, Brian & Roger at the tribute for Freddie in 1992.

[@mustangdebbie56]

It's a short song so you could do both album version and live version. Most people will say do the one at the Rainbow, but I like the Houston version because they are crazier and more raw.

[@salet2096]

Listen Queen - More of that jazz

[@ErinLees]

@@salet2096 Love that one. Great mix of Roger's growly voice & his falsetto.

[@sonusworld666]

There was also Tony Iommi of Black Sabbath along with James, Roger, Brian and John

[@kevinsalazar9534]

Fade to Black... Fade to Black... Fade to Black... Fade to Black... Fade to Black... Fade to Black...

[@josefinaduran4636]

Don't forget fade to black!!!!

[@Azazil.levthn]

I want fade to black

[@Azazil.levthn]

I want suicide

[@ThomasJ_Music]

This definitely should have lost a letter each time until it faded to black

[@therealdrmatt8383]

Dude, great video. The song is about drug addiction - how the drug is your master and you are the puppet. Your desire for drugs is the only thing that matters. You know it will kill you but you look for it anyway. The slow interlude in the middle is representing the lull that heroin gives, your withdrawal from society. Then as the music picks up, you’re searching for more. It’s one of the greatest songs ever. Glad you found it and I can’t wait to watch your reactions to more Metallica and other great bands.

[@wallyboy6666]

Enjoy watching you completely immerse yourself in the experience. - also I hope you keep Alex as a regular.

[@simondangerfield5318]

Metallica are just the greatest band ever purely from their first four albums. I love Megadeth when they peak (Rust in Peace) and Guns n Roses Appetite for Destruction is class too but Metallica have four albums where every song is good and most are great.

[@thedirtyblonde666]

As a Metallica fan for 35 years, that was fun to watch.

[@archstanton9073]

You NEEED to do Orion. It's one of the best metal instrumentals of all time.

[@bubyacobozzi1457]

6:43... that guitar lick always causes an involuntary face melting. even by the dude on the right who probably heard this song a million times

[@gwenierobinson]

My first real concert was The Ramones! Still listen to them.

[@LadyGigglesnort]

Huge congrats for 10k subs.

[@andyandalex]

@Debb C. Millard Thanks!! 😁🔥

[@LadyGigglesnort]

I go offline for 2 weeks and you’ve got new 3k of subscribers. Congrats chaps.

[@OneStar-76]

Wow I just watched myself 20 something years ago go through the same experience! Im 43 now... Thats a fkn trip lol Still love em

[@SouthTexasRocker1]

I just discovered your reaction channel, guys. Great job so far. My first concert was in 1981 when I was 14. Iron Maiden (mostly unknown in the U.S. at the time) opening for Judas Priest. Fuck yes, I still listen to and love these bands. I've got tickets to see Judas Priest next month and Iron Maiden in September! Rock on!!

[@YharnamOfLordran]

I saw them in 2005, when I was a senior in high school. Godsmack opened for them. It is one of the most memorable moments of my life.

[@dono624]

Metallica is flawless, especially in their first 6 albums. I love seeing the younger generation experience it for the first time, reminds me of how we felt when these albums were first coming out, or when their demo was floating around.

[@fried2styles]

Great video!!! it reminds me of driving around back in high school with my friend James in his old Mustang, listening to this on cassette!!! We listened to it so much, we wore off the writing and it was bone white! For something a bit more gritty, try "Harvester of Sorrow" You won't be disappointed!!!

[@SSGregory]

1986 was such a crazy good year for metal. So many good albums came out that year... and this was the best. Hands down.

[@terryberkshire5504]

Metallica was my first concert in ‘92 when they played by themselves, ( prior to co-headlining with G-N-R and Faith No More as openers). It was the best $40 I ever spent on a concert as it was a 4&1/2 hour show. I still listen to Metallica every day.

[@michaeldinsen7641]

FNM is the most underrated band ever along with Queensryche

[@ANationalAcrobat]

I think you’d be blown away by Death Angel - ”The Ultra-Violence”. They were all under age of 20 during the recording, and their drummer only 14.

[@shellywoo]

Yeah you fixed the sound, good work! 😊 I used to LOVE the Metallica guitar hero, awesome cranking the volume and feeling like you were playing through a Metallica concert! I always liked Nothing Else Matters, bit of a slow one though.

[@ladyruby684]

Awesome to see you really getting into it. Takes me back to high school. Good pick.

[@blueeyes1110]

this was posted on my birthday how cool was it was Metallica's best ,my first concert was a Canadian band called Honeymoon Suite who 33 yrs later is still my favorite music artist from my home country also seen Metallica in '89 n '91 in my city in Atlantic Canada which is impressive lol

[@ClaytonMacleod]

Metallica has two guitar players. The singer, James Hetfield, usually plays rhythm guitar and writes most of the riffs, but also takes a solo now and then. This song is one where he does take a solo, and the first solo you hear during the slower part of the song is him. Later, the faster solo when the song gets fast again is Kirk Hammett. He’s the usual lead guitar player in the band, and so most solos you hear are by him.

[@bryansproles2879]

Next one from this same disc should be either Battery, Damage Inc, or one of the BEST metal instrumentals ever made - Orion.

[@jeremybilbrey1133]

my first time seeing Metallica was on the and justice tour..they are a very solid live band. I have seen quiet a few times since.

[@mrspgp]

ha, when the switch up happened, he looked over and his face was sayin, "bro, just wait!" priceless man! glad to see young ppl discovering this amazingggg music, metallica live is an otherworldly experience! they are supposed to be doing some festivals in 2020 if james gets his shit back in order, take this boy to a live show please! i saw them in 3/2019 & it was like back in the day, they still go hard! so epic! ✌🏼guys you have great taste in music 🤘🏼🤘🏼 /m\

[@gwenierobinson]

I’m a true longtime fan of Metallica. I favor their older work the best so I would focus on their first 3-4 albums. However, they’ve definitely put out some gems since those days, including Hero For A Day. (I will include a link at the bottom to that song performed live back when it was released and James Hetfield’s voice is perfection even live). Here’s the list I recommend from the first 4 albums: Motorbreath, Seek & Destroy, Fight Fire With Fire, For Whom The Bell Tolls, Fade To Black, Creeping Death, The Call of Ktulu, Battery, Disposable Heroes, Orion, The Shortest Straw, Harvester of Sorrow. Out of all of those, Battery is one their hardest/fastest and it’s great. Creeping Death is kick ass. Fade To Black is a true work of art and has one of my favorite guitar solos of all time (the outro too!) and, last but not least, Orion is an instrumental masterpiece! Metallica is an amazing band, each of its members truly talented. I hope you grow to enjoy Metallica as much as I have over the years. Thanks to both of you for doing GREAT reactions! Keep it up. Metallica - Hero of the day Live Barcelona '96 kzbin.info/www/bejne/i160d42Ber9snKs

[@charliemac64]

My first concert was Ted Nugent, 1980, El Paso, TX. The Romantics opened for him. I went because my parents finally decided I could go to a concert, and that was the first one I could get tickets for. Ted was just beginning his slide into what he became.

[@scottspoerlein1650]

This song is 33 years old and absolutely revolutionary at the time it was released in '86. Yes the message was being a slave to drugs.

[@jbrlvegasram9815]

Led Zeppelin was my first concert in 1975 at a Day On The Green at the Oakland colosium. I worked at a Chevron station and i told my boss I was going to need that day off to go to a concert. He said ok, but when the day came he said I had to work. I said i was going to the concert and he said if I went, I should turn in my uniforms. So i went home, got all of my uniforms and gave them to him. It was worth it, Judas Priest opened, then Derringer and finally after about a 3 hour wait Led Zeppelin came out. I don't know if it was all of the drugs that were being passed around or the music, but it was a fucking trip I'll never forget. By the way, it was was another Day On The Green 9 years later that I saw Metallica opening up for The Scorpions just before they went on their European trip.

[@patsstuffclark9522]

I was at that concert too!!!!

[@trevcornwall8160]

Same! My first concert was Metallica when I was 18 On the Load tour a la Cunning Stunts! What an experience! Blew me away!

[@deathmagnetic12085]

Lucky!!!

[@trevcornwall8160]

@zach w Very lucky!!!

[@metalmanny666]

Dude in the left with a Led Zeppelin tee and has never heard Master of Puppets!? I find that hard to believe.

[@andyandalex]

@wintersnake Just started getting into good music about 2 years ago, I didn’t know how sad my lack my musical exploration was until I started making these vids lol

[@Megadevilsman]

Not sure if you're aware or have been told prior to this post but, the music is also the roller coaster ride you go on while you're an addict. The Beginning of the song ( the crave)… the light instrumental is ( the euphoric feeling while on it) the ending (the crash and craving all over again)...well written and well arranged musically .

[@Sneak65]

Back in the day when Metallica was good! Great stuff!

[@sydIRISH]

They're still good, you just may not like what they've evolved into. But they still outwork EVERYONE. They're not a band...they're a BRAND.

[@Sneak65]

@@sydIRISH Agree. I was not as big a fan of the evolution as I am the band itself. Metallica is a pioneer of music. For that they deserve respect.

[@ejross118]

While not MOP I think Spit of the Bone holds if you want to hear decent new stuff?

[@Merlinsgames]

My first concert was Rush/Styx in Seattle. Although I thought Rush was awesome I had the feeling was working harder for the fans. I think it was the first tour with Tommy Shaw, who learned all of Styx's songs in a week, he and JY's guitar work must have sped up my pulse rate to double. Check out Styx's Witch Wolf, Suit Madame Blue, or Man of Miracles. You won't be sorry on any or all of them!

[@matthewdrake4385]

Probably one of the top Metallica songs out there. One and Whom the bell tolls I recommend as well. Oh, and they are GREAT live.

[@ork_oz]

React to metallica- Creeling death live in Moscow 1991 pls but live pls

[@allisonjae3152]

My first concert was Heart in 1979. It was be cool if you could do some of their stuff.

[@DrTomMD]

Allison Jae Barricuda with Fergie - oddly awesome with acrobatics

[@michaeldinsen7641]

Wilson's are the top of the female food chain of music period.

[@joseesparza7488]

I love this man! Nothing like hearing a kick ass song for the first time!

[@michaelfindlay5129]

Master of Puppets Live in Seattle is the ultimate version of this song!

[@conordermody95]

Happy to see people around my age listening to this music you guys are awesome keep it up!! I saw Metallica back in 2017 in Jersey and they killed that shit, if you guys want more Metallica i would LOVE to see a Sanitarium reaction from you guys song has some really DEEP lyrics and AWESOME music behind it. HIGHLY RECOMMEND.

[@metalgod2642]

My first concert was Iron Maiden and Accept... fucking had a blast. I still listen to them both.

[@efakter1]

Metal God My first concert was Accept. Nobody reacts ro to that great band. And they have classic songs to boot

[@zevongrie1402]

My favorite song is Fade to Black. Such an amazing and powerful song. My favorite album is still Kill ‘em All. KEA is their first full length album and very raw by comparison but it will melt your faces off. Seek and Destroy, No Remorse and Metal Militia are the best tracks on that album although there are no turds on the whole album. Cheers, guys!

[@thesound-chameleonman3580]

Seen these live twice too! Leeds Festival and Download Festival. Master of puppets is a masterpiece.

[@GoldTop57]

First concert was Pantera. I was 9 yrs old. 1989

[@emotionallyexhausted1410]

Dude on the right kept looking at the dude on the left, like a proud father teaching his son to ride a bike. 😂🤘🏼

[@brobocops]

How do you get to college without hearing Master of Puppets?! That's an amazing feat haha

[@Cybrphunk84]

The song goes in segments like an opera the anxiety of needing a hit, the comforting slow section of getting a hit and then coming down the anxiety returns and the cycle of addiction repeating.

[@fryloc0034]

First Concert was Pink Floyd The Wall Nassau Colosseum 1981, and. FADE to BLACK by Metallica next WITHOUT A DOUBT

[@alexfromandyandalex8032]

Hmmm very possible

[@montaramike]

My first concert was in 1977 Led Zeppelin, Rick Derringer, and Judas Priest . It was EPIC! Judas Priest opened and was not that well known then. This turned out to be Led Zeppelin's last concert in the US

[@mikeembleton8713]

Classic Master of Puppets voted Metallicas best ever song. Andy and Alex your reactions are tops man. You both ROCK. Stay lucky stay safe Mike UK.

[@andyandalex]

@Mike Embleton Thanks man! 😁🔥

[@alexfromandyandalex8032]

Also a hard thanks!!! I always love seeing your comments🔥 you’re an Original true one

[@mikeembleton8713]

@@alexfromandyandalex8032 thanks Alex for your comment since watching you guys I've started to listen and go back to my old music and I'm listening to YES their 3rd album which is called THE YES ALBUM which is a classic and one of the many classic of YES albums. Stay lucky stay safe Mike UK.

[@chris8534]

Awesome. Metallica Disposable Heroes with lyrics please. About a dying soldier in the field. An equally epic song. Love your work

[@andyandalex]

Thanks Chris! 😁

[@DiannaBarbee]

AC/DC Thunderstruck!! Oh and use headphones!

[@DiannaBarbee]

Meant to also say Allman Brothers in 1970, first concert! Also listen with headphones. The only way. Enter the Sandman is my fav Metallica song!

[@stephenpemberton9943]

This song is pleasing to the ears because there is never a lull or boring part!!..too many peaks and valleys in the land of Metallica✌😁👍

[@jazziered142]

I discovered the song about 2 months ago, and I absolutely love it.

[@johnst.baptiste3664]

My first 'big boy' concert was Skinny Puppy in '91. The opening act was unsigned band from Cleveland. They had one single out. Name was something involving hardware. Oh, yeah. Nine Inch Nails. Needless to say I was hooked after that three hours of my life.

[@AnthonyLaMastra]

My very first concert was AC/DC with the LA Guns at the Philadelphia Spectrum in June of 1991. Yes, AC/DC is still my favorite band!

[@njldst2007]

Dude, you have a new subscriber. And here's why : I love your honest reactions, and more than that I really like the way you analyse the songs after the reaction. Very few reaction channels really analyse what they react to after they react to it, and the way you do it really speaks to me. I'll be posting some suggestions soon enough, hopefully you'll check em out too :-) \m/

[@andyandalex]

@njldst2007 Hey thanks w bunch man! Glad you enjoyed the vid!

[@VocalCitizen]

FYI ALSO: this is the first song I learned on drums! 🤘

[@thebilfster2171]

0:52 to 9:00 when the zombies kill you and they stand shaking their heads side to side

[@bryansproles2879]

If you're still doing Queen tunes, you've gotta check out both of these - Don't Stop Me Now (starts slow, but picks up quickly), and Seven Seas of Rhye (Pretty energetic tune.)

[@andyandalex]

@Bryan Sproles You’re going to be very happy on Wednesday! 😉😉

[@bryansproles2879]

@@andyandalex Another one you might be interested in, "Princes of the Universe" - Queen wrote this song specifically for the epically amazing movie "Highlander", which you should also definitely check out sometime.

[@Volunteerfan8082]

My first concert was actually one of my favorite bands! Iron Maiden 1984 World Slavery tour for Powerslave album with Twisted Sister opening on their Stay Hungry tour, fucking amazing, I was hooked on metal after that!

[@jackel180]

Great reaction, the song can be anything to you, but it’s 100% about drugs. The band has stated it many times. Still a great reaction.

[@joeymiller3907]

The whole album is a theme of control. Master is being controlled by drugs, Disposable Heroes is being controlled by the military, Leper Messiah is a theme of being controlled by the church and religion.

[@raymondmccollum2382]

I know this video is a year old, but I had to comment on it. Great reaction from someone who’s only heard a little Metallica. My first concert was Ted Nugent, with AC/DC and Scorpions as the opening bands. My ears rang for the next three days it was so loud. That’s what got me into hard rock and heavy metal

[@gwenierobinson]

My first concert ever was The Ramones! It was amazing! I don’t listen to them much but still love them! I’m not a huge Primus fan but I highly recommend watching Primus - Tommy The Cat LIVE at Bonaroo 2011. It’s worth watching just to see and hear Les Claypool’s complete mastery on bass! Let me know what you think! I have many other suggestions too! LOVE watching your videos, including the ones with Alex too! Great job guys!

[@andyandalex]

@Gwen Robinson Thanks for the tip friend!! And I’m glad you enjoy the vids! I have so much fun making them for you guys! 😁

[@r3aper3175]

I think he's ready for Holy Wars. Also about not listening to Metallica much these day....yes I remember a time when, like you said, I heard them so much as a kid that I stopped for awhile. Finding different thrash bands and death metal bands had me busy. But, there will come a time, 2 yrs, 5yrs, or 10yrs from now, you will hear a Metallica song and appreciate on a different level that nobody does it like them.

[@robreynolds9349]

You just got another subscriber. Love to watch people that have never heard a Metallica song and how it changes them. You should do Metallica's "Battery" kick ass song!

[@lMadNeSs]

The long hair guy it's in love!

[@michaelchmiel166]

He's for sure steadily sneak-eyeballing Opie.

[@philstone2627]

First time I saw metalica,Nuremburg germany monsters of rock 87,cliffs last tour I believe.rip Mr burton

[@danielwymer3273]

This is an instruction video on how to nerd the hell out of Master of Puppets

[@alexfromandyandalex8032]

Daniel Wymer agreed🔥

[@Ifyernotawakeyet]

From a more, dare i say, "organic" time. When you had to rely on snail mail for fan club merch, had to stand in line for a day at the nearby record store for concert ticket. Then the release of energy at the concert!

[@shawn.m.schmidt]

First concert Ozzy Osbourne - No rest for the Wicked tour 1988. Yes, I am still an uber Ozzy fan. Suggestions; Fade to Black - lyric video, Creeping Death - live in Moscow 1991

[@michaelmason6683]

Cant stop watching these videos.

[@bryannewcombe858]

This song is about cocaine. It really is. I consider Ride the Lightning better than the Master of Puppets album, but this whole album is awesome too. Check out Welcome Home (Sanitarium), and Disposable Heroes.

[@alexfromandyandalex8032]

The first 3 albums are honestly amazing all the way through. Every cut is a gem

[@alexfromandyandalex8032]

Miscounted I meant 4 😂

[@faded1to3black]

It's about drug addiction in general. Cocaine is referenced, as well as meth (sucking darkest clear).

[@ShisuiUchiha117]

@@faded1to3black "Veins that pump with fear" and "Needlework the way, never you betray" = Heroin

[@timortj1095]

First concert was Iron Maiden, loved them then and love them now. You are doing well, keep it up.

[@llast3386]

as much as I'm not sure how he missed Metallica that was a great reaction. Props.

[@countrybootsgirl]

My husband and I always listen to Metallica on top volume in the car. 😎

[@kaffekaffekaffe5225]

EPIC Metallica, the true Masters of metal 🔥🔥🤘🏻🤘🏻

[@ashleydixon5050]

This song takes me back to being a little little kid head banging with big bro in the 80’s (he got me into metal ...... Lol. I didn’t even understand what the song was about that young lol 🤷🏻‍♀️..... as an adult it is now my go to song when drug cravings creep up ..... I control me.... well cigarettes and coffee control me know. Lol. Anesthesia pulling teeth it’s in instrumental only and it’s fucking bad ass

[@terryberkshire5504]

To get an idea of the vast musical ground Metallica has covered, you should react to Mama Said or Low Man’s lyric, ( both of which are attempts at Country) then immediately react to Spit out the Bone.

[@jamesheal8157]

My first concert was AC-DC on Let there be Rock.. Yes, Bon Scott. Of course I still love Metallica all these years later LOL (first Metallica show was on the Ride the Lightning tour)