Metallica - Creeping Death Live Moscow 1991 | REACTION!

[@DrewFortune97]

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[@ericgaudet4497]

Drew your Chanel getting very good and your hearing The Best of the Best Metal Bands From Around the world enjoy the ride .

[@DrewFortune97]

Eric Gaudet ❤️

[@x.rickenbacker9393]

props for dipping into metal! both of you.

[@cjjoe2385]

Now you have enjoyed the performance, look up the lyrics and watch again. You will gain an even greater appreciation of Metallica. Creeping Death along with Master of Puppets are among some of my favorite songs lyrically

[@cjjoe2385]

Also check out Disposable Hero’s from Metallica, Holy Wars from Megadeth and War Pigs from Black Sabath

[@ronniemendheim5564]

Metallica: the only band to play all 7 continents! …. yes even Antarctica

[@isaakzuniga4764]

but Metallica wasn't the first band that played in Antartica

[@joeltrowe5155]

It's a shame they haven't played Trapped under Ice there...;(

[@SleepParty30]

Ronnie Mendheim research #flatearth cuz antarctica isn't what they tell you.

[@garyowen6115]

@Goat Is it necessary to call someone a dumb fuck, you dumb fuck? Grow up turd.

[@matteblacke4635]

@@SleepParty30 are you an actual flat earth supporter?

[@djentyman4002]

Hearing 1.6 million yell “DIE” at the top of their lungs NEVER gets old!

[@Cody2nd]

Djentyman it also terrified all the guards they had there, I think that’s part of why he did it.

[@mikemarino7806]

1.6 million angry russians yelling "DIE" is the most frightening thing

[@neilomac]

@@Cody2nd Nah, that was a thing at Metallica gigs for years before this.

[@MetaFootballTV]

500,000....not 1.6 million

[@djentyman4002]

CHR 15 nooo. This show had over a million

[@bellametallica]

They're just chilling and I'm over here headbanging lol.

[@mikeltami8225]

DyersEve haha same . Great name by the way.

[@MrEdwar084]

I know they're like robots with no soul.

[@mikepastry1162]

Pantera stole this whole venue though, probably their best performance ever.

[@defaultsmatter9595]

DyersEve "DyersEve" well then , that explain it all

[@Nekrovelho]

Can't really blame them: this works with the high energy and difference, rawness and all that *if you know the song already* - otherwise it is messy, hard to follow and probably quite overwhelming. Live versions of songs work best for fans, you can't fault these kids for not really being into it just like that.

[@magichackerv8]

Dude there is no better back vocal in this universe than Jason Newsted !! His vocals and James's vocals combined is the best drug you can experience.

[@LuisRdzG10]

When you do Enter Sandman, see it on this Monster's of Rock concert too. It was the first song of that gig. There's a helicopter shot where you will see the magnitude of the crowd, just insane.

[@UltraViolent21]

React to “Domination” by Pantera at the same show. Metallica is my favorite band, but Pantera is second, but they stole the show with that performance. Rip Dime and Vinnie!

[@DrewFortune97]

Clint Logan will do man!

[@mangaymambol]

Pantera is amazing!

[@97warlock]

YES!!!!

[@norbertmolnar2286]

kzbin.info/www/bejne/aKjXgpmGacSlrKc

[@allenvrabac4827]

@@DrewFortune97 in HD, makes a difference compared to the more populare, lower res version

[@KARLDOOM]

Metallica - for whom the bell tolls live seattle 89

[@ddritg]

How about the entire Seattle '89 show?

[@KARLDOOM]

@@ddritg if they do the whole thing ill def watch it

[@ddritg]

@@KARLDOOM cuz if you watch any part of it you have to watch all of it

[@KARLDOOM]

@@ddritg true

[@nikbinaz]

For whom the bell tolls - Woodstock 94 is better

[@WolfOfArkham]

Fade to Black by Metallica is a masterpiece

[@schec1015]

I've been watching this Creeping Death, for over 17 years, and it's always been my favorite. It just sounds sooooo powerful

[@cameronrobertson7197]

It's kinda hard to count how many people were at the festival because it was a free show... this festival was put after the fall of the Soviet Union

[@metetural9140]

Soviet Union gone, western bands come, EVERYBODY COME!

[@Cody2nd]

Cameron Robertson they were still under control during this. It fell days later.

[@johndrews206]

The concert was Sept 28 1991. It was still USSR at this point. The Soviet Union didn't fall until Dec 31 1991

[@DarkMatterX1]

@@johndrews206 Thanks dude. Came to say exactly this.

[@rayrobinson7110]

Listen to Metallica Battery live in Seattle 1989. It’ll blow you away. Metallica at their peak

[@realMindmelter]

Ray Robinson Metallica in Seattle 1989 is the apex of all metallica shows ever. Lots of YT videos existing, take a deeper look. The crowd is going insane \m/

[@Alamyst2011]

Seattle 89 was hell on earth in the best way

[@tomasandersson2381]

If you drunk and fall in 1.6kk crowd, you have every chance to die. But yes, several fans including me were beaten by special forces. Was hurt but not lethal.

[@MtlDeath]

Obviously, or ya couldn't post..

[@cian909]

U were there?

[@robertkarlsson7238]

@@LEMMYKISGOD 😂😂😂😂😂

[@luxor-uc2xs]

when kids react to one of the greatest metal band of all time and have no idea what that is.

[@richevans609]

I am just grateful to have been able to see them during this era!

[@HorseloverFat1984]

At least they put effort into learning and understanding the genre. Be grateful for that instead of repeating the arrogant, never-ending shit-mantra about how stupid young people nowadays are. I love metal but I always hated the stubborn, "superioristic" elitism of the metal community. Fuck that. Love the music and give everyone time to learn how and why it is great, don't shit on people who are new to this kind of music. If you watch mindfully you will realize that this generation is way more open minded when it comes to music than the majority of our generation was back then.

[@kkoch666]

@@HorseloverFat1984 but its true

[@mrkremko1]

Beta Boot Camp me too brother! They had such a great vibe back then!

[@jasoncookman3158]

How about... No.

[@ronsanchez29]

HARVESTER OF SORROW from the same concert check it out its fire 🔥

[@masterchat1998]

@SORE LOSER LIBERAL and he also cutted his hand during that song with one of his cymbals lmao

[@masterchat1998]

@SORE LOSER LIBERAL Yes. Right after the long pause they always make in the live versions. Apparently, James was trolling the public with the duration of that pause. And that caused Lars to be confused and hit one of the cymbals sharp sides.

[@Foxxyownz]

Harvester of Sorrow is probably my favorite Metallica song. They'd like it too, it's very accessible for beginners.

[@alfredwaller3072]

Best live video ever

[@MrRavager420]

there were so many people there because it was a free concert lol. this was right after the collapse of the soviet union. an incredible moment in history.

[@ryugantenkhehe]

Yup,i there tho,its fucking hecky sweaty,cuz im in front row lol

[@neddheadbedshedboom7805]

@Combustible Bunny no you're right the concert was before the fall of the Soviet union

[@chipk5468]

James is the best frontman ever.

[@joser4232]

Fade to black by Metallica is a beautiful masterpiece

[@brunomarkusspapush1340]

No shit

[@smellycat6273]

PANTERA - DOMINATION live in Moscow 1991. Same show, one of the craziest solos ever!

[@tonnirasmussen4402]

best thing pantera ever done

[@manuelag.h.7471]

SHUT UP

[@WalterGoodman12]

Metallica songs you all need to react to: Fade to Black Blackened Dyers Eve The Unforgiven Battery Fight Fire With Fire

[@humanhuman5961]

To live is to die is also a great song ( one of my favourites ) and it isn't that hard-core at first

[@robertkarlsson7238]

James voice though 😱😱😱 I can never grasp how epic his voice were back then!!!

[@RolandDeschain1]

The bill on that day was Metallica, Pantera, The Black Crowes, and AC/DC headlining.

[@Alamyst2011]

One of these things is not like the other..

[@steveunderwood7823]

The energy at the beginning of that song is absolutely epic

[@Nichwar19]

The energy is amazing through out the whole song

[@jimini1976]

The Soviet soldiers beat people to death there.This was the first metal concert they'd ever seen and didn't know how people acted at concerts.They thought the concert goers were freaking out and beat the shit out of them. Thanks👍

[@nikbinaz]

@B Money No. It was before the fall of USSR.

[@shanerobinswpr7027]

Sorry Jimini not the first..the Moscow Peace Festival was in 1989 and i'm not even sure if that was the first...the line up was Skid Row/Cinderella/Bon Jovi/Motley Crue/Gorky Park/Ozzy Osbourne and the Scorpions kzbin.info/www/bejne/hIu1hZKgqZWIkMU also Black Sabbath toured Moscow in 89 as well

[@Shrdzz]

I just randomly looked up Metallica Reaction... and i saw you just uploaded... liked and subbed :)

[@DrewFortune97]

Anthony welcome on board buddy!

[@Shrdzz]

Drew Fortune thanks!!

[@stevewilliams9306]

This is the very first time these people got to see a concert like this , first taste of freedom and they came out for it !! Biggest rock concert ever .

[@aazri29]

Feels good when there are still people appreciating the Metal Love you reaction videos

[@DrewFortune97]

thank you!

[@Republic3D]

Some interesting facts about this concert: It was right after the Iron Curtain fell, and the record label flew Metallica, Pantera, AC/DC and one other band into an airfield outside Moscow. There were military helicopters flying over the crowd, trying to control them. But the military and police in Russia had never seen moshpits or anything like this before, so they were beating on people. After a while they realized they couldn't do anything. You can see the some of the soldiers in their typical Soviet hats in front of the stage. Eventually they threw their hats off and joined the crowds instead. What an introduction to Western culture and music that was. Amazing stuff. Oh, and the concert was free.

[@carlodelavera9735]

That concert was the fall of the Soviet Union lol even the guards and military began head banging

[@thrashmetal00]

Keep up the Metallica reactions . I fooking love them !!

[@DrewFortune97]

I Fookin love them too!!

[@billbrasky1288]

Metallica - Enter Sandman Metallica - Sad but True Metallica - Unforgiven Metallica - Wherever I May Roam Metallica - My Friend of Misery requesting these because the black album is a great gateway for those new to metal. It helps foster that untrained ear.(plus they’re awesome songs too!)

[@dicksmashmcironcock7362]

The fucks wrong with you. Black album was GARBAGE

[@davidmackeown297]

All albums up to and including black album are Masterpieces .

[@rebelpanther1784]

@@davidmackeown297 I agree

[@pauljohnson7874]

@@dicksmashmcironcock7362 i actually really like the black album

[@harperhyatt1111]

Bill Braskey that was my first album of Metallica, Still love it

[@nicolasdelgadosanchez7616]

React to Metallica: - The Unforgiven - The Unforgiven ll - The Unforgiven lll

[@darynn9307]

Official video!

[@djentyman4002]

Agreed!

[@theamazonmaven326]

Nope!

[@Cornf1ake25-j7d]

I agree do these 3 in a row.

[@theamazonmaven326]

No way! These 3 songs are among my top 5 annoying Metallica songs! Don’t do it!

[@markprimetime2139]

Just subscribed....great video can’t wait to see more

[@dapperdan434]

Imagine one of the people that died during the DIE DIE DIE chant.._.._.Talk about creepy death

[@jmob919]

Welcome to 500,000 people. Watched an interview with the band and they were talking about this concert and the amount of ppl there!! CRAZY!!

[@ESPirits87]

The riff that starts at 5:37 still makes Kirk Hammet emotional everytime he plays it Live, he created it when he was teenager and now he's in his 50s, kinda crazy when you think about it.

[@iggs67]

James was on another level there!

[@darthjar9117]

Quite possibly the greatest performance of this song EVER

[@bikermike420]

I absolutely agree. James voice was sick. Seattle 89 better musical performance I think

[@nraznthapa9196]

it was 500k people not 1.6 mil. Even James said in joe rogan podcast.

[@Sebastian-dx2xg]

This song is in reference to exodus from the Bible. When the Israelites were released from Egypt because the 10 plagues. The last plague where an angel under Gods direction kills the 1st born male child ( die by hand I came across this land killing 1st born man)

[@ennoch]

April 10th 1993, Metallica was live in Jakarta Indonesia. Unfortunately the concert was chaotic because of the fans were histerical when Metallica played Creeping Death. They went crazy and wanted to burn the stage. The chaos still continued even the concert was over. Many people died back then

[@1c3sly13]

This Creeping Death video is how I was introduced to Metallica. Fan ever since!

[@ivr1121]

Nice reaction congratulacion more videos metallica, saludos from Chile 🇨🇱🇨🇱🇨🇱🇨🇱🇨🇱🇨🇱

[@eefeeman]

I got to see them live a couple weeks ago and it is a wild sensation to have 65,000 people screaming “DIE!” I can only imagine 1.6 Million people all in unision

[@Snort90]

Keep doing Live versions !!!! love the reactions man :D

[@vasilyterkin8182]

I have no idea, what I am doing here. Reactions is the most bizzare genre on youtube, but this is my favourite metallica live ever! And your girlfriend is just adorable. Lucky dude

[@adamyahya4638]

Live performances...oh boy anything from Seattle 1989..my favourite from that concert is Welcome Home (Sanatarium)..Fade to Black is their best performance of that song which is again from Moscow 1991...seriously you're right it's endless but I'd recommend those 2 off the top of my head.

[@joaomarcoscassiano5330]

First time watching your channel and i think ye did a great reaction. Btw, i miss living in your country. I lived in Limerick. + one subscriber.

[@DrewFortune97]

❤️🇮🇪🤘🏼

[@donnamcmanus7360]

Live, that Die chant is chill inducing. Metallica owns your soul once you've seen them live & turns out I'm ok with that😉🤘

[@QuasiELVIS]

Auckland this year will be my 5th time!

[@juanprc10]

Hi, if you do another live Metallics performance, try For whom the bell tolls live in Seattle 1989

[@DanielWickham]

that performance is one of the reasons why metallica are my favourite band 🤘🏻🤘🏻🤘🏻🤘🏻

[@gregoriogiraldo6516]

Metallica - the four-horsemen live Seattle 1989 best concert ever ...SO MUCH AGGRESSION

[@davidcal3879]

That was amazing!

[@swamigal]

42 years old here, even ive listened this zillion times still i cant do it without head bangin

[@bigscountrygame3510]

I can remember hearing this track on the Friday rock show on Radio1 with the late Tommy Vance as a teen in ‘83. I’d never heard any metal track this fast before and was blown away! 😎

[@jeremywade6986]

New subscriber here. I subscribed for two very superficial and shallow reasons. I really dig the accents and the lovely lady to your left. In other words ear candy and eye candy. My left your right...

[@billbrasky1288]

Jeremy Wade are you the guy that hosts that River Monsters show?

[@jeremywade6986]

@@billbrasky1288 We share the same name...if only we shared the same bank account.

[@manuelag.h.7471]

The sound of freedom 😆 THANK YOU FOR existing Metallica yeah

[@HvyMetal4Ever]

Jason bellowing out "DIE MOTHERFUCKER, DIE" will always give me goose bumps.

[@ork_oz]

Crowd was 500k at this video but 1.6M people attend all event at that day.

[@LuisRdzG10]

No bro, it started with around 500k, by when Metallica hit the stage they were about 1.2M. Just look at the sea crowd there, 500k doesn't fit with that size of crowd

[@kaekazakas4597]

You guys should check out Metallica (with the San Francisco Symphony Orchestra) - No Leaf Clover. I think you guys would enjoy it...

[@williamsouthwick6117]

1.6 Million people attended that concert! YES, MILLION!!

[@saimadhavarao]

It was not just Metallica but there were also other bands present and the main act at this concert was AC DC. So you cant give credit for the concert attendees to Metallica only.

[@GhostDrummer]

Imagine the thoughts running through the minds of those young soldiers who were the front of stage security when 2 million people are chanting “Die, die, die...”

[@Aca90czv]

Iron Maiden - Fear of the Dark (live Rock In Rio 2001)

[@Grumpagamer]

In one of the songs from that show you see a military helicopter flying just over the top of the crowd. I believe It was the first time that western rock bands were allowed to tour Russia. It was a historic event. Pretty much every band there was top notch for the genre.

[@fredriksvard2603]

No idea what black crows were doing there though

[@strogaa]

Probably it was the first big festival with western rock bands. But there were several bands before, who were allowed to go behind the so called "iron curtain": Scorpions toured around 1988 in Russia. The hit-song "Wind of change" describes their impressions about that. Also were Iron Maiden in Poland in 1984, and Uriah Heep in Russia in 1987.

[@lndvideo]

That smile! Welcome to the metal club! All are welcome, we have just one rule. Bang it out!

[@Mattallica13526]

Seattle 89 guys. easily one of their best shows! pick any song, they're all amazing

[@nextoneontothe4803]

No cell phones makes this even better. People were only into the music and not worried about getting the perfect selfie

[@DarkMatterX1]

I've been watching tons of reactions to this show in the last few weeks. It cracks me up that nearly no one gets or mentions the significance of Soviet citizens flying the American flag in 1991.

[@MY-se1jf]

Iron curtain was still up back in 1991. That´s why this show was so important.

[@GrudenSS]

Love the 91 moscow vids. Harvester is great, especially with the context of that show

[@ironlurker]

Iron Maiden - Fear of the Dark (from Rock in Rio)

[@templeofnir3696]

watch them 6 years ago when they came to my country, the "die" chants in this song made me goosebumps

[@mohammedhafidallah1548]

like for "Domination Live in Moscow 91' [HQ] " reaction

[@knockoutking7324]

1983...Metallica Debut Album Kill 'Em All released... 10-year-old kid from Scotland, UK, was never the same again. NEVER gets old. Now live in Texas but damn that is a band!

[@97warlock]

Pantera - Domination from this same concert . Nobody there really knew who this new band Pantera was ... But they knew after this show.

[@Benz_Schmidt]

Goddamn Hetfield is without a doubt the godfather of all heavy metal Front men. That power stance, those brutal vocals and the way he owns those riffs and that guitar on stage effortlessly while headbangin like a fking psychopath reaffirms my statement..

[@Nosferata138]

Chills Everytime. 😁 I haven't scanned the comments yet, but yes, the crowd chants "die" and acts as the background to the next verse...it's fun to be there. People love the participation with the song.

[@Wolfoe-ex2jj]

It's pretty awesome to think about. Playing for over a million people plus being in one of the biggest bands in the world before you've even turned thirty.

[@djentyman4002]

Also check out AC/DC from the same festival “Monsters of Rock” 1991. It’s amazing! Metallica are the metal gods and AC/DC are the rock n roll gods

[@caddy-co]

Scotty W I disagree with the AC/DC statement

[@djentyman4002]

Lewis Harvey I respect your opinion but why? AC/DC has changed the culture of hard rock and rock n roll. They’re a pioneer of the genre itself. 46 years later and still selling out arenas and playing world tours. Yes they’re music is repetitive but it’s what everybody loves about them. They perfect the little things and send a shock wave of adrenaline to every venue they play. Gotta respect them man

[@KingRichard1013]

React to Seek And Destroy by Metallica

[@loiteringrambler2928]

This is Jason’s signature song

[@beckyweiss6072]

If you watch their performance of Sandman in Moscow you can see guards hoisting each other up on their shoulders and rocking out, whipping their jackets in the air. There's an interview with James Hetfield on here somewhere, and he confirms it: Soviet guards (the younger ones only I'm sure) literally went "fuck it." They tossed their hats into the air and rocked out with everyone else.

[@ericgaudet4497]

Drew you got to react to Pantera domination from Moscow live 1991 .Same place Metallica played .

[@rubentullenaar2934]

Not the only genre, Rod Stewart drew a crowd of 3.5 million at Copacabana Beach Rio de Janeiro in December 1994.

[@Chargechuck1234]

You can hear the music in the back because they have speakers back there and the concert was free for people to go to so nobody payed to go or knew who it was

[@zorangajdobranski7846]

this concert was held in September 1991 and was a continuation of the Monsters Of Rock festival tour in Donington and besides Metallica there was and other bands in Moscow there was Pantera, Metallica etc ... but the stars of that festival were AC / DC ..... in the original Donington were The Black Croves, Queensryche, Motley Crue, Metallica and AC / DC

[@LunaKai01]

Milton Keynes 1993 was a brutal concert, the bass solo and seek and destroy jam with the fans are the high lights of that show

[@mafanentertainment]

7:15 perfect timing to say ''wow"

[@domval8740]

Rush - YYZ (Live in Rio) - The crowd is insane !!

[@cyberdan42]

It was shortly after the Berlin Wall came down and the Cold War was thought to be over, they organised the Monsters of Rock concert, Pantera, Black Crowes, Metallica and AC/DC were the bands brought in, the then ultimate in Western Rock is the spirit of the new open Russia, organised with heavy influence from Premier Gorbachev. The concert was a Tushino Airport, their was no ticket price, it was free to enter and security was literally a Division of Russian troops. So yes this was beyond epic. And consider that the 1+ million attendees were then mostly around 20-30yrs old, they would now be around 45-60yrs old,some of the people at that gig are now the old men and women directing the country.....

[@emperorpalpatine1441]

This was uploaded on my Birthday. I got Metallica tickets for my Birthday as well.

[@pauljohnson7874]

Lucky

[@Cfullerrrr]

If you look at the crowd shots. You can see the giant towers of speakers out in the distance so the people in the back could hear

[@alfredwaller3072]

How can anyone not be a fan, seeing this?

[@mihaihamid9378]

That festival was one of the most important moments in the recent history. It's not about the music itself, it is about what it meant: The first festival in USSR that had foreign bands(western).If you actually watch the full festival you'll see all the fights between the crowd and the army, the american flag(think about the fact that it happened in USSR), basically the whole moment marked the end of the communism as it's been known until that time.

[@alexroyster182]

It was at Tushino airfield in Russia. There were deaths, Rapes and Heavy Metal played that evening. Crazy shit

[@frankklaster1964]

James's voice was fucking amazing this period.

[@AR-xl6ym]

Please get some headphones... Music should always be listened to with headphones. You're not getting the full experience.

[@braceyourselvesfortruth2492]

This is the wrongest thing I have ever read. You need speakers. You need the room. You need a sub to kick you in the chest. THAT is the experience. Were they wearing headphones at the concert? FUCK no, the sound was propagating across a fucking airfield and it was sick.

[@singerkgreen]

Think about it, your 25,000 subscribers (A freaking lot!!) would make up like the front row or 1/64th of that crowd...Insane

[@DrewFortune97]

Almost incomprehensible lol

[@ingovonderluhe2174]

About 500.000 to 750.000 People dayly ....one of the largest Festivals in Music History......see also the Pantera Performances !