Fade to black | LATINA REACTION | Metallica

fade to black by metallica OMG this song is sooooo good lets gooo

[@jamesdavisjr6937]

One of my favorite metallica songs

[@awakeenlighten2298]

Hell yeah! Graduated in 88 and it was Metallica, Ratt, and Madien!

[@hellhound1389]

It's haunting when you learn the meaning behind the song 🪦

[@danielkunzmann1587]

My favourite Album of them

[@Benaditus]

This is one of the songs that saved me. Thanks so much for your genuine reaction to it, love the content.

[@HvyMetal4Ever]

I hope you're still doing alright.

[@Benaditus]

@@HvyMetal4Ever Thanks for the concern. Have to take it one day at a time.

[@ssquared549]

Yep you need Creeping Death from the Moscow 1991 concert

[@yup1579]

Thats the concert with a million people

[@JayCapone37]

It wasn't their show! They was only A OPENING ACT It Was AC/DC SHOW

[@josephwilliams7881]

Next up Creeping Death live in Moscow 1991. Over a million people in attendance.

[@swcoder]

Yes, much better than Enter Sandman.

[@robertyates7242]

That’s a good one..😉👍

[@MRImage1987]

Harvestor was pretty banging that show too

[@vengeancesynyster.1274]

Support this 🤝🏽

[@10secs2lovetffl]

Motley Crue is Moscow blows away Muh-FAG-U-LAH!!! Lars makes fun of MC for dressing like girls. Yet he had to go to San Francisco aka Super FAGLand to get a record deal. From Elecktra Records. Who MC dug out of Red Ink. Then, Lars makes fun of their 1989 album Dr. Feelgood. BUUUUT he noticed they used Bob "Cock" Rock as their producer. And then Lars hired Mr. Cock Rock to produce his Black album. Lars, then went after Napster. Yeah, go Search that. But please stop using Google!

[@mrgmac777]

You can't go wrong with any song off their first 4 albums, all FIRE!!!

[@wichitadisciple9874]

5 albums..

[@mrgmac777]

@@wichitadisciple9874 I'll stick with 4. They had some good songs here and there after that, but nothing like the first 4.

[@nicolasdaire3114]

Also the jump in the fire’s album contain a few nice tracks like ”am i evil ”

[@axernot]

as much as i understand the opinion, and agree to some degree. i still think there are great songs off of every metallica album, at least one song from each album.

[@mrgmac777]

@@axernot Yes, there are some good songs here and there after those 4 albums.

[@jimmyhope4521]

I was in the Marines from 1989-1994. I got deployed to Somalia in 1992-1993. We would jump into a CH 46 and the Crew Chief would play Seek and Destroy by Metallica. That’s forever burned into my brain !!🤘🏻🤘🏻🤘🏻

[@StaffordSeaton]

I was on the tarawa 6 mo westpac and worked on the 46 as Avionics tech…semper brother,,

[@traviscrockett3640]

Sir that is bad ass. Glad u made it back and thank you for your service

[@angusgow1887]

Cliff Burton was a major influence on the bands music for the first 3 PLs. Watch his bass solo live in 1983

[@PastaDon_]

Metallica - To Live Is To Die studio version.. You wanna feel all the feels, check it out.. Can actually hear a persons whole journey of life in the instrumental R.I.P. Cliff

[@HvyMetal4Ever]

It's the greatest eulogy a man can receive. It covers all of the emotions. The highs, the lows. The rage of losing a brother. It's absolute perfection.

[@mztweety1374]

@@PastaDon_ true. It is beautiful and heartbreaking

[@mikedeyulio736]

These 20 year old kids were way ahead of their time. Great reaction

[@Chris-ew9gz]

I feel the way listening to Fade To Black now as I did as a teenager in the 80s. This is my favorite song forever. Having had long bouts of depression for decades now I can still feel this song. Every lyric. Down to every single note. This song is like an old friend of mine

[@travisbeckner6849]

"Orion"- Cliff Burton's compositional expertise on full display with the raw talent of eveyone, just be sure to look up which solos are guitar and which ones are bass, you probably not believe your ears

[@bmorin73]

R.I.P. CLIFF... Unmatched talent period...LEGEND ...PERIOD..🤘

[@indianboy72]

My wife is a huge Metallica fan. I was always at the same shows as her. Being a drummer my whole life. We met and have been married for 25 years. My 2 kids are so into rock. They are such awesome kids. Such a big part of my life…

[@knowyourenemy.]

Imagine how hard Metallica goes that even their ballads are bangers. This song hits hard when you fall into a deep, seemingly never ending, despair. I never thought I'd cry to a Metallica song, but at one point I did and that's why this is one of my favorites. My favorite Metallica song: One.

[@jonathanbenning2369]

I still get goosebumps every time I hear the end of this song with the harmonies and the solo over them. Check out a song called Spit Out The Bone. Its the best thing they have done that is new.

[@salvation2979]

Metallica in Moscow 1991 and Seattle 1989! You won’t be disappointed

[@traviscrockett3640]

I saw them live in Seattle on the M72 tour and they played old and new. They have so many great songs. It’s hard to pick a fave but if I had to would be “One”

[@charlesmorgan6597]

Creeping death, disposable hero’s are a couple of my favorites

[@jamietodd5749]

I saw Metallica earlier this year in Seattle. 2 day concert. They were amazing. Great mix of newer and older songs

[@josephgilbert3632]

Creeping Death is my favorite because I celebrate Passover. The singer's name is James Hetfield.

[@eldi4blo66]

It’s also my favorite Metallica song. The best way to listen to it is in a car or a small place with the windows closed, lights off, blasting sound, smoking a cigarette with no interruptions Your reaction 😊 was excellent I’ve seen them in concert 3 times and they’re amazing

[@MRImage1987]

I just went to see them (twice) on Labor Day weekend in Seattle. They played a LOT of old stuff both nights. You have to remember that they have a 40 year catalog. icing on the cake, it was a different setlist each night. Do yourself a favor and go any time you get a chance. They're in their 60s now, you never know. It might be the last time you get to see them. Just go. Forget about waiting for this festival or that one. I can't believe people are telling you that.

[@erinmwalwanda8022]

Houston is a single date (other cities in the tour are two nights, no repeat weekend)…their single night performances in cities in 2025 will be the same type of setlist as a festival - They will play the classics that everyone loves and 2-3 new songs from “72 seasons.” No matter what, you will hear the ones you want…the “greatest hits,” as they do them at every show. I would suggest go to their Houston date and see them in their actual stadium setup (it is INCREDIBLE), not adapted to a festival stage. My opinion, but I’ve been going to their shows since 1992…saw 4 shows of the M72 tour so far and will be seeing at least 3 more this coming year. WORTH IT.

The crazy live performance you were talking about is their performance of "Enter Sandman" in Moscow in the early 90's. Over 1 MILLION (not a typo) in attendance. Definitely check it out. Incredible.

[@lukek624]

You witnessed one of the all time greatest musically constructed masterpieces

[@danoxusmercenary]

Yep I agree with mía, I don't know what it is but this guitar solo is just incredible is like a rollercoaster of energy and this song is why I became a guitarist in the first place ❤

[@justme7494]

Love all your Metallica reactions so far. Please keep them coming. Best way to turbo boost your channel. Subscribed. Btw, saw them live in 1989 at their peak. To see an entire stadium of 30,000+ people head banging in unison was truly life changing.

[@rickpena2911]

I think we all would love to see you react to Fade to Black live in Seattle 89'. You won't be disappointed!

[@corryrinkenberger1436]

Halo on fire, now that were dead, and outlaw torn are some of my favorites. Love your reactions. ❤

[@PML78]

🔥🤘🏽🔥

[@sean3056]

Lots of fun watching to your reactions! Keep it up! Hands down, best band ever! They do play their old hits, live in concert so don’t miss the Houston Show in 2025!

[@harveymartinez3793]

I love this song and it probably sounds better Live... truly amazing

[@belgiumghostdogg723]

Thank you for react to my favorite Metallica song, I really love how you enjoy and feel the music. The composition and lyrics are genius work.

[@jeknechtphotography7106]

It's still very much worth going to a Metalica tour. I went in 2009 and they still played a lot from the late 80's and 90's era Metalica music. And I love the guitar riffs in Fade to Black.

[@maggedo-x1s]

Robert Trujillo's been Metallica's bassist 2 decades+ = longer than others combined, after his decade+ w: Su*c*dal Tendencies & Infectious Groove$, Mia, & so newer live videos of Metallica's songs'll def' help you enjoy his LA's🤘Hispanic styles w: 3 OG's!

[@the.wayne.b]

i'd rather cliff so much. cliff burton, my dads name too lol.

[@FuckYoutubeAndGoogle]

Yeah, Trujillo has been with Metallica for over 20 years, and he's made literally no meaningful contribution. Nothing against the guy, but he is simply not on the same level as either Cliff or Jason.

[@mostvaluableproduction]

One of the greatest songs of all time with one of the greatest guitar solos of all time!

[@JoMarie-s6z]

Yes ty for doing this you so rock Keep it up Much love

[@vaughnnewman8903]

I've watched quite a few of your reactions (great job, btw), and it's clear how much you love this band. It's very cool, seeing the contrast between someone as reserved and demure as yourself loving a metal band. Just goes to show music can be magical, moving and inspirational to so many. Had the good fortune of seeing Metallica 4 times in total and they're one of the best metal bands ever.

[@1nonlyrawbert]

Just discovered your channel. Glad you're enjoying one of my favorite bands. One of my fav songs too. Definitely see them live if you get a chance before they hang it up. They are in their 60s now but still rock a 2+ hr set. And James Hetfield, the singer, still sounds great 🤟

[@WhatsUpDoc1379]

Creeping Death live in Moscow. Don't do Enter Sandman. Even Harvester of Sorrow is a better choice than Sandman for that show

[@Bmarch01]

My favorite Metallica song ever. And I loved learning it on guitar. The intro solo into the majestical acoustic verse then that bridge into the outro solo. Masterpiece

[@1BEAST1775]

Greatest Metal Band of all time ⏲ Every single song is pure 🔥 Nothing else matters and Wherever I roam and One are my personal favs can't go wrong with anything from them.

[@AddictedtoProfit]

This is the greatest song ever made!!! It has saved 10s of thousands of people's lives

[@darthtyrion8057]

in this video, I could literally pinpoint the moment you got transported to that special place that only music cab take you to.. so special

[@DeadLee66]

I love it when the younger generations discover the music I grew up with. You should do "One" next, the video version.

[@letsdothisnow6283]

Such a great song in my opinion one of the top 10 thank you for the reaction

[@spectreharlequin]

I've seen Metallica live 3 times and that's enough for the rest of my life, I got to see them in their prime.

[@AdamBarr-hg7hw]

Thanks hun, another perfect reaction. This song always blows my mind. So good to see it blow your mind too 💥

[@MadmanReadsRocks]

Yes! Definitely my favorite Metallica song! It's the one that made me get serious about learning to play the guitar. That was 20 plus years ago and I've played in many rock/metal bands since then. METALLICA FOREVER! 🤘

[@TheGuardiansChronicl]

This is my favorite song from that band ! I long time liked "For whom the bell tolls" or "Master of Puppets" but that one is soooo deep !

[@jernejulcar8325]

My favourite metallica song. The feeling you experienced at the ending guitar solo, I still experience after hearing this song over 100 times in my life probably.

[@barrettburton9657]

Metallica is and will always be my favorite band. Really glad that you loved my favorite song of theirs as much as I do. Fade to Black really is a beautiful song about a not so beautiful subject. Their first five albums are perfection. Listen to all of them and you won't be disappointed. Great reaction. Honest and raw.

[@randallgamino2600]

My absolute fave Metallica song! So haunting. 💕

[@volbeatrules6528]

I came right along with you,,,, on the journey. Always an amazing journey 🤘❤

[@DustyBarrels464]

The song playing with a few friends is unlike any other song I've acoustically played. I recently met up with one of my friends, who has been single and plays guitar, drums, and piano while also writing lyrics. It was our first time seeing each other in almost seven years, so on the second day we hung out, we jammed almost all day long, and it felt like heaven. Who am I to judge, right? If you happen to get a message from a longer-haired white guy who plays all those instruments, it’s because of me. I watched one of your videos where you mentioned needing to find a boyfriend who plays guitar. Well, my friend is a multimillionaire who does just that, but I didn’t give him your Instagram. Maybe he wouldn’t, but most men don’t like those kinds of connections, if you know what I mean. Who am I to judge, though? “Fast money always comes with slow problems”-one of my favorite quotes. You seem very humble, down to earth, and absolutely gorgeous. I’m heading back to Europe soon, and I can’t wait to attend the upcoming festivals. If you get a chance, look up the Download Festival in the United Kingdom. Germany also has some fantastic festivals and concerts. I still have that playlist for you, about 150 songs that I know you’ll like-at least 138 of them! If you want me to list them, just comment below this post. Good luck with everything, and I hope your channel continues to grow! 🙏🙏🙏

[@Crzserbianguy]

When watching their live stuff you have to watch it twice. Once in their prime when they were young and once in modern times when they’ve still got it and have added to the songs. With that said if you want another banger like fade to black, they created another song in the style of it on their next album called Welcome home sanatarium. It’s another masterpiece if you’re interested.

[@SoCalMeerkat]

It's definitely one of my favorites, it takes you places.

[@weeble3140]

This song means soo much to me now. I am a young stroke survivor. Had the stroke because of my lifestyle.🔥🔥🔥🔥

[@cottonysensation3723]

Metallica is definitely my favorite band of all time. As a little kid I would sit in the car with my Dad with the radio blaring. My Dad enjoys music of a wide variety, but often times we would listen to one of the local rock stations that fancied itself the home of Metallica. I have so many fond memories of air guitar solos and air drums while singing along full tilt to Metallica. Heck first time I ever bought music was to get Metallica. Have always and will always love love love Metallica.

[@dbdecibel9381]

The first song I learned to play on guitar was fade to black it's one of my favorite. It's such an masterpiece.

[@bartuk28]

Live version of this song is mind blowing. I’m playing Metallica for over 30 years. One of my favourites solos. You can hear Jimmy Hendrix school.

[@AlexanderPageComposer]

"the call of ktulu" is a fantastic instrumental piece by Metallica ! 🥂🌹🌹🌹🌹

[@55Porter]

Seattle '89 is the live version of this song you want to watch.

[@williamreiser3118]

Beautiful the material off of hardwired to self-destruct album that's pretty recent lot of good songs on that one more back in the vein that they were doing to their younger years 72 seasons overalls are really good album reminders me of the speed of their younger years too

[@HvyMetal4Ever]

This song has helped countless people over the last 40 years. Myself included. I've seen the band, many, many time; and it's a song I want them to play every single time. The melodic intro on that acoustic guitar. Kirk's absolute ripping solo. It's just fucking perfect. It really is. It's one of the reasons this is still my favorite album. Fun & interesting facts: James Hetfield {Lead singer / Rhythm guitar} wrote “Fade to Black” after their equipment was stolen from a truck in Boston in January 1984. The theft was a significant blow to the band, and Hetfield was particularly affected because his favorite Marshall amplifier, a gift from his mother, was among the stolen items. This was also the last song bassist Jason Newsted played as an active member of the band. It was at a VH1 show where the fans got to choose the song. As fate would have it, this was also his favorite song.

[@nathanlandry1016]

I’ve been waiting for this. This song is one of my favorites by Metallica and one of my faves to play on guitar. The melodic nature of this piece of absolutely gorgeous. The lyrics are incredibly dark, dealing with suicidal ideation. James Hetfield had a really rough childhood which he’s always been open about. I believe this was written shortly after someone stole a bunch of their gear, including an amp his deceased mother bought him.

[@MrCBTman]

This is my favourite Metallica song. Great reaction.

[@tedraidergarcia1596]

Definitely go see them on tour!... They play both old and new stuff!... Just seen them this Summer in Seattle and they kicked ass!! 🤘🔥🎶

[@davidw7]

Metallica needs to give a special guest seat and back stage intro..... to a LIVE concert.

[@quadrumvirate86]

Metallica’s guitar tone is very distinct. Those super scooped mids with that razor sharp edge when they chug. It’s a beautiful thing.

[@MrMetallidude]

I always lose count, but I can play around 106 Metallica songs on guitar (including this one). Played for 27 years. Great song.

[@clintmorrison5863]

They definitely have a unique sound. I'm not really a metal fan but I've been a Metallica fan for about 34 years.

[@henrykosky3919]

Symphonic.... They write Real Compositions. MUSIC

[@StanCostello-q3o]

Great reaction!! Metallica kings of thrash especially their first 4 albums. I could listen to the Ending of fade to black a million times! Which I’m sure I have! Kurt shreddin and Lars kickin the shit out of that double bass!!! Fuck yeah!

[@supernicko123]

I think if you want to see them, go see them in whatever context you can. Festival or not, see them while they are still playing. These guys are in their 60s now, so there is no knowing how much longer they can keep going. Their new stuff is good, don't get wrapped up in the old stuff being their only good music because it isn't true. They are still releasing really fun, fast, aggressive, well written music.

[@Kevmacdaddy77]

One of the greatest solos!

[@patrickg.1170]

This song was my teen years anthem. It still impacts me as much as it did the first time I heard it. Yes “MusicGasm” for sure.

[@toddfarrow9541]

The guitar intro is iconic. They have always had a bluesy feel, albeit their heavy sound and fast tempo, and its displayed here. Then dives into a classical style guitar sound. If you ever listen to Goodbye to Romance or Dee, the 'intro' to Ozzy's Sucicide Solution, from the Blizzard of Ozz album (Crazy Train and Mr Crowley also on the album) you get some Randy Rhoades vibes. That outro solo is absolutely bluesy, just sped up. Kirk Hammett leveled up joining the band after playing with Exodus.

[@windog551]

love reliving this song Vicariously through you.

[@MurryLlewellyn]

I'm surprises no one has mentioned Master Of Puppets! I feel this is one of there iconic songs that put them on the map!

[@waynefinnicumbb7218]

Great song. Got me through a lot of hard times, especially now. It's been kind of on repeat for me lately.

[@Pops-km8xt]

Imagine its 40 years ago, you're on summer break and you are an early 80s metal head. We didn't listen to the stereotypical 80s crap. And this song drops on the radio for the first time. We knew it was special back then. This is the stuff your grandparents could have listened to.

[@nicolasarevalo4682]

If you want a real reaction of MetallicA fade to black live , do the MetallicA live Seattle 89 fade to black

[@TheMikeman1971]

I saw them live in Pittsburgh PA July 22nd 1998 and they was about to end the show when in the background a thunder storm was brewing they played an extra hour ! Love you Mia and love your name very cool Girl !

[@Kevmacdaddy77]

OMG Mia HILARIOUS!!! "If you don't like this song you can unsubscribe and go somewhere else" 😂😂😂

[@77magakill]

You most definitely need to see Metallica Live!! I have seen them twice and once was in 1992 and 2020 and they were so Amazing!! And the loudest concerts I have ever been too!!

[@jonesjones6694]

Another great reaction, shocked that they would be still touring. Age alone should be the limiting factor!

[@alexthorpe6583]

Their ‘Load’ and ‘Reload’ albums had some hits, but few songs that stand the test of time. One song from them stands out for me, and it’s called ‘Bleeding Me’. The instruments really take you on a journey, perhaps even more than this song.

[@JasonPetitto]

Metallica is the first band I saw in concert and they are the next band I’m gonna see in concert in April,and I can play this on guitar

[@Emar3277]

You should definitely go to their tour. Go both nights. No repeats and they play stuff from every album. Seen them in New Jersey last summer and it was AWESOME!!

[@kw882]

Any girl that loves Metallica as much as I do gets an instant subscribe! 😍🤩

[@jimmyhope4521]

Yep , I agree 🤘🏻🤘🏻🤘🏻🤘🏻🤘🏻

[@LofusYanchi-jt1yp]

Yup completely fn switched up...one of Metallica's trade marks is they literally rewrote the book on transition.🤘 it is kinda mind blowing eh. But great review tho 👏

[@bellantwain21]

Nice song love the video Mia stay motivated Dream big 1 mill on the way

[@TheeKingMaker]

perhaps my favorite. has been for 26 years. so many tho. youre kinda amazing for doing this song. oooo yaaa

[@louvuttion]

Since you like guitars, you gotta watch this one of the best guitarists the best of our generation actually ,,, Eddie Van Halen - Eruption Guitar Solo (Live in New Haven 1986) HD

[@2legit2quitNow]

I love that you love Metallica! It was first favorite that I bought the most CDs of any band. We must share similar interests and I'm happy we have the same taste in music 😊❤

[@martymaiden8499]

Now you know how all Metallica fans feel!! Great to see a new Metallica fan born!!

[@MrJeddYoung]

Great reaction to a great song. I have always believed that the long instrumental portion that ends the song - represents the man's soul being freed from the agony that he was living with. I would never condone suicide so i want to be careful here - but this is a song about a man ending his own suffering. So the first half of the song represents the highs / lows that he keeps enduring - and then the 2nd half is his release from his pain. Pure music. The tempo becomes upbeat - almost jubilant - as whatever awaits all of us - appears to be better than the earthly pain he was experiencing. On a lighter note: there are a lot of great live performances of this song - my favorite is at a small record store in Berkeley, CA called Rasputin Records - Metallica did a benefit performance right in the record store - it's really cool - because it's very up close and intimate - the opposite of a big venue concert. If you're interested in checking it out on KZbin - it's called "Fade to Black (Berkeley, CA April 16, 2016.) It's a really cool performance. Anyway - thanks for your reactions - i'm enjoying them.

[@gerardoramirez1924]

Fade to black. Seattle 1989.......

[@RP_Williams]

Metallica eats Korn's lunch, 5 days a week.

[@TheWer3wolf]

I knew you'd love this song!!! Your reaction was something to behold. The newest live video is amazing. Please react to that.

[@CoreyWickramasekera]

Great song, ONE OF MY TOP 5 FAVORITE SONGS, After DESERT STORM, I came home my Fiancé had left me, I wrote these lyrics down, sent them to all my friends and tried to hurt myself, ENDED UP in PORTSMOUTH NAVAL PSYCH WARD for 72 hour Psych Eval 💔 😢

[@JohnPristas]

I never thought I would ever wish to be a button but here we are. My absolute favorite song from any band is fade to black.