FIRST TIME HEARING 'Metallica - Creeping Death (LIVE in Moscow 1991)' | GENUINE REACTION

[@paulash1523]

Legend has it that the crowd are still leaving this concert today 😁

[@SkywalkerPMs]

I never left

[@powerage666]

I'm still picking up the rubbish 🥵

[@91GT347]

Probably still people looking for a parking spot.😂

[@alexamcdonald4374]

As an old lady who saw the Black album tour, this is the kind of reaction that warms my heart decades later.

[@melaniejordan1199]

LOL

[@Zavx7]

This version of Hetfields voice is absolutely unmatched. The aggressive tone he has is incredible

[@sheluvsbrayden_yt]

And his vocals on load/reload era. Use king nothing for example. The vocals are good

[@ricasz]

james and jason's vocals are so perfects together

[@tylerreisinger734]

People overlook Jason's vocals. Don't get me wrong, Cliff was a monster But live? I'll talk Jason all day. He was fucking possessed on stage

[@ekampreetsinghgharial2713]

​@@tylerreisinger734hell yeah ❤

[@sean_b_drummer]

Love Jason Newstead's LIVE Backing Vocals! 🤘🏽🔥 The reason the video ends "so abruptly" is because they went right into the next song. 👍🏽

[@dbn52]

Jason and his background vocals made this stunning. Russians couldn't listen to Rock back then. But this concert let them see metal thanks to Metallica and Pantera. What a show this was.

[@davidareeves]

Was brilliant watching it. I considered it lifting the Iron to the people, rather than the fall of the Iron Curtain. Proud to have been 20 and seeing metal taken en mass to new ears.

[@steveunderwood7823]

The energy as the song kicks into full gear, around the 1:10 mark, is just overwhelming. The energy of the crowd at that point is so fucking immense that it brings tears to my eyes. I just never get tired of watching this.

[@smftv]

As a Jew, we don't have nearly the amount of good holiday songs that Christians have, but we do have CREEPING DEATH by Metallica! It's honest to goodness how I start my Passover Seder each year! I love this version, love the energy. 🤘

[@dylfai]

Wouldn’t Creeping Death be both Jewish and Christian?

[@WillFlyTheLightingGuy]

@@dylfai Sure, but the Passover belonged to the Jews first…and they actually celebrate it. The vast majority of Christians don’t.

[@snakeinthegrass7443]

James is a badass dude. From the way he plays the guitar to his voice and then his presence. Pure rock and roll. 🤘🤘

[@vVCarnageVv]

If you're diggin their live stuff, everything from their Seattle Live in 89 is legendary

[@coopertribe]

This is the truth right here...the Thing That Should Not Be is SO heavy from this set ...

[@JP8Mate]

Fukn love that concert, they were at there peak

[@BrObiWan89]

Battery will melt your face right off

[@mattblatchley2061]

There's some good Pantera performances from this concert...and that is another rabbit hole that you might enjoy...pretty much any of the well viewed Pantera songs are badass AF

[@jacoblaughbon3323]

Europe was crazy then. I lived there from 1990 to 1995. Insane times.

[@kevinthompson9586]

domination by pantera from this same night is a must watch!! legendary performance

[@dillonsronce2583]

Jason's bass playing is just insane in this song!!

[@srenteddylarsen892]

HARVESTER OF SORROW - Same concert.

[@stigpetersen9701]

The Epitome of stage performance and crowd control 🔥🔥🔥🤘🤘🤘

[@vinniedixon1140]

Better than Freddie Mercury? I think not.

[@stigpetersen9701]

@@vinniedixon1140to my knowledge Queen never rocked a crowd like this…..

[@416TreasureHunters]

Jason Newsted also routinely sang the third verse of Whiplash live. Jason's the fucking best, so fucking metal he might be a robot. Pantera played before Metallica, check out Domination live in Moscow 91

[@scottcrawford1962]

Mid to late 80's was their prime years. As someone that has seen them live more times than I can count. The years with Cliff and Jason were their best.

[@gunsgoodtime]

Greatest band to ever exist on this earth imo

[@subnoizesoldier2]

I would say Iron Maiden, but to eat his own 🤘❤️

[@dillonsronce2583]

Yes, I would say only iron maiden is better

[@captain_wiseass_weisenheimer47]

@@dillonsronce2583 Sorry but I have to disagree. Iron Maiden is like hard rock to Metallica's metal or thrash to be exact. My opinion of course.

[@ShanR002]

MAIDEN KICKS ASS ! Dave and Adrian are great guitarist’s.

[@TimCrane-m8b]

Jason power loading his fist to smash the bass at the end of the solo is just plain awesome.

[@tylerreisinger734]

That image is forever embedded into my brain. The shake of the fist WAITING to slam into the bridge was the biggest power move I've ever seen. The most underrated live bassist

[@smftv]

YES!! I love that! It always reminds me of Mark "The Animal" Mendoza from Twisted Sister. He beat the absolute crap out of his basses. Very entertaining bass player. How his bass guitars survived any show is beyond me.

[@joerutzer2704]

There is no better Silhouette in metal than James Hetfield.

[@brutalrock927]

Metal viking, masterclass !

[@hemmygrant]

Nice to see new generations appreciating! I was about your age when i saw them on the black album tour and yes they were this great live

[@chrisp3330]

First gig I ever drove myself and my mates to after passing my driving test at 17 years old - Manchester GMex centre, 1992. 2 of us in the front, 4 in the back and one in the boot - stopping at every town/village on the way for a pint, how I kept my licence that day I’ll never know, I’d only had it a few weeks 😂 Young and very stupid - Great days 👍

[@revan5293]

Highly recommend “ fight fire with fire” trust me bro I bet you will enjoy it. Pantera domination at Moscow is also top-tier

[@RedHand_Mat]

Not the end of a war, exactly. The fall of the Soviet Union. While there was a military coup that took place a month before, it wasn't a full-blown civil war. It was the first rock concert like it in Soviet Russia and was completely free (hence the number of people).

[@cindybates68]

seen them live in august they still sound the same , i took my 11 yr old daughter who is a big metallica fan

[@vinniedixon1140]

With James singing the way he did at this point, he ended up blowing his voice out not to far down the line.

[@BrObiWan89]

Just a couple months after this I think

[@krazeyhazey7491]

1983 Chicago Bass solo, "Anesthesia Pulling Teeth" live performance!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

[@paul_nba0217]

You have to react to harvester of sorrow from the same concert it is insane

[@shamwow7996]

Giving the people what they want!! 🤘🤘Molly Boy!

[@jamesgraham776]

Bout time you did this one😁🤘😎🤘

[@gatornation717]

Great reaction! Try Metallica Disposable Heros live in Mexico City 2009.

[@victorsalcido6896]

You love guitar??? You need PANTERA in your life. Raspy vocals...heavy drums...and the best metal guitarist that ever lived...DIMEBAG!!

[@kreme5416]

Listen to Sad But True

[@sophiecampbell7510]

keep the metallica reactions coming !!!!! you need to react to wherever i may roam

[@carlakane3313]

Great comments about James. It's true. I took a break from MTV Metallica in 1990 to have my youngest. I came back when the Black Album came out. Later took my son to see them live. James voice was the same then and even now he holds up. Not much difference.

[@blitzer921]

James is a godlike frontman, he keeps the song dialed in with riffs while screaming and shouting vocals and still looking like it's effortless.

[@JoshLang-h7r]

Really should do a reaction to Nightwish Ghost Love Score Wacken 2013. Great intro to Symphonic Metal. Your mind will be blown.

[@Metal_Mary]

Disposable Heros Mexico City live!! You gotta do it!! Pla pla please 🙏 🤘🤘♥️ I'll keep begging you!! 😄 you'll be blown away! But yes, Moscow, Seattle and there's quite a few more conerts that can tie!! Well almost tie.

[@suefantastic4584]

My favorite too!! Always fantastic.. always!! xo

[@GlennBoB1969]

Now that you've fallen in love with Pantera you should watch their video from the same concert. Song called Domination. Enjoy.

[@DrMcKay66]

Katatonia-In The White Opeth-Reverie/Harlequin Forest Ad Infinitum-Marching On Versailles Judas Priest-Victim Of Changes Porcupine Tree-Arriving Somewhere But Not Here Kamelot-Liar Liar Here you have a good selection of some new bands to check out. Different metal...ish music from the 70,s to this date. I think you will find some of this interesting 😜😎

[@shmick6079]

Best Metallica concert videos (imo): 1. S&M (1999) - best production quality and performance + symphony add another dimension 2. Seattle (1989) - best energy and awesome set list, but lacks audio/production quality 3. Cunning Stunts (1997) - very good production, great performance 4. Moscow (1991) - crowd wow factor, great energy, OK production 5. San Diego (1992) - great set list and performance, good audio quality, but horrible video editing (seizure-inducing). There’s other great live videos, but those five are arguably the best. The newer videos have the best production qualities, but the performances at times lack 10% of the energy or urgency of the earlier ones. “Cliff Em All” is great to watch for nostalgic reasons - to see Cliff performing with the band, but because it’s all bootleg footage, the production quality is very poor. You want to really know the songs prior to watching them.

[@scottpressman4744]

Please watch Battery live from Seattle 89, it's sooooo intense, probably the most intense live video they have

[@tallycahamuhlhetru26]

The Seattle performance of "The Thing That Should Not Be" = much heavier. 😊

[@jasonlighton9636]

Same concert, check out Pamtera's Domination. 💯 energy!!

[@KevinMooney-p5o]

Have you done “Fade to Black?” If you want a live version, the Lincoln, Nebraska video (available on Metallica’s KZbin channel) is awesome.

[@michaelklein8598]

Yeah , this performance is so perfect 🔥 🖤 No doubt 🖤

[@MaadSteve]

Awesome vid. You should also react to For Whom The Bell Tolls from Day on the Green 1985

[@MrMiguella]

Check out Pantera Domination from the same concert. The heaviest metal breakdown in history

[@Bad_Wolf94]

Hey please, today is also the anniversary of the S and M album, which was recorded live with the orchestra. Please make a reaction to the song Battery live S and M. It's a massacre. Bro please do it.❤

[@j.t.3798]

Its mandatory, brother. You have to react to DOWN, same concert.

[@wilmavansteijn2514]

The faces you make on every video ..makes me smile ....I love it 😊 keep on going 👍

[@bigemetalmilitia8462]

Idk how the f@#% I missed this. My bad totally lol awesome reaction🤘🤘🤘

[@Paul-w9l5y]

Did you check out let's Roll? I thought of another tune I think you would enjoy Anthrax Black Lodge, I'm sure you get lots of requests but I would think it would be cool if you at least just listened to it I don't expect you to react to them

[@TheJerseyNinja]

So it’s a common thing people get wrong but there were no actual deaths from this concert. There were something like 53 injuries or something, but no actual deaths. The deaths thing that gets reported everywhere comes from I believe an error in translation from Russian to English when someone was looking at a newspaper report about the concert in Russian. I think the word must’ve translated to casualties or something for whoever it was so they assumed that meant deaths. But casualties means both dead and injured which a lot of people don’t know that they think it just means deaths. But it was actually only injured people/people who went to the hospital for whatever other reasons(drunk, exhaustion, etc.) but yeah no one actually died

[@moose76213ify]

Harvester of sorrow from Moscow is a must watch as well.

[@underdawgboost]

Wait till you hear Harvester of Sorrow from that same concert 💪💪💪💪

[@mikegiganti764]

James’s voice basically is what makes Metallica. Happily angry

[@barbvanvalkenburg5398]

Them drums are mext level

[@mikeciboroski3849]

Now u need to watch the full concert

[@malhondize3898]

this was the first time american rock bands played in russia, after the wall fell in germany

[@firastalhouk8957]

this concert was held at the fall of the soviet union and the end of the cold war half a million only were anticipated at the concert but the number exceeded all expectations. I love what the bassist Jason Newstead adds vocally to this song in this performance. Fact the drummer Lars Ulric cut his hand playing the drums so passionately at this concert he still has the blood stained kit as a souvenir. You have to listen to Harvester of Sorrow from this concert it is the song James growls in the most

[@jasonlmeadows]

As a veteran of many Metallica concerts I can honestly say that being in a mosh pit and the guitar solo finishes and all the sudden you just have the bass and drums it is amazing. Then when you think it could not get any more intense James gets the crowd chanting “die, die, die, die………” and the energy is just something on an entirely different level! Now if you want Metallica energy that blows this out of the water then you need to watch the live performance of “Battery” from Seattle in 1989! That performance is live a top fuel dragster and makes this feel like a Toyota carolla in neutral.

[@thundacracka77]

The greatest war against Communism ever fought.

[@h0tkn1f3r]

It was after the Cold War. The Iron Curtain had come down, and Metallica was the first Western Heavy Metal band to play in Russia.

[@rottbot3361]

With the arc you're on, you need to get some Meshuggah in your ear holes. Clockworks, Abysmal Eye, and the ever recommended Bleed, Meshuggah will change the way you listen to music.

[@BrObiWan89]

If you really want to get in to live performances you’ve got to check out “battery” from their Seattle, 1989 concert. That whole show is the single greatest metal concert in history.

[@janiepowell3218]

Harvester of Sorrow from the same concert slaps HARD!

[@adamrutkowski8329]

Metallica, Battery Seattle 89. You will love it.

[@marciocruz07]

O nível insano desse show: Uma banda americana cantando essa música, cujo pano de fundo é sobre a libertação de um povo do julgo de um tirano. E a multidão gritando DIE, DIE, DIE, DIE... E pra botar mais lenha no fogo, tudo após a queda da URRS. 🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥 Mais insano, impossível!!! 😵😵‍💫 Muito mais que coincidência!!! Metallica é Metallica, papai!!!! 👏👏👏👏👏

[@mikeciboroski3849]

Not many other bands can get up there and rock that hard in front of that many people

[@ibhuff1]

Domination by pantera at the same show is a must

[@snakeinthegrass7443]

All Nightmare Long. Please

[@princessfiona9279]

Some live Metallica requests: Master of Puppets, Battery, Fade to Black, Seek and Destroy from Seattle '89 and Disposable Heroes from Mexico 2009.

[@bigemetalmilitia8462]

I actually recommend he watch disposable HEROES from that show 🤘🤘🤘🤘

[@lubomirhianik6736]

Battery - Seattle 89 Battery - Seattle 89 Battery - Seattle 89 Battery - Seattle 89

[@paulash1523]

The first time i watched metallica live was Donnington park 1985, James gave a liitle speech before they started playing and I've been hooked ever since.

[@JawsVader1970]

Check out harvester of sorrow from the same show

[@adammayday6486]

Well done on the ten thousand bud. 🤘

[@jeremystanton382]

It isn't often you see Kirk at a mic.

[@BillBuckingham]

NEWSTEAD was a beast. James & him were the perfect Metallica vocal package. Unparalleled aggression.

[@hunk4thsurviver307]

We need more Metallica reaction plz

[@tomwales968]

Please raect to Lamb of God live at download festival, preferably Laid to rest, walk with me in hell or now you've got something to die for❤

[@adammayday6486]

Master of puppets Seattle 89.

[@lauriemainczyk4716]

Cliff Burton, Anastasia

[@jamesgraham776]

James was born for this.

[@embiqioused]

You should review Battery by Metallica live with Dave Lombardo on drums.

[@monkeysezbegood]

The energy at Moscow 91 can be beaten. Seattle 89 is more intense.

[@tallycahamuhlhetru26]

And he's done both concert reactions, in which he can compare. 😉

[@reckoninginc.]

1.6 million people at this gig bruv. Let that sink in.... 1.6 million people in ONE place

[@reckoninginc.]

For instance, Robbie Williams Knebworth attendance was 375 000 over three days..... i say again, 1.6 million same day. The mind boggles

[@kartikSharma.847]

​​​@@reckoninginc.1.6 million is not the exact count cause according to lars in an interview he said he approached the managers who were counting just before end of pentera set just before Metallica was going they said it is more than 1.6 m and according to some sources they stopped the count there hence they stopped after that so it can still be more than 2 million 1.6 is just an estimate cause this concert was free tmany people even broke out of wall of that airfield by breaking the fuckin wall. And for proof you can see soldiers fighting crowd during harvest of sorrow and people coming out of broken wall rocking and headbanging

[@MT-jr2vm]

Check out these 2 legendary live performances: 1 Harvester of Sorrow, Moscow 1991 2 The Thing That Should Not Be, Seattle 89 You will be blown away by the intensity. Highly regarded by fans in general (the Seattle 89 concert overall is iconic).

[@AnthonyFalco-u1x]

Love your vids. Check out suicidal tendencies albums “How will I laugh tomorrow” and “Feel like shit Deja Vu” Keep the reactions coming 🤘🏻

[@Jdwdogg]

The riff they switch into following kirks solo, kirk wrote it when he was a teenager

[@bigemetalmilitia8462]

Kirk is awesome🤘🤘

[@tralph40]

Yup. The shivers. Iron Maiden-Hallowed be Thy Name live 1982 is another one.

[@julianz1216]

Now you need to listen to Welcome Home (Sanitarium) from Seattle '89 and Harvester of Sorrow, also from the Moscow Show🤘🏻

[@scottmatzeder9162]

Thats what 1.6 Million people looks like all at 1 Concert! DAMN! I really like their Cliff Burton era stuff...the early days. I actually got to finish one of Cliffs Heineken`s that he brought out on the stage on their 1st American Tour! He gave it to me right before they did Anethesia. Britain has Judas Priest and Iron Maiden, the USA has Metallica and Pantera!

[@chuckjohnson5235]

I watched this on MTV when I was 20 in 1991. So amazing!!! The Soviet Army tried hard ro shut this concert down. 1.6 million people! You know why? It was a free concert! It was an amazing time my friend! German civilians tire down the wall w years before, nations were being born. It was...incredible. I'm grateful I got to be a part of such history.

[@karlvongazenberg8398]

When I was about the same age as you are now, in 1993 and 1995 in Budapest, heard (and chanted the DIE! part), first Metallica BEFORE AC/DC, then in 1995 after Megadeth. If you want the overwhelming experience like this, maybe Sabaton can provide something similar, especially if you can relate to their song via family.

[@linn3806]

I forgot one important Tool song(s). These must be listened to together. First is Lost Keys followed by Rosetta Stoned.

[@leecollison8795]

1.6 million there's a documenty on the concert about 250 peeps died from the army

[@willie1062]

If you want energy then check out Battery Live Seattle 89.

[@rachaddle6581]

Metallica fans like myself since the 80's aren't crazy about James voice since later 90's tho.🔴 Still appreciate.. I get it.

[@stormykeep9213]

There's been different "eras" of James' voice. This is prime James, when his voice IMHO was at its best. Especially during the live shows!

[@sckricks12]

Amazing song!! Managed to nab tickets to their 2 day concert in Detroit last November and had a blast. You know what? You should totally check out the live performance of Wherever I May Roam from that Detroit concert. It was my first show but without a doubt, their performance completely blew my mind that whole weekend. Definitely my favorite band wholeheartedly!!