First Time Hearing Metallica Creeping Death Live In Moscow 1991 Reaction - ONCE IN A LIFETIME SHOW

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[@salemtrials7432]

James is one of the most imposing frontmen in music. Just look at his stance, guitar work and command of the crowd. He’s one of a kind. Thanks to reacting to this!!!

[@barsandbarbells2022]

Commanding the stage!

[@JAMESlock1911]

I agree! James has a powerful stage presence and that means alot.

[@michaelchmiel166]

James owns the stage. Period.

[@MrSammer1972]

He's mid

[@Ragnar6000]

James stands there like some Norse God

[@samrudroff9543]

Jason is just an absolute beast. Hearing him shout “MF DIE” is the most intimidating, coolest and funniest thing ever

[@tylerreisinger734]

Jason Newstead (the bassist) reeling his head back and shaking his fist, waiting to slam in to the bridge after the solo will forever be embedded in my brain

[@nim4464]

same

[@dagony7383]

Jason was the fire in Metallica!!!

[@mattyjay8896]

Jason was definitely the attitude of Metallica!!

[@blinkercity2692]

gives me chills evereytime i hear Jason's voice

[@Mutabor1981]

Jason was the man

[@mztweety1374]

Jason's hair was the fifth member of Metallica 😅😂

[@dagony7383]

Jason was the fire in Metallica!!!

[@mztweety1374]

@@dagony7383 he really was. Amazing backing vocals , crazy energy and enthusiasm 🔥🔥🔥🎸🎸🎸

[@javi5810]

God that riff after the solo is just so powerful and amazing

[@morganpowell2999]

It’s so barbaric!

[@muriloninja]

...and it came from a 16yr old Kirk! lol \m/ Fucking crazy!

[@vapeslingerz1339]

dude, when Jason is doing background vocals on that chorus and screams MF'er DIE!! its goosebumps every time. Now i'm ready to hit the gym.

[@shannonjennings1454]

This is the best performance I've ever seen by Metallica. Everything just lined up perfectly and each band member became unified and matched each other's energy. The enormous crowd undoubtedly created an atmosphere of adrenaline and you can really see it in James' incredible vocal and guitar delivery. He was absolutely feeling it and became very animated! They freaking killed it!!! I Love it!!!

[@anthonybotonis5841]

From an energy and get you going point... it's the best performance by any band EVER. just ript it!!

[@vincegedeon6583]

ONLY AN IDIOT WOULD COMPLAIN ABOUT LARS DRUMMING HE ABSOLUTELY CRUSHES THIS💯💪🔥🚒 🥁🥁

[@michaelklein8598]

Metallica are Gods of Rock🔥🔥🙌🔥🔥😈

[@vapeslingerz1339]

Metallica live, especially on the older songs like these are super intense and never fails to reignite that love for them over and over.

[@zpudgeee]

Love the reaction!, I’ve listened to this song probably 100 times and still always get chills down my spine from the Crowd And The Music

[@jasonregister3494]

This was basically a Woodstock for Russia. It was a free concert. And while they expected a lot of people. They most definitely didn't expect over 1.6 million people to show up. Also I've heard stories about this concert from people who were there. While other bands were more well known in Russia, none of them controlled the crowd like Metallica did.

[@donjackson5522]

FREE? Socialism, man!

[@legendg219]

@@donjackson5522 By this time it was a month after the August Coup, communism and pretty much the USSR was dead at this point, all the republics had or were in the process of breaking away. What makes this concert so special is that it took place in such a historical time not to mention how fucking epic it was. Best live concert ever!

[@efakter1]

Metal group, PANTERA also played there with Metallica, and they also put a kick ass performance on. If you love guitar solos, which I know you do, Dime Bag Darrell is a phenom on the guitar. God rest his soul in heaven right now. Definitely, you have to check out the song DOMINATION. Pantera will be a great addition to your channel.

[@barsandbarbells2022]

Cool! We'll look at adding them!

[@efakter1]

@@barsandbarbells2022 Pantera has a whole slew of songs that others have reacted to, and they love them. Domination just happens to be a reaction at this particular concert in Moscow. If you decide to do Pantera, I would do the studio version of Domination first then of course the live version. Thanks for your consideration.

[@peteb7042]

@@barsandbarbells2022 y'all gotta do Domination by Pantera, this guy had the right idea.

[@jasonlmeadows]

I went to many Metallica concerts during this time period, when they were at the peak of their careers, and this sone was always one of the best parts of those concerts. Being in the crowd and getting to the point where everyone is chanting “DIE DIE DIE” is just so surreal.

[@np7234]

I have seen Metallica 17x's it is always high energy. Especially the 80's and 90's concerts.

[@futurewavecs]

James was much younger in the Studio version. The studio version is their 2nd studio album... then came Master of Puppets, then And Justice For All, then Black Album (Enter Sandman) so by the time of this concert he had a lot more experience and was also older...

[@joeykopack]

I always like to think when the Russian people were chanting die they were saying death to communism

[@carlos73]

9:19 Looks like you havn't seen the 1989 Seattle concert, that was energy

[@jrlikesmetal]

Exactly

[@JeremyMiller-sn6nh]

1.6 million Metalheads chanting "die" at the top of their lungs, most metal moment in history 🤘 Jason's backing vocals are epic 🤘

[@mattyjay8896]

There was a local radio show in LA a year later that asked James what it was like to play at a show like that. His response was imagine walking out if a shower into a curtain of electricity! 😳🤘🤘

[@HeadspaceCools]

Hetfield is the rarest of lead singers... it's almost like he's backwards. He's sounding better the older he gets, and he ALWAYS sounds better live.

[@Jar.in.a.Bottle]

Introduction to Bible Lit at it's best! I doubt the story of the Passover could ever be more concise and exemplified, even from the point of view of the angle of death no less. Leave it to Metallica to accomplish such a feat. Loved your reactions to the telling of this epic tale's theater and live performance! []:-)

[@mztweety1374]

See if they let us listen to Metallica in private school, it would have been more interesting.😂🎸🎤🥁🙄

[@alvarogonzales4145]

This song and this video its the reason that Metallica its one of my favorite bands

[@szeleddie]

THEY back then(THE GODS!!!) ripping out your spine and crush your skull every F@CKING minute with their MUSIC!!! ABSOLUTELY GODS!!!🤘🤘🤘 (still doing it BTW!!!)

[@BrianYates-ct9db]

Greetings from New England..I came across your channel searching for new Metallica reactions and I really enjoyed seeing you guys gets drawn into this song and performance..I'm subbed 🧐✌️🤘

[@princeofpcos9804]

Just got back from this concert, 3rd row. Great show!

[@tallycahamuhlhetru26]

😂

[@mztweety1374]

boomers said heavy metal was devil worship. Metallica was literally out here teaching bible lessons😂

[@tomislavoreskovic3158]

Nothing more Metal than God and Christianity!!

[@kyletomczak6126]

Freakin' masterpiece.

[@Tommysimonsen]

Pantera Domination, would be a great reaction, also from this same concert. Monsters Of Rock.

[@Jericho363]

One of the best live performances I've ever seen. Harvester of Sorrow was also fire asf. Metallica one of the best live bands ever. Pantera was there too and you should do them......Domination live in Moscow. See Dimebag Darryll perform one of the great solos ever.

[@gregorysmith2005]

Awesome! U should check out Pantera domination live in Moscow. Its from the same show but earlier in the day. It's in black and white but its a great performance too!!

[@mattmorganRnR]

Now you got it!!!! 🔥🤘🏼🔥🤘🏼🔥🤘🏼🔥🤘🏼

[@konstantinosarvanitidis3324]

Oh yes, hell yeah! 🤘

[@andysalazar3169]

You must react to pantera domination. From the same concert.

[@omarfernandez1620]

A wild concert try domination live by Pantera Same concert!

[@hollowbodymusic5673]

You guys need to react to Pantera Domination from this same concert. Pure adrenaline 🤘

[@tnsteelerfan86]

Legend has it that ppl are STILL makin their way to their cars 🤘😆

[@jowbloe3673]

8:18 - "Die! Die! Die! Die! Die! Die! Die! Die! Die! Die! Die! Die! Die! Die! Die! Die!" 10,000 amped up fans inside chanting this in unison, most epic concert going experience of my life!

[@mztweety1374]

Reminds me of that Richard Pryor joke "Thats alot of MFs waiting on your ass outside."

[@joeheffernan5268]

AC/DC. Metallica , The Black Crows and Pantera played this show. Check out Pantera "Domination" live at the same show. Incredible

[@douglaspharr]

Check a band called The Warning. Three sisters from Mexico who do old school rock. Great songs include: Evolve, Animosity, Choke, More, Dust to Dust. Amazing band.

[@Kilian600]

Yes please !!!

[@jmhaces]

Yeah, at one point there were like 1.6 million people in the crowd. Some people even died crushed by the mass of people, if I remember correctly.

[@hayatofury8580]

about 73 people took that "die" chant seriously XD that number is not confirmed but its 1 of the apoximates

[@rafidirajikan4584]

James 'The Lion' Hetfield

[@ARandomInternetUser08]

I love the random things James says throughout the song. Too funny. 😂😂

[@traviscrockett3640]

It was called Moscow Music Peace Festival and there were A Lot of bands there. I wasn’t into Metallica then but really appreciate this now. This is my fave song off RTL

[@TheVargen1971]

This is from Monsters Of Rock festival at the Tushino airfield on Sep 28 in 1991.

[@traviscrockett3640]

@@TheVargen1971 wow. Looks the same. Thanks for the correction 👍

[@louielouie22]

I saw them in 88 and 89 general admission, they melted my face. 🫠

[@bfunkadelicmusic]

Late 80s to early 2000s was peak Metallica live. I think not only were they dialed in but Jason was a monster live. He was the soul of Metallica.

[@CanadianMetalHead73]

1.6 million fans in one place to see Metallica with Pantera on the same bill! This was the fall of the Soviet Union and this was the first open air show ever allowed in Russia! This marked freedom for the first time in Russia. This is why it was so huge on all levels.

[@Hoscitt]

His voice is different cos he was still a kid on the studio version 😄

[@1971-w9u]

Great reaction ,time for some Pantera! Domination , live same concert in Moscow. RIP Abbot brothers

[@sonofthesea3298]

Funny that you mentioned security. The military there (around 29 000 soldiers +/- according to the drummer Lars Ulrich) was supposed to be there to keep the wild crowd in line,and make them behave. But they ended up drinking,partying and rocking out themselfs! If you watch more concert footage from this concert,there are military helicopters hovering just above peoples heads. Lars calls it still today,a surreal experience and a total mindf**k to even watch over again. (Pardon my french) Here is footage included of some of the soldiers that simply doesnt give a F: Pantera - Cowboys From Hell (Live, Moscow '91) [HD] Maybe not the best video to showcase the mayhem that was going on. Because the soldiers went onto beating the crap out of the civilians at one point,wich had Jason Newsted and Metallica reacting before Black Crowed came on: The Black Crowes - Stare It Cold (Live in Moscow 1991) (HD 60fps) This shows perfectly how violent and ruthless the military was,then the next time you saw many of them,they were partying and drinking with the crowd,helmets/hats off. There was no in between with them,it was either or lol. This one of my favourite Metallica songs where many of the soldiers started losing it in the crowd: Metallica - Harvester Of Sorrow - Live in Moscow, Russia (1991) [Pro-Shot] I think they started out really aggressive,where even people from the production of this concert had to calm them down through an open mic,and from there on out they just thought "f**k it,lets party with them!". AC/DC came on when the dark had settled at night,and it was just all party vibes all over. One insane concert in every way,and even Brian Johnson adresses it abit. I recommend watching AC/DC close the concert with For Thoose About To Rock (We Salute You) You can use this video: "Monsters in Moscow 1991 Pantera, Met, AC/DC, Black Crowes". Starts at 1:11:36 with Brian saying a few words in front of the performance,good video quality.

[@djbigdaddy8679]

The best video from that entire show is Pantera’s Domination!! Dimebag’s solo is epic!!!

[@Stuart_Cox1969]

AC/DC were the main band there, that's actually AC/DC's stage they're playing on.

[@krw73]

Your point?

[@Blackdog06019]

Pretty sure everyone played on that stage

[@krw73]

@@Blackdog06019 exactly. Not sure how it belongs to one band.

[@jmoney6900]

They stoped counting at 1.6 it was closer to 2.2mil when they finished their set.

[@Kilian600]

Exactly. I said something similar, nobody knows for sure, how many people REALLY attended. Maybe 0.5mil, maybe 2.5mil. We'll never know it for sure.

[@Whitenoise4061]

Should do Metallica's live version of My Friend Misery from Melbourne, Australia. How James' gets the crowd to react is amazing! Awesome reaction btw!

[@adamcoope8726]

Megadeath ‘that one time in Argentina’ ……. Tops this for crowd participation and energy. 👍🏼

[@tallycahamuhlhetru26]

🤭

[@rolandorojas3800]

James vocals matured by then. He was younger by the time Ride the Lightning came out. That's why you might like his vocals as you hear it in the live concert.

[@Nissardpertugiu]

1987 was the bridge

[@glenncameron2265]

Gotta do live versions of Metallica from Seattle 1989 concert. Outstanding! I believe they were at their peak in '89.

[@Just_Russian_]

On that day, James had his own army of 1.6 million soldiers!

[@MichaelScott-jy2si]

Another good live song 1985 Day on the Green For whom the bell tolls With the late Cliff Burton Doing a double bass solo to open the song

[@DavidTrippi-fp9yg]

How's that for energy guys they never disappoint live seen them 8 times incredible

[@fromthepgh]

Even crazier when you think about it is that about 80 people died in the crowd during the concert. Drug overdoses, dehydration and being smothered.

[@Arkryal]

For perspective on the crowd size, this is like selling out Madison Square Garden, plus the entire population of the state of Wyoming... 3 times over. That number is based on 1.6 million people, the official headcount, but conservative estimates also include nearly 200,000 gate crashers as well, which are not included in that figure. The show, if I recall correctly, also included AC/DC, The Black Crows, Pantera, and Electro Shock Therapy.

[@GeekFurious]

There were probably 600,000 people there for this performance. Out of those, maybe 100,000 could actually hear the band since no one thought to line the area with speakers.

[@tallycahamuhlhetru26]

You don't see the massive speaker towers far & wide throughout the sea of people? 😉

[@GeekFurious]

@@tallycahamuhlhetru26 I know you can see I said LINE THE AREA. The majority of that crow of people are well beyond the range of the towers.

[@Kilian600]

Estimated, probably. Let's face it it : nobody actually REALLY knows how many people attenden. Could be 500,000, could be 2,500,000. We'll never know it for sure.

[@BigHogg]

Y’all should react to PANTERA “domination” from the same concert

[@octavioconceicao78]

Approximately 1,050 people are reported to have died, according to reports.6 to 2 Million people attended the Monsters Of Rock concert hosted AC/DC at the Tushino Airfield in Moscow, September 28, 1991, that featured Metallica, Pantera, The Black Crowes, Motely Crue, and Queensryche. 54 people did die, with most being.

[@alexei9228]

they played the concert like it was the last time!

[@srt8rocketship241]

Harvester Of Sorrow from this show next. Badass. The Russian military is there for security. They were freaking out and were busting some heads and whiskey bottles. Crazy.

[@drjag1155]

My favorite Metallica's song. Even better live 🙏🤘😁

[@manuelr.5988]

Metallica is godlike. Try Band Pantera Domination from the same concert. I am watchihg both Videos for years and I can not decide witch is better❤

[@u.s.m.c.fewproudthemarines2987]

Cool reaction 91 was when Metallica really peek for newer fans. Been fan since 84. I was actually getting ready for WAR IN MIDDLE EAST at this time. React to new Metallica CD 72seasons at 60years old still have me at 55 I'm happy they're still making new Music and I'm here to listen to it.

[@darrinbushman4602]

Friends, it was 1.6 million over 3 days, not all at once. 😊

[@randalladams7692]

Fell like I ran a mile holy cow they pulled that off that's why there the biggest band I world need to check them out playing in ANTARCTICA ONLY BAND TO DO SO kick ass band keep rocking

[@darngj]

Metallica and Iron Maiden live are awesome 🤘🏻🤘🏻🤘🏻🤘🏻🤘🏻🤘🏻

[@katherineschmidt2075]

Apparently with the army people, they were supposed to be the security, but most of them, apart from the ones at the stage, most were like" bigger this, were watching". Metallica were said to be sh**ting themselves about going onstage to this audience. Also they couldn't hear the mics in their ears, each other nor the microphone, so they just belted everything out unknown how it was sounding. The crowd was that loud. They just had no choice but to wing it. And it turned out phenomenal. Literally the best concert and better than the other bands there.

[@charlespeterson7502]

I believe it was 55 people that died at this concert.

[@dragonwood4562]

That concert was made possible by Russian metal bands Gorky Park and the Scorpions. They wanted to do this as a way to bring America and Russia together in friendship. They invited a lot of American metal bands. You should check out "Bang!" and "Try to Find Me." by Gorky Park and from The Scorpions, check out "Wind of Change" "Hit Between the Eyes" "No One Like You" "Rock You Like a Hurricane" and "Tease Me, Please Me."

[@jinglebells223]

Master of puppets seatle 1989

[@TheVargen1971]

Monster Of Rock Festival at Tushino Airfield on Sep 28, 1991.

[@johnbattle7518]

This is James prime vocals here. 89 to 93.

[@marieevelanoie8350]

1.6 millions screaming die it's epic!!! 😅

[@armandalikaj]

Such a feeling I watched the whole concert live on TV

[@antoanthony3400]

When million and a half people chant d!3, you do not have any other option except comply. Think working at a corporate and over a weekend and receiving a gentle reminder, telling you to comply. No matter what people tell you but this song is about someone who stands for the oppressed.

[@robertherring9277]

My Pesach (Passover) tune!

[@marcuspratt5560]

Pantera Domination from this same concert is Lit!

[@samlopez6342]

Seeing a Metallica show is a workout. I'd be sore a day or so after

[@felemeis]

Yes that is the third biggest concert in history

[@VENOMS_WRAITH]

You should do Metallica's song ONE. Great song with 2 different video versions, not counting live versions.

[@jovanco]

I'm a little late to the game but loving the reactions! I would LOVE to see yiu guys do Hit The Lights. It's their first song and it just showed the world what was coming to the music industry!! 🤟😎

[@yogidemis8513]

Legend has it that Metallica is the band that broke the Soviet Union!! Just by this concert alone!!

[@razrhiannaspiers8506]

If you would like to react to an artist you might not have heard of before, I recommend Aesthetic Perfection with the song Gods & Gold. They’ve worked with members of Rammstein, particularly Richard Z Krupse and Till Lindemann

[@andy60234]

AC/DC, Pantera and Black Crowes were the other bands

[@dimitrakapa4887]

Conclusion: All métal artists of 80's and 90's were🔥🔥🔥🔥🤘🤘🤘🤘🤘

[@alaneiler2361]

Gotta love it at 4:25 when he called himself out on him fn up!! …..FU(K)😎

[@traceyk6541]

I would NOT want to be in the middle of that crowd! Ok, maybe for a half hour....

[@IRVRCRIR22]

So just a quick note there was a few other acts but MEtALLICA was the head liner for this show so the majority of the fans were there to see the biggest band of all time 😊

[@morkrazy]

I thought AC/DC headlined this show, I’m old and forgetful but that was my impression

[@stayhungry1503]

it occurs to me that to the russians it probably sounds like they are saying "davay" which means "lets go"

[@jamescoleman8954]

It was the likes of Ozzy Osbourne, Bon Jovi, motley Crue, pantera, Metallica scorpions, and that’s just naming a few

[@parlergreg8535]

My favorite metallica video, but yeah, 53 ppl died at that concert, I think it's 53, over 50.

[@alvarotexful]

This was one of the fewer times I’ve seen Hammet go over a solo without half toning any notes.. very good guitar solo btw..