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[@entertoby6698]

Could you please react to The Last Battle or Saboteurs by Sabaton? Both are amazing songs!

[@kingofthepond6612]

Metallica - moth to flame

[@TonyTheBassPlayer1]

This IS NOT Metallica at their peak. This was a band that was 3 years removed from losing their heart soul, backbone and principle writer, Cliff Burton, in a bus accident. This is with their replacement bass player, who couldn't hold a candle to the original and while they were being accused by their original audience of selling out and turning their backs on their base to be a Teeny Bopper band. They are playing literally as fast as their middle aged millionare fingers could push them and it sounds sloppy and desperate. Listen to the original recording and check out footage from 84, 85 and 86. These guys were just starting their pop career by this point and this music, for all practical purposes, was behind them. I saw them in 88 at the Monsters of Rock and walked out of their performance because Lars couldn't even keep up with his own band by then. This was pathetic by comparison to the original and they sounded this way from 87 til now and if you didn't see them in both eras, don't even talk to me about it because you have no leg to stand on. You'll just have to trust the people that were there to see both to understand or watch the existing video footage. I completely lost interest in them by 89 and nothing they have done since has drawn me back in.

[@ki11ergreens59]

I got you homie..

[@keithbrooks3695]

Great concert, but monsters of rock in Moscow was sick

[@ShanyeWhite]

This whole show from Seattle '89 is amazing. My dad taped their performance from Woodstock '94 and that was incredible. Wore that tape out.

[@masterexploder6802]

Woodstock was in '69 & '99 not '94.

[@claudiogonzalez1579]

@@masterexploder6802 woodstock 94 actually happened

[@401RISaint]

I was there partying my ass off with your dad in 94’. GREAT time.

[@401RISaint]

@@masterexploder6802 WRONG

[@sojmike4761]

Mandela effect LoL

[@bryandalton1464]

I wasn't in Seattle that night, but I was in Spokane the night before. 15 years old, my third concert ever and they were so good. I wouldn't say their prime though... anything Master of Puppets with Cliff is PRIME Metallica for me.

[@costanzafaust]

that Spokane show was incredible. I remember we were about to leave and they did the Breadfan encore and me & my girlfriend had to rush back in for that one. 🤟

[@jeffcomtois2639]

The Justice tour was pretty epic. Sadly I didn't get to see them live with Cliff.

[@MrMeraby]

I was there there as well and remember when James stuck the microphone in front of Newsted. I turned and said something to some random guy, stunned at Newsted's growls.

[@danpitzer765]

That track's instrumention was written by Dave Mustaine, back when he was with the band. His version of the song, which is at a different tempo, and completely different lyrics, is on the first Megadeth album, called 'The Mechanix'.

[@AlldayAudio]

the demo tape they released has the original mechanix lyrics w/ mustaine AND metallica... best of both worlds

[@Mike_H76]

Dave be GOAT'd!!! Not giving my opinion of current Metallica. :D

[@t0talimm0rtalz]

@@Mike_H76 Current Metallica is great. Their last album was awesome

[@Mike_H76]

@@t0talimm0rtalz Of course you're entitled to your opinion, I just hope you got to see them live in the late 80's or very early 90's. My opinion, that I'm entitled to, is that Hardwired is an over-produced attempt to sound like they used to... definitely worked for the lame-stream surface fans. To me, it's equivalent to AC/DC's Razor's Edge... it's lacking that "something" that made them legend.

[@alebarajas3045]

@@Mike_H76 You’re the type of guy who will complain that Metallica has shifted away from their original sound but then complain about them going back and producing a thrash album such as hardwired. Death magnetic is overlooked and undervalued from metal consumers as well. If you stay up to date on their current live performances, James, Kirk, and even Rob have improved drastically since the late 90’s and early 2000’s performances. The difference between 2015 Hardwired and MOP is 30 years of age, which is a lot. That includes new sounds and appealing to what is listened to today while sticking to their original roots.

[@ChuckRusty]

YEEESSSSS finally a Seattle '89 reaction! This whole concert is epic in your face energy the whole way through. Definitely a legendary show.

[@andyk2607]

Effectively anything from this live show is insane. If you want to see them take it up another notch, please react to “Battery” also from this concert. It’s a face melter!

[@Frostrazor]

From 86-2005 they were absolutely untochable in concert - at their peak 86-95 in live shows. Imagine they would do that shit for 2.5 fkn hours!!! Ive seen them live 30 times! My favorite shows were 91 and 92.

[@notofthisgod32]

You mean 86-91. Everything after that is hot trash

[@jakecarroll5]

Even in 2009 when i saw them they were still fucking insane.

[@corrob]

@@notofthisgod32 their albums, sure. but their live show still had all the early stuff and they still thrashed it out live.

[@_Professor_Oak]

@@notofthisgod32 he's not talking about their discography chief

[@caseykinnee5632]

@Joe Smith I agree. I didn't get to see them until the magnetic tour, and after on the hardwired, definitely not their prime but still amazing shows

[@poneal666]

I was at that show. It was INCREDIBLE!!! Metallica was a f&#$ing force of nature at that point!

[@clonexx]

I’ve seen Metallica around 15 times in concert since 1986. Their 1989 Justice tour was absolutely the pinnacle of their energy and speed, live. Unfortunately they were also extreme alcoholics and dysfunctional at the same time, believe it or not. The core 3, James, Lars and Kirk still hadn’t gotten past the death of their original bassist, Cliff Burton, in a tour bus accident in 1986. They only took maybe a month or two off before replacing him with Jason Newstead (who is the bassist in this video) and then continued to tour for their 3rd album. So it’s pretty mind blowing that they still could get on stage and blast out this kind of performance. James has said he never played drunk though, the severe drinking was after the show was over into the next morning. How they functioned, let alone played like this, while getting completely hammered every night on tour, I can’t understand. So yes, this is the pinnacle of their live show. I last saw them live in 2009, where I was lucky enough to get to meet the band. Unfortunately I’ve become disabled and due to that and other complications, I likely won’t ever be able to see them live again. However, each and every single time was amazing. The energy they put out is intense and palpable. The energy the crowd sends back is the same. The band and crowd feed off each other to create this intense energy loop between them. I know that’s weird to say, but you have to go to a live show of theirs to understand what I’m talking about, it’s surreal. The energy at the 1989 Justice tour shows though, like the one in this video, were just a massive cut above all the rest. The feeling was near euphoric and I got lost in the show and music for their entire set. The stage show was also incredible, where they blow up a giant statue of a broken Lady Justice (nicknamed “Doris”). The pyrotechnics for the song “One” were also incredible, mimicking the machine gun fire at the beginning of the song. Anyway, sorry for the essay…Metallica has been my number one band since I was 11, in 1984. I’ve stuck with them through all the changes in style, and actually liked most of it. Their first four albums though are just…masterpieces, and their live performances of those albums in 1989 were the best concerts I’d ever seen, to this day.

[@jeremchapman732]

Great write mate, I feel they still have that energy but unfortunately its lars's drum skills that have dragged the band down and hey Lars has always been my hero but its the sad truth.

[@clonexx]

@@jeremchapman732 Unfortunately the combo of age and a lack of practice time has seen Lars’ skills decline. He seems to have become lazy when it comes to drums, unlike James who has remained a monster on guitar. It doesn’t really bother me much, he was a nice guy when I met him and treated me well. I still enjoyed all the concerts I went to, including and especially my last one in 2009. Metallica will remain my #1 band for life, regardless of what happens. I’m one of the rare fans I guess that actually likes most of their catalogue and not just albums 1-4 and maybe Magnetic/Hardwired.

[@GeekFurious]

Metallica's peak is every show, 40-years running.

[@chrisshanteau5353]

Fact saw them just a few years ago and it was top tier

[@tommydee2470]

The original name of this song is Mechanix and it was Dave Mustaine who wrote it

[@lisemzarate4029]

I got to see them on the justice tour in 89 in Concord Ca, and then at Day on the Green in Oakland in 91, Amazing 🥰

[@Brian-kl1gf]

Good morning from New England...Yes another convert into the mighty Metallica Army... Welcome in Brother...This is Metallica at their peak..88-94... Peace from the Northeast...

[@tj7264]

Metallica has always had some really awesome transitions in their songs!!

[@stevekozlowski5963]

This is 100% Metallica at their peak. I saw this tour back in '89 and it was incredible. In their prime, Metallica were untouchable live

[@arthurnoe2249]

I've heard this song so many times. Played this album over and over and I was just excited as you. Damn they are so great in concert

[@shure81]

"Battery" from Seattle in 1989, same concert, might be the most energetic thing ever recorded in human history.

[@BucsFanO22]

Watch this entire show. Metallica Live shit binge and purge 1989. Incredible start to finish. One of the best live performances of all time, in any genre.

[@micahjared8082]

So Grateful to be a teen in the 80's... 20 some Meticalla shows are seared into my memory and ofc back then we didnt grasp just how lucky we were to be witnessing such MADNESS 🔥Still listening to the first 5 albums front to back, it never gets old. Couldnt really pick a favorite, but for some reason the very first album Garage Days I find the most intriguing > and yes they are mostly covers > but in 1982 who would have ever suspected what was about to happen next?? If anyone out there has never heard the Garage Days Album, I highly suggest you take a little listen. As soon the last track ends METALLICA WAS BORN 💣😈

[@Drescher1984]

In the 90's they out sold MJ, Madonna and Prince for live shows. And to think they're now 58-60 year's old, they sound great even now.

[@mike06422]

Creeping Death from Seattle 89 or Moscow would be another good pick for the live energy and sheer awesomeness of the song.

[@brunohenriqueazevedoborges5490]

He has already done the Moscow one.

[@LeeB41]

Anything from this concert is pure perfection. Definitely at their peak. "We're not there...." Well luckily; I was there. Both nights. Probably the best concerts I have ever attended.

[@sercanordu]

how luck you are man!

[@BARRICADE]

EVERYTHING from Seattle 89 is amazing. Creeping Death, For Whom the Bell Tolls.. EVERYTHING.

[@andyb1653]

The riffs were originally writ by Dave Mustaine of Megadeth fame. In fact, Megadeth put out a track called "Mechanix" which is almost note-for-note identical to Four Horsemen, but played a bit quicker and with different lyrics.

[@Punttipate62]

"a bit" quicker lol

[@notofthisgod32]

Plus James added that slow part in the middle

[@ronpaul1082]

@@notofthisgod32 Lars brought up adding the slow part and dave played sweet home Alabama as a joke and it stuck . James added the " TIME , has taken a toll on you... " bridge and Kirk wrote a solo for the sweet home break down And ofcourse james switched the lyrics but they were from a dif song dave called the four horseman . That music ended up in the song ride the lightning

[@donallen8212]

Same show...Battery...absolutely kills it, but I know others have said it before as well...the entire show is amazing! The only thing I didn't like about this performance was they skipped part of the song, which really makes it epic...

[@suemiller2522]

Loving this reaction. I've been a Metallica fan since I was a kid in the 80s and my brother brought home this cassette tape. Keep 'em coming.

[@pennydaytreasures8173]

Saw Metallica in Seattle in 91. Fantastic concert. I wasn’t even that much into metal but Metallica hits differently.

[@thejam69]

The whole “kill ‘em all” album is great❤️🇦🇺

[@CantTakeTheSkysFromME]

Take the words away and runs and roses still makes iconic songs, its really not about the lyrics with them its the beat.

[@Dodzfather]

Metallica were always at there peak just forever evolving.....

[@syx3s]

there are SO many amazing songs by metallica from this era.

[@keysersoze9025]

2 ways to hear this song this and Megadeth the Mechanix

[@matthewclark2008]

Blackened from this show is bananas. The opening song and the energy is off the charts

[@The_Kiosk]

This concert video is part of a boxes set called "Live Shit: Binge & Purge". I have the CD and VHS version. I think it's on DVD now as well. The San Diego concert video and mexico city cd are the literal peak as far as I'm concerned. Mexico show is cocaine fast. San Diego is the best I've personally seen but tied with the Seattle show. Seattle is just at the end of the Justice tour and the other two are from the black album tour. After the black album era, their age and lifestyle and everything resulted in somewhat of a shift in tone and sound but since the Binge and Purge era they've remained ridiculously great live.

[@The_Kiosk]

Also Mr Boyd if you get the chance to watch these in their entirety I encourage it. It's a high production experience and the San Diego show is literally four or five hours long. Peak is appropriate.

[@billwong553]

Battery and blackened are awesome they bookend the concert.

[@susanconstable2113]

I watch every Metallica reaction I can find! My favorite band ever! I’ve been a fan since about 1985!

[@jeffcappelletti1986]

This is from the And Justice For All tour Jason Newsted plays bass and background vocals. The performance is part of the binge and purge box set

[@christopheranderson2158]

The real jaw-dropper is their performance of “Creeping Death” from the 1991 concert in Moscow! 1.6 MILLION people in that crowd!! The Russian military provided “security” and helicopters hovered above the audience to spot “crimes”. That show was INSANE!!! 🤘🤘🤘

[@edwardscott482]

This was their absolute peak. This was the And Justice for All tour. Master of Puppets preceded Justice for All then One came out on Justice for All. It was all down hill from there. They've never topped their popularity or music during this time

[@traviseicher9118]

The Four Horsemen is the song that made me love thrash metal.

[@joshuas193]

This is from their first album "Kill 'em All". Absolutely love this album. It came out in 1983 but I didn't know about it until 1992 when I was 15. In my opinion peak Metallica was in the late 80's to early/mid 90's, but this album is definitely one of my favorites. Oh, you should totally do Phantom Lord next.

[@mattraffle4847]

I was thinking creeping death is what he should hear next

[@joshuas193]

@@mattraffle4847 That's a great one too. I was just trying to stay on the Kill 'em All album. There's a lot of good stuff on Ride the Lightning though.

[@northwestrider369]

Their first album Kill Them All that this song is on, is my favorite. The into to Seek and Destroy is my all time favorite. I got to see them in 2006 I believe. In Seattle. It was cool that I saw Metallica live, but honestly I was a bit disappointed. They played for 2 1/2 hours and that was great, but there wasn’t as much energy as when they were younger and they didn’t have anything to go with it. They just stood up and played. It wasn’t any different than just turning on a live album and closing my eyes. But……to still say I got to see them in concert is awesome.

[@Big_ol_bass]

Ride The Lightning l, Kill Em All, And Justice For All and Master of Puppets are hard to beat.

[@Alfaqwad]

Phantom Lord and No Remorse are two overlooked gems on this album

[@anttikettunen8601]

While pretty much everyone would've liked to see where they would've gone with Cliff, Cliff was dead and wasn't coming back. To me the Newstead-era is basicly Metallica at their prime. I like Rob and what his presence has done for the band but as far as the live shows go, Jason brought so much energy (and awesome backup vocals) to the stage it's insane.

[@inarar5334]

I would've loved to see them have treated Newstead like a member and not like a hired hand. He's as good a musician as Cliff, imagined if they had listened to his ideas? But they just never unpacked their shit around Cliff and even though Jason was there like 5 times as long as Cliff, he never got treated better than the New Guy.

[@ryansalmons5279]

@@inarar5334 although I believe you're right & they didn't listen to Jason's ideas, I do believe James, Lars, & Kirk started treating Jason like a friend. Not a brother like Cliff but still. Hell, listen to the lyrics of The Unforgiven. It was James' apology to Jason.

[@4md17]

@@ryansalmons5279 the Unforgiven has nothing to do with Jason.

[@dubbleplusgood]

This Metallica song is a reminder that your body contains adrenaline.

[@Sacred_Silence]

It's the most aggressive because it was Dave Mustaine (Megadeth) who wrote most of the guitar parts lol Edit: This isnt their peak, but a great album. It's their first studio album. They've been giving us hits since the start

[@garywaterman814]

Without question you need to check out "Metallica Live in Moscow 1991 Enter Sandman". It has to be top 10 live performances of all time. The next song in that concert is "Creeping Death". Both are just incredible. Overwhelming to take in. The crowd size is staggering. You've probably never seen a crowd that big. Great songs. Great playing. Great stage show. Great crowd. The entire playlist of 10 songs is great if you wanted a long review. Lol

[@susanconstable2113]

I’ve been to many concerts including them about 7 times and they still to this day put on a spectacular show in their late 50s! They have a song called “battery” that is basically to and for the fans. They feed off us and we feed off them.

[@drock55551]

This whole concert is amazing!!! Check out Blackened from the same show.

[@shadowstalker1120]

Fade to Black, Live from Munich Germany 2004 is a standout performance. Everybody brought their A game

[@stevetremblay961]

the smile creep throughout the reaction is why i love these. seeing someone have that first experience of something amazing is well worth it.

[@guitarbyrd3425]

Every song off their first 3 albums are my favorite song of all time. Lol RIP Cliff Burton

[@CaptainKreepingDeath]

As far as live footage goes, every single song from this concert is Metallica at their peak

[@TheViperSlash]

I'd say just go through the entire Seattle 89 show😅 I'd recommend watch And Justice For All next from this show... And I'd also recommend S&M (1999) as another unique and fantastic performance I'd recommend Bleeding Me or The Outlaw Torn from that show (if you'd like to see the passage of time, then check out S&M2 as well which was performed in 2019) And also check out their performance in Nimes, France in 2009 if you'd like... I'd recommend All Nightmare Long from that show... Much Love & Respect🙏🤘

[@governorboltz]

All the songs from this concert are amazing. Whiplash, For Whom the Bell Tolls, Creeping Death and Battery just to name a few are outstanding.

[@imrtlsin]

I was a Metallica fan that was a fan before they were big..... you would have to go to underground clubs just to hear their music... I have been and continue to be a fan as their music has evolved with the changing times... to me that is what makes a great band... absolutely their earlier years were their best ... I have seen them live 15 times ... they are amazing at their best live for sure

[@jakecarroll5]

This is why Metallica is my favorite band and got me into playing guitar. This concert i've watched thousands of times over 20 years and it never gets old. The thing that Should not be is my favorite from this concert due to Jason's brutal voice. Just all together what a performance.

[@101shadow1]

any and all metallica songs from the moscow event is by far the best! literally watch all the songs from that day and you will see the real metallica energy. the world will never hit those numbers ever again. trust these words

[@dinounit67]

Seattle ’89 is peak Metallica. And no one is gonna fight me over that.

[@tiwagg5345]

Glad you did this classic song from a classic concert of theirs. Imho though their 'hardest' song is the last one from Master of Puppets. A little gem called Damage Inc. You should probably do a HD studio version for it

[@carnut015]

I second a listening of Damage Inc!!

[@theahearn2658]

This is off their debut album and it is one of the best songs in metal history. I'd also recommend something like motor breath. Motor breath really took me by surprise.

[@alexiscausleywaabagiizhigo8606]

Now I wanna listen to Anvil lol Edit: this song always reminds me of one of the times Anvil or their kids came through town. Probably pre-show bands lol.

[@GreenJeepAdventures]

The first album is high energy! Aim for "Seek & Destroy" or"Jump in the Fire."

[@Lurch524]

Whenever I'm feeling low energy abs sluggish I just put those songs on ages suddenly I feel like I just did a bunch of speed

[@jarodperez4272]

Gonna say No Remorse, but really, the whole album.

[@DavidNoach65]

It may indeed their peak. I love their early stuff, was 17 when they first came on the scene. I think 2022 has seen them with renewed energy, playing as well imo as the early days. At 57 now, and they are hands down my favourite rock band still.

[@forthehellofit5544]

I saw Metallica play the And Justice for all! And it’s incredibly everyone just figuring it out now after all these years how freakin Awsome they are!!!!

[@Joni_Tarvainen]

Morning routine starting hard today! ’89 Seattle was incredible show and lives up the energy to this date. edit: autocorrect typos from tablet

[@gianwinters]

the ones with Cliff Burton have more into it and rare. This was the Classic Metallica era

[@truefirstmagic]

Creeping Death, Moscow, 1991. My favorite recorded live performance of theirs, ever. Monumental.

[@collingregory8010]

If you haven’t done it “angels flying too close to the ground” by Willie it’s amazing instrumentals

[@noctropolis913]

James' cadence during this song sounds a lot like the cover of Queen's "Stone Cold Crazy".

[@chriscalvert4625]

You need to hear The Thing That Should Not Be. Same show. You’ll be blown away

[@cbuckley5697]

I was at that concert with my brother. That was my first concert and it was amazing

[@randyranderson690]

The music of this song really fits with your screensaver playing in the background. If you haven't yet, listen to their song Fuel and Master of Puppets

[@joshnorris6238]

They're thrash years peaked with ...and justice for all(my favorite album) but as musicians, they've continued to evolve and get better even to their latest album.

[@ThePetergbermudez]

Blackened is god tier

[@ThePetergbermudez]

Really the whole album opened the doors for prog metal.

[@MatthewC137]

I'm glad I saw them on that tour in '89 because it was the last one before the black album changed everything (and I saw them on that tour as well). 1980's Metallica was the best.

[@ashsmith3695]

Jason Newstead’s backing vocals on this are phenomenal.🤟🤟

[@omarfernandez1620]

This concert, Moscow 1991 and San Diego 1992 are thhe 3 best performances of all time by Metallica, try this song live in San Diego 1992!

[@LunatiqHigh]

From that exact same concert, Battery is my favorite.

[@thirteenthandy]

And now you must watch every single song from that show. It is the best thing ever in its entirety. Absolutely worthy of musical worship. The pinnacle.

[@kyleallen7979]

I'm curious, have you ever heard the music of Voltaire? I'd love if you'd react to his songs. Some good ones include: - 'The Headless Waltz' - 'The Night' - 'Goodnight Demonslayer' - 'Raised by Bats' There are many more, though; and all so very good.

[@springheelzach812]

almost human, god thinks, brains,when your evil

[@jasonjones281]

💯 need more Metallica!!

[@Rock72Man]

Saw them on this tour - they were fantastic in this era. They still are a great band, but in this era, damn!

[@jamesbrindel5056]

Welcome to the Metallica family 🤘😀🤘

[@1ofLouisBoys]

This is my favourite Metallica song and it was freaking awesome when they played it live the last time I saw them perform.

[@lindaaumiller7592]

My middle son was in middle school when MTV hit us and Mwtallica was new stuff!

[@eazye519]

This is the greatest convert ever. Nothing will ever top it

[@stevenmack669]

This was them performing a song from their first album kill ‘em all 1983. But this show was probably more around 1990

[@stevenmack669]

There was a melodic part of the song like master of puppets has. But they cut it out during concerts most of the time. So you missed the song in its entirety

[@leonardknopp9988]

Love your reactions no matter what song it is I can watch you react man keep em comin so I can keep watchin lol

[@mark_white.]

seattle 89 i was and it was great BUT .....March 17, 1985 Moore Theater, Seattle, WA WAS THE BEST still had cliff. Metallica with cliff is them at there peak .PERIOD.

[@thomaspaulsen3070]

You really should check out their live gig fro Metro 1983. Now thats energy!

[@skellagher]

And justice for all was their peak… this is the beginning

[@gwill326]

Funny thing is Dave Mustane the original lead guitarist wrote the music. Kirk Hammett filled his shoes in metallica but he went on to form the band megadeth.

[@adamcuthbert9498]

I recommend checking out The Circle Of Tyrants-The Four Horseman

[@howell90002003]

MASTER OF PUPPETS from the album Master of Puppets. No doubt no question listen to the track. Very popular right now because of stranger things. Arguably their best song of all time.

[@shmick6079]

Metallica were probably at their peak live from 1986 to 1999 - it just depends on what songs and style you’re looking for. S&M is their best concert video imo. It’s the perfect performance and a great mix of songs enhanced by great production.

[@isaacsmart7355]

Fade to black has to be my favorite Metallica song

[@ReasonableRam]

Definitely in the peak Metallica age here. I think this was '89 and I consider their peak to be from '86 to '92. 'Binge and Purge' is probably one of their last live recordings from the peak times even though that was recorded in '93.

[@bayareathrasher666]

Saw Metallica for the first time in November 1983 Berkeley, Ca..I was 14,…good to be from the Bay Area, now check out some Exodus!

[@jeffreymcrae3853]

Motorbreath, anesthesia ( pulling teeth), Metal militia, Hit the lights, Whiplash, Seek and destroy, and if you think that was enough then check out Jump in the fire 😎