HIP HOP FAN'S FIRST TIME HEARING 'Metallica - Harvester Of Sorrow' | GENUINE REACTION

[@MollyBoyTV]

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[@darthoblivion2615]

You need to check out the band Ghost. Very popular band that will fetch many views and the music is amazing. First song should be "Cirice". Keep 'em coming! 🙂👍

[@firemonkey1015]

Awesome! Great cause

[@matti72033]

Fucking awesome!

[@MorgothAce6099]

idk if you have read the lyrics but if you do you will realize that its a really dark song

[@boysrback5690]

Live 1991 Moscow version is Epic!! Silence............. Quuassss Pugh!!! You know you Know!!!!🗣🗣

[@brianjohnston5221]

No bad songs on …And Justice for All🤘

[@ninasbbm5133]

My favourite album from them! Love it

[@yumegd2625]

The Shortest Straw is kinda boring

[@jasonx4008]

​@@yumegd2625 Ha, I strongly disagree

[@arkgent8390]

It was the last album they were a metal band.

[@vincesylvestri1033]

I approve this message

[@jochencooper2751]

The guitar tone on Justice is crunchier than a crunchie factory, it's badass

[@yves78]

I hate the word djent but this is the origin story of that tone

[@kiwiana661]

Good ol analog

[@adamgardner2244]

Absolutely

[@BA.77777]

Justice is a masterpiece. So ice cold, so powerful, mean. Song writing is off the charts. This is, to my ear, the ultimate metal sound. Equalizer in a perfect V shape. Heavy as hell. Crisp. Evil.

[@clownboyremixx]

If I were trapped on an island with one album, it would be “Justice”. Period.

[@childofzoso2790]

Thanks for listening to these! I think previously I took Metallica for granted as a teenager, I have all their albums, however re-listening and being older I realize just how great Metallica is.

[@Bancheis]

I remember listening to them very heavily in my youth to the point that when I started listening to other bands, I was like "Are these songs supposed to be this short?" Metallica has always made epic ballads, not just songs.

[@metalwolf6317]

This song is brutal live version "Moscow 91"

[@MT-jr2vm]

Yes! better than the studio version even. Legendary

[@shmick6079]

Yeah probably my favourite version. That pause……. “AAAAAALLLLLLLLLLLLL …have said their prayers…”

[@metalwolf6317]

Yes! vrrrrr grrrr vrrrr -AAAAALLL HAVE.....🔥🔥🤘🤘

[@nickbeaudet7712]

Beat me to it. James attitude Jason's energy. Lars banging away it's awesome and seeing the crowd respond.

[@silentnoah]

if only Lars played the drum parts correctly.

[@huddlebum7805]

Best Metallica Album Ever! ! They were running on all cylinders on this album, Eye of the Beholder is a song that is underrated and nobody ever reacts to it.

[@snakeinthegrass7443]

One of my favorite Metallica songs. Don't listen to these fools who tell they lost it after this album or that album. DEATH MAGNETIC is one of my fav albums of all time and it came out in early 2000s somewhere. They still kick ass to this day!!!!🤘🤘

[@joatagewin]

Just played DM yesterday. It is definitely a great album.

[@outerspacern]

❤ suicide and redemption

[@snakeinthegrass7443]

@@joatagewin The disc is in the truck and ready at a moments notice, as we speak. 😂 It's been in there for months and months now. Whenever I "get the urge" I hit the button and switch it on and crank it. It's a much better remedy than the alternative. For me and the person that caused the "urge" in the first place!

[@snakeinthegrass7443]

@@trulyunoriginal It's hard to say but that prob is my fav right there!!! That's usually where I start the disc on full rotation. That or Broken, Beat and Scarred. Or wherever I left off. I haven't removed it from my truck in months and months. Love it!

[@snakeinthegrass7443]

@@outerspacern That's a good jam also but a little too long for an instrumental like that imho. But still a great song 💪

[@NotZahidatall]

Molly: The solo was quite short Me: Just wait bro 😂🔥 I love that part 🔥

[@brutalrock927]

The same 😂

[@LC-gs6qv]

Even with the lack of bass, this was brilliantly produced. You are right, it is really clear and crisp

[@Williamswartz]

James vocals is def what sets Metallica apart from the big 4

[@ninasbbm5133]

​@@NPK476they have their good times haha

[@Metal_Mary]

Yep!! You can be fast but if you can't sing or make sense..than I'm out!!😂

[@jasonx4008]

​@@NPK476I actually love both Lars and Kirk.

[@Williamswartz]

@@NPK476 Lars is meh now but Kirk has written multiple timeless solos so if you’re talking about anything after the black album then yeah

[@brandocalrissian3294]

Joey belladonna from anthrax has the most standout vocals of the big 4.

[@MelanieBrooke-c4v]

Your reactions have me in stitches. They are very genuine and it's so exciting as an old skool metal fan to see you experience the magic of Metallica. They are the ultimate story tellers.

[@bigbigjohnlee666]

Absolutely agree with ya. Love his expressions. Love seeing someone without the knowledge of this bands power and ability to kick ass how their face lights up and theyre sucked in and cant quit listening. Been a Metallica addict since 85 yes theyve changed the sound of their albums and the heaviness to a degree but god I love them Fade to Black literally saved me from myself

[@XXjg_]

Love how Hetfield’s vocal tone always hits you hard, mate. He is a cut above. Lyrically, too.

[@BillBuckingham]

Lyrically I think Justice is Hetfield at his best. The lyrics are deep, insightful and highly intelligent. Never enough credit for them in my book. The whole album is a complete songwriting masterclass.

[@mikegiganti764]

His vocals and melodies rule metal . Especially live

[@PikeBishop1]

@@BillBuckingham If it had the production of MOP or Black especially, might be considered their best album.

[@arjunmukherjee3347]

@@PikeBishop1 i would say the production is perfect as it is, bass up a bit? sure but otherwise its perfect imo

[@PikeBishop1]

@@arjunmukherjee3347 From a mixing and engineering perspective, I disagree. It's FAR from perfect. The bass isn't low, it's non-existent. I've tinkered with the stems and made it sound considerably better and more full, but I love the album and the original production is part of that. It has its own sound. If Black album didn't sound as good as it does, it would not have been the hit it was.

[@edmcbain71]

This is quite a heavy track. If you like heavy then you will love Sad But True

[@robertovasquez1538]

From the Black Album, Wich is less thrash than the first four albums

[@danielkinn782]

It's a different kind of heavy. That's mainstream "heavy"

[@jip5889]

This is not heavy at all bro.

[@srvaughan2502]

​@@jip5889It is. You are confusing heavy and fast.

[@ladaddy19]

No offense to you, dude. Like what you like. Listen to what you listen to. Just know there's no comparison between Harvester Of Sorrow and Sad But True. Bob Rock ruined everything about Metallica after Justice. Sad But True is heavy for people that say Disturbed is heavy with a straight face. Radio friendly Heavy is not actually heavy.

[@marktaylor5408]

My fav album, still got the cassette I bought from 1988, I still remember buying it from Sheffield HMV and first listened to it at my mates house, memories flooding 👌

[@Madman6505]

When I first heard Blackened I was like wtf is this. Then I was like "ok, it's just a different style." Then I played it again and became a metal head for life.

[@stevezeppieri]

Metallica are THE 🐐!!!!!! As you keep going… You will agree. #MoreMetallica

[@dannyhicks5039]

I remember when this album came out in september of 88. I was 16 years old. Had a kick ass stereo system in the back of 1970 nova ss. Cranked up all the way. Cruising around...ugggg... the good old days.

[@FL_CORPSE]

The heavieeeest riff of the album the shortest straw and the drums. ❤️❤️❤️ 🤘🏻🤘🏻🤘🏻. Best solo the frayed ends of sanity🤘🏻🤘🏻🤘🏻

[@FL_CORPSE]

One of my favorite song of this album. The intro 🥰

[@mattblatchley2061]

GREAT Metallica track right here!!! the riffs are BRUTAL...and it's nice and slowed down...almost groove metal🔥🔥🔥

[@MT-jr2vm]

You also have their live performances starting with Seattle 89. Legendary prime Metallica🔥

[@Transparencyproject]

Let's see what he thinks about shortest straw

[@Transparencyproject]

@hit.me.up.at.official_mollyboy oh wow, a fake account already lol

[@kikivon3501]

I was there in Sea-town!!!!!My senior year of high school ‘89

[@justinwebber38]

This is my personal absolute favorite Metallica album, and possibly album ever.. the whole tone of this album is just angry, crunchy, and not a single song on here that doesn’t make you wanna bang your head 🤘🏼

[@tubelious]

this is the way I always listen Metallica. Since 1991.

[@Scooby_Dum]

One of my favourite Metallica tracks, always thought it was much heavier than The Thing that Should Not Be, though most people seem to disagree. The live version from Moscow is absolutely brutal: 10/10. This is a song that really benefits from having Jason bass in the mix, so the live versions feel much ‘bigger’. I think your next step should be to check out the live versions of a lot of these songs. In terms of going beyond the thrash bands you mentioned, not sure how much exposure you have to other 80’s bands. But I could give you a tonne of recommendations from bands like Ratt, Skid Row, Queensryche, early Pantera, etc. The 80’s had so many excellent metal bands; it truly was the time when metal was on top of the world!

[@nathanbanke2095]

I see you’re wearing your Metallica ride the lightning hoodie. Love it🎸🤘🔥

[@MollyBoyTV]

You know it!

[@tommysaroda4446]

​@MollyBoyTV Can you please react to Pearl Jam song called Jeremy or Jeremy Spoken (The Official music video) but if you're unable to react to the official video for pearl jam you can check out the lyric version or live version. Also can you react to Silverchair song called Tomorrow (the official music video which is either the US version or the Australian Version but if you're unable unable react to those versions, you can react to Silverchair song Tomorrow (Live MTV awards 1995). Can you please let me know when you're going to react to those songs.

[@tommysaroda4446]

Molly bro, I guarantee you would like these songs, give it chance. You never know, you might end up liking it. Use your same music senses, analyze the music, learn and listen to the music and lyrics.

[@minners71]

One of my fav Metallica songs of all time, the live versions with the pause are amazing the anticipation of the beat coming back makes the hairs on my neck stand up. Each time I see a new live version the pause seems to get longer and longer and longer.

[@gavinpatterson666]

When I listen to songs from this album it all sounds calculated and precise, I’ve listened to this album for at least 30 years and still love it. Seeing a first reaction makes me smile, thanks

[@SEMYAZZA1982]

No bad songs on ... and Justice For All, is a fuckin' MASTERPIECE. The best metal band ever, long life to 🤘🏻METALLICA🤘🏻

[@MetallicAAlabamA]

Imo, the way James Hetfield uses his vocals in their songs. Especially on this album ...And Justice For All. It's what I would say the way a metal singer spits lyrics like a rapper spits lyrics in hip hop/gangster rap. Both James and Lars grew up listening to different genres of music. You can tell listening to Lars ' drumming, by the way he does that tap ticka tap. It's very jazzy and hip hopish. I've noticed that alot of rap fans and black listeners will notice that about Lars. But James does have a way he spits the lyrics.

[@Daniel-xq6zy]

EVERY SONG……I repeat….. EVERY SONG is more incredible than the other!! Best Metallica album. Love how complex and complicated each song is in its own right! Wait till you here Eye of the Beholder and Shortest Straw

[@andrewmiller7951]

The best Metallica album in my opinion.

[@jeremeywilson2318]

If you wanna boost reactions…. Pantera ~ Mouth for War Pantera ~ A New Level Coal Chamber ~ Loco Deftones ~ Around the Fur Deftones ~ My Own Summer Static X ~ Push It Slaughter to Prevail ~ Viking, Demolisher & Bone Breaker Just about anything Alice In Chains especially Down in a hole, Would, Angry Chair, Rooster, Junkhead, Nutshell & Again. Many more also

[@Sithman1776]

I just saw Metallica live back in November and this was the second song they played….. it’s still a banger after all these years. Justice is one of the best albums, and the unique production gives it character.

[@genarogilormino2139]

Master and Justice are a must own and must listen for any rock/ metal fan❤

[@jeremystanton382]

What people don't notice is you can start a Metallica album and let it ride. No skipping songs, they're all good

[@scottstafford3049]

Eye of the beholder you truly need to hear and react to this one please

[@scrapland2012]

I love that dark malevolent breathing a the first part.

[@nateaurand1601]

This is one of my all time favorite Metallica songs! Glad you enjoyed it too

[@BRB-_-]

Gotta check out their performance of this from Moscow 91

[@johnelmers3348]

This is the one I've been waiting for.

[@JC-fp5lo]

It’s a great album. My favourite album. The production was deliberate to be more raw and more aggressive. Yes it suffers a bit with the bass getting lost, but they had just lost Cliff, their ears were shot, and wanted to push the limit of a scooped aggressive guitar sounds. It suited the riffs, it suited James’ voice. Every song punches hard. Can’t wait until you get into the breakdown and solo in Frayed

[@juliankrumbholz1068]

And Justice has the best guitartone ive ever heard, razor Sharp, clean and still brutal. There is always hate, but every guitarplayer has tried to copy that Tone😂 Another amazing liveperformance is the day that Never comes from 2009 live in Quebec. Its a modern Classic, and even better than the Studioversion. I hope you enjoy it! Metallica is music, enjoy!😊

[@chrisj3318]

i was 17 when this came out , music was so good back then

[@jochencooper2751]

I haven't seen any other reaction channels doing ,Metallica's Garage days revisited which is another awesome album of covers that they put out in their prime

[@outerspacern]

I love that shit

[@timmago4307]

Yes definitely

[@peterdaly4887]

If you feel like jumping forward in their career just to give you a glimpse, have a listen to ALL NIGHTMARE LONG from 2008 or SPIT OUT THE BONE from 2016. Unbelievable they could still write songs like these all these later. There’s SO MANY SONGS! Thats why they’re one of the greatest and enduring bands of all time

[@Ranganation]

Or even Inamorata

[@julianz1216]

You NEED to react to the live performance of this song in Moscow 1991!

[@MT-jr2vm]

THIS. A must! James’ stage presence and vocals.. Jason, kirk, lars they were all on fire!

[@MT-jr2vm]

THIS. A must! James’ stage presence and vocals.. Jason, kirk, lars they were all on fire!

[@rickyboyarko7221]

You have to listen to master of puppets live from Seattle 89’. Make sure it’s the full version it’s about 10 minutes long. Best performance ever.

[@Krow-go3ps]

There is something special, something undefined or explainable that happens sometimes with the all time greats, they may not individually be the best but when they come together something unexplainable happens, that is METALLICA

[@randycomerford2038]

I seen them on tour before this album or any song was released and they played this song, and I loved it then and I still love it today!

[@wilmavansteijn2514]

I love your reactions on Metallica songs ..... keep on going 🤘 I listen to Metallica since 1984, and still got goosebumps when James is sings ....

[@adamdunbar8260]

It's so much fun watching a young man react to Metallica. Been a fan since 85. I was 13 and heard Ride. I still feel the same way whether I see them live or listening to the albums. And Justic is the Apex Predator of thrash metal. After that album they could not go anywhere else except The Black album.

[@julianz1216]

You can start to react to Exodus, Kirk Hammetts band, before he joined Metallica. I love the song "Blacklist" by them🔥

[@claytonsmith7211]

Back in the day we used to listen to it in the locker room before football games… Works like a charm!!!

[@danielkinn782]

Look bro....youre not gonna always have bangers. This isn't about every video being a banger. This is about you connecting with your audience. With your supporters. It's about being true to yourself and the music. That will bring supporters/views. That's the key.

[@bryanmack5410]

Everything other than this is a shortcut. Don't take shortcuts.

[@dzizas9534]

just make a poll what to listen to

[@TommyHC1978]

This is about whatever Mollyboy wants it to be about, not what you think it should be about. If he wants a banger every time that's what he should aim for, cus it's his channel.

[@danielkinn782]

@@TommyHC1978 I agree 100. I didn't mean to sound like a dik.

[@danielkinn782]

@dzizas9534 absolutely but if he reads something or heard something that caught his attention, all means react to it. People start these kinds of channel all the time, but it's the ones who find self discovery and new loves for music that thrive

[@Sonic..S]

Whenever he listens to the song, he has a disgust face. Also Metallica is the best metal band I've listened to because I literally listen to Metallica everyday.

[@MetalliTriv]

An all time classic! Seeing this song live is a special treat. Love it!

[@vadymkvasha4556]

best heavy metal male voice - totally agree!

[@lordtrigon1733]

Imo their darkest song off their darkest album, this one always gave me chills. Monsters often hide in plain sight. James deserves all the credit in the world for how much work he put into improving as a vocalist considering he never wanted the role to begin with.

[@djmrjoel]

This was the first song I heard off this album when they played it on the Monsters Of Rock tour, a few months before the album came out. They had the second set in a five band bill, but the wildest fans of the day by far. I bought a white Metallica tank top, which I still have.

[@ArcturiusPendragon]

You have been reacting to some of my favourite 80's Thrash bands. Here's some more from that era. Overkill, Testament, Forbidden, Nuclear Assault, Exodus (the band that Kirk Hammett founded and named before joining Metallica) Flotsam & Jetsam (the band Jason Newsted was with before joining Metallica), Annihilator (my favoutite band from my home country, Canada), Sabbat (England) Kreator, (Germany), Sodom, (Germany), Destruction (Germany), Stone (Finland), Voivod (Canada, Jason Newsted apparently helped them comeback from retirement), Razor (Canada), Sacrifice (Canada), Suicidal Tendencies (Crossover Thrash), Stormtroopers of Death (Scott Ian of Anthrax's Crossover Thrash project), Artillery (Denmark) Coroner (Switzerland). There are so many fantastic Thrash bands from the 80's that I can't recall at the moment as I am quite inebriated. When I do remember them, i will comment them on future reaction videos. A few New Wave of Thrash Metal bands that are influenced by the bands listed above that I have stumbled upon in the past 15 years... Evile (England, The Metallica influence oozes from their tunes) Lich King (U.S.), Havok (U.S.), Suicidal Angels (Greece, the Slayer influence is strong with these dudes), Nocturnal (Germany), Nocturnal Breed (Norway), Angelus Apatrida (Spain, the Slayer influence is strong with these dudes too), 3 Inches of Blood (Canada), Lazarus A.D. (U.S. the vocalist and bassist, Jeff Paulick, looks like he's Dimebag Darrell Abbott's bastard love child). Once again, too inebriated to remember and list them all and will comment them on future videos. Still feeling very nostalgic watching your reactions, keep 'em coming, my young Metal brother!!! 🤘

[@christophermintz8289]

Ive had this album since it came out. And it is still my favorite Metallica album. People can talk all they want about how good or bad they think Metallica are. But theyve been hitting it hard since the early 80s. And still pushing out music. Sure theyve changed. But who wouldnt over that time? My personal favorites are all of the albums up to and including this album. I am really loving watching your reactions and your discovery of into new geners of music. Just have fun brother.

[@johnw2290]

Dude. I've been listening to Metallica for over 30 years......I still get goosebumps. Master of Puppets and Justice, are pretty much flawless albums, in my book.

[@tampastu]

The cymbal crash coming out of that double bass kick pattern is fire.

[@firastalhouk8957]

This song is special for me because it’s the first song i ever heard from Metallica. My classmate back in the day was singing it and i was like what are you singing and he said i took this cassette from my older brother this band is amazing we went into the school bathroom because a “walkman” was not allowed at school obviously i listened to the song and got hooked then my classmate and i would gather money from our allowance and buy the cassettes and listen to the songs try to decipher the lyrics as best as we could given our age and that English isn’t our mother tongue. True this song doesn’t have the longest most complicated solo but the solo fits perfectly and it’s the song where James growls the most (you should check the live version at Moscow). Don’t worry about your channel bro react to Metallica, Iron Maiden, AC DC, Guns n Roses, Aero Smith, Jethro Tull, RATM and your channel will do great 🤘🏽🤘🏽🤘🏽

[@thecyrusresource6514]

my favorite song from this album. I get goosebumps watching you react to these, brings me back to my goosebumps on my first time hearing them. Thank you!

[@jasonlockyer8647]

It was the first single from the album and for me it set the tone for the Justice, lyrically darker than previous albums...Harvester has such an awesome groove

[@jasonlockyer8647]

@hit.me.up.at.official_mollyboy sure, no worries

[@josh5132]

100% agree, James is the best metal vocalist ever. I still love him now but 86- 92 james is unparalleled

[@eversosleight]

System of a Down, Chop Suey. That will do well. Loved the vid!

[@genarogilormino2139]

It's no surprise to anyone that this is also one of the greatest metal albums of all time ❤❤and Metallica was able to release back to back masterpieces ❤ it's a rarity in the hard rock/ metal genre

[@ufcfight2pringle]

You can “hear” music or “experience” music…. I appreciate how you experience music! I’ve been with Metallica since 86 and have witnessed their phenomenal live show 12 times so far🤘🏻… I’d love to see your reaction to “Gently” by Slipknot!… that song found me and the first time I heard it, my soul said “YES!!!! This is me!!!🤘🏻”…. That is what lives inside me bro🤘🏻🤘🏻🤘🏻

[@420Prog]

I can really suggest Gojira. They are really f*ing awesome and unique.

[@chuckjohnson5235]

I first heard this song live at the Monsters Of Rock show on 1988 and I couldn't wait for this album.

[@lilwolf1970]

My intro into metallica was and justice for all, still one of my favorite albums

[@Mvader7]

There are so many complaints about the mix and bass sound, or lack there of. For me this is what makes it such a great album. It perfectly captured the anger/ aggression of the band at that time. And nothing else sounds like it. The “dryness” of the sound perfectly accentuates James vocals, making it my favourite performance by him.

[@clairehall2720]

Bruv, brilliant album. People are always going to tear down something. This is my favourite Metallica album and has been since 1988

[@nachogroucho]

Metallica is nothing short of metal royalty!!

[@andrewmacleod3308]

My personal favourite metallica song..justice really is a stunning album

[@johnaldridge5264]

One of my all-time favorite songs!

[@alexnavarro9285]

You can literally do every single song on every single one of their albums, and you WILL get views

[@brettcloud8550]

Regarding you mentioning that the melody from the one track sounded a lot like the other off the same album, when you eventually get around to "To Live Is To Die", there's a bit from "Blackened" in there as well.

[@BillBuckingham]

All the talk about the production is just that - talk. Yes, it sounds different, but it's very powerful. The original sounded very similar. The previous 2 albums had massive production issues too. They had arguably the greatest bass player in metal and buried him in the mix of Ride & Master. This is phenomenally well produced, especially the vocals. As for the track - take time to read the lyrics and understand them. This is a bleak, hard, cold song. The bitterness he displays is gut wrenching. You learn more of his story through other songs like The Unforgiven & Bleeding Me on later albums. Can't wait until you hear 'One' from this album - it's their masterpiece from this era for me. A perfect composition. Thanks for the video dude. You rock 🤘

[@Backbone420]

MB, let’s talk guitar. In a previous comment I mentioned palm muting. The beginning of this song is what I use to warm up and get my palm muting dialed in. You can learn it no problem. The soft open intro, learn just that. Get the pattern and timing down. Then turn on distortion and play the exact same thing. Only now instead of plucking each string and letting it stay open and ring, you will be using the palm of your pick hand to quiet the strings and get the chunky “thunk” out of the note. You will learn slowly that you can apply different amounts of your palm and pressure to get slightly different sounds out of the note. That and the fact that when you play it distorted, not all the notes in the the riff are muted. It will help make that quick transition from letting it ring and thunking it down. Getcha pull. 🤘

[@LoriCollis]

You're channel is doing great so far. Don't sweat it!

[@MT-jr2vm]

Lars’ drumming has inspired some of the most iconic drummers and have said it’s not always about speed and tricks. Lars’ playing was unique and always purposeful, inspired generations to drum. Both Lars and Kirk are very talented and were the perfect ones for Metallica as all of them (with Cliff) had the same vision as pioneers of Thrash metal. When jokingly asked if Joe Satriani (taught Kirk before Metallica) ever thought why Metallica didnt go for him instead of Kirk, he said he wouldnt want to come between what they were starting because he could see they were on to something big. Thrash metal. Rant over.

[@Donbazzini22222]

100 percent agree

[@sheryleaton1685]

I'm so glad you're playing so much Metallica because I like watching you and I forgot just how much I love this band. Hetfields enunciation is so clear...I think that's one thing that makes him a great singer. ✌️

[@troydioso3149]

I’ve been waiting for you to do this one. It’s hands down my favorite Metallica song

[@LeobardoMora-qm9yr]

Shortest straw and frayed ends of sanity are my favorites from justice album. React to some exodus soon bro🤘🤘

[@stupidusername38]

I'm sure he'd enjoy Like Father Like Son or Toxic Waltz

[@sergioa4585]

James Hetfield in 80s era was BEAST!!!

[@jipaksi]

I really agree, that James has really good voice. It really suits for Metallica, and I feel that especially on this Album, it gives always so angry feel, which is very nice. And it's nice to see the evolution from his young screaming voice to more singing style voice from Black album onwards. Based on vocalist voice, I would recommend dipping into band called Disturbed. Another metal band, which has insane good vocalist, David Draiman. I've recently found them, and I think they would suit into your reaction channel too, and it's quite popular reaction target. If you go for them, I really recommend start doing two of their songs, and comparing how skilled and amazing David is as a singer. So pick these two, and try to imagine same guy is singing on those: - Sound of Silence (either official music video or live versio on Conan show) - very beautiful, totally different style than usual heavy Disturbed, but listen to that singing voice! - Down with the Sickness. More heavy and their usual style of song. Again, good example of what David can do with his voice. Just don't pick the official music video, as there's part of the song which is cut out from it. I really recommend some of lyric video instead, as it gives the whole song experience as studio quality. So hoping to see some Disturbed reactions! If you haven't already listened to them, they would really suit into your channel I think. And of course, continue with Metallica too :)

[@jonasmandersson]

I totally get the battle comment. I bought the vinyl when it came out in august 1988, at the same time as I discovered Tolkien’s Lord of the rings. For me, this is the soundtrack to that trilogy. I listened to it nonstop while reading the books.

[@jonasmandersson]

@UCCIdeE-EQt2_RAuKAaqoGWw Seems like the fraudulent imposters has struck again, @mollyboytv

[@friendlyNemesis]

Oh my hell, you restarted this song for the intro... MollyBoy - you are definitely my tribe. I listen to this intro, over and over and over. I have made the intro one of my ring tones and use it for everything! One of my all time favorite Metallica songs, along with all their instrumentals. Those songs are just gorgeous pieces of music. And to your question of what other bands to check out that'll do well, AC/DC, Godsmack, Disturbed, Five Finger Death Punch, maybe some G&R (guns & roses), more Judas Priest, Korn, Rob Zombie, Rammstein. Some popular but maybe not as metal, Billy Idol, The Cult, Motley Crue, Led Zepplin (old school rock and HUGE rabbit hole), Queensryche (circa 80-90), and Van Halen. And more of my most recentfavn, no genre, every genre band, Falling in Reverse. It's a kaleidoscope list of music and artists but worth the time to check them out. Alot of hidden gems here. Maybe look up song names, see the most downloaded and list them for a 'you pick my next song reaction' contest for your subscribers. Keep the reactions coming, love your channel.

[@kennethbackus9722]

Brings me back to when I first saw them in 84 ……incredible

[@bulldogblvd]

One of my favorite Metallica songs.

[@roberthughes6836]

My fav metallica album cause i bought it back in 1988 the day it was released. gr8 reaction molly keep rockin

[@jeffroland1364]

there’s a reason they’re the goats. prime example

[@Macious_Himself]

I got to hear this song 2 months before the And Justice for All album released when they previewed it for us at the Monsters of Rock concert in Miami in 1988. Needless to say we ran out and bought the album first thing later that year.

[@markd6170]

No Need to worry about running out of Good Songs.. There are many great albums, & there are many branches of music that will extend to you, when the time is right...🖤🎸🔥 This is just The Beginning of Great Music!! We'll help guide you along the way!🤠

[@757foks]

This rabbit hole is so deep that you wont have to worry about no music to listen to :D There are a lot of great bands: Mastodon, Opeth, Trivium, Alkaloid, At the Gates, Behemoth, Dimmu Borgir... the list goes on and on

[@christophermintz8289]

Brother, i told you. This is a masterful album.

[@sotexsailor]

THAT'S MY MOLLYBOY!!! Once you get to Death Magnetic you'll be on your way!! SO much more!! KEEP GOING!!!

[@peterdaly4887]

You’re going to fucking love THE SHORTEST STRAW! Fucking awesome