FIRST TIME listening to METALLICA "Ride The Lightning " REACTION

[@hank7941]

Creeping death and trapped under ice are two amazing songs from this album

[@tonypace5854]

Creeping death live in Moscow was amazing. The energy was off the chain!

[@seanjohnson8046]

She would love trapped under ice!

[@Dazzaar68]

Trapped Under Ice is probably the most underrated… definitely at the top 5 of my list!!! 🤘🏼🖤🤘🏼

[@scottjohnson5132]

two of my favorite songs

[@jeffreyboyer3714]

Trapped Under Ice is a force! Ride the Lightning is such a great album. Ride the Lightning is the first Metallica album I ever bought and still love it.

[@bobbyclarkston8836]

You pretty much can’t go wrong with any Metallica from the 80’s - FACT! 👍👍👍

[@phillipfry9765]

PLAYS ESCAPE

[@njldst2007]

@@phillipfry9765 I love Escape, and pretty sure it's also one of their most accessible 80s songs

[@nachocheez9690]

Escape sucks by Metallica standards

[@JokingbombYT]

@@nachocheez9690 by their standards, yes but it's still a great song nonetheless

[@randyspencer5937]

Metallica awesome but the gods of metal is iron maiden

[@metallyfan2k7]

This album is nothing short of a masterpiece!

[@tannhauser5399]

@metallfan2k7 - true, 100%. Especially considering the history. Such as people still think that "Ride the Lightning" is about being electrocuted... But in fact both "Ride the Lightning" and "Master of Puppets" are about... drugs. So when listening to both those songs, there is actually much deeper meaning there. Amazing, considering the fact that at that time, those guys were just above 20 years old (when both albums were created). And let's not forget... Cliff Burton, as pretty much most of the stuff there was his creativity.

[@mememaster8050]

This song has my favorite guitar solos of Metallica, Kirk Hammett's one of the underrated ones imo

[@lillyjanereacts]

Kirk is one of my favs. I love his whole energy!

[@jonathanwatson5818]

@@lillyjanereacts Eddie Van Halen,Tony Iommi, Zakk Wylde, Randy Rhoads, Adrian Smith, Herman Li, Alexi Laiho, Jeff Loomis, Synyster Gates,Vivian Campbell, etc. Samuel Cristea of Liliac is my favorite current young guitarist, that dude is talented and he's just 23.

[@mememaster8050]

@@Salomon_G I said the solo's underrated, not Kirk.

[@mememaster8050]

@@Salomon_G No he didn't, he wrote the main riff and a couple other riffs, solo is nothing like Dave's style as well, it's an obvious Kirk solo.

[@HollowG_]

@@Salomon_G duhhhhh he wrote the Bible also.

[@ryancoke777]

Pretty much every song from the first 4 albums is an absolute banger.

[@itsRiske11]

'Spit out the bone' off their newest album Hardwired to Self Destruct, really feels like an old school metallica song. Recommend checking it out if you haven't yet.

[@sashthrash]

Fun fact: Spit Out The Bone is a song made from their history. The distorted bass part reflecting on Cliff with his distorted bass parts and solos, in the intro you can hear an open chord ringing out with fast drums in the background kind of like Whiplash and a few other songs on Kill 'Em All that did that. And one of the solos was even like the solos Kirk played on Kill 'Em All. "Reinvent the earth inhabitant" which is one of the lyrics in this song kind of makes you think about Blackened from And Justice For All. I think there was more than that but I cannot remember anything else.

[@MrOasis316]

I prefair moth into flame and halo on fire from the new album.

[@belliiahmed]

It's not their "NEWEST" anymore. It's been 6 years now since the release. They absolutely need to make a new album

[@itsRiske11]

@@belliiahmed Have they made an album since? If not it's still their newest album.

[@eazye519]

It's not even in their top 50

[@ResubidorSerial]

Creeping death is another banger from this album, my personal favorite from them!

[@blackheartrevolution9964]

Disposable Heroes, and Leper Messiah are two tracks that MUST be reacted to

[@Kratos21_HL]

Oooh Disposable Heroes...

[@flyinsancho]

And 'the thing that should not be"!!!!

[@blackheartrevolution9964]

She already did the thing that should not be

[@Frostrazor]

Lightning is my fav album as well - but Puppets is impossible to dismiss. By my account you've only heard one track from that album. I highly encourage you to listen to "Disposable Heroes" from Puppets. That's is a guitar solo enthusiast's dream!! Then from Justice album which you've only done "One", i highly encourage you to check out "Blackened" the lead-in track on that album. Very similar to this song Lightning in that it's heavy in your face with a lot of aggression and profound make you uncomfortable moments (in a good way). Loving your metal reactions. Many of us prefer the older Metallica as well so welcome to the club!

[@bloodybutunbowed291]

Trapped Under Ice is such an underrated song. It's like one of the scariest moments one could have if they fell through the ice in the river and the river pushed them away from the out hole

[@Tesserex]

I think the song is about someone frozen in cryonics, like one of those death-postponing pods (like Futurama) and waking up in it but still frozen.

[@craigusselman546]

RTL is very scary lyrically and James really sells the fear in his voice.

[@MetalHeart8787]

Trapped under ice is a wicked song & one of my favs, ill be doing a review video for that song alone sometime soon

[@dogtownd7008]

I remember when I first heard this album... when it was new. To see it heard it through younger and more joyful ears takes me back to the time when I could enjoy it the same way. Thank you for making me feel young again for a minute. Cheers.

[@APWPaint]

For most of us old heads anything after the black album is substandard. I keep telling you kids to start from the beginning! Kill em, Lightening, and Puppets are all BRILLIANT!

[@kurtsaxton823]

First 4 albums for me are by far the best.

[@shadyd2544]

I know music is subjective but pretty sure alot of people even new fans agree with that thought

[@mattb6646]

And justice for all goes on that list

[@APWPaint]

@@mattb6646 Yep, Yep, forgot about "Justice".

[@chrisaustin612]

Honestly, for my old ass, anything past Justice for All is not all that...(but all prior including Justice are fire...cover to cover!)

[@Underdogg3]

If you’re liking Metallica, then you’ll probably also really like Pantera. “Walk” is their most popular song, but I also highly recommend “Cemetary Gates”, “Cowboys from Hell”, and the live version of “Domination”.

[@mememaster8050]

DON'T DO THE OFFICIAL VIDEO FOR CEMETERY GATES, IT CUTS THE INTRO

[@robertgene4012]

a great song she should react to by Pantera is the "Hole in the sky" cover by Black Sabbath 🤟

[@Duke_2373]

Becoming🔥🔥

[@victoriawebber8104]

Pantera is alright for posers. 4 hair metal albums in the 80's that flopped so they switch to thrash oops I mean "groove" (WTF) metal.

[@Duke_2373]

@@victoriawebber8104 Yeah, Poison is probably more your speed

[@RobinPoe]

Ride the Lightning is a signature album for Metallica.

[@itsKimovichlol]

Now you have to react to Fight fire with fire!

[@nonserviam751]

Both this and Master of Puppets are arguably their best album.

[@Frostrazor]

no argument here!

[@Benaditus]

The Call of Ktulu (Instrumental) from this album, from other albums: Spit out the Bone, Disposable Heroes, Sanitarium, Battery... the list goes on, but I look forward to seeing more reactions. Great job.

[@__ZANE__]

great reaction! i wish i could listen to this album for the first time again!

[@deejayturtle]

I think Ride the lightning is my fave Metallica album. It sounds so raw. And almost every track is a BANGER. You should do the whole album. Also There is a 10 yr old lil girl named Ellen who does an amazing bass cover of "For whom the bell tolls" you might want to react to or at the least check out on your own time @Lilly Jane Reacts

[@jeremeywilson2318]

You definitely need to dive into Pantera!!! ~ Walk ~ Mouth for War ~ Cemetery Gates ~ Suicide Note 1&2 ~ The Sleep ~ Slaughtered ~ War Nerve ~ Live in a Hole ~ I’m Broken ~ This Love

[@timl.1184]

I had that album in 1983 when I was 15. It was my absolute most favorite album.

[@mattmorganRnR]

Damage Inc or Disposable Hero’s . Either one will rock your ass🔥🔥🔥🤘🏼🤘🏼

[@everythingiscribbleslikean1105]

Hey girl! This is a great way to spend my lunch break! Thanx!!😊💕

[@tedraidergarcia1596]

I think you'll love Spit Out The Bone and Halo On Fire from their last album!!... Really great songs that reminisce older Metallica! 🤘🔥

[@ronny-2112]

I love this album, it was the second I bought from them back in the early 90's when I was a kid, the first was Master Of Puppets, then ...And Justice For All and Metallica (The Black Album) all on Cassettes, later on CDs. My favorite songs from this one are Fight Fire with Fire, Fade To Black, Creeping Death and The Call of Ktulu. There are some songwriting contributions by Dave Mustaine (leader of MEGADETH) on this song (Ride The Lightning) and some other tunes like Fight Fire with Fire (the acoustic intro was played all by Cliff Burton), and some sections of The Call Of Ktulu on this album.

[@shure81]

Every single song on Ride the Lighting and Master of Puppets is that "old-school Metallica" sound that you like :)

[@pkj77]

i love the track Escape, Trapped Under Ice ....hell the whole album is awesome

[@Ozz77765]

This was the first Metallica song I ever heard, in 1985. And it's still my favorite and always will be. Hearing Metallica back then was the first time I thought to myself, this is my band and my music.

[@themusicfan2179]

my favorite song on my favorite album of Metallica ever 😍🤘

[@juanrezende4914]

If you like old school Metallica, you really need listen and react to Whiplash!!!

[@Carbonnothingbutcarbon]

I first heard this over 35 years ago, and even though I am probably about 30 years older than you, your reaction to this song was identical to mine. I was gobsmacked and couldn't even talk during most of it, and it completely changed my attitude towards music overall.

[@Jozua86]

I keep being amazed by how young they were when they made this.

[@therovingbandit]

Fight fire with fire 🤘🏻 One of my favorite Metallica songs of all time. It’s the album opener. Super fast, aggressive, heavy, and LOUD!

[@sevenduster27]

Have to checkout them LIVE FROM SEATTLE 1989🔥🔥🔥🔥

[@JM-nd9zf]

The first four albums (Kill Em All, Ride the Lightning, Master of Puppets, And Justice For All) you can pretty much just listen to from front to back. Also the Seattle 1989 and San Diego 1992 live shows are really awesome and are available in HD on KZbin

[@karimhicks8376]

In 1990, when I was a freshman at college of the Siskiyous, in Northern California, a female friend of mine, introduced me to this METALLICA SONG, IN A WAY I WILL NEVER EVER FORGET!!!

[@stevenalexander6713]

Both the albums "Ride the Lightning" and "Master of Puppets" are amazing. But I also really enjoy their 90's albums Black, Load, and the first disc of Garage Inc.

[@anthonychapman5552]

I love your facial expressions when you listen. You really feel the music.

[@robertovasquez1538]

THE LAST TWO METALLICA'S ALBUMS (2008 AND 2016) SEEM SO MUCH TO OLD METALLICA, YOU SHOULD TAKE A LOOK TO THEM 🤘🏼🎶

[@MarkHammond-r3g]

Yes, death Magnetic and hardwired to self destruct should be reacted too and heard

[@ralphdougherty1844]

They actually played this (it’s a rarity) at the concert I went to in August

[@leoantonio3849]

awesome reaction. loved your analysis of the solo. i've been listening to this song since i was 14 and always loved it, but never thought of the solo in that regard. but the way you describe it in relation to the lyrics definitely makes a lot of sense. great job

[@gianwinters]

RTL is my all time favorite album. Revolutionary in everyway.

[@longor7706]

so awesome that you like old school metallica before they became the bob rock band!!!!

[@caedavch.9883]

This song rocks. Although it isn’t my favorite one, I still can’t help but get pumped when this song comes on.

[@Hasta-la-pasta]

Disposable Heroes, Damage Incorporated, Fight fire with Fire, Four Horsemen, Motorbreath

[@MotionlessHorizxn]

if you haven't already done it, I suggest Now That We're Dead off their Hardwired... To Self-Destruct album! its one of my favourite Metallica songs

[@MarkHammond-r3g]

Spit out the bone is my favorite song from that album in fact in my top 5 Metallica songs.

[@creagguernsey1932]

You do the best Metallica reaction videos on the Tube. Being a teenager in the 80's, I lived, ate, drank, slept all Metallica. I cruised around in my car with my buds smokin bud everyday after school and the weekends just blasting Metallica. I remember the first songs that got me hooked were Am I Evil, Seek And Destroy, Creeping Death, and Jump In The Fire. Seek and Destroy and Disposable Heroes were the first songs I learned to play on guitar and went on to learn many more Metallica songs. Also I agree, early Metallica was the best for me as well. Really up to And Justice For All. After that I found myself skipping many songs on their future releases. Where as their earlier stuff I NEVER skipped a song.

[@hmvenom]

This song!!! ❤️🤘🏻🤘🏻🤘🏻🤘🏻

[@Brando-Lee3725]

Lilly Jane , you are correct ! The first four albums are stellar ! My fave album is And Justice For All . Most will say Master of Puppets or Kill Em All . And they ALL kick major ass , especially when they came out ! WOW !

[@Reblwitoutacause]

You should see the videos of when they used Tesla Coils LIVE in concert. Coils. PLURAL. they used like FOUR MASSIVE Tesla Coils. It was pretty dope.

[@donaldshelton3511]

1st song on the album called Fight Fire With Fire, For Whom The Bell Tolls, & Creeping Death are all great songs off the same album also

[@bayareathrasher666]

I am 53 and from the SF Bay Area, I saw Metallica for this album in 1985 with Death Angel and Laaz Rocket, great days!

[@chrisdavis408]

James has commented many times that this is his favorite album. I personally love it , but master ... hard call both are just perfection.

[@buddhaclausstudios6762]

Frayed Ends of Sanity is one of my favorites. Along with Disposable Heroes and Trapped Under Ice.

[@tonykubilius9971]

This one of the best album of Metallica 🤘🤘

[@moose2577]

That final guitar solo always felt to me like the panic right before they throw the switch...⚡😳

[@ryanfoutch2481]

I love the song "To Live is To Die" on the And Justice For All album

[@robertpeacock4609]

i was 19when this aslbum came came out thanks from this

[@michaelscott9974]

I had the pleasure of seeing this live With the late Cliff Burton Check out his bass solo on Kill'em All And also 1985 Day on the Green For whom the bell tolls You get to see Cliff play live

[@damioncollins6097]

Hey Lilly here’s a fun fact!! If you look at the album, notice how there’s an electric chair in the center and the lighting around it is shaped like an “M” :) for Metallica

[@randallfranklin7910]

Seek & Destroy from the 1st album is my alarm clock on my phone, wakes me up everyday ready to conquer the world 🤘

[@annihilationfarmohyeah4808]

Dyers Eve from And Justice For All. Emotional song about James’ childhood.

[@alexbrowngaming6038]

Seek and Destroy, The Four Horsemen, and Whiplash are all incredibly good songs off their first album

[@albertmata8813]

The whole album is awesome just listen to it all

[@therovingbandit]

Another favorite of mine: Blackened, from the …And Justice for All album

[@sumonjamal1653]

If thrash metal is something you would like to check out, here are some suggestions for bands: 1) Anthrax - hailing from NYC, they were very unique as a thrash metal band for using dark humor and often used fictional characters from comics or literature... Songs to check out - 'A.I.R.' ... 'Caught in a mosh'... 'Time'... 'Schism'. 2) Exodus - founded by Kirk Hammett (who left to join Metallica), they were all about a shredding good time... Songs to check out - 'Bonded by blood'... 'Impact is imminent'... 'Impaler'... 'Persona non grata' 3) Kreator - formed in Essen, W. Germany in the 80's, they led the German thrash metal hordes into global prominence... Check out - 'Extreme aggression'... 'When the sun burns red'... 'Violent revolution'... 'Flag of hate' 4) Slayer - hailing from California, they met Metallica in the L.A. scene in 1982, and they were a mix of punk rock and extreme thrash metal... one of the 'Big 4' of thrash metal... Check out - 'Angel of death'... 'The Antichrist'... 'War ensemble'... 'Ghosts of war'. 5) Megadeth - masterminded by Dave Mustaine after being fired from Metallica, they went through an evolution away from thrash in the 90's as well, but their early songs include - 'Wake up dead'... 'Hook in mouth'... "Devil's island" ... 'Skull beneath the skin'. 6) Manowar - technically not a thrash metal band, but they had fury in their early days... Check out the songs - 'Wheels of fire'... 'Kill with power'... 'Violence and bloodshed'... 'The demon's whip'. 7) Testament - despite having similarities to early Metallica, they were able to carve their own place in the thrash realm... Check out - 'Into the pit'... 'Over the wall'... 'Practice what you preach'... 'Trial by fire' 8) Death - formed in Florida by (the late) guitarist & vocalist Chuck Schuldiner, this band re-shaped extreme metal in the 80's and helped usher the death metal genre... Check out - 'Zombie ritual'... 'Suicide machine' ... 'Living monstrosity'... 'Pull the plug'.

[@gianleo4664]

You should check songs from their Master of Pueppets album like Battery, Welcome home Sanitarium, Damage Inc or Orion

[@seanjohnson8046]

Metalica's Ride The Lighting was way ahead of its time! Lilly Jane, when you get a chance listen to the entire album, you will want to own it. One song you should get a chance to listen to is Ozzy Osbourne's Suicide Solution. The most controversial Heavy Metal song of all time!

[@beachcomber4141]

There is a reason they named the record after this song. Good GOD!! Hearing it again after all these years, it is blowing my mind all over again. Metallica was SO GOOD. The way that guitar solo is framed by the rhythm is freakin' amazing. There really was no band like Metallica. Another great reaction video. It is cool to listen to these songs again with someone hearing it for the first time.

[@omarfernandez1620]

0:33 this is by far a top 5 Metal Album of all time, try Kill Em All- The Four Horsemen nex time!

[@dariiofernando]

yeah this is my fav too, nice reaction

[@riphopfer5816]

I’m glad you took my advice. This song, in my opinion, has Metallica’s greatest solos from the Cliff period of their career, with the possible exception of ‘Orion’ .

[@spikeydog624]

A moth into the flame. Especially live, with Lady Gaga 🤯

[@sevenduster27]

This album saved my life.

[@jamescorey3516]

If you want an instrumental. The Call of Ktulu from that same Ride The Lightning album might interest you. There's also 2 S&M versions of that same song, both well executed. Fight Fire with Fire is also another great one from that Album. Creeping Death talks about liberation of slaves under the Egyptians. You already listened to Trapped Under Ice, Fade to Black, Ride the Lightning and For Whom the Bell Tolls so that pretty much covers all the album. The last one is Escape and my least favorite one of that Album, basically a counter to Ride the Lightning and Escaping prison before that happens.

[@nature_nd]

Really enjoyed this reaction!!

[@nekomencia9126]

Fight Fire With Fire is a good one to listen to.

[@jacobmarriott7971]

You’re always amazing!

[@jesspayant1667]

Kirk Hammett came up with the inspiration for the album title and song from a line from Stephan King's novel the Stand. One of the characters is on death row waiting to "ride the lightning" .

[@fredharvey28817]

Fade to black is my favorite song ever and the last solo is Kirk’s best solo 🤘

[@espmet]

Hauntingly still is The Call of Ktulu. You need to listen. Instrumental. You’ll love it Lilly.

[@ericgaudet5488]

At 3:06 you can see when her mind when Bye Bye . 🤯 In a good way. Great job with your reaction to Ride The Lightning from Metallica.

[@miguelguerreirobaptista4856]

This song is underrated af! 🤘🏻

[@pressman1788]

Thank you for the reaction! Not sure if you know, Dave Mustaine from Megadeth is listed in the writing credits for this song.🤘🏻

[@stigpetersen9701]

“Disposable Heroes” or “Damage Inc.” 🔥🔥🔥🔥🤘🤘🤘🤘….both will bring you on your knees 🔥🔥

[@ianblake815]

I learned this song on bass, it’s a doozy! 💯🔥

[@Majkieboy]

Since you enjoyed "For Whom the Bell Tolls" so much, you should watch the Cliff 'em All version, live from 198x-something, when Cliff Burton gets his time to shine. It's probably the best Metallica live video ever made, in my opinion. And yes, Ride the Lightning is Metallica's best album.

[@Scooby_Dum]

‘85 Cliff Em All!

[@rodneyespinoza2492]

Their first 3 albums are their best!

[@randallfranklin7910]

Also other great bands you should check out are Pantera, Slayer, Testament, Anthrax, Exodus 🤘

[@narrativenoob]

This, Master of Puppets, Enter Sandman, and For Whom the Bell Tolls are some of my favorite Metallica songs! Recently became a metal head because of these guys and Eddie Munson

[@sumonjamal1653]

Most Metallica fans agree that their first 5 albums are the best of their career... 'Ride the Lightning' (1984) was their 2nd album and is my favorite Metallica record - shredding heavy from start to finish (8 tracks) from the brutally fast 'Fight fire with fire' to the closing cinematic instrumental 'The call of Ktulu'... every song is a keeper 🔥🔥🤘🤘 One record that u can check out on KZbin is Metallica's 7-song demo 'No life til leather' recorded in 1982 w/ Dave Mustaine (Megadeth) on lead guitar and bassist Ron McGovney... Cliff Burton (bass) joined in 1983, and then Kirk Hammett (lead guitar) replaced Mustaine a few months later and recorded the debut album "Kill 'em all"... All the demo songs appeared on "Kill 'em all", but one track "Mechanix" was re-written and became 'The four horsemen'... Dave Mustaine recorded "Mechanix" w/ Megadeth. "Kill 'em all" was as raw and fast as Metallica could get... the band was broke, desperate and financed entirely by then-manager (and Megaforce label heads) Johnny & Marsha Zazula in 1983... the record was hands-down better than all the records that year by bands like Anthrax, Slayer, Manowar, Exciter, etc. Touring for the first time, Metallica went to Europe and recorded 'Ride the Lightning' in 1984 in Denmark... this time, they were financed by European label Music For Nations. The 2nd record was an angrier, heavier and deeper album than "Kill 'em all". Fan favorite 3rd album 'Master of Puppets' was recorded in 1985 as they were touring like crazy all year. They had been signed in America by Elektra Records and had better management and promotion... Released in 1986, 'Master of Puppets' became Metallica's first gold-selling album as the band opened for Ozzy Osbourne on tour. Sadly, it was the last to feature bassist Cliff Burton, who was killed in a bus accident on tour in Europe. 'Master of Puppets' had better production and sound quality from better financing - stellar album overall. Songs include - 'Battery'... 'Welcome home (Sanitarium)'... 'Disposable heroes'... the instrumental 'Orion'. With bassist Jason Newsted joining in 1986, the 4th album 'And Justice for all' was released in 1988, but drummer Lars Ulrich decided to fade out Newsted bass in the mix, so the album came out a little dry-sounding... However, it is a unique metal record and there is no album like it out there. Metallica were making longer songs and rather than go fast, they went 'go heavy' and it truly shone w/ tracks like 'Blackened'... 'One'... 'Eye of the beholder'... 'Harvester of sorrow'. It sold platinum faster than 'Master of Puppets'. The self- titled 'black' album by Metallica became their first #1 album... Producer Bob Rock was brought in and was able to pare down the aggression and deliver concise, powerful songs from Metallica, which would appeal to audiences on MTV and radio... The thrash metal was gone, but they still delivered a powerful album that sold over 16 million copies in the USA, w/ songs like 'Enter Sandman'... 'Sad but true'... 'Wherever I may roam'... 'Of wolf and man'.

[@cosminblaga5117]

FIGHT FIRE WITH FIRE ,on the same album !!!

[@jeremeywilson2318]

Fight Fire with Fire!!!!

[@joejoe3260]

“Orion “ is a epic song no vocals just instrumental

[@metlhe4d329]

This song is empathy incarnate It’s quite literally about someone wrongly accused of a crime being sentenced to death via electric chair.

[@briankarcher8338]

Every song on this album is amazing. You can't go wrong with any of them. I'd say that about their first four albums really although the first is a little rough/raw. If I were to pick the next song from this album... Creeping Death.

[@thunderous784]

creeping death is a banger as well as fight fire with fire

[@ZandrickKrowe]

PLEASE DO BATTERY NEXT. 🙏🏽 All of Kill em All, Ride the Lightning, Master of Puppets and …And Justice for All are so fantastic you should listen to Blackened or And Justice for All from the aforementioned album. Love your channel!

[@dwaynegarfield1551]

A MASTERPIECE!!!💀🤘💀

[@Arion_Darius]

I love metal for more than 20 years. I love thrash metal, death metal, groove metal, progressive metal, doom metal and all crossovers between these jenres of metal. But. Ride the lightening album is the absolute masterpiece of all times. P.S. Check Welcome Home (Sanitarium) P.P.S. Check "Annihilator" and "Rage" bands