Metallica - Creeping Death Live in Moscow 1991 | VIP Reaction (Tyler)

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[@Ando2k10]

I found the attendance numbers for you. It's under the Free Concerts section....1.6 Million people in attendance. en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_highest-attended_concerts

[@HoosierDaddyDetailing]

Iron Maiden "Rock in Rio" ¥POWERSLAVE¥

[@halkinchen2542]

Metallica.. Seek and destroy

[@jwmenard5171]

The concert was free btw, the Russian government put it together

[@BahmanTrialsAndTrails]

Great reaction brother, if you wanna hear from James himself, he was on Joe Rogan recently, here's a link to a few minutes of them talking about this concert: kzbin.info/www/bejne/p562mJ9qotyNarM James says 500,000 or 300,000 something like that. But most of my research resulted in over a million attendance and officials stop counting at some point and just let people in Cheers!

[@xilliaz]

The cultural significance of this concert back in 91' cannot be understated. This concert should be taught in history class for sure.

[@tgranny3547]

Yeah as in die Soviet Union

[@davidgomez7882]

Many of this shows should. This wasn't the only one, the Scorpions in Berlin 89 as they torn down the wall has the same if not more relevance. Moscow 91 was the final blow so to say.

[@frankcastle4715]

Yea

[@robicenco1]

overstated?

[@robotboy7478]

The hoff brought down the Berlin Wall haha

[@kainelivesay25]

“How many people were at that concert?!?” Me: Russia...Russia was at that concert.

[@carlharrison4064]

Not even close but funny

[@chupasaurus]

@@carlharrison4064 Yep, my city has twice as many people live in (half a million crowd during 'Tallica on that show) and it's only 11th by population.

[@ellie.v9765]

@Duck Moore easy tiger. It's called a joke

[@CO-FROST]

1.6 million people

[@CjJohns1776]

@@chupasaurus 1.6 million

[@Zombie_Apocalypse]

I was a 16yo boy in the soviet bloc at that time, it was a historic moment. There's no other drug like freedom. I love watching reactions to this, and how most of the people reacting don't even understand the significance of what they're watching at the moment. :D

[@patrickvandepitte1217]

i saw you given the sam comment in 3 other reactions like these

[@willie1062]

I do.

[@Redeemedon090910]

Nothing like the sound of 1.6 million metalheads chanting "Die" at the top of their lungs. \m/💀\m/

[@davidwilkinson8431]

Back in the early 90's I found myself with an extra ticket to Metallica. I asked my roommate (a black guy) if he wanted to go. He was unsure and asked me what it would be like. I told him imagine seventeen thousand white guys chanting Die Die Die. He went anyway. Kenny B was a stand up dude.

[@sean_b_drummer]

David Wilkinson Okay, but did he enjoy it?

[@xytras6451]

RIP Kenny B

[@RowdyGrunt]

HILARIOUS! I’ve LOVED taking my melanin enhanced friends to metal shows, because without fail, they’ve had a great time; and it made it so much more fun to share in learning something new. Just as I enjoyed going to hip hop shows with them. When you can be you, hang with folks from a different culture and everyone still has fun, I’ll take that every time.

[@davidwilkinson8431]

He enjoyed it thoroughly.

[@davidwilkinson8431]

Kenny B ain't dead. Well he wasn't five years ago, last time I saw him.

[@mclovin6268]

The Soviet Union was lucky to have Metallica play at their funeral.

[@sirsabotage710]

Forget the haters, Lars is one of my favorite drummers!

[@metalwhore]

THANK YOU 🙏!! THANK YOU FOR THIS! He’s not the fastest or whatever but he’s a beast at it imo and what people don’t get is drums is just not about beats but the musicianship. I love Vinnie Paul, Lars, The Rev, Joey jordison, Danny Carey, Chris Adler, Dave Lombardo, Nick Mason, Nicko Brian and John Boham. Even meg white is a huge part of the white stripes sound cause that wouldn’t be possible without her simple drumming. Not saying she’s a really good drummer but a very good musician.

[@sirsabotage710]

@@metalwhore Exactly, not to mention the energy and personality he brings, he's awesome!

[@webfish69]

People just still bitchy butt hurt because of Lars going apeshit on Napster back in the day. I remember the backlash he got. I was hardcore.

[@ZakiMarzuki9]

SAME

[@NoctemAeternusMusic]

My biggest issue with Lars is that he is AWFUL at maintaining tempo. He speeds up timing A LOT on fills.

[@chrisdemas8246]

1.6 million yelling "Die, Die, Die"!" Epic! There will never be another like Metallica!

[@T-rock40]

That concert was free to attend. Metallica was paid for it I believe but the people got in for free, it was on an airfield. This was right after the Soviet union had collapsed.

[@aboxofissues1369]

Actually it was about a few months before it had collapsed I believe

[@atman4733]

Its Estimate between 1.5 and 1.7 million people were at this concert!

[@linus5171]

Andrew Taft I mean. It was free.

[@SimonHelling]

Goddamn Right!

[@vNill]

it was 1,348,511 people, l counted

[@ErwinMeister8]

Its not its half a mil for that event p

[@eldiego68]

Estimated 1.6 million throughout the whole festival, but about 500-600k at one time, as stated by Hetfield himself.

[@LittledebX22]

Like Lars or not, clearly his style has worked for Metallica.

[@daniellewinkelspecht8356]

Probably the most underrated drummers out there.

[@gizmobalboa2106]

I hate him, he's a prick But without him there would be no Metallica. He was the mover, the promoter, the businessman & co-song writer to most Metallica

[@LittledebX22]

@@gizmobalboa2106 - Fair enough.

[@jmoney6900]

Gizmo Balboa not really true he took over the duties as writer after Cliff passed. This is why he gets much of the hate. It’s hard to replace a genius! Many blame him for who Metallica is today but sadly it’s nobodies fault but bad luck on Cliff’s death.

[@Celatra]

@@gizmobalboa2106 actually, it's both james and lars.

[@juliuscollantes5853]

This is biblical song by Metallica. Creeping is about book of exodus of moses in the bible. It talks about Moses repeatedly demanded that Pharaoh should set the Hebrew slaves free from Egypt.

[@stonedmountainunicorn9532]

for some reason i found out about this song a week ago, still cant cancel repeat. didn't know what the lyrics were about till yesterday. I'm 30 yo and apparently living under a rock.......... Good to see the sun again though

[@ChristopherJames1993]

No it's not dumb fuck. It's about the Black Plague. The "Creeping Death" that ran through the streets taking everyone.

[@johnnyreb1209]

@@ChristopherJames1993 Its about exodus

[@philipwall1025]

@@ChristopherJames1993 not true dawg,one of the only biblical songs written by metallica,about Moses dawg

[@YOUfailME911]

@@ChristopherJames1993 Slaves, Hebrews born to serve To the Pharaoh Heed to his every word Live in fear Faith of the unknown one The deliverer Wait, something must be done Four hundred years Literally the first lmao

[@Tony-rz4ks]

To me the greatest band in history!!! they are still rocking it after 40 years!!!

[@smahring]

Jason's groove during the chant is speechless!!!!

[@willie1062]

Officially 500k roughly 1.5 million showed up and rock the nation to the core. It was the first large venue festival after the fall of communism.

[@cferguson37]

not only that, it was a free concert...the Russian army sent in an additional 20,000 soldiers and local militia to assist with crowd control

[@katiegwynn4495]

I didn't know this! Makes it so much more beautiful

[@willie1062]

@@katiegwynn4495 it's was the fall of socialism not communism. My mistake. Same shit different pile.

[@katiegwynn4495]

@@willie1062 Don't worry about it. The way these powerful toddlers have trashed the language and stripped moral standing of all meaning, I find my own head spinning at the end of the day. The ignorance is astounding! And I'm not very bright. I don't have anything resembling a competent education. Yet I can still squash these squishes. If they knew how half witted I was, they might be ashamed lol

[@philmoore7235]

you said what every person says when they listen to metallica--- " i want to start a band". they have that power more than any other....

[@T-rock40]

Side note, Lars gets a lot of residual hate because he was the guy leading the charge against Napster back in the day.

[@metalwhore]

Dutch van der Linde have u been to a hardwired tour ? I’ve seen all big four live recently and do not agree with that statement one bit.

[@targipgadponson5674]

@@metalwhore I think it's just a tired meme at this point by people who might play drums but not have the success Lars has and they're crying about it on YT.

[@metalwhore]

Targip Gadponson you’re not wrong I mean there’s people shitting on Metallica itself on their page I mean how low does your life have to be for u to do something like that with the biggest metal band..? I’m a die hard slayer and Metallica fan but I still think megadeth and anthrax are both awesome in their own ways. And I don’t even compare Lars with Lombardo I see them both capable of being a part of the four.

[@targipgadponson5674]

@@metalwhore It's probably like any other fanboying type thing. It helps people show (to themselves) how dedicated and "real" they are if they can be anti someone or something. You can be a fan of Metallica and Megadeth and neither band's feelings are hurt at that realization. In fact, a lot of these guys are fans of and inspire each other.

[@anthonyfrombelow]

People are jealous little bitches, that's why. Imagine all the life experiences Lars has. Most people here have what? That one time you took a shit so big you had to call someone in to look.

[@HunterHarris]

This concert is historic and will forever be legendary, both in pure numbers attending and in historical significance. I can't even begin to imagine what the energy in the crowds must have felt like. Wish I could've been there.

[@timlloyd1454]

NO YOU DON'T😂😂hope you dont get hungry or have to go to the bathroom

[@kimstone8532]

It was the first Heavy Metal concert Moscow, 1.6 million people, 40+ people in the crowd died and it was free. If you want to see how truly good Metallica is check out Metallica & San Francisco Symphony live.

[@douglasgawitt8818]

AC/DC were the headliners for this concert. Pantera was also on the bill.

[@Mordahkai]

Lars Ulrich, like any other member of the band, will go down in history as legends!!!!!!!!!

[@Jaymerism]

I miss Jason 😭😭😭 his backups were always perfect

[@dwpeter]

Yeah. I'm just not into Rob. Rob is fine and all, but Jason was the perfect accompaniment in playing style, vocal back-ups, and energy.

[@phillipfry9765]

Your reaction during the solo made me feel like I was watching/listening for the first time. Thank you!

[@susanconstable2113]

Everyone who reacts to this concert should google it and see how significant it truly was! Very underrated important part of history but because of the genre it doesn’t get the appreciation it deserves.

[@linus5171]

Check out “Seek and Destroy” by Metallica. From their first album and shows off some of their older stuff.

[@bigcraiggles9838]

He should do an evolution of Metallica. From Garage days to an Orchestra.

[@dieselgrandpa4181]

This is there older stuff, it's only the second studio album. No life toll leather was the demo and it actually had Mustain on it.Kill Em All had a fill in guitarist on it after Dave got kicked out. Thankfully Dave did get kicked out because if he didn't we would not have been blessed with Megadeth. Two awesome bands is better than one.

[@linus5171]

Diesel Grandpa Kill ‘em all has that more older sound. Master of puppets was really fine tuned. But ride the lightning has a bit of both, reason for me liking it. Has that early thrash sound but more serious in a way.

[@dieselgrandpa4181]

Linus I was in high school when both of those albums came out, I definitely love both but definitely Ride The Lightening was the album that changed my life musically. Still to this day I feel 15 years old when I hear it, even though I'm in the same room as my grandchildren. The first three are amazing but then And Justice For All threw me for a loop, it's an amazing album but definitely the beginning of a new sound and also the first album without Cliff.☹️

[@scottpritchardthep.i.t.1436]

THERE WERE SPEAKER TOWERS ABOUT EVERY 200 YARDS SO THE PEOPLE IN THE BACK COULD HEAR THE MUSIC....THE LAST OF THE CROWD JUST LEFT!

[@TheDeadStretch]

4:02 "...and they sound damn good too." Yo just listen to anything from Seattle 1989. That's the last glimpse of the true young dude Metallica era.

[@kevinkinney5445]

I did a theisis on the phenomena of seatle bands up to 1991... Its a total enigma, the sheer volumn of outstanding musicians that came into being. Candlebox was my favorite, 1st moment I'd heard them I called it. First album was amazing, a 17yr old, 2 18 yr olds & a 19 yr old. They were unbelievable.

[@tammyward7286]

I was at that 1989 concert in Seattle rockin my metal lovin ass off! 😁🤘

[@shure81]

9:36 *Watches Metallica* "I need to start a band..." Join the club haha good video, man :) cheers!

[@ork_oz]

Too many groups tried to be as big as them, but there is only one Metallica. Just enjoy :/we can't be like them

[@bigcraiggles9838]

Facts. There is many fricken AMAZING bands. Bands I like more then them but Metallica's Portfolio of music is Unmatched.

[@skinnybuddha74]

FACTS!

[@rickclay]

FACTS!!!!

[@tropikilla]

Domination by Pantera is the best follow-up to this video. Pantera was on stage just before Metallica at this concert, and Domination was one of the best songs out of all the bands that performed that day.

[@CptSlow89]

It wasnt only Metallica on this concert...it was Monster of rock with Pantera, AC/DC and Black Crowes

[@bugvswindshield]

"I asked if everyone went to the bathroom before we left!!"

[@debradanner5030]

I'll bet the energy was palpable 🤘

[@yolandria]

If you want a companion vid to this one..I suggest Pantera " Domination " Same show.

[@JackXombi]

Greatest breakdown in metal, bass clefs to break necks.

[@CleetusHawYee]

Yessss

[@madcracker84]

Agreed

[@hubster4477]

Doesn't seem as fast paced as creeping death.

[@JackXombi]

​@@hubster4477 Speed isn't everything. That song is pure raw power.

[@lastword9475]

actually, this festival in Moscow brought many well known metal bands on stage and was right after the iron curtain came down

[@crpb5293]

"Yeah, you know what?? God damn it!! Kirky baby - GO!!" - Kirk loses his shit playing solo. Rock fucking stars.

[@leahdoerr731]

Hello from Cody Wyoming! You are awesome keep it up!! You and your son are both my favorite reactors! I watch you guys every night🤠

[@madcracker84]

Like others said, pantera was at the same concert to check walk and Metallica has other songs from that concert. Not a huge live video guy but that concert just has an energy and the band's do so damn good. It was the sugar honey iced tea

[@penguin82875]

1.6 million people

[@blgeiger71]

This was absolutely unbelievable, no doubt about that! Just a year or so before this the "door to Russia" was opened up by a little show known as "The Moscow Music Peace Festival" (August 12-13, 1989) featuring several of our favorite 80s Rock bands: Ozzy Osbourne, Scorpions, Bon Jovi, Motley Crue, Cinderella, Skid Row, and a few others - it was dubbed "Rock Against Drugs & Alcohol" too...FYI.

[@davaughan100]

Soviet Union: Moscow, Tushino Airfield - 28 September 1991 AC/DC Metallica Pantera The Black Crowes E.S.T.

[@moneymike1002]

Lars was gonna follow his daddy's footsteps and go play professional tennis..we all think he made the right decision.. 🤘😎🤘.. thanks for sharing

[@TheJerseyNinja]

James voice sounded so fucking good at this concert. Imagine if he could still sound like that today? He’s done great with his voice change though and he sounds great now, but damn if he could still sound like this safely holy shit

[@thrashmetal00]

Just found this recommend channel , you are hilarious my guy! And reacting to my favorite band ..You got yourself a new subscriber!

[@sonofthesea3298]

Legend has it,none of the bands that played there,could see the end of the crowd in any direction. And the sad thing is,there will never be soo many people ever again at a concert. So Metallica is a part of a special kind of history. They play for a small country basically. If you take a country like Iceland,i think they are below a million in population.

[@jimwells768]

That ain't no stadium that's a countryside l O l.

[@scope81]

Airfield actually lol but your point still stands

[@tyeebedonie3892]

You are awesome man!

[@DonaldBeebe]

Lmmfao "you wear a tie on Sunday " I love your attitude bru.

[@mordante01]

I always smile when I see Newsted playing.

[@jibulous1]

People love Burton, but for me, Newsted was the soul of Metallica. It was never the same after he left.

[@nodoubt1022]

Thank you 'tie man' for the great react. Rip Cliff.

[@nreising2722]

Love the reaction...to an epic time in the world

[@7887GoGoPro]

Keep sticking up for Lars man he is awesome! Always puts a smile on my face when you have his back lmao also great vids

[@azzdini]

According to Forbes 2019 “World's Most High-Paid Celebrities List” included Metallica. The band has nine Grammy Awards and is one of the richest and most successful music bands. total net worth is approximately: $950 million in 2022.

[@mztweety1374]

Lars cut His finger on his drum kit and kept on playing, blood splattering everywhere...respect😂

[@jasonfuller8219]

One of the greatest bands of all time..if not thee greatest

[@michaelklein8598]

This performance is just epic, what else can you say. I love me some Moses, when I hear the line, “ let my people go”. Wow, chills ⚕️🤘🧔👍

[@brianzoladkiewicz3661]

Its estimated 1.6 million were there. And i have have a request for you to play. Anthrax and Public Enemy. Thank you

[@Grumpy_Rabbit]

Key fact about this concert in Moscow: It occurred just a few months before the Soviet Union collapsed.

[@lynnb6990]

This as after the collapse!

[@billfenton7147]

Van, you have very quickly become my favourite reactor!!!!!! More metal please. Testament next would be awesome.

[@whiskeya1207]

“Y’all know everything” Bruh😂 I love your humor

[@armandoramos447]

“That’s a fire hazard” 😂

[@TheDavcrz5]

1.6 MILLION!!!!!!! that is staggering number. Will never be duplicated.

[@ericsherman1940]

This was a free show. Thats amazing

[@timlafferty4379]

1.6 fucking million. No other show compares. The energy could power the earth for 10 thousand years!!

[@iamadamsusername]

The funniest thing about this is that THAT concert had 1.6 MILLION fans. But the record attendance for any concert was set in 1994. Located on Cococabana Beach in Brazil, a mind-numbing 3.5 MILLION people attended a New Year's Eve party. The Headlining act? ROD STEWART :D

[@micahjared8082]

Saw 33 Metallica shows in my life. The energy keeps me going 30 years later. My fave is Earth Wind and Fire (ironic?) but It was the late 80s and they were already petering out. Saw them once.

[@mikeweppner8865]

The riff for this song was written by guitarist Kirk Hammet when he was in high school. It's one of the most iconic riffs in music history and it was written by a kid. Just some perspective on the level of talent this band has.

[@nicksmom7]

I went to see Metallica in ‘19. I was by the speaker. My ears rang for a day or two

[@jenniferkinnin392]

Next week I'm getting merch from you

[@miklein01]

2:20 Dude that show was free!!!

[@andyk2607]

Man you have to react to Metallica "Battery' live in Seattle 1989

[@jimmygreer6172]

That's the thing about metal/rock shows....it's a beautiful circle of energy. The crowd is feeding off the energy of the band & the band is feeding off the energy of the crowd until it just reaches a fever pitch.

[@KimPend]

This concert was in Tushino Airfield in Moscow in I believe 1991. It was estimated to be more than 1.5 MILLION people there💯💯

[@Dude1971Dad]

GREAT call not stopping the solo!

[@uncle_thulhu]

Love the tie, Fam.

[@Ando2k10]

When some metal heads complained that Metallica had sold out in changing their style with the Black album, Lars said , "Yeah, we sold out...every show". Brazil's another place that you will see ridiculously huge crowds..they love metal music and don't get too many tour stops, there. Check out some of Iron Maiden's "Rock in Rio" concert footage.

[@metallicafan416]

Actually Metallica was very successful before the change. At the time the change was more of a risk than sellout. They were just talented enough to pull it off. Someone name another band that's existed for 40 years, every album sounds unique and dominated thrash, heavy metal and rock. Every single album a huge success. Don't think about it because nobody else has the same accomplishments

[@Str8Homah]

1.6 Million people....and this is 3rd on the all time list of crowds at an open air concert. #1 is Rod Stewart at Copacabana Beach in Rio de Janeiro, Brazil with a crowd of 3.5 Million in 1994. #2 was Jean Michel Jarre in 1997 also in Russia, like that Metallica show, with 3.5 Million.

[@zortlak]

AT LEAST 600k people. Mostly reported as 1.6 million people. Something in between. It is incredible.

[@patrickcavanagh9591]

Heads a boppin, feet a tapping. Cool.

[@zmijin8273]

I think 3.2 million people was on that concert. Nice video btw!

[@rbsayegh31]

Estimate 1.6 million James (vocals and Rythem guitar)said on joe Rogan it was 4.3 million

[@bernardqblack]

The sounds of Freedom.

[@reneerivers2634]

Saw them live. They do have "money to burn" for the rest of their lives. I saw them back in the day, before James' voice went. Best show of my life. So loud it vibrated in my chest and I was still buzzing and a little deaf long after the show ended.

[@chaz9801]

Love Jason. He head bangs with the best of them.

[@JoseyOaks]

Rollin with talent

[@dthomevangelize2235]

LFR FAMILY, just wanted to throw this out there. In one of Metallica's interviews after they cut there hair, Jason Newsted said they were called sale outs. Hahaha, then Jason said...yeah, we sale out every show.

[@corywinger184]

Good thing you wore your Sunday Tie for a song about the Passover

[@vadymkvasha4556]

that it is! Inspiration! That is what they have been doing for a while! Also, that crowd - they deserved it, that energy!

[@hellpleasure1]

In 1991, at the behest of Mikhail Gorbachev Tushino Airfield was used to host the free Monsters of Rock concert featuring AC/DC, Metallica, the Black Crowes, and Pantera. Official estimates placed the crowd at between 800,000 and 1,000,000 people. The crowd was unofficially estimated to number at least 1.5 million people. Furthermore, 200,000 people attended the "Inside Bram" backdoor tour. The "Bram" backstage tour was planned to tour through Germany, France, and Spain, but was canceled due to health issues.

[@duanecarr6712]

I saw this concert in Hartford CT I can only imagine it In Moscow in 91

[@UncleRandy73]

This was 30 years ago too. You ever check out some more Metallica pick on of the recent performance with the San Francisco Symphony Orchestra concert (S&M Live) It’s beautiful chaos🔥

[@Yezhidze]

I'm was here :)

[@seth_5394]

This is what you see when people taste freedom for the first time. That was the release of many, many years of pent up angst being released in a powerful and healthy way.

[@mskelton67able]

I don't care what race you are going to see Metallica live in concert at least once in your life should be on everyone's bucket list the atmosphere is unbelievable you can't explain it unless you've been there.

[@achkobachkamalko]

Harvester of Sorrow, from that show. Amazing. Actually when they started the song Lars hit his finger in the snare drum and then continued the show bleeding. There is a picture on the internet. Lars - bleeding for Moscow. You are gonna love Harvester of Sorrow

[@jasonsharpe9501]

Legend has it people are still stuck in traffic trying to leave the parking lot.

[@simpleiowan3123]

It wasn’t a “crowd” man - 1,600,000 people - for perspective, that’s the entire population of Phoenix 🤘

[@samanthaminter8764]

I remember Lars saying in an interview that up until the day of the show, Metallica and AC/DC (both bands were on tour in Europe together at this time) didn't know if they would even be allowed to play

[@ronbs123]

And justice for all live in seattle 1989, and read the lyrics before! trust me.

[@DBankx]

Definitely!!