METALLICA - 'FOR WHOM THE BELL TOLLS' (LIVE - OAKLAND, CA, USA 1985)

[@gregorycampos5974]

I've seen Metallica live many times, but never with Cliff. He was a bass monster !! Wish he was still around. Its funny, the first time i heard Metallica, i didn't like them. Don't know what i was thinking back then. Good pick Elok . If your Dad is turning you on to all these great bands, he rocks !! Wish i could meet him ....peace from Denver

[@ElokHsu]

Aww Thankyouuu 🤍🤍

[@CaffeineNightOwl]

always a pleasure to watch your reactionvideo. be well and safe and have a happy weekend, elok hsu.

[@ElokHsu]

Aww Thankyouuu 🤍🤍

[@Curleywolfman]

Hi beautiful! Great reaction! Stay safe!

[@stonebringer1]

Check out their song One.

[@stonebringer1]

After I saw them live, ( the Cult opened for them) I had hearing trouble for three days!

[@fahmibawazier6550]

Wow 🤘😅 👍

[@CaffeineNightOwl]

@@fahmibawazier6550 metallica and the cult. cool.

[@andrewgarin2486]

Cliff Burton was an exceptionally gifted bass player...I was so lucky to watch him live in concert in 1986. At the same show, they played "Master of Puppets". This is the same song that was a huge success for them and also the title track from the 1985 album. At the concert, Kirk Hammet also gave the crowd a 10 minute guitar solo!...great reviews Elok thank you!

[@stonebringer1]

Oh, I was in the 4th row.

[@cleonmagabeefy8473]

Tiny claps are the best!!!!!!

[@srt8rocketship241]

Great job picking this show. You got it goin' on girl. Loved it.

[@DaShap]

Awesome analysis of camera exposure on bass players. Very very true.

[@stonebringer1]

One of the first songs I heard by Metallica. Great song. I like their early material best. I believe the singer from Megadeth was originally in Metallica.

[@videogeekin]

“ I noticed Cliff Burton played without a bass pick but really seems to play like a guitarist.”

[@odadingmangoleh4585]

He trains 4 to 6 hours a day, it's no wonder that he's really good at playing bass

[@lintangperpatihdjajanegara344]

Good reaction!🤗😀😁

[@carlop.7182]

Thanks for your reaction. So,, you truly liked Cliff--I was lucky to see him once here in Canada before he died. If you want to watch more: Anesthesia live Chicago 1983, or Anesthesia+whiplash live San Francisco 1983 (Cliff's 2nd gig)--this one was with Dave Mustaine from Megadeth as guitarist. Lastly, you mentioned something interesting--watch Am I evil, the big 4 live Sofia, Bulgaria. You'll see the 4 bands together. Amazing. Have a nice day.

[@franklinzappa7043]

Metallica Shredded Colorado USA .🎼🎼🎼🎼 Great Fun

[@lucas_krainski_]

Hello from Brazil Great react, great analysis of great music

[@ElokHsu]

Hello Brazil!! Luv u all...!! 🤍🤍

[@ryanolufson5313]

Kid you are wise beyond your years.🤘

[@Dipahima_971]

Metallica is one my favorit metal band., especially nothing else matter song. , 👍👍🙏🙏

[@fahmibawazier6550]

@Dipa Hima Yeeaahh 🤘🤘🤘😊

[@Dipahima_971]

@@fahmibawazier6550 hehehehe., saur saurr mas Fahmi. 😀😀

[@joshlevy3480]

Hello elok again. Sorry to say but I think metallica play thrash metal which is a different sound to heavy metal and often it is even faster. It came after heavy metal. Brilliant to see you. Cheers from josh.

[@MrJeddYoung]

Thanks for another great reaction. You are choosing great songs to react to. Thanks.

[@michaelscott9974]

Good live song from back when musicians really played instruments And Cliff Burton is the G.O.A.T of bass players

[@stromghouls]

ride the lightning is my favorite metallica album.

[@ernestolopez23]

Mine too 🤘🏼

[@odadingmangoleh4585]

Same with me

[@jasjrock6424]

also hear metallica bass only songs on yt thanks

[@gerrylonghair1924]

Thank you Elok for your kudos to Cliff Burton; you are correct-he was a bass GOD!!...his playing is amazing!!...I had the privilege to see Cliff play 3 different times, and EVERY time was an amazing experience!!...thanks again for NAILING your critique of such a great bassist and he IS MISSED!!....R.I.P. CLIFF!!!....😎

[@jadsonramos2712]

Menininha Bonitinha Metallica nem é do seu tempo vc é muito nova mas vc tem Exelente gosto Rock Roll Parabéns por isso !

[@billgobble4591]

greetings from dallas texas .you are picking great songs. very impressed. dont forget to try stevie ray vaughn in the future . have a great day elok

[@drh3280]

We miss Cliff. He was the greatest

[@salsaucedo]

Ah yes, the speed demons and thrash metal gods created a new form of metal back in the day, followed suit by Megadeth and Slayer. These were the glory days of thrash metal at its finest.

[@ElokHsu]

Hello Texas!! Hello USA!! 🤍🤍

[@ernestolopez23]

Very good song to react to specially because cliff is in this

[@mitch3043]

I have never been a very big fan of Metallica and know little of the Cliff Burton era. But I always enjoy your reactions and honest descriptions so I gave this a watch. I am still not a big fan, but I did not "hate" this either...as a matter of fact I think this was the first time I watched a complete video with Cliff Burton included.. I have a new respect for the early days of Metallica now and am in complete agreement with your reaction. Bravo!

[@mickeyhank]

Good to see this, new to me. For the next group of kids after the ones who heard Led Zeppelin, Deep Purple Black Sabbath in their teenage years this was THEIR band so they were huge. Took things to more extreme levels in some ways so I can see their appeal. I love the jokes about Cliff, especially his hair playing the bass as he was headbanging, hahaha!

[@elahiac8372]

Very good reaction I love the format that you are giving to the reactions like the example of Metallica, keep it up, don't lose the feeling of the following songs from them. Advice: I recommend that you see more of the songs in their studio album format and if you were to enjoy it, it would be spectacular if you would react to how some original arpeggios have changed during their concerts and their evolution in the aspect that they took, the studio album I say it since people ignore the lyrics that carry their songs and only go directly to the instrumentation, one more new subscriber on your channel, greetings.

[@ElokHsu]

Aww Thankyouuu 🤍🤍

[@elahiac8372]

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[@Northanteus]

Stop! You are too cute and precious to be watching this stuff. 😁😋

[@jasjrock6424]

see him play ride the lightning in same concert thats

[@zigormoneo5120]

Try with Fade to black, Metallica

[@kerryloc]

I have my morning coffee brewed and now it’s time to rock with Elok! 🤘🏻 Metallica were never my cup of tea (I like my metal melodic) but it is cool to see you checking out one of the bands which followed on from the Unholy Trinity. If you think Cliff Burton was a monster bass player, then check out John “Thunderfingers” Entwhistle of The Who. He was the pioneer of the lead bass style, and the live version of “Won’t Get Fooled Again” recorded at Shepperton Studios in 1978 is a great showcase for his virtuosity. Rock on! 🤘🏻👍🏻

[@ElokHsu]

Hello Hamilton!! Hello New Zealand!!

[@kerryloc]

@@ElokHsu Hello to you too! 👋🏻😀🇳🇿 I hope things are going well for you in your part of the world. Keep up the good work! 👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻

[@fjm2382]

You choose the right video to start with...smart choice 😀 I learn to play guitar because of them and their great song ever, One. Also if you want to hear best drum playing, check out their song Master of Puppets

[@chrishoffman2489]

You could do a whole reaction channel on just MetallicA. 🤘 But they wouldn't exist without Black Sabbath, Led Zeppelin and Deep Purple paving the way. 🛣

[@rio.pmhndr]

My angel❤❤

[@tomwood3794]

Damn good band, indeed.

[@ramirolugones649]

Hello from Argentina 🇦🇷🇦🇷🇦🇷 I recommend that you react to "Creeping Death live Moscow 1991"

[@ElokHsu]

Hello Argentina...!! Luv u all...!! 🤍🤍

[@Apolozir]

q onda pa

[@johnmcelroy5804]

You want to see an epic live performance? Try Creeping Death from 1991 Moscow. Master of Puppets is my favorite song, among many favorites from this band. One is also amazing. SO many great songs from Metallica.

[@manlioyllades]

Hello from one of "the others" 🤪

[@zacharythompson9791]

Cliff practiced 6 hours every day.

[@angelrdiaz4755]

I lol all your jokes all your knowledge and complete admiration and appreciation for Metallica and all the bands you react too (:. Like I said before you Are AWESOMENESS (:. And this video is a true example of what kind of AMAZINESS Prowless all the members have in the band (:. And what bass guitar can really do and sound like in the hands of a Real True Musical God (:. RIP. CLIFF (:. The Dopest Intergalactic Being Ever too touch the Bass PERIOD (:. Also fun fact Cliff did teach music theory too I think James probably the guys also (:. Which was why they ended up being such Epic Musicians (:. Lol Metallica (:. Lol lol lol lol lol CLIFF PERIOD (:. GREATNESS Reaction (:

[@boysrback5690]

Creeping Death live Moscow 1991

[@srt8rocketship241]

Check out Megadeth live at the Hollywood Palladium. Song called Five Magics. Awesome. Here in Georgia.

[@matthew2632]

Elok where do you find all these gems? I have never heard a Metallica track before, they sound great. 🥰🇬🇧

[@Sad-Rocker]

That's my girl metallica is often labeled as slash metal or death metal but there not. Metallica is one of them rare bands that create their own genre. That have so any styles to choose from yet you hear one note you instantly know its Metallica..I see you are doing some of there early stuff. Because I see cliff the bassist that died in bus accident..after you watch this one my little rock angel. Watch the live in Moscow 1991 with a mind blowing ONE POINT SIX MILLION People crowd. And you will see a big improvement and more polished band..

[@terrybowman8312]

Great job as always. If you really want to take it to the next level, you should react to TOOL (Lateralus or The Pot).Keep bringing the fire!

[@Wirmish]

Some all-female Japanese bands: MARY'S BLOOD [Marionette], BRIDEAR [Light in the Dark], ALDIOUS [Dominator], NEMOPHILA [Dissension], TELECiDE [Tied up Memories], ...

[@leomiralon7611]

Clifford lee Burton R. I. P😢😥😥😢

[@ElokHsu]

🤍🤍

[@odadingmangoleh4585]

He died while he was on the bus, he slept next to the bus window, and the bus they were riding in, fell down the slopes and the cliffs were next to the window thrown out of the bus, and this tragedy occurred when metallica made the tour in 1986, all the metallica members were indeed devastated by the incident, if they had not made the tour, maybe cliff was still alive until now

[@keymack2477]

Hi Elok! Please react to the song White Queen by Queen live at the Hammersmith Odeon! Cheers from Canada!

[@basskidjoshua9241]

React to black Sabbath iron Man

[@ElokHsu]

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[@supersayianelf]

I’m no longer naruto

[@chrissimpson9981]

Elok, I love your reactions but we’re gonna have a problem. let’s fight ... 😉 Deep Purple and Led Zeppelin spawned lots of metal bands which came after. Among these, Metallica was probably the best/most successful, some 15 years later. They put on a big show with lots of head banging with their shaggy hair, a thrashing beat, lots of distortion and extremely loud volume.. But as musicians they don’t come even close to Richie in Deep Purple or Jimmy Page in Led Zeppelin. And likewise for the drummers - not the sophisticated rhythms of John Bonham and Ian Paice, but rather the simple and monotonous drum bashing of the Metallica guy and his friends in other metal bands. It’s a shame how the sound of the original hard rock bands with brilliant guitarists such as Zeppelin, and Deep Purple - and you can add to that Jimi Hendrix and Eric Clapton in Cream - degenerated into simplistic heavy metal, where the musicians, particularly guitarists, were not in the same class. So when you listen to these metal bands, make sure you listen more deeply and concentrate on their musicianship, rather than just the orgasmic superficial throbbing beat. A tip - you have just about run out of Deep Purple and Led Zeppelin. But instead of going further into metal (which I’m sure you will because it’s very catchy), have a look at some of the blues based guitarists such as Jeff Beck (not blues, but from the same place as Jimmy Page), Peter Green (original Fleetwood Mac), Gary Moore, and to bring you right up to the present, Joe Bonamassa.

[@ElokHsu]

Noted!!