Metallica: One (Official Music Video) | First Time Reaction

[@InnaSoloMusic]

Thank you very much for watching! ❤️ I’ll see you guys on twitch.tv/innasolo

[@Mark-m5l7h]

Wow can't you actually see what this song is about

[@Mark-m5l7h]

This shit should have brought you to tears

[@giotorres8239]

For whom the Bell toll is one of the Best song Metallica have.

[@kupski1964]

Post world war 2 and what happened

[@dark.cheshire.1065]

Metallica's FADE TO BLACK is next if you want a song with heavy meaning. Listen to it. You'll know what it's talking about. Love watching someone experience "ONE" for the first time. Excellent reaction!!

[@christopherking4932]

Great suggestion

[@andrewcerberusok]

The best "power ballad" ever!!!

[@LifeLongVillan]

Loved your reaction..one is my favourite mettalica song,it has such a powerful meaning 🤟

[@ethancali9301]

The album this song is from, ...And Justice for All, is pretty much their masterpiece tackling a variety of heavy, important topics. Blackened is almost an environmentalist song about killing the world due to nuclear war. ...And Justice for All is about government and judicial corruption due to greed and money. Eye of the Beholder is rallying against oppression and censorship. One... is obviously about the horrors and senslessness of war. Then they get more personal to James with Harvester of Sorrow, To Live is to Die (an instrumental coming to terms with their Bassist Cliffs death), and Dyers Eve. The whole album is just perfect.

[@matthewgenyas4454]

This was a soldier that was awake but was couldn’t physically communicate

[@johnmclaughlan]

This is Johnny from the movie Johnny Got His Gun". In the war, he was utterly destroyed by an explosion. He lost both arms and legs, his face was blown off, he lost his eyes and his lower jaw and tongue He also lost his hearing. The doctors tried experimental procedures to keep him alive but they all assumed he was brain dead. The procedures were for training. They didn't

[@uutsii]

Happy belated. You’re going to love this one. It’s slow, it’s fast it’s the first fortier into mainstream music. It was played on mtv and radio.

[@colonelquack]

"Just a Bullet Away" off Beyond Magnetic. I understand Fade to Black, and Disposable Heroes as suggestions. James Hetfield has struggled with demons his entire life.

[@bruno3778]

Happy Birthday!! Definitely Fade to Black should be your next Metallica song. Very emotional song with a powerful topic/message.

[@InnaSoloMusic]

Thank you very much 💕

[@josealejandroalvaradobotei8584]

​@@InnaSoloMusic❤❤😅 very good video metálica✌😎 Mery new year2024🎉🎉 i from chile❤ beautifull😅

[@christopherking4932]

Awesome reaction.

[@russelljoslinjr4387]

Happy Birthday!!

[@underdawgboost]

Awesome reaction!!!! Harvester of sorrow and creeping death from the 1991 Moscow concert should definitely be in your playlist to react to!!

[@metalmamasue3680]

Harvester Of Sorrow from Moscow was powerful, I Iove it !! Creeping Death too is a personal fave. 🤘

[@jamescoleman8954]

This was a big deal when it came out metallica’s first ever video, and they were hitting their stride in popularity because I know me and my friends lined up in front of the TV on MTV when it premiered

[@haemongill9203]

Happy birthday gorgeous 🥰

[@PML78]

Happy bday ❤.... Creeping Death is the story from the Bible... the Passover ... they have alot of heavy topics .... Fan4Life🤘🏽😎

[@christopherwashburn8163]

Classic

[@michaelfredgren1342]

A little pearl that is missed in this video/song. When the patient starts nodding his head in Morse code, the drums are mimicking the head nods with three quick beats as well.

[@joshuaclark3630]

Metallica !!!!!

[@jamesloughran7278]

Happy birthday sweetheart 💓 hope you have a wonderful day.

[@Corpusi]

Did you notice the drums sounds like machinegun? Thats how metallica relevant to the songs and instruments..

[@jamesg7811]

6th of July is my birthday! I just turned 45!

[@RobertRiedinger]

Not sure if you have heard "Sanitarium" by Metallica. From the videos I've watched you react to, I think this one is right up your aisle. My favorite video is the one flew over the cuckoos nest version

[@matthewgenyas4454]

This is actually about one person

[@DRAONWEED]

More songs from Metallica you might want to give a listen to { Fade to black }{ Fight fire with fire }{ Disposable Hero's }{ Sanitarium }{ Damage Inc. }{ My Friend of Misery } It's just a list, proceed at your risk LOL.

[@seantap1415]

Thank god for the nurse,,,,

[@drunk-mangaming2744]

i love the way the drums immitate machine gun fire.......genius

[@fredrikengerholm]

I didnt even think of that thats sooo cool!!! 😱

[@BMXsXeCRX]

I remember when this came out… The drums are a mirror to the sounds of war including the bomb explosions, howitzer blasts and machine gun fire, relentlessly pushing harder and more violent as the song progresses - easily One of my favorite songs ever.

[@Tomekkplk]

The drums don't imitate machine gun fire what so ever.

[@NoelaAbarca-np3nz]

yes ! ..to me is THE MACHINE GUN IN WAR !..AND IF THAT SONG DONT HAVE THIS PERFECT DRUM WORK IT CAN BE THE ONE !.. period!! 🤞🏻⚜️⚜️⚜️⚜️

[@lewistasso8866]

Inna, Metallica bought the rights to the movie "Johnny Got His Gun." It was a movie that takes place during WWI. So, there are clips of that movie throughout the video. The movie is about Joe Bonham, a young American soldier during World War I, that wakes up in a hospital bed after being hit by an artillery shell. He lost his eyes, ears, mouth, nose, and limbs, but remains conscious and able to reason. He becomes a prisoner in his own body. So he drifts between reality and fantasy, he remembers his old life with his family and his girlfriend Kareen. He tries to communicate with his doctors by banging his head against his pillow in Morse code, spelling out "help". He requests for the Army to put him in a glass coffin in a freak show as a demonstration of the horrors of war. When this request is refused, he responds by repeatedly begging to be euthanized. The Army refuses that too. His sympathetic nurse attempts to euthanize him by clamping his breathing tube, but her supervisor stops her before Joe dies. Joe realizes that he will be forced to live out the rest of his natural life in his state of entrapment and is left alone, weakly chanting, "S.O.S. Help me." It is disturbing, but a great example of the costs of war. I will always remain politically neutral and will never fight for any government run by mankind in a war.

[@nicolasarevalo4682]

It was WW1 not ww1

[@lewistasso8866]

@@nicolasarevalo4682 Yes, like I wrote: WWI. Take another look at my post and you will notice. That is the way it was written and known. You can write it as WW1 as well, but WWI, like WWII, is the way it has been and still is written ever since.

[@NR_Home-Videos]

Thanks for the great writeup. ONE is also the title of a great little book by Richard "Jonathan Livingston Seagull" Bach, who examines the devastating effects of war through the ages. I am taking my time reading it, so I don't know what happens after he describes how the nuclear-saber-rattling actually resulted in the 3rd nuclear blast over a major city (I'm not going to plot spoil).

[@chevelle8091]

The fact they literally explain the meaning with scenes of a movie about a limbless, deaf, mute, and blind WWI veteran after an artillery strike, literally saying “landmine has taken…” and people still miss the entire point is wild

[@frankiek2269]

It is hard to follow. In a way. On a FIRST listen. Especially if English isn’t your first language. Remember, we all had the album [cassette tape] when this came out. And we were all surprised when the Music Video came out. Why? Because Lars’s a-hole self bragged about “never selling out, doing music videos”, just months before this came premiered. I hate the words SELL OUT when it comes to feeding your family. Of course they sold out. They aren’t stupid! “Oh, I want to be an underground band that scraped by.” Ridiculous!!

[@vals_loeder]

The lyrics of the song are based on the novel "Johnny got his gun" from 1939 by Dalton Trumbo. It is truly amazing book and I can highly recommend it. Based on the book also a movie was made, in 1971, which is also amazing. In this video you see scenes from the movie. In my humble opinion the song One is by far the best song the band made.

[@MorgothAce6099]

i was only able to watch this movie with frequent pausing cause hearing his inner monologue terrified me imagine you are stuck with your own thoughts and nothing but your own thoughts you have questions that need answering and the only thing to give you comfort is the occasional hug (or handj*b) from the nurse and if you ask me the nurse is a real angel in this movie

[@vals_loeder]

@@MorgothAce6099 That is also what made such a huge impact on me when I watched it for the first time and in hindsight at 12 I was too young to watch it actually. I never forgot it however and it did influence me how I perceived things like war and such.

[@chrisking6667]

Great film. I remember seeing it at 19 and thinking..."This armless, legless, faceless, voiceless, sightless cunt out here getting jacked off by nurses and I can't even get a txt back".

[@Shawn-mo6dh]

I'm gonna be a dick and nicpic but the lyrics are inspired by the movie not based on

[@jamescoleman8954]

Good movie to

[@JAMESlock1911]

This is an example of why I like Metallica more than other metal bands. I agree this is art. A musical masterpiece.

[@Canadianfreedomfighter]

Please listen closely they explain it clearly, it's about war

[@KingRichard1013]

Well, mainly, it’s about the effects war has on a individual.

[@mokane86]

Well, mainly, it’s about being trapped as a prisoner alone in one’s own mind without any waking mobility, interaction, or sense perceptions.

[@michaelfredgren1342]

This song shows a physically damaged vet returning from war. The thing that is missed is that many vets are mentally damaged in the exact same way once they come back as well.

[@629GSMITH]

Drums are machine guns at times

[@michaelfredgren1342]

@629GSMITH Actually, at times, the drums are mimicking the SOS.

[@Metal_Mary]

Legends! Musical Genius' These guys were around 24- 25yrs old when this masterpiece was written! Metallica whom I've seen live from 1980 til present many times, 3 bassists, and 2 lead guitarists*(not really, as 1st one Mustaine was only in the band 9 months then fired) in the past 43 yrs! They were around 20-21 years young when Master of Puppets in 1986 was dropped!! A complete Masterpiece of an album! Every song is outstanding and every lyric is insane, meaningful, artistic story telling, please listen to it, the entire album is insane! And Justice For All is the 4th album and is excellent too, this song and Disposable Heros are Anti-War songs that will hit hard! Thanks for the reaction!! 🫶🤘❤️‍🔥🔥🎼🎸

[@Metal_Mary]

Btw...I'm 58 been to over 30 Metallica concerts and small venues from LA in 1980s Whiskey a go go, Trubadour my 1st time seeing them and hanging out at the Rainbow room. Their better Live and still killing it at 60 yrs old!! If you wanna see a great live, pull up 89' Seattle live binge n purge!! Pure fire!🔥🎼🤘🎸💕

[@andersohlson3418]

If you want Metallica and heavy topics you have a lot to choose from. How about depression and suicide? That would be Fade to black!

[@jasonlmeadows]

I remember watching the world premier of this video on Mtv's Saturday nigh show Headbangers Ball. It was my 2nd or 3rd year of high school. We were all talking about it at school on Monday. If you want to see Metallica at the absolute peak of their ability to perform then I suggest watching the 1989 live performance of the song "Battery" from their concert in Seattle. Its mind blowing!

[@thefalloutshelter7799]

for topics give Fade to Black a listen……..and Creeping Death is about a Bible story

[@JeremyMiller-sn6nh]

This video was my first Metallica experience when I saw it on MTV as a teenager. It had a profound impact on me that few song had before. The definition of Living Hell 😢. To think someone would have to endure so much. I have been a life long Metallica fan ever since. \m/💀\m/

[@DuvalK22]

Yes Master is about drug abuse One about war Fade to black about suicide Now listen to Creeping death 😉

[@luisgonzalez6721]

Right when Metallica got started as a band they said that they would never ever do any music videos until they did this song because they thought that the song would tell the story better in a music video. But a lot of Metallica fans we're very angry about it in fact after this music video came out a fan walk right in front of James & spit on his face & James said "What the F was that for?" & the fan replied " That was for selling out for making that music video" & we all know it was not there last.

[@nigeldepledge3790]

For other Metallica songs with meaning, may I recommend: Creeping Death (about the Passover festival) Fade to Black (depression / suicide) Disposable Heroes (a more general anti-war song) Leper Messiah (about corrupt priests) Blackened (environmental destruction) . . . And Justice For All (about the corrupt justice system in the US) Ride the Lightning (about the death penalty) For Whom the Bell Tolls (another anti-war song) Fight Fire With Fire (a call for nuclear disarmament)

[@CaddyJim]

When react to *Eminem* you said you don't like rap but you like the one that you reacted to I think because you like what *Metallica* talks about you would like a rapper named *NF* who uses a different music style to wrap to & lyrics I think you would enjoy

[@MRxMADHATTER]

Listen to their song "Orion". It's an instrumental masterpiece. Also "Fade to Black", and "Momma Said".

[@Zerio]

i love the lyrics in orion

[@Canadianfreedomfighter]

Listen to the unforgiven 1, 2 and 3 or until it sleeps

[@InnaSoloMusic]

Thank you for the suggestion 😊

[@swcoder]

The beauty of Metallica is the topics they delve into. There's so many choices, but I'll put up Dyer's Eve or maybe Sanitarium

[@lttlejordan23]

ONE is an absolute masterpiece! From the lyrics, to the performance. It is the anchor to Metallica's extensive catalog of songs and shows their prowess for writing powerful tunes that resonate. Not to mention, it demonstrates their mastery of their instruments. This song in particular is all about the human cost of war. Profiteers, politicians and delusional romanticism of sending soldiers off to war, set the backdrop of a soldier trapped in a dark reality. This particular soldier (from the movie Johnny Got His Gun) paid the ultimate price. As long as someone else is paying that price, those that send these young men off to war don't care. Very heavy imagery, but it lends itself well to the song. So well thought out and performed by the band. Truly one of the most important songs written.

[@CaddyJim]

Was funny when she said the execution was performed perfectly she was talking about the song not the guys death but nonetheless funny to use those words

[@justawhisperintheuniverse8257]

It's so hard to recommend just one or a couple of songs from Metallica. They've been going for decades and rarely put out anything that isn't 🔥. Wherever I May Roam, For Whom the Bell Tolls, Until It Sleeps, The Day That Never Comes, Lux Aeterna... and so many more. That's the problem with being great. People can't choose a favorite.

[@bobbyanderson7133]

I was 13 when And Justice For All was released. It might be hard to imagine, but heavy metal was NOT mainstream back then. MTV was still a music video channel back then and most of their programming revolved around playing music videos. MTV only played metal late Saturday nights on a program called Headbangers Ball. You didn't see or hear heavy metal on tv or radio back then. The Grammys didn't have a heavy metal category yet. Metallica broke down those barriers. "One" was the first heavy metal song to show up in normal rotation on MTV. It went to number 1 on MTV's countdowns and was played along side Bon Jovi, Poison, Paula Abdul, New Kids On The Block, Bobby Brown, Winger, Warrant, Phil Collins, U2, etc....imagine a time when pop music dominated ALL of the music listening channels. Even the hard rock bands had pop hooks! But then, "One" shows up and it kicked down so many doors for heavy metal as a genre. There importance may have faded with time because we live in a world where you can hear and see heavy metal wherever you consume music from, but for those who lived through it, Metallica changed the music industry and what could be considered mainstream. They gave a voice to millions who didn't hear themselves represented in the popular music of the day. The thing is, "One" was just the beginning. Their next album, "The Black Album", was an even bigger mega hit and Metallica walked through the doors they kicked down with "One" and became part of the mainstream. I admit...i'm not a big fan of their post Black Album music, but there's no denying what they did and continue to do....which is carry heavy metal on their backs. James grew up on Black Sabbath, and although I love Black Sabbath, Metallica was my Black Sabbath. Thank you James. Thank you Lars. Thank you Kirk. Thank you Cliff. Thank you Jason. Thank you Rob.

[@metalmamasue3680]

Fade To Black is a good one with deep meaning. Its also not happy, but an artistic masterpiece.

[@wesdog8975]

The battle sounds at the beginning include the anachronistic sound of a Bell UH-1 Iroquois

[@S-K-I-F]

Thanks for the song Metallica and💙💛✌Слава Україні !

[@keepheadbangin5057]

i can suggest anything from the master of puppets album really, make sure to listen all of them 😁 Happy Bday btw🥳

[@NepMesSurMao]

One of the best anti war songs.

[@larryleyba6496]

The book Johnny Got Your Gun was written by Dalton Trumbo and it was considered controversial because of it's anti war message. It got Trumbo blackballed in the United States which means he was no longer allowed to write in the US. He wrote under the fake name Robert Rich and is credited with writing several Oscar Award winning Screenplays. When allowed back into the American Writer Guild he Directed the movie that all of these clips were from. Its an incredible piece of human psychology.

[@sumonjamal1653]

The song 'One' was based on the 1971 movie 'Johnny got his gun' seen in the music video, based on the Dalton Trumbo novel about a World War I soldier who is left alive without his limbs, eyes, ears and mouth after an explosion... It was Metallica's first ever music video from their 1988 album 'And justice for all' ... and it was released in 1989 as Metallica exploded in popularity and graduated from opening band to arena headliners on tour in '89. The video was made cheaply for that time... filmed in a warehouse. To understand the song's vitriol, Metallica's 4th album 'And justice for all' was an exceptionally dark and angry record overall... and it became a huge hit as a result w/ metal fans all over the world. It was completed in 1988, about 2 years after Metallica survived a tour bus accident in Sweden in 1986, which killed their bassist Cliff Burton at age 24 ... The surviving 3 members were traumatized, but decided to carry on... enlisting bassist Jason Newsted to complete the touring... Newsted had to endure some harsh hazing in those early years in Metallica because he became the unwitting focus of their anger, pain and loss... The 'And justice for all' album was a long, heavy record w/ very demanding songs musically ... Lyrically, James Hetfield (vocals & guitar) still very traumatized and unsettled by the death of his friend Cliff Burton, and wrote about absolute hopelessness, hypocrisy and horror in the world... 'Harvester of sorrow' was a about an abusive man who kills his family in a fit... "Dyers' eve" was an angry torrent against his parents who had failed him... 'Blackened' was about the world and mankind being destroyed by nuclear war... etc. But towards the end of the record, they had a 10 minute track 'To live is to die' ... as a heavy & somber tribute to Cliff Burton - no vocals, but a brief spoken word section that Burton had written, apparently after watching Bill Graham's Christian Ministry on TV... His sister Connie recalled that her brother Cliff was not particularly religious, but for some reason, he would put on Bill Graham on TV in the morning and seemed amused by the Christian televangelist and would repeat the line about 'The kingdom of salvation'... Cliff Burton helped Metallica compose a stellar instrumental track titled 'Orion' (on the 1986 album 'Master of Puppets') and it remains a standout in his too-short life... the track has a subtle, haunting section that almost sounds like someone is saying goodbye and leaving for the stars.

[@juankarlosquinteroo8466]

una obra maestra.

[@skykibo7289]

List of a few Metallica songs that have important themes: Master of Puppets Welcome Home(Sanitarium) Sad But True One (of course) Ride the Lightning (technically) Fade to Black Frayed Ends of Sanity Wherever I May Roam

[@snakeinthegrass7443]

Happy belated birthday! Mine is just a few days before yours. I'm July 2, or 2 July, however you do it there. 😁 This is one of the best rock and roll songs and videos ever made, imo. Metallica is awesome! If you want another intriguing story, Creeping Death live in Moscow, 1991. Bring your BIBLE if you wanna follow along!! ✌🏼❤🇺🇸

[@DT_Michael]

The scenes in this video are from the 1970's movie, "Johnny Got His Gun" and the associated book, originally written in 1938. James Hetfield was inspired to write this song after seeing the film. Johnny was a soldier in World War One. He is caught in an explosion that leaves him with no arms, no legs, no face, no ears. He cannot speak, hear, or see - has no sense of time or where he is, and is fed through a tube and breathing through a respirator. I have always interpreted the cut scenes within the song as what is happening to Johnny in the real world. The moments of the song where Johnny is "thinking out loud" are his conscious mind, and James Hetfields voice is his subconscious mind. This was triggered - for me - by Johnny's thought, "I don't know if I'm alive and dreaming, or dead and remembering?" From that point on, the music builds and builds, which - again, to me - signaled the growing conflict between the two sides of Johnny's mind as he dips further and further into insanity. By the time Kirk Hammett's guitar solo hits, (and hits hard), I've always pictured that as the final "battle" between Johnny's conscious and subconscious mind, with the final "S.O.S. Help me..." mantra at the conclusion signifying that Johnny's mind is the same as his body, reduced to "one" singular, autonomic thought. Nothing else of him remains from that point forward. Johnny has gone, and only the breathing corpse remains until he would die of old age. At the end, the crowd singing "Keep the Home Fires Burning" symbolizes how society went on and forgot about him, (and the veterans in general). If you listen to this song from that perspective, you will be bawling by the end.

[@acady5164]

LOL. Today people freak out about this video, the message etc. When this came out us Metallica fans were just like, "Cool! Metallica FINALLY made a video!!!!! and it's on MTV!"

[@Roh_Echt]

I'm sure someone has mentioned this, so I'll just repeat it. If not...then yes, the scenes are from the 1971 movie Johnny Got His Gun; based on the 1939 book titled the same.

[@paulwhitman3922]

Fade to Black ⚫.......totally awesome 👌 Should be your next reaction

[@neilbrown7881]

happy birthday

[@karlvongazenberg8398]

Metallica and serious subjects? Fade to Black - suicide ( for comparison there is "In my darkest hour" from Megadeth) Creeping Death - Biblical theme, about the Plagues of Egypt (again, see the 1991 Moscow live concert) Justice for all - judical system The thing that should not be - cosmic horror (Lovecraftian) possibly the Seattle live version

[@zoltanmrena9138]

Official video is very bad, you just tryingto put the movie pieces together while you missing the music completely!!! Awfull idea,listen to the jamming version instead!!!

[@steveconlan9249]

You should watch any of the live songs from Moscow Russia 1991. 1.5 million people.

[@zacarykellough7389]

DEMOCRACY is what the USA was built upon. The people get the final say of what happens not the government. Democracy is the reason we believe we are free and not suppressed by the government. In a democratic government the people decide who is elected and who will represent us and what laws should be made for the people by the people not the government alone.

[@Andres-lc8zk]

"Fade to black" original record, NOT LIVE. I think live versions of Metallica (especially this one) are better appreciated if you know the original songs, unlike other bands like Rammstein which I highly recommend to react to live versions first. Fade to black is about suicide and has no official video.

[@nolancampbell6139]

Oh I see you've already done Nothing Else Matters! Ok I change to Sanitarium or Fade to Black :)

[@scottforemaster9641]

Fade to Black focus' on the topic of suicide. It is an amazing song musically and lyrically.

[@KELS0O]

Pink Floyd's comfortably numb,pulse concert is a great one,I hope you consider it for next videos,please and thank you

[@coreywickramasekera9968]

Definitely FADE TO BLACK is one DEEP, N HEAVY song 🎵

[@Corndog642]

Dyers Eve The Shortest Straw Orion Bleeding Me

[@ditsiwt]

You should check out the book and the movie Johnny Got His Gun(Where the movie clips came from.)

[@Crlrosas]

Yo sé que nunca ningún hombre sobre la faz de la tierra te ha dicho esto pero... TE AMO.... Gran trabajo sigue así amiga 💪💪💪💪

[@ryanwarrenfeltz6202]

Song reaction recommendation- Edge Of Thorns by Savatage

[@albertoarenas4017]

Hi. Please react to The Unforgiven Trilogy. 3 Metallica deep songs 🖤

[@Flum666]

Metallica has over 500 songs if you include covers and different versions, I very much doubt you'll cover them all :)

[@danw3735]

I can't stand the movie clips in the music video. I prefer the clean version of the song without the movie clips.

[@ExitiumNL]

10:38 Expectations vs reality 😂😂

[@williamstephenson6387]

Creeping Death =Bible song. For Whom the Bell Tolls= war song.

[@Paul-w9l5y]

Hi I'm new I'm really enjoying your reactions it's nice to see your perspective on the music I grew up on I'd like to make a suggestion from the first S&M album Hero of the day is really good I think you'd enjoy it, I'm starting to go through your reactions they really help me pass the time I'm stuck in the hospital and I'm really enjoying your reactions if you could please give a shout out to cancer awareness thank you

[@psycojuggalo1642]

next one for heavy topic metallica and justice for all or blackend

[@jimswank472]

You should listen to Seek and Destroy. Happy Birthday

[@jthompson7175]

Johnny Got His Gun. was a movie about war. Probably one of the most disturbing movies about war. I kind of want to get it for my parents because there's no real escape from it and I'm an evil bastard.

[@arbiter1]

Another Really good video alone this line is Five finger death punch - Wrong side of heaven. It is pretty much same kinda message of how much the effect of war has one people sent to fight if they are lucky (if you can call them lucky) to come back alive.

[@marcospauloss4238]

This is for the great Ukranian, in this bad russian terrorists war, lady, Love for You and you people! ❤

[@squashmallow2006]

6:45 Oh nah that's just cuz the bass mixing was so poor so you feel like you're just hearing the regular guitars with no bass backing.

[@tommymcgregor1721]

Do the unforgiven or any off the and justice for all album or the black album

[@richardchacon1330]

Metallica’s first video and it was One. Metallica is up there with Michael Jackson, Prince and Madonna for innovation.

[@jamescoleman8954]

Yeah, what happened to the dude in the movie was pretty freaking brutal. I don’t really say this, but he had his job blown off basically as I was blown out all that I mean it was brutal.

[@renejensen7799]

ONE is proberly mt favorite Metallica song for many reasons, 1. it was the song that got me hooked on Metallica for real. 2. its some of the best guitar riffs Metallica made 3. the topic is raw, and important 4. Metallica playing this live, is always a experience, especially because of the lightshow and the build up they make. So this could be the best Metallica song ever!! Im not sure if you did,, but if you never listened to for Whom the bell tools, i would suggest that next.. its another top pick for me..

[@trevalarose8155]

Happy Birthday 🎂🥁🎸🤘

[@InnaSoloMusic]

Thank you very much 💕

[@sburns2421]

The song is fantastic, but combined with the video it is next level.

[@phazerboy]

Fade to Black and Ride the Lightning. But lots of Metallica songs have deep meaning.

[@lawrencekoprowski6480]

Fade to Black by Metallica has to do with suicidel depression.

[@pablolazaromartinez3541]

Whisky in the jar, please! Althuogh it's a cover it's great

[@ThePopCultureCabinet1740]

This song was a favourite of a girl I was seeing and after we went our separate ways it was a hard song to listen to for awhile and the pass little while it was depressing to finish because I can relate to the lyrics so today it was the first time I finished it in months

[@trumpjr5179]

Yea they were great story tellers kinda like Maiden, although Maiden will give a history lesson too. For me this was the last of the true Metallica Albums.

[@Somm_RJ]

Seriously, you should read a little bit about the background of the song before reacting to them.

[@jamescoleman8954]

Disposable Heroes is another one sanitarium and those are just two more off the Master of puppets album. Then you have the unforgiven I mean they have a lot when it comes to the lyrics.