Metallica- Battery (Live in Seattle 1989) REACTION!!!

[@Devypocalypse]

Metallica Seattle '89 is them at their absolute peak. You get knackered just watching it, they were an absolute machine that wrecked everything in their path. Best ever.

[@ccshredder9506]

Metallica!!!! \m/ that show made me pick up a guitar

[@KabukiKid]

I saw them on this tour and they played everything just a bit faster than the albums. They were insane! Monster performance.

[@jhunbugg1]

BRUTAL

[@leebrennan5790]

This Seattle concert is from some other universe haha. Without over-exaggerating, that is one of the greatest Rock/Metal shows EVER recorded. It's wall to wall energy and power for over 2 hours. Metallica in their prime were the GOATS \m/

[@arglbargl]

all the cocaine helped

[@leebrennan5790]

arglbargl For Lars and Kirk maybe, coke wasn't James' thing, mostly booze. Not sure about Jason, but he never seemed like a huge drug guy. Lars though, definitely maintained a lot of his stamina due to coke & booze lol.

[@martos60]

The sound is not shit.The crowd is mixed higher.

[@TheRamsesII]

I saw that tour. Twice. The sound live is better than CD quality.

[@duzzitmatter8679]

TheRamsesII - saw that same show in Cleveland and it just wasn’t the same as what I’m witnessing here. We were just happy to have THE Metallica be there b/c to me they were at that time, already legends. I didn’t think they’d ever get to the level of the Stones. Still owning shit after all these years. Especially in the fickle world of entertainment.

[@brodo4495]

Lars was a beast

[@johnbraucher1499]

Edgar Flores CO CAINE Lol

[@brodo4495]

John Braucher lol who wasn’t on it in the 80s tho

[@johnbraucher1499]

I know, George Jung got around. Lol

[@defhardman527]

John Braucher hater crying????

[@johnbraucher1499]

def osod the fuk you talkin' bout willis?

[@hellomynameislittleguy5258]

The fact you like metal makes you super hot

[@HermanPinedo]

Chris Ashby George from Lost In Vegas (channel) said that he noticed he makes ugly faces when some is killing it on a hip hop track. This could be the same thing

[@kjones9713]

Different hair in every video. Doesn’t matter. She looks great in all of them. Just a good looking girl. Love of metal is an added bonus, let’s not split hairs.

[@70saintanger]

Loving metal or not she still hot I love watching her reviews thank you so much pink Metalhead

[@lekalla]

That is not the best compliment lol

[@07zx14White]

You don't need a pass. If it moves you inside and out and you want to support it then please by all means support it!! I think it's wonderful how much you appreciate these amazing classics. It touches me that it touches you so much. All of us metal heads appreciate when someone feels the music.

[@ravenrodriguez7818]

Exactly

[@superflea72]

agree 100% Kevin... PMH, if you love it, then go ahead and love it girl!

[@mjgibbs131788]

Well said ! \m/

[@Saqua2289]

Well said. Completely agree. Metal never dies!

[@ahmadfithri2772]

Agreed. Hail Metallica!!

[@shmick6079]

Metallica at their utmost thrashiest and aggressive. Love your hair btw.

[@brianmadigan9938]

Metallica is one of my favorite live bands of all time. Their shows are amazing and so worth the price of admission.

[@ToddReuterOutdoors]

Metallica in 1989 was absolutely UNTOUCHABLE

[@Angel.Rubin.Vocals]

Lars Ulrich Is The Brutal Drums

[@metalhead9069]

Hell yeah he is, Lars is the greatest.

[@hbkslazyeye6916]

Lol your joking right? Lombardo gas more talent in his fingernail then lars does in his whole body

[@icopymusicstudios9163]

@@hbkslazyeye6916 I wanna see you play the fucking drums

[@pajtim9079]

@@hbkslazyeye6916 at this period, Lars was untouchable, you worthless twat.

[@mauroyza100]

Pajtim Hasani You’re right un that time Lars was too close to the greatest drummers like lombardo

[@ChucksPullingVideos]

My absolute favorite live performance of Battery ever. So glad to see someone else out there who cherishes this as much as so many of us do.

[@JasonNewman3]

I was 9 years old when this was played. I'm 37 now. Still one of the best live performances I've ever seen. Great reaction. Everything you said was spot-on! I still have about 10 Metallica t-shirts from back in the day. Rock on!

[@mztweety1374]

Cliff would have been so proud!😊😅 That tour should have been sponsored by Duracell

[@randombruh3033]

Those hair curls are awesome:) And the tempo of battery fits the song title so perfectly lol

[@mztweety1374]

This is a very definition of working through your grief bless their hearts

[@murfdog19]

Haha. A soft spoken, well kept girl who loves metal!! Awesome!

[@chriswood232]

One of the things I really enjoy about your videos is seeing your face light up as you listen to music for the first time. These are songs I've listened to for 20-30 years or more and you remind me of how I felt hearing them all those years ago. Thanks for putting a smile on my face. 😊

[@Vetis213]

When Metallica are on form they are hard to beat live. Their songs are made to be heard live.

[@Leaguefan01]

I have never seen this vid till now and i think i reacted the same way you did. This was simply awesome!! Wow lars was going batshit crazy on the drums! Btw subbed :)

[@fronthorse]

Wear a shirt with joy. You like em? Wear em. Wear 'em all. Oh how I envy you as you just climbed aboard the rock and metal train. Discovering this music as a teenager thirty years ago was awesome. Have fun.

[@killermonjero]

"Wear 'em all." Nice.

[@robreynolds9349]

So glad that you liked this. It's my favorite Metallica song...and that is saying a lot.I have been a Metallica fan since 1983 when they came out.They are the best band in the world to me.Go ahead folks rip me for that but I stand by it.This song makes me want to run through a wall! Love the lyrics "Pounding out aggression, Turns into obsession cannot kill the Battery!"BATTERY!" Keep up the great reactions!

[@DamonMacready]

This song blew me away in 1986, a whole different take on metal. Today this song still gives me goose bumps. Everything about it is divine: the dangerous harmonies, the chord intervals, Hetfield's beautiful vocal harmonies on top of those chords, the presence, the sound, lyrics, I could go on. I'm still about to explode after watching this video! :-D

[@Sykko77]

Just to watch you while you were watching the video was awesome. You had so many different reactions and expressions, it was great! I saw them back in 2008 in Portland Oregon at the Rose Garden and they were just amazing!! These guys are still kicking ass live after all these years!!!

[@Matute78]

I'm a monster

[@metalhead7127]

You're a table

[@Matute78]

metalhead7127 Yeaaaaaahhhhh

[@Rockstar2512]

Vladimir Putin Dave Mustaine? I thought that was you!

[@vlazurah789]

Christopher Olivera but what kind?

[@ryanphooper]

I love these reactions. I sort of get to relive the first time I heard these through you. THANK YOU!!

[@MAL1C3]

Just watch that entire Seattle show u will love it 😍

[@rawwbnoles4787]

This live concert is something completely special, and they knew that in 1989 when the video was released. When James screams "YEAH!!!" at 2:37, you felt it. Your expression on your face shows you felt it. That's what makes Metallica special, you feel it with every fabric of your being.

[@CrookedW]

React to: Metallica - Creeping Death(Moscow 1991), They did that entire set in front of 500,000 people. It was also a very big deal considering the fallof the Soviet Union occurred just 4 months after this concert and no foreign bands were allowed to play during their reign. What I find awesome about it is because they were basically blocked off from the rest of the world, they didn't know what moshing and headbanging were so they saw that as an act of rebellion, but eventually during Metallica's set, the guards gave up and started having a great time along with the fans.

[@bestmetalandrocklists9120]

Damentius I think it was more people but not sure

[@bestmetalandrocklists9120]

Bobby Nizzo lol

[@Raptus_Gaming]

I've actually heard it was closer to 1.5 million people

[@blackthanos85]

It was over 2.1million people. The military lost count due to weak control of the people there.

[@borzitoun]

Creeping Death at Moscow is the most amazing live video I've ever seen. I watch it regularely if I'm feeling down, so much power, incredible

[@cr0uchingtiger]

What I'm starting to love about your videos is how passionate you are about specific components of the band/song. It's not just, wow I like this. It makes me reflect on how I first got into the band when I was about 13 which was around 1991 and how lucky I was to grow up with them. By the way, that bassist you refer to has had to have multiple surgeries on his neck from headbanging.

[@pumamonamarth]

I'm 57 years old, I have 2 sons ,1 granddaughter,1 grandson, my sons listen HEAVY METAL too LIKE ME,I hope my granddaughter follows our steps like a BEAUTIFUL GIRL LIKE YOU

[@PinkMetalHead]

Aww!! Thanks 🤘🏽

[@Fistandantilusdh]

Seeing the reaction on your face and the pure enjoyment is the same thing I had wayyy back when I first seen that 1993 when they released it (I was only 15). I fell in love with Metallica back in 1988 at the age of 11-12 and hearing Master of Puppets for the first time. It is always a joy seeing people taking enjoyment in the music and bands that I love. Keep it rocking \m/ \m/

[@nogood5933]

I was like 7-8 years old, when my dad showed me an VHS tape of Moscow 1991 live show. I watched them performing Enter Sandman. And this was the first time I saw Metallica performing live, and this little boy was shocked. Appearence, passion and smashing power of their band, they looked like some kind of music Gods to me. Dont get me wrong I heard Metallica songs before and really enjoyed them, but it was the moment when I saw a band doing a gig for the first time of my life. Years were passing by, and I watched and heard a lot of other artsts. But it was one thing I understood - Musician\band can only be rated\judged on stage. Where people can see their faith and dedication. To see their eyes shining and making yours to shine. Now I an 20, playing guitar and still in love with a band that inspired this little boy who was jumping on the couch near the TV. \m/

[@_infiniteplane_2781]

I was at that show, was my first concert as a teenager. loved the music, had all their cds. This concert absolutely blew my mind and changed my life. The energy back and forth from the band and the crowd was something i cannot describe in words. your goosbumps made me smile. it resonates through...You get it, and that is cool. love the vids.

[@shawnsharkey8623]

I just love your facial expressions when you're doing a reaction. The bonus part is you're absolutely gorgeous!!

[@PinkMetalHead]

Aww! Thank you Shawn

[@shawnsharkey8623]

So very welcome, just speaking the truth!!

[@SnaggOlicious]

That's awesome Miss Pink. I've been listening to Metallica since 1986 and it is so cool to see you enjoying this so much. Oh, and I just subscribed.

[@PinkMetalHead]

Thanks for the sub! Hope one day I can see them in concert.

[@Regin333]

#PinkNation! Hey you guys... think this is what we call shook😭🤣😂🔥🤘🏾💙

[@jberkhimer]

That was a night when every member of that band was turned to 11 and in sync with each other. AMAZING.

[@SuperUrton]

I love your reactions and it's really wonderful seeing new people rocking out to this music. One thing I would suggest is at some point, listen to an entire album from beginning to end. Obviously this won't work well for a youtube video but you should do it for yourself. Unfortunately today's music is made for downloading whatever song you want to hear so the concept of a complete album is lost. It used to be that an album would be a complete work of art where everything from the cover art, liner notes, and even the order of the songs were chosen specifically to tell the album's story. You can see this easily with Metallica's albums Ride the Lightning, Master of Puppets, or And Justice For All. Megadeth and many other bands did this as well with their albums. If you think your mind is blown now, wait 'till you start listening to a complete story arc over the course of the entire album!

[@Nightbreed82]

Weeaboo does the whole album thing sometimes. Works out pretty good actually.

[@SuperUrton]

I'll have to check that out. I figured an hour long reaction video wouldn't be that great lol. Of course Weaboo's DSOTM video is now in my recommendations so maybe KZbin is trying to tell me something lol

[@JerryM710]

If she is going to listen to an entire album from start to finish, I highly suggest that album be Abigail from King Diamond. One of the best albums ever!!!

[@NCD115]

I just realized I watched this two years ago😂

[@Nightbreed82]

Lars is a great drummer (especially back in the '80s), people just like to hate for a few different reasons. I can think of 3 main ones off the top of my head: *1.* The Napster thing, where he spoke out about illegal downloads. Some people are still salty, but what they don't ever acknowledge is that he was pissed about songs being downloaded and distributed before they were finished and officially released. *2.* Sometimes live he leaves out fills here and there. And sometimes on studio recordings they will add in fills using Pro Tools that aren't actually Lars (Hardwired has at least one in Moth Into Flame). *3.* The reason ...And Justice For All has no bass guitar is due to Lars demanding it be brought way down in the mix to the point of it being inaudible. Whether he was still grieving the loss of Cliff, or he just wanted the drums to stand out more, I'm not sure, but the sound engineer confirmed that it was Lars' "fault". For these reasons, certain people talk shit about Lars' drumming ability. Add in the fact that they had a few "slow" albums in the '90s and other people assumed he couldn't hack it any longer. The truth is, when Metallica were in their prime ('80s) Lars was among the best Metal drummers. He remained good in the '90s, they just changed their style (Load/Reload are very underrated btw). He might be a touch out of practice from time to time because he dedicates more time to family now...not to mention, he isn't getting any younger, so his skill level may not be like it once was. But to not like Lars for one reason or another, and then take it out on his ability to drum...well, that's just shitty and those people should be ashamed.

[@leobasurto187]

Paul Leach agree with you 100%

[@hraefn1821]

AMEN. You hit the nail on the head. People need to chill the Hell out. The man isn't perfect but he is for the most part well intention-ed. Pretty much the WHOLE band wrongfully mistreated Jason the whole time he was in the group. It was immaturity on their part cuz they missed Cliff so much. People also forget that Lars is the reason Metallica even exists at all. It was HIM who wanted to put a band together and put that ad out in the paper that James answered. He busted his ASS practicing his drumming and doing all the footwork to make the band what it's become. So...respect.

[@dgushi1]

I also agree when I listen to Metallica and Lars bass drum he is really Awesome he doesn't miss a beat I think he is a great drummer he dose the job he is not a lot of flash but he dose what you need a drummer to do \m/ by the way you rock I love your videos keep up the great work

[@martijnstuart95]

Paul Leach Lars was never one of the greatest drummers in the world. Even at his prime he was just decent. He adds fills where aren't supposed to be fills and forgets fills were there are. I do agree that he gets waaayyy too much hate. It's just extremely noticeable when your contemporaries are Dave Lombardo, Nick Menza, Charlie Benante and Gene Hoglan to name a few.

[@Nightbreed82]

The Stargazer - That's fair. I agree that the drummers you named are a step above Lars. I still think Lars was pretty great back in the '80s, but certainly not the best. What I don't like is when people say Lars "sucks" as if he's not good at all.

[@gavinmcdaniel2147]

You are totally allowed merchandise passes after that bomb reaction! Thank you very much! :) I just really really hope to see you react to more Metallica, anything from that 1989 Seattle show would make me so happy.

[@GrayNeko]

Now that, Pink, with all due respect, is a 'bop'! ^_^ Cheers! Great video! Now you've got to check out the rest of 'Master of Puppets', trust me, it will not disappoint!

[@PinkMetalHead]

Haha yes it was a bop!!

[@SvendleBerries]

Damn it, Im late lol Great reaction! My favorite live version of any song :) And love your hair girl :D

[@PinkMetalHead]

Thanks 🤘🏽🔥

[@ZONERBAND]

That was a great reaction to watch! U are spot on almost about everything...and any song from this particular concert is mindblowing to the hardcore fan...let alone to a "newcomer" One piece of "advice" though: on ultra fast songs like these it's better to check the studio version so u can understand what really goes on musically...not the same energy as live but live lots of nuances are lost...keep it up! P.s i love u!

[@POWER-LINKS]

Great comment. You can't fight what you feel.

[@RowdyGrunt]

To this day, no one brings a live show like Metallica. Some people do not like them anymore, but we all change as we age. They still bring it like very very few bands can do. I'm old enough to have bought Metallica's first album when it first came out. And your reaction to this band, has made me re-evaluate and re-appreciate the music I've listened to for so long. Thank you for that; it is a gift. Go out and buy all of the Metallica SWAG you want, you do not need pass! The cool thing about metal is that we love anyone that loves the music!!!!!!!!!!! Keep doing what you're doing!

[@jakekenny3399]

...and yes...there's no such thing as coming along too late when it comes to being a fan. It's why music is so often considered timeless. There's no closed doors. If you want to acquire t-shirts, posters, or whatever....go for it. You don't need our permissions/blessings. If it moves you that much, it's all the excuse you need to endorse it as a fan would. ;)

[@sydIRISH]

Whenever I need a lift, I watch your reactions. Watching you light up to music is therapeutic. Love you, Pink ❤️

[@TheChaoticWanderer]

I just found your channel, and i love your reaction :D Instasubscribed! :) You are doing great!

[@PinkMetalHead]

Thanks!! 🤗

[@TheChaoticWanderer]

You are very welcome!

[@GretzkySanders]

Ohhhhhhhhhh my God I love you young lady!!! You feel the way I did in 1986 and ever since!!! Omgosh your videos are soooo priceless! I have seen Metallica 10 times... And I was fortunate to see them as my first concert with them opening up for OZZY in 1986, and then saw them at Monsters of Rock ad then saw them 4 times on their And Justice For All tour by 1989. You truly feel Thrash Metal.... HUGS to you!!!!

[@Retrorevelations]

Let me tell you a short story, about metal music, Metallica, and being a "poser". I was born in 1981, but for various reasons, the primary among those being an overbearing grandmother who raised me, not allowing me to listen to "that kind of music", I didn't really get into Metallica until 1996 or so. I wish I had gotten into them sooner, but life goes how it goes. I was aware of Metallica, and I had heard Enter Sandman, which for some reason I wasn't that into as a kid/pre-teen. Well, fast forward to 1996, and the first Metallica album I finally got, was actually "Load", because I had heard the song "Until It Sleeps" on the radio and liked it. Later on, I borrowed "The Black Album" from my friend's sister, and let me tell you, my freshman year of high school, really getting into the thick of my teens (15), and life overall being pretty rough for me, that album was like my "Bible". Those songs "spoke" to me in a way that's hard to describe. Especially the song "The Unforgiven". That music helped me deal with, and survive, a lot of really hard shit in my young life. Long story short, Metallica quickly became my new favorite band, and they have remained so to this day. I later bought myself their 1984 album "Ride the Lightning", which I loved, and later still got "Reload" as a birthday gift. By the time we hit 1998, I had my first real summer job, and I was getting more into metal, and more into buying albums and not just listening to whatever was on the radio. I got myself "Master of Puppets" and "And Justice For All", the last of which would become pretty much my favorite album of all time. Even though "The Black Album" will always have a special place for me because of what it meant to me in my teens. It was hard for me, though, getting into Metallica when I did, because in the late 90s, it was no longer "cool" to like Metallica, and CERTAINLY not their "new shit". Metallica were "sellouts", and "not metal" anymore, and I was, in point of fact, called a "poser" for not only liking them, but specifically for getting INTO them via their 90s albums first. Instead of welcoming me into metal fanhood, and encouraging me to check out their older 80s music, and OTHER similar bands, I was met with hostility and negativity, because for a lot of so-called "metalheads", they have this idiotic frat boy mentality. Like metal is THEIRS, and you have to "prove" yourself to them, prove how "metal" you yourself are, via the bands you like, how much knowledge of the genre you have, etc. Really stupid, exclusionary bullshit. So take it from someone who "was there", and had to LIVE through those "Load" days (even though, by the way, I love Load albums), who had to take shit and hear shit constantly about Metallica sucking now, or even having my own personal integrity or taste attacked, because I had the audacity to like "New Metallica". It was beyond lame, and more than a little emotionally and psychologically hard to deal with, having your new FAVORITE band in the entire world, being shit on by so many, because hating Metallica at that time, through even the early 2000s, was the "cool" thing to do. So I experienced it all, dealt with it all, and weathered it. I, as a longtime Metallica fan, can and will tell you that YES, you are 100% "allowed" to love Metallica, and buy merch, and buy posters for your room, or anything else you might want to do. You don't have to know their entire goddamn catalogue right away, to love them. And you're not a "poser" for not knowing EVERYTHING about the band, or not knowing EVERY single song, etc. Not even a little. And take that from someone who, at the tender age of 15, right as I was JUST starting to really get into Metallica, I got called a "poser" by some loser at school, because I was unable to name many songs off the top of my head, outside of "Enter Sandman", "Unforgiven", "Until It Sleeps", etc. Instead of doing the right and mature thing, and positively encouraging me to listen to more of their songs, I was bullied and shamed for being a new fan, and only having heard a few songs, like you. So don't ever let anyone hand you that kind of BS. You're "allowed" to do, or like, whatever the hell you want. I love that you love metal, and I love that you feel this way about Metallica, because I do too. Frankly, I don't listen to Metallica a TON these days, but only because I've listened to their albums SO much throughout my life, it's like they're always there. But I love them, and I fully embrace you as a fellow fan, and encourage you to listen to more and more of their catalogue, and to continue getting into other "thrash" bands as well (my personal favorite style of metal). As a final note, I'll list a few of my own personal favorite Metallica songs, as a way of suggesting songs I really think you should check out (if you haven't already heard them): 1. The Unforgiven 2. Nothing Else Matters 3. To Live is To Die (Instrumental) 4. Blackened 5. Escape 6. Fade to Black 7. Sad But True 8. Hero of the Day 9. Unforgiven III 10. Outlaw Torn

[@bryansilverstein4975]

Very well said. I became a Metallica fan around 1987, with ...And Justice For All being my first chance to anticipate a new album from Metallica. The best I can piece together the hate for Metallica (which I have never understood) is the evolution of their sound. It lays out something like this: From ...AJFA (1988) to their eponymous album (aka the Black Album...1991) the band, for the most part, stepped away from the complex song structure style they had established from Ride the Lightning through ...AJFA. It would seem they took aim to get airplay on radio, shortening songs and simplifying riffs. It also saw the band start to record "proper" music videos. One was the sole video from ...AJFA and was anything but a normal music video; Black album saw FIVE songs turned to music videos. Load and Reload came out in 1996 and 1997. The radio-friendly progression continued, with songs starting to step outside the realm of heavy metal, let alone thrash metal. Load was more alt-rock than metal for many, and Reload showed a touch of the blues mixed in with their sound. In addition to the musical change, the band physically changed: everyone cut their hair short; instead of being guys in jeans and t-shirts, they were all fashionably attired. Even the album artwork had gone from amazing/awesome to artsy-fartsy. Looking in the album booklet for Load, some shots even show the guys wearing eyeliner. For those who saw them in the 80s, LONG GONE were the long-haired kids who wore jeans and tees and basically gave radio/pop music the middle finger (they even had a t-shirt made that had a hand holding a dagger coming out of a toilet with the words "METAL UP YOUR ASS!" on it). Those fans had taken up that look (and sound/attitude) and now their heroes had "embraced the system," so to say. As if all that hadn't been enough, the Napster case rolled around in 2000. During this time period, Metallica had roughly 335,000 fans banned from Napster. I'm sure that was the last straw for a lot of the haters, if they actually needed a final push. This particular entry is the only reason I can see to fling ANY hate Metallica's way. Regarding their musical change through 90s, I didn't mind it. The way I view Load and Reload is that for METALLICA, they were so-so albums, compared to their stuff from years past. But if some other lesser-known band had put those albums out, they would have been amazing, if that makes sense. Also of note in this time period: Jason Newsted, the bassist who replaced the great Cliff Burton when he died back in 1986, left the band in 2001. Seems like a MAJOR factor in that decision was the band (Hetfield, specifically) basically telling Newsted he could not do any side projects, that it was essentially like cheating on a wife. Oh, and one more album that might have been a push for the haters: St. Anger. The songs did become more bombastic and it was a return, of sorts to a much heavier sound. But one thing really stood out as being very different, very WTF. I think most people immediately think of the "ping" sound of Lars' snare drum throughout the album (which was a bit annoying but was not NEARLY as noticeable on the accompanying DVD that had the entire album performed by the band along with their new bassist Robert Trujillo, who is criminally underused by Metallica as he's an incredible bassist). But the thing that really stood out for me was the complete absence of guitar solos on the album. Not a single one! One of their amazing elements to their sound over the years has been guitar solos; I'm sure Kirk Hammett couldn't have been too happy with that choice. One final thought: life flows a LOT easier when you learn to not give a shit what other people think of you: your musical tastes, your sense of fashion, etc. (c:

[@bigbrutalbassbeer410]

Yes! What's up Ms. Pink? Great live footage from Metallica when they were still heavy! And I saw a show on this tour! It was epic and heavy as F$&K! Thanks for playing it, I see it took your breath away.

[@PinkMetalHead]

Wow that’s so awesome 🤘🏽🔥

[@marcoiacobuzio7054]

Yessss!!!! you should absolutely poster your wall with all kinds of heavy metal posters "your probationary period" is complete and are now officially a heavy metal jedi knight.....lol

[@PinkMetalHead]

Haha yay!!!

[@MetaITurtle]

The fact that you were blown away at the end was amassing. Girl you have no idea how cool you are... Your rad!

[@kevincharles209]

This is the first time I have ever wanted to make a comment about a post on a KZbin video. Thank you for your comments on Metallica. They are thrash metal gods! I have been to5 concerts and every one was awesome. I don't know if you have seen AC/DC check them out? they were my first time concert. Don't let the hater comments get to you!

[@MosheAlvarez]

Your reactions are so touching. I see myself through your eyes when i see your reactions. I get to experience being blown away for the first time all over again. You are an awesome beautiful woman! You rule so hard :)

[@PinkMetalHead]

Thanks for watching ❤️

[@mattcribbin1570]

I like that you're an actual metal fan and not just exploiting the genre as a gimmick for viewers. Peace, Girl.

[@2255223388]

Ha! Precision sarcasm, love it :)

[@mattcribbin1570]

Chris Ashby no sarcasm. I feel she's a real fan.

[@andyfigueroa9599]

Loved your reaction! It was spot on and that response was totally the right one for that performance. Yea and get yourself a Metallica shirt.

[@07zx14White]

If you've ever listened to any comment before then please listen to this one. Find footage of the Monsters of Rock tour in Moscow 1991. Pantera and Metallica put on some amazing sets in an unbelievable atmosphere. Read up on that tour. It was absolutely crazy. Some sources estimated around 450,000 in attendance for the outdoor three day concert. The Soviet police had never seen anything like it and had no idea about moshing. Police beating people repeatedly while Phil Anselmo (Pantera lead singer) calls for the crowd to not put up with it and that they didn't have the numbers to stop the show. I recommend checking that out if you enjoy the feel of the live shows.

[@07zx14White]

Also, the concert was to celebrate the Berlin Wall coming down, more freedoms, the fall of the Soviet Union and its separations, the fight against communism in the area, and being able to play for the Russian fans that very obviously wanted it. It was so controversial because the Soviet Union wasn't allowed much western music or even trade of goods. It was a huge time in history and the concert took place in the turmoil of all that change. Amazing stuff

[@RowdyGrunt]

Absolutely spot on Kevin. I was in the Army at the time the Berlin Wall came down; and it was a crazy, somewhat scary time. And when these bands went over and did this absolutely insane show, that really opened not only the metal world, but the rest of the world to a taste of freedom. The show you are talking about is still legendary to this day. Great call man.

[@07zx14White]

Brian Oravetz Thank you brother I obviously totally agree. Every time I watch sets from that show I still get feels remembering that time in life and the importance of everything about it.

[@MrTubularBalls]

That was an amazing show, but I'd just like to point out Yngwie played the SU 2 years earlier: Check out Trial by Fire - Live in Leningrad. Biggest attendance of any western artist in the country up till then. He played a bunch of sold-out shows, crowds went apeshit, tore off their clothes and threw bottles.

[@chupasaurus]

It was a single day show, not three; 500k is official estimate, no one knows exactly cause it was a free show and too much people :)

[@MetallicAAlabamA]

Why am I in love with your reactions?!?! Awesome!!!

[@puentesekeryloseternautas4994]

She is... Cute... So cute.

[@papajoe2673]

Beautiful eyes, Dang!

[@garrethigdon7678]

simp?

[@Freedum_Fries]

what always gets me about this song as a guitar myself. How james can sing and play this fast riff without missing a beat!! guy is a BEAST!! best right hand in metal for life!

[@thwipp89]

LOVE the hair. the curls are killer!

[@PinkMetalHead]

Thanks love

[@leobasurto187]

keep on rockin pinky i am glad that you are growing 16k subscribers keep it up

[@tonysmith5032]

Chuck...simply put, an amazing musician and an amazing person....I'd love to see your reaction to "pull the plug."

[@violentnomad7150]

Why am I just now hearing about this amazing channel!! LOVE IT! Subbed for sure.

[@samuelmilliken5011]

This was a wonderful video to wake-up to this morning. Glad you loved it and yeah if you can imagine they played this at the end of a two hour setlist. The energy required is unreal but then again most of them were all doing coke at this stage. So that's probably where the extra energy came from. BTW Metallica still put on a great show, not anywhere near as jumping around the stage but I mean they're in their fifties now so they have to slow down.

[@jamesjohnson9819]

Samuel Milliken No one in Metallica did coke.. lol they just drank waaay too much.

[@samuelmilliken5011]

James Johnson not so sure about James or Jason. Pretty sure James loved his booze and the odd hard drug, Jason loved his booze and weed, kirk looked coked out plenty of times and lars definitely took coke. There's interviews of him talking about giving it up.

[@Clegor]

Go and see them live ! Even if they're older now, you have to experience this unique chemistry betwin the band and their fans. No other band offer that.

[@angelofdeath_138]

This is called a real eargasm ;)

[@johnbutler5650]

A live performance of Battery is like being assaulted! Your wide-eyed stare is very appropriate.

[@FNscarH]

Reaction from 3:43 to 3:53 = GOLDEN!!!! \m/

[@thehunter7422]

I mean I can't blame her that was my reaction to lol that part was freaking heavy man . Lars going ham back then . it gives me contagious headbanging like Jason here 4:43 lol if only I had hair like him

[@nehuge]

At the end, James's "thanks man, we'll see you around, fuck ya!" never gets old.... such a macho sendoff lol

[@gemarrs]

Back in those days, Metallica went out on stage as if they were going out to war to murder the audience with furious intensity. Now that they've grown old, tired, and all have families, they go out on stage as if they were about to sing kumbaya to the "lovely Metallica family". Lars wasn't ever a technically amazing drummer, but he absolutely was flat out beast with the drumlines he wrote and performed - there should be NO question. But as the years went (post 1995), Lars quit practicing. He grew so incapable of doing his own drum lines in most of the songs that everyone was yelling for him to just give it up and give it to someone else who can even keep up with the rest of the band (who all MOSTLY kept things in order during live shows... Kirk, the lead guitarist now tends to botch about 85% of all of his solos and is just lazy as dogshit with them). But that is now the state of Metallica. It's just good that we have these earlier live performances to use as a bar which has been set for all inspired metal bands of today, and its a very very important bar to acknoweldge and work toward. Back then, metal concerts were a lot more loose, violent, dangerous with their regulations with the crowd and how the band interacted with them. Now its not the same at all. Over the history of people getting injured and killed due to the abundance of energy in a concert, safety and security regulations have multiplied riduculously, and as a result, bands don't perform in the same way they used to. But what can ya do eh? Long live the classic Metallica!

[@marky1010]

See em live nowadays, it's awesome. They've really got energy atm

[@timometsanoja9666]

You have just been floored by Metallica. They are 30 years older, but still rocking the shit out of those old songs. Imagine seeing them live! Battery!!!

[@squashedeyeball]

The best show in Metallica's history... :) Great seeing you again :) Epic reaction. Oh, as for the next Metallica song... *ORION*. This is the only option I'll give until then :) Regarding Lars, well, he was great at that time... Not the best, but he did great. The problem with him today is that he became lazy... There are shows in which he suddenly proves that he can play perfectly fine. But most of the time he just holds himself back, because... I don't know why :)

[@alexg892]

Because he's old and has abused his body with drugs. If he went at full speed through the 3 hour long shows they do, lil lars will get pooped quick, gnomesayin?

[@squashedeyeball]

al Yeah, but there is also the case of him not practicing anymore and the fact that many drummers from his time only got better as the years have passed... If Lars wanted, he could be much better. That being said, it doesn't take away the fact that Metallica is what it is thanks to Lars's management and sharp mind. So, I'm not one of those who say "Lars is ruining Metallica", because there would be no Metallica if not for him. But he can do much better live.

[@squashedeyeball]

Bobby Nizzo Yup.. It's about keep practicing even when you're older...

[@scotttazz]

1- Love the new hair, 2 - Love that song, 3 - Your reaction just made me melt! May have just fallen in love with you and your emotions!!! Keep rocking

[@PinkMetalHead]

Hanks for watching Scott 🔥🤘🏽❤️

[@ddj4261]

If you wanna see a great recent performance, watch Spit Out the Bone live in London 2017. Be prepared though because they're in their 50's now.

[@krischilds6671]

Liked that didn't you? WOW!!!! Was my first reaction to this song when I was in the 9th grade. Welcome to METAL!!!!

[@timmahoney5297]

If you like this one, you need to check out Metallica - "Whiplash" (Live San Diego '92).. Jason actually does most of the vocals.. He's just so intense!! A FKN BOSS!!

[@Nightbreed82]

Jason's vocals are killer! He needs to front his own band.

[@TheTwitchybird]

he did, it's called newsted.

[@Nightbreed82]

Oh that's right, I never checked it out though. D'oh! Thanks for reminding me.

[@dachiefkr]

Well my dear the vocals w/ the guitar is James Hatfield and the other lead guitarist is Kirk Hammett the other is a bass guitarsit Jason forgot last name.. He use to play for Flotsam and Jetsam ...

[@dachiefkr]

Whiplash is the best I think as well.

[@reykenobi7142]

This performance was like this at almost every city during this tour...flawless.My first Metallica concert was on this tour in Dayton Ohio. This concert footage has to be Metallicas best that they have ever released. In their prime.Was probably the best thing about the Binge and Purge box set. They were all coked out of their minds. Kirk pretty much admitted it on the video for the box set they just released for ..And Justice For All. I loved this reaction video

[@lotwizzard1748]

nice reaction. the speed and complexity is LIT,,,,while headbangin. i like your points of view on things youre not a bandwagon jumper.

[@theutgardianchannel1952]

plus they had their guitars on their knees lol

[@TheOligoclonalBand]

It's so great seeing someone discovering music (any music) and getting their mind blown. What you saw was Metallica at their absolute peak and this shows it. I still get goosebumps when I watch the Seattle footage. Others recommended the Moscow show. The breathtaking sea of people alone is worth watching a video of it - but the Metallica performance is great as always too.

[@warrenjoseph6742]

When you do live streams, you should do albums of different bands instead of different songs from different bands if you know what I mean. start off with metallica's first album kill em all.

[@darchon5]

I'm always so appreciative of your insightful analysis, especially to my Metalliboyz, and I get pumped all over again seeing someone discover just how great they are live, like I did when I first saw them live in 1989 (1 month before the Seattle show). Fyi, the crazy headbanger was Jason the bass player, who replaced Cliff and then left, now replaced by Robert since 2003. James is the lead singer and plays rhythm guitar, Kirk is lead guitar, and you know Lars. If you want to see how Metallica sounds nowadays, I highly recommend Spit Out the Bone if you want something fast, or Halo on Fire if you want something slower but still epic. Keep up the great work!

[@sandrogattodrummer5021]

Check "one" the video......is legendary.! About,Lars.....i am drummer too,he played great stuff on album......he is not the best drummer technical,but a good showman.Sorry,my english......cheeers from germany,metal pink😘

[@AdamCSmith]

So new sub here! My first rock show in Seattle was Def Leppard 1988 and then this Met show in 1989! You are my new internet crush but as you can see I’m too old hahahah!! Keep Rock Alive! 🤘🏽🔥🙌🏼

[@Sithman1776]

Yep...there is no other metal better than Metallica in 1989. And yes, Lars was amazing back then. Great review.

[@stanp6383]

Feel that tingling in the back of your spine...that's adrenaline. Very few artist will continuously make you feel like you can do anything. Great song !

[@whatchatalkinboutwillis9894]

Do a Live Metallica album reveiw -This song is from 'Master of Puppets' 'Ride The Lightning' is Great too

[@fungifago]

Great reaction. Shoutout to you for give cameramen recognition they never get haha

[@bm625]

I'm sure you've probably heard this already but in case you haven't, Metallica's first 3 albums are the ones that really matter. Also their 5.98 EP. And I guess a case can be made for And Justice For All. I'm not saying that all of their other albums are bad (though some are) but their first 3 are the best. I saw them live in 1985, 1986, then again in 1989 and they really did perform well. After that I just kinda lost interest. However I will say that when their latest album Hardwired...To Self Destruct came out, my wife had never seen them in concert and she really wanted to see them on this tour. She's been a fan since about the Black Album. I have to say that concert was bad ass. Probably one of the best shows I've ever seen and I've been to a lot of concerts. I'm still not too crazy about some of their albums but Hardwired was pretty good and the concert was amazing.

[@ayanleman]

IMO Justice was their peak, but the album was severely kneecapped by poor mixing

[@bm625]

Nancy Kerrigan can relate.

[@dmusiclife5727]

BM dude same here! My wife kinda liked some Metallica until Hardwired came out and she loved Moth Into Flame. So we went to their San Diego show and we were blown away. Now she’s a huge fan. If their albums don’t convert you once you see them live you’re a fan for life. You’re part of the Metal Militia. Wasn’t sure if they still had it Live but dam they did that night. Also Love AJFA. Album doesn’t get enough “Justice” if you will In my opinion

[@dmusiclife5727]

Ayanle Mohamed The mixing on that album was copied and still is since it’s release. It wasn’t until Justice that you heard the bass drums and snare head so out in front of the mix. Also multi layered guitar tracks out infront while the bass guitar and most of the vocals were the lowest in the mix. Just listen to any Pantera album or metal/thrash after AJFA came out they all have that sound

[@bm625]

Yeah, my wife was a fan already but had never seen them in concert. Seeing the Hardwired concert recently just made her even more of a fan. When I became a Metallica fan, their latest album was Ride The Lightning. That tour was the first time I'd seen them live. I just started losing interest when the Black album came out. It was a good album but it didn't compare to their earlier albums. Then came Load of Crap and Re-Load the Crap and that's when I was really out.

[@bambesfresser]

Indeed, the Seattle concert is out of this world. I have watched it numerous times. One of the more recent concerts that also impresses where Metallica performed as part of the Big Four in Sofia, Bulgaria. The crowd was unbelievable.

[@ivanpisti2801]

1:05 Lets listen some Metallica guys 😄😄😄 5:35 ahkkghkk..... 😵😵😵

[@leftymcnally6913]

There was a couple of times when you looked at the camera in stunned silence. When they released this video in '93 I watched with my friends, and they (probably me too) all had the same expressions. Great review. Cheers

[@leftymcnally6913]

P.S. Get a Metallica "No Life 'til Leather" shirt on eBay, not only will I not judge you, I will give you the gnarliest of high fives

[@DefMunkyYT]

Lars get a lot of crap but back in the day he was actually pretty good. Not perfect but what he lacked in precision (not everyone can be Gene Hooglan) he made up for in enthusiasm. It seems like when he lost the enthusiasm people started picking up on his issues more or maybe he had more because he wasn't as into it or something. Personally I think he picked up a lot in Death Magnetic and Hardwired as he seems to have some of that enthusiasm back. He still isn't perfect, but as you said, the performance goes a LONG way. People still give him a lot of crap though. lol I think it might actually stem more from the dislike he fostered with the whole Napster thing than his actual talent or lack thereof.

[@gladtobealoser5305]

Your makeup and hair is always spot on,such a beautyand willing to listen to old guy rock haha thank you

[@screaminggallery771]

Hard to believe that Lars kinda had chops at one point

[@AudiblePharma]

what happens to athletes, do you still see michael jordan ruling the nba? stop being an asswipe... get with reality man... they still rule the scene...

[@juliegogola4647]

Pink Metalhead, I just love that you are giving your reaction on "Battery" by Metallica. I love Metallica, I must say that you are so damn pretty, I do hope that this bit of this post is good for featuring things that will feature the best of the not so easy to find things.

[@brattberg]

Btw Wish a had a.female friend like you! Loved your videos, ps: remember, Lars was awesome but fame got to his head, still like his a person & Newsted the bass guitar player is not longer in the band since 1999 when he said good bye cuz Metallica was not what it used to be anymore, look for his testimony & what Flamming (producr) had to say about the "new" Metallica, they dont do what they used to sing about back in the 80s early 90s anymore...still love old Metallica!

[@joeltrowe5155]

You people who think like that are stuck in the past, unlike them, they moved on. And considering Jason, he left cause of another reason. Look up for interview titled "Why Jason Newsted left Metallica"...he explained why...

[@dirtymacdiesel]

Jason left in 2000 not 1999

[@Evil-Never-Dies]

Lars has been slowly UNlearning his instrument since this concert hahaha.

[@thenecrosanct4906]

JoelTrowe Stuck in the past, that's one interpretation of it. I also favor 80's Metallica over anything they've done after. But consider that it could also be what Metallica's music turned into just doesn't click with some people and that it isn't the change in itself that has turned them off. I listen to plenty of bands who have drastically changed their style over the years, some to a much greater degree than Metallica did. I enjoy that, just like I can also enjoy bands like Motörhead or AC/DC who don't change at all. Most of all, the music has to click. Some bands change and the music keeps clicking. Some bands change and the music stops clicking. It's as simple as that, for me at least. So don't disregard people who don't like post-80's Metallica because you think they are all stuck in the past. A change of style doesn't automatically have to be liked. And good music doesn't automatically have to be liked either. Best way to describe it is this: There are only 2 kinds of music, music I like and music I don't like.

[@AudiblePharma]

metallica is the best and that’s what fame does, gets to your head. i wish it would get to mine hahaha. natural drug

[@VocalCitizen]

MY GOD your makeup is on point! 😮 If you haven’t already, you should put in headphones, turn off the light, and watch the whole Seattle 1989 concert. It’s MAGIC. Great reaction. I’m off to binge the rest of your MetallicA vids! Subbed with 🔔 🎈❤️

[@TheBlackQueen]

Have you reacted to One? It was Metallica's first song with a music video. If you do react to it, react to the video.

[@POWER-LINKS]

Live Mexico City '09

[@TheBlackQueen]

No, Not the live version, please. The studio version is better.

[@dmusiclife5727]

Music video. Captured some of their performance even though it’s a music video

[@TheBlackQueen]

Chris Bergsten Not everyone pays attention to the lyrics as much as the music. Only 1 part of the song does it make clear what the condition of the soldier is in and that's the last line. The video gives all the contect needed for those who don't exactly catch it correctly.

[@violentnomad7150]

This is literally one of the greatest reactions to this video I have ever seen! 🤘🏻