Metallica - No Leaf Clover | Singer Reacts |

[@a.pelagio2937]

That whole album they did with the San Francisco symphony orchestra is amazing in my opinion. Nothing beats rock and orchestral music together.

[@HvyMetal4Ever]

The 2nd one was just as epic. I, and I don't know how, won the lotto for night two of that show. I do feel there were some missed opportunities for certain songs to be done. Perhaps they'll be up for a 3rd

[@jhamilton1007]

Heavy Metal has it's roots partly in Orchestral and symphonic music. Plus, if you listen to how Metallica structures their songs, you will see that they do it in a way that is very much how a composer would construct a Symphony. I think a lot of that has to do with the fact that Cliff Burton was heavily influenced by Classical music and it just became ingrained early on in how they compose their songs. They are unique in that regard when it comes to Thrash in general.

[@HvyMetal4Ever]

@@jhamilton1007MoP is where you really got to hear Cliff's influence shine. If they do a third show, I really think Orion & To Live should be a part of it.

[@jhamilton1007]

@@HvyMetal4EverExactly!

[@chupitolepame5357]

She should react to some songs of that one, it's amazing all the way!

[@mattg.8950]

Check out Bleeding Me from this concert, great song with great vocals.

[@Neonbob]

Mine too

[@juancarlosmartinez1410]

I recommend you the performance of the s&m2 concert of the song the unforgiven lll . Its only James and the orchestra

[@axiemoon4485]

SyM 2 version pls❤

[@lylaylalayla1387]

linkin parkkkk linkin parkkkkk😂😂😂😂😂

[@benmason9755]

S&M was a truly remarkable project that really was something truly special and produced some of the best music I've EVER heard from them. This was basically born from their collaboration with score composer Michael Kamen (Lethal Weapon, Die Hard, Robin Hood: Prince of Thieves) on the "Black album", when he helped them create the orchestral elements for Nothing Else Matters. Years later they ran into him again and he provided them with a copy of the alternative scored version he'd created for the song, which really blew them away, and planted the seed of an idea that they should do a much larger and more involved project together, which led to their creation of S&M (essentially Symphonica & Metallica), a live performance where the band played a selection of their greatest hits (and some new material) accompanied by a full orchestra performing accompaniments orchestrated by Kamen himself, who ALSO served as the conductor. The phenomenon was captured on the exceptional double album S&M, which is a genuine masterpiece and one of their VERY BEST records ...

[@shmick6079]

The S&M concert video is one of the greatest ever made. Other must-watches from the same show are “The Outlaw Torn”, “Bleeding Me”, “The Call Of Ktulu / Master of Puppets”, “The Memory Remains”.

[@KevinPerry-wi5dw]

Or the whole concert

[@NicholasCorvin]

*The conductor was score composer and orchestrator Michael Kamen. He collaborated with a lot of artists and wrote many scores. Metal & Rock fans know him for his orchestral or string arrangements he contributed to songs like Def Leppard's "Two Steps Behind" and MetallicA's "Nothing Else Matters". He also collaborated successfully with Bryan Adams and R.J. "Mutt" Lange on various film songs like "(Everything I Do) I Do It For You" (1991) [ Robin Hood-Prince Of Thieves], "All For Love" (1993)[ The Three Musketeers ] and "Have You Ever Really Loved A Woman?" (1995) [ Don Juan DeMarco ].* 🎵🎻💿📀

[@benmason9755]

Famously he co-created all of his Lethal Weapon scores with guitar god Eric Clapton and famous saxophonist David Sanborn too.

[@seyiesetuosopfii3153]

Why don't you use headphones? You're missing on another level of pleasure from music

[@ismvic70]

Exactly. So much detail in this song

[@michaelserrano3689]

This is from the album S & M. They recorded an entire concert with an orchestra. It's an awesome concert to watch.

[@Rob_Infinity3]

Back in 1999, Metallica did an entire live performance of their songs with live orchestral accompaniment. Then in 2019, they did it again for the 20th anniversary. And it was even screened in movie theaters around the world too!

[@thebigsmuz]

I know this is kind of live, but you should check out the actual live video of them performing this - James does some cool different stuff with his voice, and the production is great. Loved seeing you so surprised by this, great reaction as always!

[@djj9675]

The whole thing was live. No Leaf Clover is on no other Metallica album. I know I’ve looked more than once

[@Joeaye13]

Loved the S&M album was awesome

[@4x4rambam]

There is a bunch good S&m tracks . I personally love "Outlaw torn" and "Bleeding me" from the original S&M those would be a great listen.

[@johncarpenter3751]

If you want a real curve ball from Metallica check out their song Mamma Said. I bet you’d never guess a song like that from a band like Metallica

[@sumonjamal1653]

Metallica teamed up w/ classical composer Michael Kamen (who did the strings for 'Nothing else matters' by Metallica... as well as 'Silent lucidity' by Queensryche... 'Who wants to live forever' by Queen...etc.) w/ the San Francisco Symphony in 1999 for a special performance of their songs enhanced w/ the power of a full orchestra. Metallica also wrote 2 new songs for the 2 night performances - 'No leaf clover'... and 'Minus human'. They admitted that they were not really fans of Deep Purple's 1969 orchestral album 'Concerto'... which was the first time a rock band had teamed up w/ a classical symphony orchestra... But 30 years later, they bought into the idea and played limited shows w/ a symphony in their career... This live performance was filmed and recorded for the live CD and concert video 'S&M' in '99. Some of the memorable Metallica tracks w/ the symphony included - 'The call of Ktulu' instrumental... 'Of wolf and man' ... 'Until it sleeps'... 🔥🔥🤘🤘

[@zackkullis5555]

The whole album was fantastic! Every song was amazing. The marriage of the symphonic sound with the metal was gorgeous. As far as the closing the eyes thing, I get it. It’s the same reason most of us turn the music down while we are looking for something in particular while driving. Your remaining senses are heightened. Much love and thanks for the reaction

[@schippes24]

To this day I love the s&m versions of most Metallica songs the most! You should also listen to Rammstein - spiel mit mir, if you haven't already😊

[@karlbecker8775]

The whole Metalica S&M album is worth a listen. Pretty ground breaking, and just good music.

[@Verias1983]

Oh yeah. The whole S&M album was a straight banger.

[@MyLordRock]

This one of 2 songs they wrote specificly to be done the San Fansisco Philharmonic Orchestra, If you love James Intimate Sounds You will love The Unforgiven

[@fitzeefreshvids1888]

We’re watching the video and listening while you talk over the instrumental, not noticed you eyes, head movement , not as distracted as you are, shall I say, self conscious as you bring it up more than once.. use pause please.. enjoy the reactions

[@mareno3227]

Bleeding Me from the same concert is probably my favorite Metallica Live performance I have ever seen and you can believe me, I have seen a looooot of them :D . It's so emotional...simply perfect in every aspect.

[@Rex_Stuph]

If you want soft James, try their covers of Astronomy and Tuesday's gone or Mama said, or the Unforgiven trilogy.

[@peterworth9403]

S&M was AMAZING. We can all say, do a full album listen on S&M. Make it your first one! It's worth it. Every track is perfection. And it opens with "Ecstasy of Gold" going into "Call of Ktulu."

[@SRMWorkshop]

This Metallica album became my favorite when it came out. It's no wonder why I fell in love with Nightwish the first time I heard them many years later.

[@THEMorningstar_95]

Rachel you need to watch The Outlaw Torn from the same concert. That is one of Metallica's most underrated songs and its a pure masterpiece

[@zoixdark]

Totally. Outlaw Torn was sooo good from this show.

[@voidwraithprime8521]

Every time I remember this song exists,.it becomes my favorite Metallica song.

[@barryfastcars25]

If you like James' higher voice register listen to the first two albums Kill em All and Ride the Lightning.

[@BHSilver]

I much prefer this over the new S&M Album they released a while ago.

[@Arteche-vh3uz]

to much speak when the song play, maybe stopped and hear the voice

[@mztweety1374]

Call of ktulu, battery and the thing that should not be from this show are 🔥🔥🔥🔥

[@svenheuseveldt7188]

where james voice hit his best👌

[@segueniahcene1168]

Talking while the song is still playing... Why?

[@pdegan2814]

Both the original S&M and the S&M2 shows from a few years ago are amazing. Even songs that were already Metallica classics were brought to new life by the addition of the orchestra. Call Of Ktulu, For Whom The Bell Tolls and Master Of Puppets are a few that stand out. But the real highlight for me is James' performance of Unforgiven III from S&M2. He sang without the band, only the orchestra, and it was incredible.

[@fixxxer6663]

Too much talking during the song 🥴

[@pantlessreactions]

I've always wondered what the members of the orchestra think during these (or Epica, et al) live performances with metal bands since they're normally playing "classical" music. Do they enjoy the metal too? The crowd interaction/cheering (since normally its reverent quiet during the classical shows)?

[@dmwalker24]

I've played both. Some of them love it. I'm sure there are some who find it less interesting. I think there's a certain amount of 'getting paid to do a job' mindset. This is a lot more like doing film score work than a performance of Mahler, Prokofiev, or Brahms.

[@hendrixraven]

It's always great seeing an orchestra performing music with the composer at the helm. Kamen was a master at combining sounds in all of his scoring. Will be missed! Edit to add: Lars had jokingly made a comment about extending the performance to 3 nights so the band could have a night to sit in the audience and listen to the orchestral score by itself.

[@Neonbob]

Another favorite from S&M is Devils Dance🔥

[@shaunwallace6132]

This album was a masterpiece

[@UnusSedLeo-w5l]

YES!!! For me, one of the best Metallica-songs!

[@abdulwalterbinwhit-1529]

pantera cemetery gates pls

[@byronsagastume1290]

You should react to the complete album! It’s amazing

[@taylemgames2652]

Conducted by the legendary Michael Kamen, RIP.

[@brucemangan3807]

if you liked that, you'll love this... check out - Architects - "Impermanence" (Live From Abbey Road)

[@atifsyd]

makes sense since you haven't listened to whole lot of Metallica... I will just check the comments people telling you to go through S&M and S&M2 ... :)

[@royabednego5537]

Please make reaction on S.O.A.D . Byob, chop suey and toxicity

[@MrKrazykraut]

This was written specifically for thier album S&M (Symphony & Metallica). It was also played for the first time live, for both this video and the album A great album. Symphonic remasters, if you would, of some classics

[@xBLiiDz]

I like to think that Load/Reload, while I like the albums, had to walk so the S&M concert could run. Absolutely stunning.

[@oregonlt3]

It works so well with the orchestra because it was written with the orchestra. Conductor Micheal Kamen (the metal whisperer) was an absolute genius. The whole album must be watched live and in order.

[@darraha]

You should check out Minus Human from the same album. This was a double album that was just amazing.

[@timometsanoja9666]

The really sad thing about the S&M concert/album things is that this would have been right down Cliff's alley. Cliff was a classically trained musician and a god on the bass guitar. It is sad that he never got to see this. He would have loved every nanosecond of it. This and the 2019 second time around are some classic stuff of champions... Incredible performances. Everyone is on their A game and things just work.

[@jevonyork6777]

You should do one on fates warning around 89 through 94 Ray Alder has amazing vocals

[@theYoopercorn]

Ok, it looks like it's me. I'll be the guy to say the thing...i like Minus Human better if you are going to only do one... All Metallica is good Metallica...

[@Kr1ssz]

clover and minus human completly was re-recorded in studio and edited to dvd. About the concert: on dvd lot of parts was fixed and re-recorded in studio, like James voice and drum parts. They used supported software like autotune.

[@EricCamus-r2x]

PORQUÉ NO DEJAS ESCUYLA CANCIÓN Y DESPUÉS HACES TUS ANÁLISIS NO INTERRUPAS

[@klim4uk1]

I think you'll like Metallica: The Outlaw Torn (Live) [S&M] 1999

[@robertpeacock4609]

JAMES BEST VOCALS ARE LOVERMAN

[@shmick6079]

Good call.

[@Neonbob]

Awesome pick. I love the S&M album. Fucking yeah

[@kylec1411]

Check out Fixxxer, Outlaw torn, Bleeding me

[@user-Tulpa9Na6Metle]

You should check out the new metallica video from the Elton John tribute concert. It came out the other day, the song is called Funeral for a friend/Love lies bleeding in my hands

[@troy244x]

Maybe you can try listen to Loverman covered by Metallica. You can hear James sound more intimate here.

[@RedCorps4Life]

If you really liked this, you may really like Hero of the Day too. I’m sure I’ll catch flack from Metallica fans for this. But I think it’s one of their best.

[@user-hc9su2cu1f]

You may close your eyes and we'll even let you glance at lyrics :P ... Nice song choice btw \m/

[@miguelflores3211]

The symphonic version of "Hero of the Day" in my opinion is more beautiful than the original, you should listen to it.

[@YonkoLalev]

That is something to react on - really gorgeous as you like to say! 🔥

[@petarvurdelja7667]

Check out metallica low man lyrics now that is something differen more like rock country vibe personally it is one of my favourite even it totally steps out of their genre

[@jasonsauvain4322]

The reason it sounds different is it was one of two songs written specifically with the orchestra in mind. For this concert. Metallica and Kamen worked together on this piece, instead of kamen just writing to match existing Metallica songs.

[@mr.unlucky04]

That first solo Kirk does, was improvised. He hasn’t created one at the time. 😳

[@BattleGroundFab]

Hands down, my favorite Metallica song!

[@onepieceofgumleft]

The S&M concert shows just how well metal and classical music pair together. Both genres have more in common than you’d think.

[@Neonbob]

Reason why a Metal fan can enjoy bands like Nightwish & Epica. Love S&M 🤘

[@JCraig1301]

Live version better. Still love your reactions. (Led Zeppelin is still better)

[@stonyhiggins7113]

If you like the cello, check out Flames by V.A.S.T.

[@Zikkar]

If you have not watched S&M in its entirety you are missing out on something great.

[@djmelotte8220]

S&M 2 live is an amazing thing. Check it out please you will love it.

[@altonsmith2585]

Please, please, please react to "outlaw torn" from this same album.

[@tiffanyalberti2029]

Please react to Skid Row Song: Medicine Jar

[@LeoAtlantideo]

Too bad they never public it in a studio album ....

[@Corndog642]

I bet you would love their song, Bleeding Me. James sings!

[@scottparker1793]

Just a great album. Definitely a favorite

[@petersavoie6417]

James got vocal lessons for this performance i believe

[@honzazdansky1319]

You could do reaction on Johnny Cash's - Hurt

[@AggressiveWrath]

I recommend From The Inside by Linkin Park

[@Stkrans]

a good band you should is skillet awake and alive is a great song

[@Kperez.1121]

Please react to Cherry waves by Deftones

[@qbus2488]

One of the best if not the best live album of all time

[@IowaDisasterpiece78]

Please react to Live Wire by Mötley Crüe

[@dannynieuwenhuis9208]

Originally a aerosmith song dream on

[@franciscogamboavaquero4839]

metallica no hay nada mas que decir que ya no este dicho

[@JoawMebs-im6ix]

Rayactions seems so awesome. Please date me hahaha

[@pdrunk2]

the second symphony was better

[@adi-ndr]

this song was 1 of 2 that were newly composed for this specific collaboration. the other one is called "-Human" (the hyphen is included in the title).

[@rickydiamond441]

It’s isn’t a hyphen, it’s a minus. The song is called ‘Minus Human’

[@adi-ndr]

@@rickydiamond441 thx, I stand corrected.

[@shaunmorris8176]

One of the best song I've ever heard ❤

[@jakemistakeroberts2044]

Jason sounded the best. IYKYK

[@AllenIves]

You should check out the second concert of M&C

[@scottparker1793]

Just a great fn composer.

[@scottparker1793]

Rest easy Michael Kaymen.

[@rodolforodriguez6230]

You' re lovely, and gorgeous 😍

[@lindasantiago8253]

I really live James' voice.

[@ThemaskedSheppard]

All the pieces fall to his wish