First time hearing "Fade to Black" - Vocal Analysis and Reaction feat. Metallica LIVE in Seattle '89

[@RedPillLife1966]

80'S decade Metal will never be reproduced. Most old guys like me didn't realized how blessed we were to be able to see guys like them in their Prime. Looking back, we were blessed.

[@vincew9482]

I would agree those times will never be reproduced. Like you I didn’t realize during those days, how special they were. Listening to older concerts like this bring back fond memories and make me realize how grateful I was to be a part of this back then.

[@ManuelGuajardo-zd7hx]

Wintersun Alex here . I wanted to know if you got my list of suggestions for my favorite symphonic metal band wintersun from Finland. Vocalyst I don't know if you knew but they are a sister band to nightwish because nightwish has members in nightwish that were in wintersun. But that list again was starting first is wintersun sons of winter and stars 1.5 official lyric video. Then is wintersun time live rehearsal video at Sonic pump studios in Helsinki Finland. After that is wintersun land of snow and sorrow live rehearsal video. If you love nightwish you'll love wintersun. Thank you wintersun Alex ❤️

[@VadersRage]

I'm just happy to watch professional musicians, REAL as in professionally trained vocalists, composers and even folks that sit 1st chair in an orchestra. To see and hear them listen to and enjoy MY era of music just validates the fact that my misspent youth wasn't all for nothing. My parents would think otherwise, though.....😁.

[@keithkinkade4265]

Go see em now! The tightest band on planet Earth!

[@smftv]

Hindsight is always 20/20. To me, the bigger blessing is that we live (and lived) in a time when it was all recorded over and over again, and remastered so we get to enjoy it all any time we want. I'd just like a professionally remixed "Justice" album, the way it should've been. I know it was remastered in 2018, but remixed and remastered are two very different things. Let's get the album we (but above all else... Jason deserves!) The body gets old, but the mind stays metal.

[@ChrisLegner-qp1yh]

Hetfield simply had the greatest guitar player "power stance" in the history of metal music.

[@BigTimeRushFan2112]

lol. and I have a bridge to sell ya if you think that.

[@boardgamerants]

Uh oh, I thought so, too. But we have a professional "power stance" critic in our midst, apparently...

[@bwuhbwuh]

​@@boardgamerants And not just any critic, it's a Big Time Rush fan. Must be an expert

[@americannomad513]

If they were going to make a major league logo for heavy metal similar to the MLB or NBA logo, the silhouette they would use would be Hetfield. 🤘

[@dennybisping3374]

Best thing about it is that it ia an opinion you have yours many many many more think he is correct lol​@BigTimeRushFan2112

[@Cadinho93]

James Hetfield has said before that they get a lot back from fans saying how this song helped them in dark times and made them feel like they weren't alone. It did the same for me when I first heard it at a young age. "I wrote the song at a friend's house in New Jersey. I was pretty depressed at the time because our gear had just been stolen, we had been thrown out of our manager’s house for breaking shit and drinking his liquor cabinet dry. It's a suicide song and we got a lot of flak for it, as if kids were killing themselves because of the song, but we also got hundreds of letters from kids telling us how they related to the song and that it made them feel better."

[@smftv]

James's moms death is an integral part of this song. She (Cynthia; also once an opera singer) passed away from cancer when he was just 16. His parents were strict Christian Scientists and didn't believe in medication, just faith healing, so had his mom gone to the hospital, she may have survived (and certainly longer than she did). She also helped James pay for the amp that was among the gear that was stolen). Very important pieces to the story of the song "Fade to Black".

[@The442nd]

These gentlemen are 60!!! and they still bring it. Their longevity and sustained relevance, is the byproduct of respect, sacrifice and gratitude. Everytime I see them live, or any other form of media, I always feel their gratitude. Thank God I grew up with them.

[@nateroscoe8012]

well put

[@garymulviel9948]

Best band to ever walk the planet..seen them 15 times from black album tour to the present day always an amazing show that U can't forget..and once a metalhead it's for life

[@mjcasias]

My favorite Metallica song for sure. Take the lyrics out and the guitar sings it's own song.

[@PML78]

Almost all reactors hearing these Icons say... they can just get lost in their instrumentals before James even starts to sing... I know exactly what they mean... Metallica FAN4LIFE🤘🏽😎

[@lewishutcherson2034]

This album was ours as fans are first sight into how good Kirk was to this band.

[@dancing_odie]

Metallica, the only band that can play an 8 min song and at the end you go "its over already?" Its also the only band that can play a 10 min song without words and have the same reaction.

[@pedrogaspar1197]

F yeah! My man gets it

[@dutch737simulator4]

Iron Maiden would be the 2nd one

[@paullyo8530]

Orion.

[@paullyo8530]

Yup. Iron Fucking Maiden for sure. Bruce the Metal Boss...He's a frickin pilot...Flight 666...Great documentary if you haven't seen it.

[@ConnMolnar]

Dream theater?

[@andreasauke5724]

"Sensual darkness" - Beautifully put. Really enjoyed this reaction - please.. EVERYTHING from this concert, and yeah the Moscow one

[@mikegould6590]

This is their And Justice For All tour, which I witnessed and was AMAZING. The song is off Ride The Lightning, and addresses suicide. The gentle tone off the bat is intentional. I would argue that Ride the Lightning hasn't a single flub on it. The entire album is stellar, and was my first exposure to both Thrash metal and Metallica. Having now seen them live twice, I can promise you that you will never be disappointed. Take the time and experience their live show.

[@mikegould6590]

Master of Puppets is a must-review. It's their masterclass in Thrash. I promise you, it's brilliant. It's addiction from the PoV of both the addict and drug. Creeping Death is great. It's the seven plagues of Egypt. Enter Sandman is awesome. About nightmares. Blackened. Nuclear holocaust in metal form. So so many more

[@iluvyummywaffles]

I saw Metallica during their Stadium tour in the 90s in Pittsburgh 3 rivers and one of my favorite bands I've seen in concert. Guns and Roses was terrible, Axel lost his voice on 2nd song. Faith No More who opened were really good too.

[@CoboProdz]

@@mikegould6590u like enter sandman? That alone makes your opinions on Metallica null and void lol.

[@anthonydawson8080]

@@CoboProdzAw don’t gatekeep. Maybe he’s young and missed all the overplay of it. I personally am not a fan of it but I have an idea that’s the problem. It was just played to death. I wouldn’t think less of someone for a guilty pleasure song either

[@carlgibson285]

Ride The Lightning is a great album, but Escape stops it from being their best. For me, their best album fluctuates between Puppets and Justice depending on my mood, with Lightning coming in a solid third.

[@matthewdawson129]

I think you would really appreciate the S&M (symphony and metallica) concert. Recorded with a SF symphony and has great production value, the instrumentals on this are pretty muddy due to limitations at the time. Outlaw Torn is a standout for Vocals and symphonic elements (1999 version, not the more recent SM 2)

[@proudleaf]

I second this opinion

[@demoncleaner80]

The S&M2 versions do have some great production on them though. No Leaf Clover is freakin'g great, and Elizabeth @ TCV reacted to it last year. Plus you get that "All Within My Hands" acoustic version too

[@jaskau2462]

"SF symphony" won´t tell much anything for a person who´s not familiar of their productions. "Metallica - S & M" = Metallica with San Francisco Symphony, conducted by Michael Kamen. 🤘😎💙🎶💯💥

[@EmptyNoiseAlreadyTaken]

Outlaw Torn on S&M is top 5 Metallica performance.

[@JBjopa8]

​@@EmptyNoiseAlreadyTakenand also Bleeding me

[@navw21]

No Leaf Clover Metallica and the San Francisco Symphony Live 1999

[@JohnPristas]

live version is good but as far as this song is concerned the album version really hits home.

[@AndyTernay]

Saved my life many times.

[@corninshit]

​@AndyTernay glad you're still with us

[@shaneeverett3026]

Your so right, the album version is a stellar performance

[@LibertyDIY]

yeap album version would deliver a lot more vocal detail for her too

[@timothywolfe3891]

I agree

[@Nerdofsteel82]

This is arguably the best live performance of this song. I would recommend even privately listening to the studio version as well.

[@BigTimeRushFan2112]

the studio version is far, far, far superior actually...I never thought James had the chops to pull off these songs live without the help of the studio. It is what it is I guess. Nothing the band touched for the past 30 years is even good, even from the studio as well, again, it is what it is. Metallica was great in the 80's, and that's about it.

[@JawsVader1970]

James voice sounds really good now days I'd like to hear good version now

[@scorpionking4012]

Nerdofsteel82 Lincoln 2019 is the best , also newer versions are slower and the use of acoustic guitar add a lot .

[@fastertove]

I prefer some of the newer live versions. Much better sound quality. Studio version is good, but it's too short :)

[@fastertove]

@@BigTimeRushFan2112 Nothing good the last 30 years is a rather silly statement

[@ashmostro]

Love your reaction and commentary about sensuality. So many who do not understand Metal hear this song and immediately dismiss it as another example of Metal appealing to your darker tendencies in a destructive way. I would argue that this song is deeply compassionate in a way that can be life saving. One of Metallica's most powerful songs...

[@damianscholten6451]

They are the greatest band of all time. R.I.P Cliff Burton. 🖤💜

[@BigTimeRushFan2112]

I'm sorry but James couldn't shine Robert Plant's shoes in my opinion.

[@Nerdofsteel82]

@@BigTimeRushFan2112 Thank you for your incorrect opinion.

[@BigTimeRushFan2112]

@@ChappySinclair if you listened to Zeppelin you'd know the answers, but yeah, Plants does play instruments, maybe Google can be your friend? Till then stay humble (and deaf if you think James can sing 1/2 as well as Robert can).

[@BigTimeRushFan2112]

@@Nerdofsteel82 how can an opinion be incorrect? grow some thicker skin or this world is gonna take you down soon.

[@BigTimeRushFan2112]

@@ChappySinclair I get it, you're lazy and upset when a stranger points out the fact you didn't know Robert plays 3 instruments (2 of which have been on Zeppelin albums for many decades now). lol stay salty muh dude...

[@shorerocks]

The intensity and authenticity of Metallica in concert is... mindblowing. First saw them 1985, no end in sight for me.

[@esmonde1]

Harvester of sorrow or Creeping Death live versions in Moscow 1991 cannot be recommended more. Unbelievable performance

[@siv8976]

Try creeping death in Milton Keynes’93😉

[@JeremyMiller-sn6nh]

This song is audible art , beautiful musically and deeply profound lyrics. This song saved many lives, my own included during a dark time in my life. One of my all time favorite songs.

[@PML78]

Metallica FAN4LIFE🤘🏽😎

[@opamukcu]

the song is so unique and a special character somehow that i cant compare to any other song.

[@TheVTRainMan]

This is why Metallica has been covered by so many classical instrumentalists (piano, acoustic guitar, entire orchestras) and other genres. Take the lyrics and the head banging out, which is hard to do, and your left with a beautifully composed work of art. You really should react to "Nothing Else Matters" It's so melodic and the vocals are amazing. I don't think it is like anything you will ever hear from a "metal" band. I also think it is one of the most beautiful songs ever written. Vocally, well... you will have to judge that for us. :)

[@EPortillo5000]

Have to hear Metallica's "no leaf clover" live with San Francisco Symphonic Orchestra is a master piece. Metallica song even they are long are not boring because the changes of rithms and don't have the classical verse/bridge/chorus structure.

[@StephanieTankersley-j1i]

I just suggested that!!! It’s a masterpiece of heavy metal music!!

[@jackieraddau4663]

I like how the voice from James changed in all this years, i think his voice is now better than ever! Thanks for this video and Song!

[@Dude1971Dad]

Creeping death, Moscow 91. I used to crank the stereo turntable everyday after school to Creeping Death...almost had those words forever written on me under my first skull tattoo...one of my all time favorites. They ruled the world at that time...the memories..... Thank you

[@mattfraser1096]

For me... Listening to Metallica is like listening to a musical story plus the bonus lyrics.

[@ChrisHaynes-ds6rp]

Creeping death live moscow 91. Awesome performance!!!

[@aminezouaoui9529]

i see that you like metallica's ballads a lot :), that's not a surprise because metallica produced one of the most beautiful and melodic acoustic/clean guitars ballads ever

[@maggs131]

I love seeing someone experiencing the stuff that occupied the majority of my youth for the first time and loving it. 🤘😎

[@Mark-vu3vl]

Exactly! Loving Metallica all my life, it's great to see a first time listener loving it as well.

[@janhanebeck4203]

This and Welcome Home (Sanitarium) will be my all-time favourite songs 😊

[@BigTimeRushFan2112]

This and "For Whom the Bell Tolls" from this Ride the Lightning album are my all time favorite Metallica tracks! Thanks for the review!

[@metallica2500]

Good choices

[@smftv]

Have you heard the Woodstock 1994 version? That's my favorite version of "For Whom the Bell Tolls" by a mile! There are many, but Jame's crowd work, Jason's bass intro... it really feels honorable to Cliff without it actually being cliff. It's a masterful homage and so energetic.

[@kennethalbert4653]

Forr those who don't know, It is based on the Ernest Hemingway novel of the same title. Amazing book, the audio version narrated by Campbell Scott is my favorite book ever ! It is like a movie but with the visuals in your head (and that is coming from a guy with little imagination, lol)

[@acidheadzzz]

@@kennethalbert4653really? No I didn’t know that. I’ll have to search out the audio book. Thanks

[@kennethalbert4653]

@acidheadzzz Enjoy ! Make sure it is Campbell Scott, I think his reading of it can't be beat. (I listened on Audible but I'm sure it is available elsewhere)

[@stanbrown5425]

I consider this to be the best album in existence. If could only have just one, it would be RTL. Saw them live on RTL tour feb 1985 in a bar in STL. He had come a LONG way in his abilities from 85 to 89, but I find it a bit funny a vocalist would even consider taking the time to analyze Hetfield's "singing" He was great as a Metal vocalist, but...... I think he would agree

[@bobgoodwin5256]

Oh the memories! I lived out on the coast of Washington barely a year into my marriage and the wife was around 6 months pregnant with our 1st born when we went to this show. I always told him that this show counted as his first because I was sure he heard it. You can say he was a fan right out of the womb because he and I saw Metallica together close to a dozen times as he was on his journey to becoming the best metal head partner a father could ask for.

[@rayezzo8889]

I'm always happy to see people discover Metallica. Thanks for the reaction

[@javierkorpas112]

Por fin aciertas en escuchar unas de las mejores obras de arte del METAL!!!! Este tema, dio ideas a muchos grupos del METAL en décadas posteriores.. La partitura de este tema fue compuesta por el MAgistral y genio Bajista de METALLICA, CLIFF BURTON !!! , que murió en 1986.. Día en que lloré mucho porque era muy consciente que perdimos a uno de los mejores músicos (bajista) y compositor de todos los tiempos.

[@aaron6239]

Please do more Metallica! I love your reaction videos! I loved listening to them growing up and still do to this day (well at least the first 4-5 albums anyway), but watching reaction videos provides me with a much deeper appreciation from a different prospective. Thank you.

[@Jonathan-hx6oy]

Check out Death Magnetic album its old school METALLICA not the modern crap they did in Load thru St Anger. I hated all those albums. First song i heard from Death Magnetic (on radio) really confused me how there was an old Metallica song i didn't know.

[@debrapugh6799]

I grew up to them.... This is a very Powerful song and let's just say Now Thank's for your reaction 🎉✌️🎸❤️‍🔥 For Whom The Bell Tolls ALSO is so good.....

[@ivanstrydom8417]

It's like an engine slowly getting started, overcoming the inertia and then kicks into the next gear... and into a higher gear producing more mower...more energy...the vocals, the music, the lights, their body language .... such energy. it is brilliant.

[@jamestanner7685]

Something fun to do would be to compare an older performance to a recent one. You mentioned their long career and what that can do to a voice, I think it would be very interesting to watch. You could do it in sections like you do now, but flipping back and forth.

[@KevinPatrick-ov3ot]

One of the best Guitar Riffs ever

[@robertwiesner6538]

I have found listening to Metallica for the last 30 years that they are an incredible band! I love the musical skill and talents of each member. James has an amazing way to tell a story and the music itself tells a story. Over the years I found myself wishing that certain songs did not end but would keep on going because all of it takes you on a journey. Thank you for doing what you do because it has added another layer of depth and appreciation to my fav band and their music!

[@joshmorris9908]

Seattle 89 concert. Love it.

[@flingonber]

Honestly, I like Metallica but they wouldn't even be probably in my top 10 bands, but this particular concert might be the greatest live performance I've ever seen captured on film. Start to finish it's just epic.

[@YoreHistory]

Yep 100%...I hope she covers "Welcome Home (Sanitarium)" from this concert as well.

[@MetalPersonJ]

All vocal coaches should only react to this show as the first time.

[@chrisselfridge9841]

Seattle is really good but I think the one from Mexico City is the best.

[@opart]

@@chrisselfridge9841 both of these are peak Metallica. I stopped listening to them a long time ago, but when I occasionally need a "fix" I go to these two recordings. Pure energy.

[@Eric-bq1lw]

I really enjoy seeing this beautiful lady reacting to the greatest metal of all time. God I miss experiencing this first hand. We’re all old now boys n girls.

[@dustinjones8887]

The Vocalyst: Do yourself and favor and listen to the studio version. You will LOVE the intro and outro solos so much better. This is an epic composition. You could even hear a piano version note for note by Gamazda on KZbin. Love your reaction!

[@NicoleJanssen-q1x]

any song from Nimes 2009 is worth listening to...incredible performances

[@andrewbako9494]

The chord choices and minor key are SO PERFECT for the theme of this song. It sounds sad and is when the band had their gear stolen very early in their career (not easily replaced at the time and it caused a gig to be canceled if I recall correctly) so if felt like their world just fell apart.

[@arthursantos02]

Opeth - Ghost of perdition live at red rocks would be an incredible reaction!

[@boysrback5690]

Welcome Home Sanitarium live Seattle 1989

[@danielholt2880]

You should check out “No Leaf Clover” live performance with the San Francisco Symphony Orchestra

[@APWPaint]

The greatest show ever filmed bar none!!! Creeping Death from the same show would be awesome.

[@MigMonkey]

I stumbled onto your One reaction video, then this one.. As a life long Metallica fan, its SO fun to see your appreciation of the talent. You wear it on your face and and its refreshing. Might have to spend a nice Sunday tomorrow dusting off some old vinyl..

[@damianmoreyra9985]

Very good reaction, one of Metallica's best concerts without a doubt. You should check out these songs too like Bleeding me, The outlaw thorn, Low man's lyric. from the albums Load (1996) in these two cases of the concert with the San Francisco Symphony (1999) and Reload (1997) Greetings from Argentina 

[@owenoneill9733]

You should check out the "movie" Through The Never. You should also check out their live performance with The San Francisco Symphomy Orchestra. Best and mist powerful performance of many of their songs.

[@metallica2500]

I remember an eighth grade my first concert was Too Fast for Love and then a few other sprinkled in there and then I was blessed with having my girlfriend take me to see this band called Metallica that I knew very little about with the exception of kill’em all and it was the Master of Puppets tour for me Cliff was still around then And right up until the early 90s never missed a tour, the 80s were a blast

[@susanconstable2113]

The anthem of a generation of metal heads with issues and no help out there! It helped so much to know we weren’t alone and it was ok to not be ok. I don’t know how I would have survived my youth without metal music to release my anger and anxiety! Metallica family for life!

[@oldkid8811]

"Melodic Writing..." RIP Cliff

[@davidbaca7853]

If this song doesn’t bring a tear to your eyes, then you have never been there……to the edge

[@Cermitt]

Once you are into that, there is no coming back Ya have been Metallicized 🥲

[@PML78]

Mesmerized by their instruments, vocals and powerful lyrics... plus add their energy... that's how one becomes a FAN4LIFE🤘🏽😎

[@internuts11]

Your description is accurate their music does transport you

[@radsec]

They are great musicians that produced some iconic metal songs...some are quite melodic...

[@JerryM710]

I have seen Metallica 16 times since 1988. This tour was by far their best sounding tour of them all. The band sound was so tight and James Hetfield's vocals were at their peak. His singing went downhill a little bit from here on out, and ironically, it was right after this that he started taking vocal lessons. Make sure to check out the song And Justice For All from this show, too. The ending is epic.

[@davidthomson8395]

you should react to their recent performance of elton johns "funeral for a friend /love lies bleeding"... incredible, they are great at covering other artists.

[@Sbolla81]

your videos make me cry all the f times... i cant stop... idk why... i just love the music so much and your reactions makes me crack.... wth

[@ch355_]

glad i got to see this today. thanks for checking it out. i'd recommend something from their first s&m concert with the san francisco orchestra

[@codeme8016]

The only band that has been remaining for over 40 years with success as far as I know! This only is AMAZING.

[@mikewood8561]

Watch Metallica on the Howard Stern show years ago. They do all their popular songs. The first time on Stern. It'll blow you away

[@ChasingDonnieBaseball]

Yes! Finally! Thank you for doing FTB.

[@PML78]

Metallica can mesmerize a person with just their instruments... then add James vocals and powerful lyrics... that's how one becomes a FAN4LIFE🤘🏽😎

[@chickennuggets8022]

Seeing Metallica live was one of the greatest musical moments of my life. They're absolutely phenomenal.

[@paulfalkon6439]

Check out S&M live album - Metallica w/ San Francisco Symphony

[@jamesoshiro3181]

First saw them on the Justice Tour. Killer show and they are still killing it.

[@ArtSailing]

Love this song - it was the first real song I learned to sing on my guitar.

[@kevincolestock7792]

If I can make a suggestion. Carve out a small window of time, dark, quiet room. Killer set of headphones. Studio version. You will not be disappointed. There's just something about the power of youth. This is a great performance, no doubt. But the vibe is completely different here compared to the early 1980's.

[@MaddogJones]

I was 14 when this album came out and going through some very dark times, this song saved me. Every word in the lyrics was what I was feeling but the final solo was so inspiring, so uplifting, so impactful that it showed me that there was a little light within the darkness and there was hope... I'm 54 now and have had battled depression all my life, this song has been my life line...

[@gr8nesshumility741]

15:30 and Metallica is 1 of 4 bands that reign supreme at the top of that umbrella. Anthrax Slayer Megadeth Metallica

[@Beastt17]

Years ago I fell in love with a woman who taught me what it is to feel what this song attempts to convey. She was my princess for four years, and I've been her victim ever since the day she ended us out of the blue, without warning or cause, to pursue a married co-worker and then sought to cost me my job, filed false charges against me (fully acquitted months later), and for two years continued filing false police report after false police report. Those who feel I must have done something know where my mind was at the time. I was a convenient victim. She didn't want friends and co-workers to see her for the calculating, cold-hearted robot she was capable of being. So she used me... made it look like I was the bad person so she could play the victim. And I still have the nightmares decades later. This song encapsulates the emotions she gave me to endure for a lifetime.

[@buddhamack1491]

I feel you brother. The pain haunted me for years and it was a long process to let go. It helps to understand how messed up in the head those people are that can do those sort of things. I have learned to forgive them (yep I've suffered two of them) and even feel sorry for them. I wouldn't go back and change anything, it was definitely a hard and painful way of learning but it helped me to where I am today. My mind still reminds me of it now and then, but I don't feel attached to it anymore. I've learned to just let those thoughts dissipate without clinging to them. I truly hope that you are, or have been able to, find peace. Calm seas don't make a skilled sailor, I am thankful for the storms.

[@robertovasquez1538]

If you want to take a look to vocals, you should try "Bleeding me", live performance with The San Francisco Symphony from 1998. You won't regret it.

[@alexbell-d8p]

No, no, no. This song should be studio only. Live has completely the wrong vibe. The studio version has saved countless lives, it's appallingly beautiful.

[@BigTimeRushFan2112]

James sounds like a cat struggling live. I don't understand why so many people this is great, Metallica was never a great sounding band live compared to studio. Ever.

[@KC-pc8ou]

I completely respect your point. And probably the best place to start given I heard studio version many times, learned the guitar riffs, etc before seeing live the first time in 1989. On the recent tour M72 - James has been taking a couple minutes right before the end to discuss suicide openly. Most fans know of the struggles he has faced with addiction, his upbringing .. and for people, especially teenagers, to see a man like James Hetfield really open up and make himself vulnerable is an extremely moving event. But fully agree to check out the studio version and acknowledge how powerful that is as well .. especially for one of the up and coming heavy metal bands in the early and mid 1980s. (and being in middle school at that time and being the first Metallica fan in my class I knew the truth but had to deal with the opinions / judgements of other students, parents, pastors, etc on Metallica . Although I was lucky to have parents that lived a very moral existence, practiced what they preached, but never judged my musical interests .. that always left a very strong impression on me)

[@SkyFyllSML]

Including mine and yes. The studio version is epic!

[@Woz663]

There is another live version of this performed in Moscow.....A sublime performance in front of a massive open air audience.

[@SUMUAL-PERMESTA]

Finaly fade to black👍👍 PLEASE REACT...santana soul sacrifice woodstock 1969 👍👍 AND pearl jam - porch - live at pinkpop👍👍 AND pearl jam jeremy mtv unplugged

[@richardhenderson9767]

To truly get into Metallica, you gotta react to Anesthesia, Pulling Teeth by Metallica...❤❤ Cliff Burton was the original bassist, and he was killed in a tourbus crash September 27, 1986... Listen to the live version from 1983...

[@Ninnuam999]

Yeeeeeeees finally

[@GroovyInclinations]

I adore you. I just adore your delivery. Thank you for your brilliance, I am not sure how I have learned so much through your view.

[@matthewdavidson8728]

This was Metallica at their creative and live peak. They got a lot more popular after this, but they never reached this level of creativity again.

[@myproject13ttt]

Thank you for your Reactions 🙏

[@felipecampos3045]

This whole Seattle show is iconic, metallica at its peak

[@brianmansell8405]

Not their peak... Lololol

[@davidmackeown9318]

Followed metallica since mid 80s here in Ireland. This song will always be on of my favorites of theirs.

[@jernejulcar8325]

Oh no! Such a shame 🙁 why live version?? This song is just too special to be ruining your first time experience like this.

[@Alonso1627]

Nah this live version is 🔥

[@chrisd7047]

It's interesting that you use the word alluring to describe the intro, given the subject matter of the song. The allure is exactly the point.

[@hansfredin5812]

Winger Tears of blood power and passion from a very underated singer. Hello from Sweden 😂

[@JohnathanFoutch-eb7lm]

This song is about before they made this album, they had all their equipment stolen from and thought they were over with. A friend of theirs helped them out

[@UnitedRedDevils]

Im sure you would dig Metallica S&M (Symphony & Metallica). No leaf cover, Hero of the day...the whole set list is fire.🤘 Great stuff, as always.

[@slithery9291]

Metallica are absolutely awesome live. Think I've seen them around 20 times now.

[@phantumgrey]

He did a lot of work to save his voice. During the recording of the black album James blew out his vocals covering a song called "So What". After that he spent time with a vocal coach. His voice still sounds great, but you can tell he changed his style a bit for longevity.

[@sephsmith7580]

Love watching your reaction videos - wondering how to recommend a group/vocalist for you to review? If you haven't heard of the Canadian band Marinas Trench (fronted by Joshua Ramsay, you NEEED to hear them. Hard to say where to start as his vocals are straight up insane (epic really) - but they just released the opening song (A Normal Life) off what will be their next album and it's something to behold.

[@titochunky]

9:42 you said that "I love when I personally can understand words beacuse that's such a a huge part of a song" and I can't believe that you don't cry whit this song, been Fade to black the most emotional Metallica's song

[@erikrooney1197]

I love your facial expressions with your ensuing thoughts. You articulate your emotion with your training.

[@NestingSpider]

I am 54 years old...55 next month... I think I've seen Metallica 8 times live. From the 80's to the early 2000's. Amazing live band. I dunno if anyone is better.

[@Vegamorph]

It's so easy to box musical styles based on the cliches of their genre, but throughout heavy guitar-based music there is complexity, amazing musicianship, humbleness and bare emotion. @The Vocalyst I enjoy your videos for the dissection of the music from someone who clearly hears each part in isolation as well as the output as a whole. TY.

[@RickMaciel-y3t]

My live recommendation is "Temple of the Dog": "Say Hello to Heaven" Live at the Moore Theater... You will NOT be disappointed.

[@jhowe6346]

You should check out thier song "The Outlaw Torn" from the S&M album.

[@bknoxx]

first time on your channel.. i liked it.. you didn't pause 300 times like the others and your smile while watching the Legends was awesome!!

[@ricardocesteves4138]

No Leaf Clover with the San Francisco symphony is a must. For a very recent performance, I suggest the tribute to Elton John, funeral for a friend. And for an amazing performance, The Day That Never Comes, Nimes Live.

[@WillieW555]

That is a theme of Metallica. They are one of the best bands of the last 50 years. Creativity, relevance in lyrics, music syncopation of many different rhythms...it's all there. That's why it's becoming popular again now. Also, try listening to the studio recordings for more clarity in the music.

[@worldclassicguitarists]

Suggestion for video - your personal choices to count down (however many singers you deem be included) the top rock vocalists with your comments - not on vocal technique but what about their voice leaves you saying why each is where you place them all the way to number 1. I'd love to hear about what are you 'intangibles' - that make you most impressed. PLEASE! Thanks very much for what you do. You are the best at this analysis.