Guitarist Reacts to Metallica - The Four Horsemen LIVE REACTION!!!

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[@KARLDOOM]

Anything from Metallica live Seattle 89

[@vannacee26]

Jason Newsted left the band in 2001. Rob Trujillo (guy with braids) started with the band in 2003. I recommend Metallica live in Moscow 91~ Creeping Death

[@Luniversed]

Will do that one next!🤘

[@vannacee26]

@@Luniversed :D

[@eazye519]

The 1989 Seattle version is better than the Moscow version

[@eazye519]

@@Luniversed do the creeping death version from this show it's better than 1991 Moscow

[@eazye519]

@@HasPotatoAim who cares about the size of the crowd. The Seattle performance is superior in every way. The Moscow show was a multi band concert not just a Metallica show. Seattle 89 is the best concert ever recorded.

[@andyk2607]

Lars is definitely not a bad drummer. He's just gotten a little lazy in his later years. He helped pioneer metal drumming in the 80's and his performances on ride the lightning, master of puppets and ...and justice for all are fantastic. In saying that, Lars can definitely still turn it on when he wants to. Please react to fight fire with fire live in Mexico 2009. It's a pro shot performance for a DVD. Lars is on fire

[@Kholdaimon]

I never really understood the Lars-hate, he is a great drummer, he didn't really become lazier, the whole band went downhill hard after the Black Album due to addiction problems, etc... I think he is mostly hated for the strong stance he toke against downloading during the early 2000's and people started saying he wasnt that great a drummer to begin with... Which is just not true...

[@CreepyNeighbor666]

The fact of the matter is, there would be no Metallica without Lars. They can hate on him all they want but the guy has nothing to prove to anyone.

[@korvkioskshelvete]

Lars is a very good drummer. But as James said when they first met: ”He wasn’t a very good drummer but he was so confident and had all this visions”. Lars is the ring leader of Metallica. It was his idea to change style after the black album. James was very hesistant. Lars is very out spoken and thinks very highly of himself, so people just assume he’s a duche, when he’s actually a very nice guy. He was a pioneer in thrash metal drumming but he is very inconsistant and has trouble with pacing. But that’s if you wanna be picky with him. He is a hero to many drummers of today and the reason why many started drumming.

[@muriloninja]

Later years? I'd say anything past '93 it's clear he gave no shits to practice and for the last 20yrs he has been horrendous. '86-'93 were his good years.

[@ben1ben]

@@muriloninja yep.

[@metalmellie4371]

This same concert Seattle 1989 For whom the bell tolls. Said to be the best live concert ever made. You're definitely missing out if you don't watch it.

[@robinbrown7375]

If you want to hear Metallica at their pinnacle, give "ORION" a listen. It's an instrumental but it does not disappoint!

[@ll7868]

Nita Strauss - Pandemonium Nita is the lead guitarist for Alice Cooper, she's a classically trained guitarist with a style like legends Jason Becker, Yngvie Malmsteen and Steve Vai. She released her 1st solo album in 2018 called Controlled Chaos, it's all instrumentals focusing on her amazing guitar skills. She's a descendant of classical composer Johann Strauss.

[@russellboynton9153]

This was before Robert Trujillo.That is Jason Newsted on bass.

[@Luniversed]

Thank you I figured but knew something was different 😂

[@CreepyNeighbor666]

@@Luniversed Jason Newsted joined the band in 86 after Cliff Burton passed away.

[@justinpramis3171]

Metallica Creeping Death live from Moscow is considered one of their greatest live performances. This was after Russia collapsed, so for everyone in the crowd it was their first time hearing Metallica, my personal favorite is Pantera Domination live from Moscow, Dimes two solos are epic.

[@seanclarke6733]

Justin Pramis it was not their first time hearing metallica, however it is the first time they legally heard them. They would find their ways to get their hands on bootleg albums and mixtapes etc whatever 1991 technology words

[@troyambrose5538]

Harvester of sorrow from the Moscow performance. It has that energy your looking for, awesome performance.

[@friedrichschopenhauer2900]

Check out their other older song Motorbreath.

[@eazye519]

Lars fits Metallica perfectly

[@Luniversed]

💯

[@vannacee26]

Presisely. No Lars--No Metallica

[@radovan1690]

They once debated kicking him out in 85... pretty sure they talked abt it in a interview

[@klwarren455]

You would have to experience this in person. I saw them at the omni in atlanta 88,89 and 90. It was awesome.

[@thomasackerly7732]

Cool reaction Been fan since 84 saw them 36 x they have change ever album but they still are amazing in there mid 50s And to they are the RD dogs in Music of Metal

[@starcourtfoodcourt797]

That's funny you're wearing a stranger things shirt because character billy in the show was listening to this in his room on season 2 lol

[@johnvaljohn3486]

Listen the studio version of this song, there is a second (good!!!) solo in the middle

[@Leidolf_Dark]

Noo bro, this song live in san diego 92 is epic

[@pajuification]

Yes. Metallica is _the band_ of my teenage years. If I'd had to explain 'heavy metal' to someone, I played them Metallica. :-) And patience, the solo will come. ;)

[@garri5108]

If you want real live expirience by them then react to Master Of Puppets Seattle 1989 or Blackened Seattle 1989 by Metallica. That's some fucking energy and agression

[@Luniversed]

Will get to it! 🤘🤘

[@jmoney6900]

Lars gets hate because he took over the duties of Cliff after he passed. If you notice there is a lot of similarities between Kill and Black. Shorter songs, not as complicated structures and no real classical feel. Cliff was classical trained hence why the albums he was a part of creating have that vibe. Justice was a tribute to Cliff. They kept the harmonizing but left everything else behind after Justice.

[@truefirstmagic]

Creeping Death, Moscow performance. You're welcome.

[@maximilianmeyer6315]

This song was written by Mustaine before he joined Metallica. The first version is called “The Mechanix” it’s shorter and faster and was on their first demo tape No Life Til Leather. When he was kicked out of Metallica, they used his song and changed the lyrics and added that mid section. Megadeth was formed and Mustaine kept the original with the name “Mechanix”. All 3 versions have their place in metal history and I suggest you check out the other two.

[@garri5108]

Maximilian Meyer "this song eas written by Mustaine" wtf?? He wrote only two riff in this song, that's all man

[@maximilianmeyer6315]

Garri that’s not true at all. www.blabbermouth.net/news/dave-mustaine-the-story-behind-metallica-s-the-four-horsemen/

[@lukehoseason8244]

Lars is amazing

[@Luniversed]

Real spit he's so good

[@lukehoseason8244]

@@Luniversed im just going to say justice for all album druming in that is crazy

[@hackromplayer5122]

can I get that background picture?

[@Luniversed]

www.crypt-teaze.com/single-post/2018/09/06/Metallica-Unboxes-Their-Insane-And-Justice-For-All-Deluxe-Box-Set

[@TheBlackQueen]

Around the mid-1980s, Lars Ulrich was actually a pretty great drummer. It was afterwards where he began to slack off that is tempo and patterns were just really lazy and even rhythmically inconsistent, and not the good kind.

[@MaddogJones]

I was 13 when this album came out and it transformed my life. Lars' playing inspired me to learn and play drums (Which i have for 35 years now, I just started to learn and play bass guitar). He kicked ass up until Loud after which he kinda last his mojo but found it on Death Magnetic and Hardwired. Robert Trujillo was playing in Suicidal Tendencies when this concert was recorded and wouldn't join Metallica for another 14 years. Jason Newsted replaced the deceased Cliff Burton in 1986 and left the band Jan 2001. Bob Rock played bass on St Anger. They did have another bass player before Cliff, Ron McGovney who left the band just before Kill em All. Yes Dave Mustaine helped write the song which he later recorded with Megadeth as The Mechanix... same music shittier lyrics. So glad James rewrote the lyrics to this song Dave's version sucks!!!!!

[@chrisj3318]

aren't they in standard tune , but like a half step down!?

[@Hadrian1616]

This world needs more James Hetfields. Clone him now.

[@lukehoseason8244]

Listen to the thing that should not be from this show

[@Huddle_House56]

Usually in standard, some songs they will play in drop D

[@adamsmith8637]

Actually they only really drop down a half step not to D. Unless your talking about Load Reload, and St Anger which is dropped to C

[@Droflax]

React to Mechanix bro, it's a Megadeth Song and is the original and awesome version of The Four Horsemen I'll be waiting ;)

[@gagsmatharoo5184]

Droflax mechanix is the shitter version. Megadeth r pure cheese

[@GeekFurious]

People who call Lars a "bad drummer" are like people who call Trump "a great president." Anyone can tell themself something enough times until they and those around them just believe it despite all evidence to the contrary.

[@alexhelfrich9454]

You make no sense

[@inspectorbudget]

Lars is one of my favorite drummers & I would never disrespect him but any musician should be able to hear he has tempo issues live & rarely plays consistent to the parts on record. I think his biggest strength is his song & drum arrangements.

[@boysrback5690]

Studio version is way better they never play the whole thing live.

[@paulathomas9621]

That's Jason Fucking Newsted on bass. He is way more talented than Rob. Rob needs to be in Korn, he would fit in better. Jason was literally Metallica on stage!!!

[@igorgille]

Man, I don't think you're a guitarist