Top 3 rock vocalists of all time. Pete Loeffler Layne Staley Chris Cornell

In my top 3 Metallica songs and the solo towards the end is one of my favorites

Bro this jam is a beast and in my top five Metallica songs. The solo at the end is epic

Badass album

I feel like this song is about someone being a slave to addiction.

Megadeth 🤘 👍

1:58 when it goes back into the fast groove its just so heavy man.

Classic thrash metal from Brasil.

Megadeth 🤘 👍

Mandou bem demais! Sepul, é os bichos!

Reforçando, você é bom demais!

Curti tanto que vou repetir várias vezes! Excelente! 👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼

Bom demais... mandou bem! 👍🏼

When are you gonna do more Metallica albums?

Hey broski,you gotta do more SLAYER......😡😡😡😡

Dude,haven't seen you in quite a bit,love the longer hair....good to see ya jamming and enjoying yet another great song 👍👍😙😙😎😎😎

Hate that snare so I can’t enjoy this album.

u look like a transgender operation gone wrong

The Kid Knows when he's listening to Serious Gamers ; )

He plays with his snare off and put it back on

Thank you so much for all your Slipknot reactions, especially for this Negative one

Thanks for reaction to this music video. Killpop one of my favorite Slipknot song

The best Slipknot song for me. Thanks for react

Please react to Slipknot - The Nameless. That's kind of Vermillion pt. 3

My favorite thrash song of all

I don't have any problem with you pausing and letting everybody know what is going on. We are not all drummers so it would have to be explained to us. However, what I do have a problem with is you disrespecting your viewers. If you were dropping f-bombs on your viewers, you are not a channel that I can view. Show some fucking respect. That's about all...

Nice reaction. Love the album, it sounds better the louder you crank it! I agree though, it could have been edited down to make it even better.

People that love to hate on Lars because they cannot come to terms how much they suck compared to Lars, even though they think they are personally better than him at playing drums. Also, music is art and people argue about it like it's science. Like you said, Lars "plays simple" but that's not necessarily bad or good; just his creative choice on his song. In his mind he took it far enough on Justice and afterwards he made a conscious choice to play more stripped down kits and parts. Haters probably think Charlie Watts, Ringo Star and Phil Rudd suck too. But haters will never post their own music up here so we can shit on it.

The Rev (RiP) was really inspired by early Metallica/Lars Ulrich from what I can remember. And I can hear a lot of James Hetfield's vocals in M. Shadows. Seeing A7X open for Metallica was amazing a few years ago.

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huge glowup ngl, welcome back any chance we'll see some Death on the channel? i recall you liking symbolic in that video you released like 4 years ago, unless you've sifted through their discog already :P

The best

Briton..pronounced like Great Britain. 😊

Gen X'er here. There's a couple reasons why people hated Load/Reload back when they released. First, yes, because it was such a huge departure from what Metallica had done prior. The big complaint amongst my friends, it was "Metallica Lite". You mentioned Black Album, which true enough, that began a transition for them due to vocal reasons. James had blown out his vocal chords prior and literally relearned his vocal talent, even going so far as how to actually sing. Not that he couldn't before, but he greatly improved his range and ability to incorporate that into songs. Then came Load and Reload (and Garage Inc, which released about the same time). It was a big experiment by Metallica, branching into all different kinds of styles, while not having any of the hard hitting speed metal songs of the prior albums. That along with their change of style in general ("Friends don't let friends get haircuts" as Alice in Chains members famously held up on signs for MTV's Behind the Music) left many fans underwhelmed. Then there was the financial aspect. Because Load was supposed to be a single album, but got split into Load and Reload. Not all the tracks of either album were as well-received by the fans, and this started a whole topic on Metallica just doing a cash grab when the best tracks were split between the albums (which... duh). It didn't help later on when Metallica, particularly Lars, went on the warpath against Napster and other song-sharing sites, and Metallica started to be viewed as sellouts that didn't care about fans... who were pirating copyrighted material. Probably the closest they got to "being cancelled" since the accident that claimed Cliff (RIP). Edit for the end: You probably have since looked this up since this is a two year old video, but since you asked... Yeah, Jason was on these albums. He's been long gone doing his own thing, "creative differences", and replaced by Rob Trujillo back in '03, shortly before the release of St. Anger.

the best metal album ever made and this is my opinion for the last 30 years :)

This song just spits hot fire all throughout

Dig.

My favorite

I got this CD in 1997 and.... Man.... I loved it

You would be wise to study Mr. Lombardo

Very good

Thee reason these tracks are crazy and out of pocket foe them is rhey changed their producer and wanted to expand their music style...

GAR IS THE GOAT

It's the best album ever made, after this you will be only disappointed. I appreciate that you like Dave's voice on the first listen though!

givw me back ma alberthall aahahaha!

All 4 of the first Metallica albums are gold, but Justice takes the cake. It's the darkest Metallica album there is, it's the angriest, and it's the epitome of the bands songwriting ability. Even though the band doesn't like how complex the album is, and how long the songs are, the Justice album is a great example of how to write complex music without it being complex for the sake of showing off. The complexity of this album is only used to serve the songs in the best way possible. I have played guitar for 20 years now, and I speak from experience when I say that it can be very difficult to write long 6 or 7 minute songs that don't have any filler, and don't bore the listener a little bit in certain sections. In their early career, Metallica used the riff salad style of writing, and it worked the best for them in my opinion. What they did best was that they were willing to sacrifice certain riffs, and sections of the songs that didn't fit perfectly with the songs. Every riff, every solo, every detail of this album makes complete sense, and it's all killer, no filler. The same could be said for all of the early Metallica albums, but especially And Justice For All.

This is the link to Dave Lombardo's Drum Cam during a Slayer concert while playing the song War Emsemble. I think you might be interested!! kzfaq.info/get/bejne/ac-mgsmc1qzRqJs.htmlsi=8MukU3FPi6mQmt-y

THIS IS SICK DUDE MAKE VIDS AGAIN YOU WILL MAKE IT SOME DAY DONT GIVE UP!!!!!!!!!!!!!

It's still analog. Rust in peace was digital.

gar fucking samuelson , RIP