Metallica 'Master of Puppets' // Pastor Rob Reaction and Analysis

Master of Puppets Reaction and Analysis! This is a good one!
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0:46 Intro
2:16 Reaction
10:45 Analysis
22:32 Outro

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[mokane]

Angry mother's in the 80s: "it's Satanic!!!"
The accused satanists: "don't do drugs", "war is bad", "suicide is sad" "justice system needs work", "build love on trust" ... 🤘😂

[joshmorris]

I am a Christian as well and I appreciate your perspective. This is an anti drug song. Metallica is not an evil band.

[samredmond]

The slower interlude in the middle is symbolizing the euphoria experienced after taking drugs and the slow return to the dark heavy chugging shows that the pleasure is only temporary. Also the laughter at the end shows that the drug will always have the last laugh once it becomes your master. Still can’t get my head around how this song was written by a group of drunk headbanging guys in their 20s

[Hurricane]

This entire album is such a masterpiece. The fact that it's written by 20-22 year-olds still blows my mind. You should give it a listen from start to finish.

[stevemuzak]

The more I listen to metal, death metal etc. the more I realize that modern pop music is real devil's music.

[jordanspory]

There’s a reason this album is vaulted in the Library of Congress. It’s a masterpiece in thrash metal and has some of the most meaningful lyrics ever written, along with fantastic composing done by Cliff Burton

[DarthViper]

One of the greatest pieces of music ever recorded. Masterpiece song from a masterpiece album. Never ages. Perfection.

[Usurper]

"Chop your breakfast on a mirror" is the main clue that the master is drugs. Any child of the 80's knows you cut lines of cocaine on a mirror. Even if you've never seen cocaine in real life you've seen that in movies.

[chris]

The greatest kids don't do drugs song out there

[jamiebaker]

As a recovering addict. This song always hits so close to home. Addiction is a hell that I wouldn't wish upon anyone

[dennislinehan]

I remember interviews, from back in the 80's, with James and Lars where they say the message isn't strictly about drugs . Rather it's about anything that we allow to control our lives in a negative way .

[moondawwg]

I've listened to this song for years now and only now I realize how powerful the line "Hell is worth all that" is, considering is the first lyric they hit you with after the melodic interlude. Like all the misery that comes with addiction is worth it just as long as you get to have that little moment of beauty. I know I've been there.

[handsomerube]

2:26 “I love the vintage vibe.”

God, I feel freaking old after hearing that.

[willl]

First and second verses: drugs talking to the man.
Slow interlude: man is high and euphoric
Hard interlude: man is coming down off the high.
Third verse: man yelling at the drug for "promising only lies"
Guitar solo: man going crazy looking for his next fix
Final verse: drugs have the final word

[monesjones]

This song is about addiction. The beginning is about the craving, the breakdown is the "drunk" or "high" and the ending is the "hangover" or "burn out".

[paulnorris]

First section is the Master calling, second is melodic HIGH of the puppet, third is the frantic chase of the puppet, the final is the rule of the Master as the puppet hears the demons laughing at his death.

[matthewschiavi]

James Hetfield was raised in a Christian Scientist household and has a lot of misgivings about that particular segment of Christianity.

[troyv]

This song nails the whole drug/addiction life perfectly, both lyrically and musically. At first, it's peaceful and bliss and then it chaos where it starts to crumble and ultimately becomes a nightmare. Pretty soon all joy is gone and you're living to use and using to live until you're emotionally, spiritually, and morally bankrupt. Master is the addiction itself which makes you want something to help you not have to feel the hatred for yourself. Drugs are just a vehicle for the addiction to get you. Could be anything, my hell was from drinking and drugging for a couple decades. Been clean 15 years now and feel blessed to make it out alive, many of my friends didn't. There but for the Grace of God go I.

[chriscalvert]

We need a disposable hero’s lyrical breakdown from you guys!!

[bobbybrown]

Can’t say enough about you guys. Love what your doing, keep it up