Metallica Mondays EP 3 | Rap Fans First Time Hearing Fade To Black | Crazy Solo | Metallica Reaction

Metallica Mondays EP 3 | Rap Fans First Time Hearing Fade To Black | Crazy Solo | Metallica Reaction. From the 1984 album Ride The Lightning, this song has great vocals and great instrumentation. Amazing song, great solo, also has several mini solos in it. Metallica can really play any way they want. Hope you enjoy this Metallica Mondays Reaction

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0:50 Reaction
6:14 Solo
7:55 Reaction Ends
9:20 Outro

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[stigpetersen]

The Kings of music strike again 🔥🔥🔥🤘🤘🤘

[ericprater]

As a 52-year-old Alabama metalhead born the year of metal 1970 one month before the first metal album Black Sabbath album Black Sabbath love fade to Black even though I always like their thrashing songs would love to see you do a reaction to Dimebag Darrell at 18-year-old solo it's mind blowing got my sub

[johnlehtinen]

We all know Metallica is fuckin awesome but pay attention to the lyrics especially this song. It pulled me through some tough times when I was younger.

[TopGun_-]

I’d love for you to check out next..,
Orion (instrumental)
And
The Four Horsemen
Also
The Call of Kutulu (instrumental)

[Terri]

Suggest Enter Sandman live at Mosco 91🔥🔥🔥🔥❤️‍🔥

[pkj]

Actually Metal bands makes the best ballads words spoken by Michael Kamen may he R.I.P....was a an American composer orchestral arranger, orchestral conductor with San Fransisco symphony

[TopGun_-]

This was the song that introduced me and my friend to Metallica back in 1984/85 as a kid in 7th grade. The rest was history for me. I lost interest in them once the mainstream public got ahold of them and they began to become “popular” around 1990.

[ppaulisdeadd]

Doing a “lyric video” is extra unnecessary work for you. Just pull it up on Spotify or Apple Music and the lyrics are usually there. The lyric videos on YouTube are usually 10+ years old and in 480p so the audio quality is *ASS* due to digital compression.

[blessedbeyond]

Great video reaction. Song was alright. I think Led Zeppelin is better though.