This bass line particularly the part starting at 4 minutes was the first thing I learned how to play. My Father heard me playing it and was awestruck. Then he asked "Did you write that"? Another Metallica fan was born. That was a long time ago...
I was ten when this song was released. Played it recently for my ten year old daughter. She loved it. Cliff, your influence continues beyond the grave.
@@altantulga8138 thanks for the comment about a “baby” you know nothing about. She’s a musician who happens to have the circle of fourth and circle of fifths memorized, knows the seven modes of the major scale, and has been playing piano since she was five and guitar since she was nine. I think she has the ability to know and enjoy good music when she hears it. But thanks again for your opinion.
Yeah, but do you want to lose your hearing, because that is how you lose your hearing. How are you supposed to listen to the very music that you love oh so much if you lose your sense of hearing?
To me, there has never been a song that has captured the feeling, rather, the presence of space like this one. Particularly in the intro, with the booming, vibrating and astronomical sounding bass. It truly sounds like how space looks like. I’m not sure how they did it, but this song is space in music form. It’s so beautiful
not even a little. Compositionally it is probably the closest popular musical genre to classical, sure. But classical music on electrical instruments? Do not be silly
Orion is a prominent constellation located on the celestial equator and visible throughout the world. It is one of the most conspicuous and recognizable constellations in the night sky. It was named after Orion, a hunter in Greek mythology. In Greek mythology, Orion was a giant huntsman whom Zeus placed among the stars as the constellation of Orion.
I see Orion as a sign of the band's maturity, a stepping stone from Call Of Ktulu, and a symbol of optimism. As though things can only get better. And then Cliff died. Then 1989 brought a more hopeless sounding album and their darkest instrumental. And the progression to hope dwindled.
I see Master of Puppets as the Band reaching towards its Peak, this song epitomized it, the Beautiful Classical Solos on Bass & Guitar shows Cliff Burton's Master Skills of Writing and Performance. He was a Loss to the World.
My son Orion (Greek: Ωρίων)is named after this song. While my wife was pregnant we used to walk by the lake during covid times to avoid the city, looking at the constellation of Orion. We are both Metallica fans and 2.5 years since then, this is my son“s favourite sleeping song. All of his life so far he has been listening to this masterpiece before going to bed. As a matter of fact he is listening to this right now, as he is slowly falling asleep. I also got astronomy as a hobby. Who would have thought that a young bassist from earth would ever had such an influence to the universe.
Last night (December 30, 2019), around 9:00, I took my dog Nelson out. While waiting for him, I just happened to glance North, and there, in all its beauty, was the Hunter himself! What was amazing was that the constellation was tipped over so that the three stars in the belt were nearly vertical! I swear I found myself thinking about the song, and could almost hear Cliff’s magnificent bass lines resounding in my mind. It was a truly magical moment!! RIP Cliff Burton! I’m hoping to learn the bass sometime, and he is definitely one of my greatest inspirations!! 🤘🏻😎
Should be a crime listening to this masterpiece with low volume. I was not born in the 80's, but I can feel blessed to enjoy this piece of art. Cliff was truly a genius.
It definitely sounds a lot cleaner; there's a fantastic separation between Cliff's bassline and the rest of the band that wasn't there before. Thanks for doing this!
You made the best instrumental in the entirety of metal even better by allowing Cliff to shine. That, my good sir, makes you a god among men. My deepest respect.
LOL😀😀, That's sooo fkn true, eh??! I LOVE this one,....... Welllll 2 B honest w. Y'all , I totally grew up with this band and looove all their bad ass songs!! ..... Btw thanks for the song redone its cool man!! HEAVY METAL, -N- ROCK& ROLL WILL NEVER DIE!! 😉
It's Metallica's masterpiece imo. For years I have held the view that this song is the zenith of their music. Every note, every tempo change, every transition, every harmonic, etc. is perfectly placed. It's an extraordinary composition that imo has yet to be matched in the realm of metal instrumentals.
I love all those things too and I love belts (especially the deep space varieties)! If 100% pure, authentic, unadulterated love could be squared and then squared again and again to the square of a googleplex number of times, that would be infinitely below the level of love that I feel for this song!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Agree. But plz don't say astronomy. That's just the geography of the universe. Astrophysics is likely more accurate. Unless you really mean astronomy, then disagree.
@@anicoleligon5452 F# Minor is A Major, the only difference being the latter is the relative major. Depending on the feel of the song you'd call the key one or the other
@@NinjaofApathyafter the first guitar solo and clean bass interlude, the guitar minor thirds harmonies go into F# m / A , then after bass solo it goes back to Em
I'm friends with Cliff Burton's sister on social media. Someone just sent her this video a few days ago and she listened to it and liked it. I bet you never were thinking that would happen when you made this video
In my opinion, this is the best instrumental ever. I love The Call of Ktulu, but since this was the last one with Cliff from my favorite album of all time this song has a special place in my heart. RIP Cliff. You are sorely missed.
Just heard they are gonna go on tour, I really wanna see how fast that dude on bass’ fingers move. I think his name was Cliff. Hoping my dad can get us tickets!
So.. I was listening to the 4th movement of Beethoven's 9th, specifically the ode to joy and the march that comes after it and youtube autoplayed this afterwards. That's so lit.
Once I heard this on a long distance flight back home to germany from vietnam. A few seconds after I've chose this track from the music selection I've looked through the window and saw glorious thunderstorm rage through the cloudy night. It was the most metal moment in my life thus far. It didnt make this up it really happenend.
A similar thing happened to me when I was playing learning to live by Dream Theater during a track workout. We were doing 400 meter repeats and right before the last rep, it started pouring and thundering and I used the strength of the music to help me finish it out in the most badass way possible.
Its really weird how the right music can turn up at the right moment. I remember having a massive asthma attack, camping, lying pretty much on my back, thinking I was going to die. Led Zepplins "all of my love" was on the radio, and I remember drifting in and out of consciousness while iit played thinking "What is this beautiful song that I seem to be dying to" and then I was being loaded into an ambulance (Apparently my brother cottoned on and ran for help, this was in the days before mobile phones, but i was too hypoxic to really remember what happened. Just that tune. I think the tune kept me alive somehow, as if my brain was saying "Must keep awake long enough to finish hearing this song". It took me a few years before I finally worked out what the song was and what it was called.
I was 11 when the album was released (Masters of Puppets). I remember if it was just yesterday my mom buying it for me at a local music store. When I got to "Orion" I just couldn't get it out of my head...especially the middle part where it's just Cliff...gosh can't tell how many tears I've lost when it would get to that part over the years...We miss you Cliff..
That's because this piece of music is simply transcendent. It's an epic journey into space (or some other world) that is masterfully done, and the sum is greater than the parts even though the parts are magnificent. Every note, every tempo change, every choice made on this track is perfect.
This song kicks my ass just much as it did when I heard it for the first time 33 years ago. My first concert was Metallica opening for Ozzy (My buddy and I were there for Metallica) 7/25/86, Almost 2 months to the day before we lost Cliff. I was 15. They were my shit then, and they're my shit now. Just saw them for the 5th time last month. BADASS. Long live the boys. STILL my favorite band.
My dad was too old to be a Metallica fan, but he also called me "#1 son." And his musical tastes weren't so bad, but older people born during WW2 (the Zionist Bankster Wars) just weren't wired to be metal heads (most of them anyway.) RIP all good Dad's. Especially mine who was the BEST. I received my Metallica Master of Puppets in the mail in 1986 when I was 11 years old. Get 11 free albums up front and only had to buy 7 more albums of my choice for full price per the contract. Wasn't such a bad deal except this was before CDs and the cassettes wore out. lol
Every time I hear this masterpiece, I can't help but imagine an object as common as a box or a wooden block traveling through the vast vacuum of space at the sight of the stars.
Yup thirty years later... Not only sporting goose bumps, tears running down both cheeks!!! Now that's what its like to "feel" life. Cliff 'em all!!! Forever!!! Cheers!
Poor Cliff dying like the way he did......Makes u wonder what other dimensions the band could have taken us to if he was still with us? Freaken masterpiece!!!
This is Metallica's truest masterpiece imo. If there is one track they wrote that will live on the longest, my bet would be on this one. It set the standard for all metal instrumentals to come and I'm not sure it's ever been outdone. Beethoven would have been proud of this. Great job with the remaster btw.
Ahdy, your mix is amazing...to be able to hear Cliff's playing in a new light is such a gift...thank you! As for the song itself, it is an absolute Magnum Opus. Wonderful, beautiful, powerful...inspired and inspiring.
When all metal heads ascend to heaven they will hear instead of an angel choir the most incomprehensible and beautiful bass solo. They will then realize that it is cliff Burton creating cosmic symphonies and creating stars and planets with only a bass, cliff Burton was the beginning and his death was not the end.
I let 5 of my (non metal listening) friends listen this track without showing the title an asked them afterwards what they were thinking the song was representing. 4 of them said 'space' or something related to space. The power of music everyone
showed this to one my friends he asked „when does the singing start?“
first mistake last mistake
NO MORE MISTAKES
omg i laughed so hard
LMAO
My man. Rock/metal music needs more instrumentals.
first mustaine last mustaine
"Bass can't be a lead instrument"
Cliff Burton: Hold my weed
Jacques Bloques he wouldn’t ever give anyone his weed lol he’d be like *fuck no I have to be loose* 😂
Primus
Funny!
@Braithan Bailey you see Lar's wig everywhere?
@Joe S not really.
First 5 albums is METALLICA
Lead: Cliff Burton
Backing rhythm: James Hetfield
Backing guitar: Kirk Hammett
Backing drummer: Lars Ulrich
Josh I think that, this song is belong to Kirk also. He has 4 unique solo in this song.
Vocals: Dave Mustaine
Nittiotremo essa foi de fudê
@@Tio_arize trolei kekeke
@@natnakruf The first solo is Hetfield, the last one is actually Cliff Burton on bass.
Cliff Burton died at 24. Hard to believe someone could be such an accomplished musician at that age.
Musical prodigies exist. Mozart did his finest work in childhood
@@tomzadvydas1758 That would be someone's opinion.
Not really when you consider how good and new Metallicas sound back then was
@@scottbush2486what?
Could you imagine what they would sound like if he was still alive.? Wow.
legend has it dave mustaine wrote the lyrics
yep he told James and Lars to STFU!!!! and play what cliff wrote :)
They’re out of this world
@@oyc7946 he wrote like one riff in that song
@@TheAtomicPunk-fr7dm two actually, and the lyrics too :D
This comment is epic 😂
This bass line particularly the part starting at 4 minutes was the first thing I learned how to play. My Father heard me playing it and was awestruck. Then he asked "Did you write that"? Another Metallica fan was born. That was a long time ago...
Leadbest11 it was the first thing i learned too. one of the great bass lines in my opinion
@@jackrush645 orion is such a magical song. It's so simple to play but it just sounds otherworldly. A true masterpiece.
Gabriel Ko facts. i'm a guitarist mainly, but that baseline is just so simple compared to the rest of the song, yet it has the same effect
Gt
thats FUCKING AWESOME bro! CLIFF EM ALL !!
Orion was one of my mothers favorites, bless her soul. At the age of 85 and jamming to Metallica.
F
Yessss
I was ten when this song was released. Played it recently for my ten year old daughter. She loved it. Cliff, your influence continues beyond the grave.
Respect
How tf u know she loved it? Shes a dumbass baby that dont understand shiet
@@altantulga8138 thanks for the comment about a “baby” you know nothing about. She’s a musician who happens to have the circle of fourth and circle of fifths memorized, knows the seven modes of the major scale, and has been playing piano since she was five and guitar since she was nine. I think she has the ability to know and enjoy good music when she hears it. But thanks again for your opinion.
@@stevenscott6337 cool story bro
Cliff will live on forever!!
Phones warns me "listening to stuff at a high volume may damage your hearing" 5 more clicks up on the volume, and then bliss.
Lmao mine did the same, literally turned it down for me... Annoying
IAmRedherrings Then, just turn it right back up; the ONLY way to literally say “SCREW YOU”, to autovolume! 😎🤘🏻
Yeah, but do you want to lose your hearing, because that is how you lose your hearing. How are you supposed to listen to the very music that you love oh so much if you lose your sense of hearing?
You could never play that loud enough 👍👍
Shut up Phone! This Is Metallica!
To me, there has never been a song that has captured the feeling, rather, the presence of space like this one. Particularly in the intro, with the booming, vibrating and astronomical sounding bass. It truly sounds like how space looks like. I’m not sure how they did it, but this song is space in music form. It’s so beautiful
Another great space-y instrumental is Interstellar Overdrive by Pink Floyd, made back in 1967 with Syd Barrett.
Check out Set Course for Andromeda by Sithu Aye, he's a fantastic instrumentalist who makes unique metal fusion
Yes I agree this is the musical representation of space, a true masterpiece, that no other instrumental metal track could ever beat.
really start to feel it at 1:45
Planet Caravan from Sabbath is another great piece of cosmic music. If you catgh the feeling of it, it will give you goosebumps, damn trip.
Metal is just classical music played on electric instruments. This masterpiece is a classic example of this.
not even a little. Compositionally it is probably the closest popular musical genre to classical, sure. But classical music on electrical instruments? Do not be silly
@@ethangilworth7891 dont be a pedant. You know what he was getting at. Dont be that internet "acckkttually..." guy...nobody likes him.
@@ethangilworth7891 well technically neoclassical-metal is indeed classical music played on electric instruments.
I see that
The 6/8 middle section is euphoric.
Orion is a prominent constellation located on the celestial equator and visible throughout the world. It is one of the most conspicuous and recognizable constellations in the night sky. It was named after Orion, a hunter in Greek mythology.
In Greek mythology, Orion was a giant huntsman whom Zeus placed among the stars as the constellation of Orion.
Orion is also a killer jam by Metallica :)
Orions Belt is a waste though.
Only 3 stars.
@@Zaluskowsky But rest assured, Cliff Burton is definitely there! 😎🤘🏻
You missed the attack ships on fire off the shoulder...
I seen the magicians hat did u
As my Dad said: Metal isn't a music genre, Metal is a way of life.
Your dad is full of shit xD
Carrole Jardine, for you...
@@carrolejardine8360 fuck off and stop ruining peoples mood dipshit
is a lay of wife
Nebtor Amen to that
I see Orion as a sign of the band's maturity, a stepping stone from Call Of Ktulu, and a symbol of optimism. As though things can only get better.
And then Cliff died. Then 1989 brought a more hopeless sounding album and their darkest instrumental. And the progression to hope dwindled.
In my opinion, Orion shows pure genius as composers and To Live Is To Die and the whole Justice album shows maturity.
@etresevo Orion has a sense of wonder and happiness to it. To Live Is To Die sounds aggressively tragic and mournful. Tonally, they're opposites.
I see Master of Puppets as the Band reaching towards its Peak, this song epitomized it, the Beautiful Classical Solos on Bass & Guitar shows Cliff Burton's Master Skills of Writing and Performance. He was a Loss to the World.
@@a.t.3192 never really gotten happiness out of it More of like a melancholic serenity but we don't all hear things the same
It’s without doubt the most ultimate,mesmerising,spacey,but of excellence EVER CREATED BY MAN!!!!!.DOUBT ME!!!.I DARE YOU!!.HA HA.
Remember those nights when you can’t sleep so you put on Metallica and you finally went to sleep and then you wake up on the st anger album
or Motorhead
Yesss... I know that feeling :D
KILL KILL KILL KILL KILL KIIIIIL
@@domri4203but motorhead was good tho. St anger was shite
I personally love st anger lol
My son Orion (Greek: Ωρίων)is named after this song. While my wife was pregnant we used to walk by the lake during covid times to avoid the city, looking at the constellation of Orion. We are both Metallica fans and 2.5 years since then, this is my son“s favourite sleeping song. All of his life so far he has been listening to this masterpiece before going to bed. As a matter of fact he is listening to this right now, as he is slowly falling asleep. I also got astronomy as a hobby. Who would have thought that a young bassist from earth would ever had such an influence to the universe.
`metal is just classical music played on electric instruments,.. `this masterpiece is a classic example of this,..
`Lord Duckington
said,..
nigga dick cheese
God was jamming this song while making the universe...
Indeed, he was.
Oh yeah!!!
Yup, he sure was 👌
You're damn right he was!
I listen to Slayer
Last night (December 30, 2019), around 9:00, I took my dog Nelson out. While waiting for him, I just happened to glance North, and there, in all its beauty, was the Hunter himself! What was amazing was that the constellation was tipped over so that the three stars in the belt were nearly vertical! I swear I found myself thinking about the song, and could almost hear Cliff’s magnificent bass lines resounding in my mind. It was a truly magical moment!! RIP Cliff Burton!
I’m hoping to learn the bass sometime, and he is definitely one of my greatest inspirations!! 🤘🏻😎
Should be a crime listening to this masterpiece with low volume. I was not born in the 80's, but I can feel blessed to enjoy this piece of art. Cliff was truly a genius.
It definitely sounds a lot cleaner; there's a fantastic separation between Cliff's bassline and the rest of the band that wasn't there before.
Thanks for doing this!
There will never be another bass player like Cliff . R.I.P 😢
Because cliff was the best and by heart he will be remembered for his awesome love for music especially Heavy Metal such Metallica!🎸🎸🎸🎸🎸🎸🎸❤️
It is so sad to think how he ended up in this life :(
He was truly one of a kind!
👍🏻🤘🏻😎🤘🏻⚡️⚡️
You made the best instrumental in the entirety of metal even better by allowing Cliff to shine. That, my good sir, makes you a god among men. My deepest respect.
Have fingers will make music.
Cosmic Sea - Death
chillax on the d suckin bro he not a god for mixing an existing song cliff and the others besides lars are the gods here if anyone
I go to sleep listening to this... It calms me down 😴
Me as well
You don't remaster Orion, Orion remasters you.
Morbus Kid true
Remaster of Puppets
LOL😀😀, That's sooo fkn true, eh??! I LOVE this one,....... Welllll 2 B honest w. Y'all , I totally grew up with this band and looove all their bad ass songs!! ..... Btw thanks for the song redone its cool man!! HEAVY METAL, -N- ROCK& ROLL WILL NEVER DIE!! 😉
fuck yea !!!!!!!!!!!!!
@@jennifergillies2405 I hope not, how can great music die, I hope rap goes away, too much of that shit on television and everywhere else.
What a masterpiece,the greatest song i ever heard in my life,
Másto Trawle Absolutely agreed!
It's Metallica's masterpiece imo. For years I have held the view that this song is the zenith of their music. Every note, every tempo change, every transition, every harmonic, etc. is perfectly placed. It's an extraordinary composition that imo has yet to be matched in the realm of metal instrumentals.
@@williamkoscielniak820 Couldn’t have said it better bro
6:37-6:56. Chills down my spine every time!! Cliff Burton was PHENOMENAL!!! RIP one of my all-time favourite bassists!!
🤘🏻😎🤘🏻⚡️⚡️
This song's lyrics don't belong to this world
The bass is the lyrics
@@alienduce6755 Hell yeah!! 🤘🏻😎🤘🏻 ⚡️
I love astronomy
I love metal
Thanks metallica
Same goes here
They've covered Astronomy on garage inc.
I love all those things too and I love belts (especially the deep space varieties)!
If 100% pure, authentic, unadulterated love could be squared and then squared again and again to the square of a googleplex number of times, that would be infinitely below the level of love that I feel for this song!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
heavy elements are produced by the stars, infact Metallica were forged by a supernova
Agree. But plz don't say astronomy. That's just the geography of the universe. Astrophysics is likely more accurate. Unless you really mean astronomy, then disagree.
Fun fact: this song has a key change, starts in E minor then changes to F#m then back to E minor
Thats not fun.
@@anicoleligon5452 F# Minor is A Major, the only difference being the latter is the relative major. Depending on the feel of the song you'd call the key one or the other
@@piecaptain991 it doesnt depend on the feel, it depends of wich chord is the "rest"
Uh could anyone expand on this please? Thanks.
@@NinjaofApathyafter the first guitar solo and clean bass interlude, the guitar minor thirds harmonies go into F# m / A , then after bass solo it goes back to Em
I'm friends with Cliff Burton's sister on social media. Someone just sent her this video a few days ago and she listened to it and liked it. I bet you never were thinking that would happen when you made this video
Good god, that slide up the neck at 1:44 is one of my favorite things EVER. Chills every time.
Those are the little thing that make this song great
Those are the little thing that make this song great
In my opinion, this is the best instrumental ever. I love The Call of Ktulu, but since this was the last one with Cliff from my favorite album of all time this song has a special place in my heart. RIP Cliff. You are sorely missed.
This song is a great rocker.
RIP Clifford Lee "Cliff" Burton
(February 10, 1962 - September 27, 1986)
blown away every time - thank U >
His legend will live on
Clifford the big beautiful bassist
Lol i was born 24 september so close to his death
AvrahamAvigail ok
@@maestrovici1947 You may be getting muddled up with how old he was when he died (24),but he was born on February 10th
I THINK THIS BAND SHOWS ALOT OF POTENTIAL👍🎸
hope they get famous
This Cliff guy seems great, can't wait to see what he does next
Just heard they are gonna go on tour, I really wanna see how fast that dude on bass’ fingers move. I think his name was Cliff. Hoping my dad can get us tickets!
@@samvimes2821 *sadness noises*
sadly, they amounted to nothing
1819 dislikes?! Seriously, what´s wrong with those people? Virtuosically remastered and awsome visuals!
flat earthers didnt like it
@@charliesouza5158
Yes, probably ;)
people who are very specifically passionate on this song. i don't like this remaster, but i'm sure as hell not gonna dislike this video
Deaf 👂 🙉
So.. I was listening to the 4th movement of Beethoven's 9th, specifically the ode to joy and the march that comes after it and youtube autoplayed this afterwards. That's so lit.
4:56 oh man, that solo part,it makes cry, it is beautiful
my neighbors favorite song, whether he likes it or not
The GreyJedi2112 love
😂😂👌🏻
HA HA HA HA HA HA HA!
Ha ha ha. True.
Cheers to that..
A masterpiece. One of the best Metallica's song.
Once I heard this on a long distance flight back home to germany from vietnam. A few seconds after I've chose this track from the music selection I've looked through the window and saw glorious thunderstorm rage through the cloudy night. It was the most metal moment in my life thus far. It didnt make this up it really happenend.
lets face it, a glorious raging thunderstorm is always a perfect time to play this song.
I wish I was you at that moment
If it really did happen, congrats to you, must've felt amazing
A similar thing happened to me when I was playing learning to live by Dream Theater during a track workout. We were doing 400 meter repeats and right before the last rep, it started pouring and thundering and I used the strength of the music to help me finish it out in the most badass way possible.
Its really weird how the right music can turn up at the right moment. I remember having a massive asthma attack, camping, lying pretty much on my back, thinking I was going to die. Led Zepplins "all of my love" was on the radio, and I remember drifting in and out of consciousness while iit played thinking "What is this beautiful song that I seem to be dying to" and then I was being loaded into an ambulance (Apparently my brother cottoned on and ran for help, this was in the days before mobile phones, but i was too hypoxic to really remember what happened. Just that tune. I think the tune kept me alive somehow, as if my brain was saying "Must keep awake long enough to finish hearing this song". It took me a few years before I finally worked out what the song was and what it was called.
as my dad says "its impossible to play this song too loudly"
+jubbie1122 your father is correct!!!!!
+Chris R hit that shit 520 ! son !
+jubbie1122 why ?
Cause it's the amazing. That's why.
+jubbie1122 I wish my dad was half as cool as yours
I was 11 when the album was released (Masters of Puppets). I remember if it was just yesterday my mom buying it for me at a local music store. When I got to "Orion" I just couldn't get it out of my head...especially the middle part where it's just Cliff...gosh can't tell how many tears I've lost when it would get to that part over the years...We miss you Cliff..
Imagine traveling through space listening to Orion.. fearless.
Orion!! See you in a thousand years!
❤
I love to see you now
This is the symphony of the universe.
This sounds like a completely different song. Very cool to hear the bass so clearly.
Something about this song that just speaks to me.
That's because this piece of music is simply transcendent. It's an epic journey into space (or some other world) that is masterfully done, and the sum is greater than the parts even though the parts are magnificent. Every note, every tempo change, every choice made on this track is perfect.
That bassline though. Cliff was the man.
LOL I'm surprised a trap channel would be into thrash metal. Good on you though, it's nice to see people who like variety.
Trap Music NOW. Still is
Oh yeah, I listen to everything from george strait to kitty to slayer to def leppard. All genres and all music. Lol
I can play the song all like cliff bruton did he would be happy
It's comforting to know that i'm not the only one who listens to a variety of genres. Way to go!
The low bass chugging during the heavy parts is awesome. Well done!
I know you didn't take these amazing pictures, or record this epic music, but thank you for putting it together
Second part is one of the most beautiful compositions I’ve ever heard. Genuinely makes me tear up when I hear it. Cliff was a genus
Metallica is many levels above all other metal bands! This here friends is pure, instant classic! God bless them all!
Best and favorite; hands down.
fr, metallica is one of the few metal bands that actually has good songwriting, not just "fast, heavy and obnoxiously complex = good"
So glad I grew up listening to bands like this
same here
Good gal! 🙃
Yep cause you can't kill the METAL
Me to dear...
This is a shock, I had no idea a woman could appreciate this song. Props and kudos..
Legendary Instrumental Masterpiece! The best in metal of all-time! And the animation runs it perfectly!
This song kicks my ass just much as it did when I heard it for the first time 33 years ago. My first concert was Metallica opening for Ozzy (My buddy and I were there for Metallica) 7/25/86, Almost 2 months to the day before we lost Cliff. I was 15. They were my shit then, and they're my shit now. Just saw them for the 5th time last month. BADASS. Long live the boys. STILL my favorite band.
You screwed up the vocals, but the rest is really well remastered.
LOL ^
There's an irony here somewhere...
What?
Let me write out the lyrics for you:
Andrew Stubblefield yeah you are
Didn't think it was possible to remaster a masterpiece but this guy did it...
Orion's been hands down one of the best instrumentals in metal, ever. Cliff's bass sounds awesome in this song🤘
Best instrumentals in music history.
This song brings back such awesome memories. Cliff Burton is at his best. Nobody could do it better.
Man. Said before or not; Cliff's bass line is just out of this world.
Cliff Burton's bass skills are like Orion.... it's a bright twinkling wonder that can not be reached by man .....
Magical world of Cliff's bass-line.
One of the Greatest music creation ever
It’s kinda different vibe listening it today, the day when Cliff has born. Especially when you didn’t listen Orion for a long time
My dad loved this tune by Metallica every time I hear it reminds me of him R.I.P Daddy Love Your #1 son
Rust Ed Nailz You had an awesome dad buddy. Hope you're doing okay. \m/
Don't worry man, he's out there touring the heavens with Cliff himself.
Sorry for your loss. Your dad must have been a great man.
My dad was too old to be a Metallica fan, but he also called me "#1 son." And his musical tastes weren't so bad, but older people born during WW2 (the Zionist Bankster Wars) just weren't wired to be metal heads (most of them anyway.) RIP all good Dad's. Especially mine who was the BEST. I received my Metallica Master of Puppets in the mail in 1986 when I was 11 years old. Get 11 free albums up front and only had to buy 7 more albums of my choice for full price per the contract. Wasn't such a bad deal except this was before CDs and the cassettes wore out. lol
lost my dad 5 weeks ago, this is my daily tribute song to him
To paraphrase Men in Black: Cliff Burton didn't die, he went home.
We'll said my friend
+Alex K He went back home to heaven where Gods like him remain...RIP...
+Alex K no he died. he ceased to be. he is an ex-bassist
no actually he moved on. His soul reincarnated and he may no longer by Cliff Burton but his soul will always be the same!
Sadly this guy has it right. He ceased to be, his brain is no longer observing reality. This will happen to all of us, so plan accordingly.
Good song and stunning visuals. This song never gets old for me... 👽
ORION kept me from taking my life!!.THATS how POWERFUL IT IS!!.WOW!!
30 years and this song still gives me goosebumps
mk45gunnr never gets old, never will. Early Metallica is eternal.
This is the stuff that wakes you up without drugs!!!!!
That's what timeless works of art do, and that's why they are timeless.
This song has fire power.
I approve this band.
thank you mister president, George Washington
my son likes this song
But... You were a racist who approved of slavery and stuff :(
by George I agree
I bet you’d like Don’t Tread On Me
Every time I hear this masterpiece, I can't help but imagine an object as common as a box or a wooden block traveling through the vast vacuum of space at the sight of the stars.
5:43 bass line is just beautiful 🖤🖤🤟🏼
4:02 That sensation man, just a classic from the classics
Greatest metal instrumental of all time.
The greatest thing I've heard in 28 years. Many thanks to the creators of this work, the constellation of Orion and the Creator Himself!
Llevo 32 años escuchando este tema y nunca pasara al olvido para mi grande cliff burton
Yup thirty years later... Not only sporting goose bumps, tears running down both cheeks!!! Now that's what its like to "feel" life.
Cliff 'em all!!! Forever!!! Cheers!
This epic masterpiece from them is like the book of time. Each musical note has somehow found a place in the whole story.
I didn’t think this song could get any better
This is definitely the best instrumental I've ever heard.
Try Klutu...
211Appolo true
to live is to die?
This is better than Ktulu.
Better than Voice of the Soul? :')
The best thing you could do is mixing metallica sound and astronomy background.
Love it!
en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Orion_Nebula
en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Orion_(constellation)
;)
You got me confusee cos astronomy is another metallica song, and i was like...aaa mix metallica with one of their song? Then realized what you ve said
Redi Huqi love your comment
Putting an advert in the middle of this song is a war crime
R.i.P Cliff ❤️
Thankyou for gifting us with your talents
Poor Cliff dying like the way he did......Makes u wonder what other dimensions the band could have taken us to if he was still with us?
Freaken masterpiece!!!
Lukey 01 probably hell
This song can make a depressed man smile.
Will's Variety channel it came close.
It already has.
You can replay most every moment of your life into this song- good, bad, sad, anxious, mad; the whole enchilada.
I think they were just enjoying their selves and were surprised of the outcome!
Will's Variety channel i was about to write the same as you and decided to see the comments haha
True definition of Heavy Metal
No se necesitan palabras para hacer una buena pieza musical. Cliff the best for ever.
This has to be my favourite instrumental of all time.
Thank you Cliff. 🤘🏻🌌
Lol your name and profile pic
Yes I agree
The ultimate bass guitar masterpiece by Cliff who I consider the best bass guitar player I've ever heard.
This is Metallica's truest masterpiece imo. If there is one track they wrote that will live on the longest, my bet would be on this one. It set the standard for all metal instrumentals to come and I'm not sure it's ever been outdone. Beethoven would have been proud of this. Great job with the remaster btw.
Many years ago and still smell brand new
OMG now i can finally hear when cliff slides up to the 7th fret rather than it being inaudible LOVE IT
INeedAttention exe if you've ever played bass it just comes natural to slide lol
I saw cliff play it live many many moons ago 😁
James Davis jr so you saw them play Orion back then?
learn 2 equalize
+odraleba zerimar lol I see what you did there
Pure art.. Nobody beats Metallica.. Thei'r just that fucking good..
Ahdy, your mix is amazing...to be able to hear Cliff's playing in a new light is such a gift...thank you! As for the song itself, it is an absolute Magnum Opus. Wonderful, beautiful, powerful...inspired and inspiring.
Cliff lives in every musicians heart & soul
There's simply no way to describe this song.
there is no need to describe it. The song has a meaning beyond our human comprehension.
ForzaClutch fuckinsonofabitchibesteverperiod
ForzaClutch is not a song if they arent singing
ForzaClutch better than sex
What a IGNORANT, Stu....er...yknow...nevermind.....
When all metal heads ascend to heaven they will hear instead of an angel choir the most incomprehensible and beautiful bass solo. They will then realize that it is cliff Burton creating cosmic symphonies and creating stars and planets with only a bass, cliff Burton was the beginning and his death was not the end.
The Alpha and Omega of bass.
Yes my friend that is the truth.
Riding on a cool windy night blasting this on my headphones through backroads i feel like a modern outlaw
RIP Cliff, love your era of the band🕯🕶👍
I let 5 of my (non metal listening) friends listen this track without showing the title an asked them afterwards what they were thinking the song was representing. 4 of them said 'space' or something related to space. The power of music everyone
Martijn Kemperman It's mostly the bass intro I think, it has a feeling of vast emptiness, like space c:
actually this made all my friends think about punching thru a robot's skull... weird
evalha007 They confused it with Megadeth LOL
The best band from the world
u have... friends?