You Gotta Be Kidding Me!! | METALLICA - "Welcome Home (Sanitarium)" | (REACTION)
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#metallica #welcomehome #reaction - Hudba
When you get to Orion. YOU HAVE TO LISTEN TO IT WITH YOUR EYES CLOSED! ENJOY THE RIDE!
He has done reaction video to orion already. Sorry bad english
It’s literally how I listen to almost every Metallica song. It’s the best to do it. It’s how I tell everyone (who’s never heard of Metallica) to listen to Metallica. You get lost in the music so easily.
He already did Orion....
That's the only way to listen to Orion... eyes closed.. it is a goodride6
He already did orion
It's insane to think of people never having heard Sanitarium O_O
They don't know what they missing. Epic tune.
Appreciate the pun
Its my favorite Metallica song
@@ronniebeavers9222 it’s hard for me to pick a favourite song on this album. The whole album is just awesome.
The epicness and accuracy of this comment is cray cray.
This album was groundbreaking and went platinum with basically no radio play. Every song on this album is good.
I thought they Atleast played "Master Of Puppets" on the radio,
I remember hearing it a few times but it was shortened by a minute, cause the snipped out certain instrumental parts
It was part of the reason I wanted the album.
Also with the song "Thing that should not be" I remember hearing that Live on the "Unforgiven 2" single tape
EVERY SONG GOLD
This is the perfect album. There's is no filler on it, every song fits with the entirety of the rest of the album.
@@patrickschrag3200 Before the black album, Metallica got absolutely no mainstream radio play. Maybe you would have heard them on a college radio station but that would have been it.
“good” 😭😭😭😅😅😅
I wrote a paper about this album and got an A on it. The professor loved it.
Awesome
Share it dude
I’d like to see it mate
Share it here Please
Please share it with us.
To me sanitarium is pure magic. To this date still my favorite Metallica song
I would agree. It’s flawless.
but in Live not studio version
Mine too.
first Metallica song I learned to play...first full song I learned to play...its my 'stairway to heaven' - lmao!
@@belliiahmed Live is awesome, but the studio version is great as well
Why stop at Master of Puppets, bro. Just do the whole catalogue. We won't mind lol
watch him react to lulu XDD
I second this
@@Mxulin OH GOD
He already reacted to master
The black album is when the sucketh began, a couple coutryallica albums, then peaked at St Anger and got back to normal with Hardwired.
I worked at State Hospital.. Sometimes the only difference between me and the people I worked with was, I had a badge and the keys to the door.. We are all human. Remember and respect that 💯
Respect to you. 👊
Why you don't do the right and human thing and free those poor souls? Have afraid to loose a badge and keys?
RIP for Keith Rozema, a 17 year old friend who passed away in 1990... This song was played in an Episcopal Church during his funeral.
What amaze me with this album is that the guys were only 23 or 24 years old. I'm 24 years old and if my toaster is not plugged in, I just don't eat lunch you know what I mean. These guys are legends
yeep they are so creative some times i just wonder how theese musicians can invent such beautifull riffs and arragements meanwhile i cant even pull out something original after years of playing guitar... absurd
"if my toaster is not plugged in, I just don't eat lunch" LOL
Let me know when you figure out how to plug in that toaster. I’m having the same problem 😆
@@ivanquaglio2242 True,And being drunk most of the time
I've thought about this, which naturally leads me into the thought of...I wonder how many unbelievable musicians are out there that we'll never hear....like, you know there are some phenomenal peeps out there that will just never be heard.
This era of Metallica is incredible but makes me sad at the same time. Just crazy how Cliff Burton never really got to peak musically but was still able to partake in these masterpieces before he left us.. still makes you think about what could’ve been
Yeah and what could’ve been if dimebag Darrel lived longer
Apparently he blessed Robert from heaven
Welcome Home (Sanitarum) is my all time favourite Metallica song! It’s just amazing and badass!
same!! the intro is heaven to my ears..
Same!
Same
Without a doubt my favorite metallabanger song ever!!!!
After being hospitalized several times for severe depressive and suicidal episodes, the first being back in high school, this song has always held special meaning. Thanks for this reaction and keep the great reactions coming.
Stay Strong and Healthy be STRONG
Ay man, John 10:28. Take heart in that. Also 2 Corinthians 4:16
Think how much better tomorrow can be with you with us
Just wait until you hear Disposable Heroes.... what a jam.
*BACK TO THE FRONT!!!*
Criminally Underrated song
I WAS BORN FOR DYING
YOU WILL DO... WHAT I SAY... WHEN I SAAYYY!!!
YOU WILL DO WHAT I SAY, WHEN I SAY BACK TO THE FRONT
Everyone loves Master of Puppets, but Welcome Home Sanitarium is my absolute favorite song from that album.
This song is hauntingly beautiful. It pulls those dipressed feelings so hard yet those beautiful melodies just make you so calm.
This song is seriously masterpiece.
This was actually the very first Metallica song I ever heard. It was right after the Master of Puppets album came out, I was 11 years old, and in an Adolescent Psych Hospital at the time (I was there because of a seizure disorder which the staff lied to us about). This song became the anthem for every kid in that place.
“Holy shit! What a good fucking band, dude.”
Yep yep yep. They’re amazing.
My childhood was full of master/justice. They will always hold a place in this metal heart.
You killed this analysis and reaction. Thank you for helping me relive my youth!
Here in Australia we have a cereal company called Sanitarium. As a teen, sitting round with my mates and watching tv, if a Sanitarium ad came on we would all flash the devil horns and start headbanging
Wheatbix or nutragrain?
@@scottterwiel Always Nutragrain :)
Almost every other band here's a guitar solo... Kirk... "Here's one... and another one just in case you didn't like the first one that much" 🤣
Hangar 18: “oh the first one was good? How about I play 10 more solos just to be sure”
This song could have been written for life in the past year....
Agreed
So true.
Tell the people over and over again to be scared and they will be scared.
Insert any of the other things the media tries to force down the people's throats on a daily basis.
"If you tell a lie big enough and keep repeating it, people will eventually come to believe it."
Sanitarium....but in my own fucking home!!
@@Fawkes318 Exactly
Grew up with Metallica I’m 50 now. Had this album in vinyl. One of my fav songs. One of my fav bands ever
This album is in the library of Congress cause of its epic ness.
everyone talking about orion or disposable heroes and i`m here waiting for most underrated metallica song ever "leper Messaiah" ;)
Completely, utterly agree. A little over twenty years ago I visited my brother, who was stationed in Seoul, Korea. We went to this huge bar, and the music was LOUD. What song did I request? You guessed it, Leper Messiah. It was incredible, and the memory is burned into my brain.. louder and clearer than seeing them in concert, which I’ve been fortunate to be part of five times.
absolutely this
Second best song on the album in my opinion.
+1
Oh yes indeed.
Ah yes, my "I'm in a bad mood, keep your distance" song.
APC's "Judith" has usually been my favorite for that. Moving to Utah only makes that feeling stronger
St anger is my “PLS HELP ME CONTROL MY ANGER UNLESS...”
This song live in Seattle 1989 from the Live S#!T binge and purge... WOOOOOW
What is crazy about Metallica is that these songs, somehow idk, sound even better live. Absolute legends. I am glad that I got to see them live once.
Have to disagree there. Hetfield's voice is not the same and Hammett makes a ton of mistakes live, while Lars is sloppy and Cliff is gone. Plus the song is played in a different tuning live so the magic of the original recording is simply not there live.
@@XAMS what about older concerts
@@XAMS bullshit!! Ive seen them 20 times and you have no idea what your talking about!!
I've seen them 3 times and each time was better than the last
Yep, and I’m glad I’ve seen them 15 times or more lol
After this golden album we need a full album reaction of And Justice For All...
@Berenice A. N. Barkovitch - Justice has bass. Justice for Jason is a shit mix lol. Yeah the bass in the original mix can be a bit louder but not like and justice for Jason mixes lol.
And Ride the Lightning!
Yes the last great Metallica album!
Yesssssssssss
@@corey1788 fax
You said to share something about yourself IF YOU'RE BRAVE enough. Ok Alex... I am an alcoholic in recovery for many years BUT while in active addiction I received 2 DUI'S in 11 months & spent 64 days in jail - along with losing my license for 5 years, 1 year in rehab, & the list goes on. I deserved that without question. The only reason I chose to share that in particular is because when you read the lyrics about longing to be on the outside & remembering what it was like - I felt that a million times in jail. When I hear this song that part always takes me back to a place I will never, ever - one day at a time - go to again. ✌🎵❤
Good on you! I hope your recovery goes well!
@@willl84 Thank you so much Will! Life is good & all is well. Grateful 🙏❤🎵
Props on your recovery...37 months into my own. One day at a time...
That's a "not yet" for me on the DUIs, but the 5-6 days in detox, pacing around, alarms ready to sound if you break the beam and try to leave... That was enough for me. 14+ years of "one day at a time" since then.
Thank you for sharing, keep coming back. It works.
You can do this, I did it. I was a drug addict with all the consequences. Now I own a company, I won the second european place in my sport, I've got a family and I'm working to help people. You're not in this world to be perfect, perfection is a lie. You can change your life many times you want, it's just up to you. You lived through those experiences, just look forward, don't worry, the past will come back sometimes to remind you where you've been. Walk focused, no one can stop you.
I’ve heard this song 1000 times and still gives me chills listening to the solo.
Fun fact: I blew out my speakers in my dorm room my freshman year playing this song. 🤘
U can do Ride The Lightning, And Justice For All and Kill'EmAll as well with no problem 😅
Trapped under ice is my go to a lot of the time. Something about the sound
@@nenadmomcilovic9133 actually RTL for me is the best Metallica album
@@nenadmomcilovic9133trapped under ice is so underrated
No bad song on this album, The Thing That Should Not Be is easily one of their must underrated songs
I wish I could go back and experience this song for the first time again. This is my favorite Metallica song....Ever.
When you said at 6:38, “The road to hell is paved with good intentions,” it made me think of a scene in an episode of Blue Bloods a few years back when that quote was mentioned & met with the response of, “The road to heaven is paved with those same stones.”
“What tangled webs we weave.....”
This song really connected to alot of us who were in our midteens when it came out. Being a metalhead at the time ( for alot of us were I grew up) meant that you were looked at as a crazy, drug abusing, trouble maker, who had no purpose in society, it truly was a different time. Songs like this connected us as a group because it made us feel as if people understood how trapped we felt.
Amen to that. Hell I remember seeing them with Ozzy with Cliff and it was not to long after that he was killed in a bus accident. That day was the day all metalheads everywhere died a little inside.
@@John57945 that would have been a great show. That's true, those of us that were more into bass than guitar took the news real hard.
Yep, that's all too true unfortunately. Being into metal back then was frowned upon for some funny reason. I was that social outcast, even the school I went to pushed me away. Hell, my own mother used to throw me out of the house because of my hair!
My adoptive parents put me in 5 of these as a kid in the 1980's, before finally kicking me out at 15. THIS song was the 1st Metallica song I ever heard, in 1986. After just being in the 2nd one for 10 months. I credit it for my teenage self not committing suicide! ALL of it resonates, almost too well, I'm crying now. I still have PTSD, among other things. Thank you Metallica, music in general, and you, Alex, for your great reaction to it. :)
Congrats on being a survivor. Very inspirational.
RIP CLIFF BURTON YOUR LEGACY WILL LIVE ON FOREVER !!!
This is my personal favorite off the album
This is, in my humble opinion, their best song.
Much better that máster of puppets (in my opinion)
It’s number two for me behind One
@@ryanlogan35 agreed
More of a Dyers Eve, Damage Inc. person. But this is still an amazing and respectable song.
@@saikokusanagi5906 you can think its better than Mastet of Puppets, but "much better"... nnno
I don't have a single "favorite" Metallica song. I have a group of them. This song is in that group....
Favorite line from the song: They think our heads are in their hands, but violent use brings violent plans.
Bone chilling
Quite possibly the best song on the album
Honestly their best album. You could listen to this album over & over. Damage Inc is truly overlooked.
My personal favorite out of the "ballads", with Fade to Black being a close second.
My favorite song from the album along with Battery.
From a 50 year old Gen X man you are one of favorite reactors! After a fucked off day your reactions always lifts me up! I love that you're enjoying the music I grew up with, I'm hoping if we get enough people like yourself to appreciate it too, maybe great music will make a come back! You're much appreciated!
Beautiful song for such young guys to write! Definitely ground breaking musicians. 🖤
Ahh...those early masterpieces from this legendary band...how I love being a teenager in the '80s!!
To any beginning guitarists, this song starts with a natural low E. Play it to start your tuning.
Heh... I usually used Overkill's "In Union We Stand" since they milk an Open E for a very long time in that particular song. :)
The entire album is a masterpiece.
This is when MetallicA were great and at the top of there game. This is and will always be my favorite album from MetallicA
One of the best ever!! Can’t wait for ‘Disposable heroes ‘
Love this track. The way it builds to the last few mins that pay off with such a great arrangement with James and Lars driving and steering the song gets me every time. Just incredible.
My buds and I used to Jam this on the way to the Northville Tunnels (Old Mental Health complex in Northville MI) on the weekends back in 89/90.. It Was Epic... Middle of the night - hiding from cops, ducking in and out of the old buildings... and then Rocking OUT on the way home again...
Awesome,just plain awesome!!!
After listening to Kirk since I was 11 in 1983 I was finally inspired to start learning to play three years ago. I love Orion brother, that is an instrumental masterpiece and you will enjoy that one as well. This is one of the best albums ever made.
Super glad you're listening to this seminal metal song
Ever since I used their music to keep my own sanity when unfortunate events caused the state to take me and my little sister away from our parents, I never found another band that would help me through such dark and hard times in my life. That was 13 years ago and ever since, I promised myself I will see them live before they retire. Still haven't, for one reason or another and now with covid, I doubt I'll ever get to keep that promise with myself so I've grown to accept it and settle for recordings of their live performances lol. But I love how people like yourself are still just discovering them and some of their greatest hits after all these years. It's awesome seeing that sense of enjoyment people give when reacting to these tracks for the first time.
Been listening to that song since early 90's. Still awesome song after 1000th time
I went to a county fair one time when i was a teen. Some friends and I road the tilt a whirl and during our ride they were playing this song! Jammin while going in circles!
I remember first hearing this album 32 years ago
Incredible song. These Metallic songs have been ten times better than the last several weeks of other videos combined. The classics always win.
They WERE a great band...
Probably my favorite Metallica song. You seriously just need to listen to the whole concert from Seattle in '89. The whole thing is on CZcams. The best version of their best songs in my opinion.
Totally agree
Have I ever said how much I love your new Intro?
I fucking love your new intro man
Had the honour of doing the intro for a full band, full album cover. One of the most beautiful solos ever written in my opinion. Pure magic.
This song is more than a masterpiece, I remember hearing this song for the first time in 1986, I was 9 years old and said that's what I want to do, I got my first guitar very soon after that and I've been playing since.
I'm genuinely excited for you because tomorrow you get to listen to Disposable Heroes for the first time.
This is and has been my favorite Metallica track since 1986. Never gets the credit it deserves, just an amazing song.
Oh Sanitarium..Another FREAKING JEWEL OF METAL CLASSICS
So... This song has special meaning for me. I was really, really into metallica back in the late 80s early 90s, and learning guitar. I was at my grandma's house one day and my uncle James was there playing guitar. Now, I didn't see a lot of James. He was constantly in and out of mental institutions. He taught me riffs from this song and then two days later, my aunt found him hanging from the tree in their back yard from his guitar strap. I know that's harsh to hear, but it's what happened. Ever since, the song has been a close favorite while being very dark. Lots of memories and feelings.
One of the most memorable concerts ever when they opened for Ozzy in '86.
Master of Puppets was the first album (cassette) I bought with my own money, PROUD MOMENT.
Same here. True story lol
AJFA was my 1st. Had never heard any hard or heavy rock music b4 that. The beginning of Blackened hit me like a 10 ton hammer, son. Rock n Roll 4 life after that. Tool is the greatest band ever, tho
Same. There was a review of it in a computer mag so I got it, changed my life. Then Cliff passed away shortly after...
@@undinism69 I got it cos the artwork on a kid's shirt at school was so amazing. I went and cut grass, then to get the tape. Blackened blew my balls off in the back of my dad and 1st stepmom's car as we drove along, looking at scenery and changing leaves. I was sooooo hooked
You have come such a long way Alex! It's hard to believe just a short time ago you weren't a metal head at all. I'm oddly proud of you.
this is probably my favorite song of all time from metallica and the first song i learned in guitar
This is why they will go do as one of the best bands of all time thanks for bringing me back to the 80s
Wish I can hear this song for the first time
The riff was lifted from Rush's "The Fountain of Lamneth". A favorite band of Cliff's, so that I've heard.
The opening riff was taken from a band called Bleak House. The track was called Rainbow Warrior.
And Justice For All is my personal favorite.
In May '86, I bought Master of Puppets on cassette tape (for u millennials, that's a little plastics thing with a ribbon rolled around inside that gets eaten when u try to play it) I was 14. My first taste of Metallica was Battery. It was like that first shot of heroin or that first blast off a crack pipe. I was hooked for rest of existence. I love seeing the reaction I must have had then.
This album was actually my first CD, bought with the birthday check from my grandparents after my parents had got me the player. Metallica was also the first (and only) band I ever slept out to get concert tickets for (2 x Wherever We May Roam Tour, and then for the stadium tour with Guns N' Roses).
millennials were born in the 80s, they know what a cassette is
This song goes out to all of those tough love camp survivors who lost their childhoods. "Problem Children" because your boomer parents didn't want to bother with the whole parenting thing and your boomer teachers just wanted to collect the check and pension.
This album is 35 years old!! Let that sink in...imagine hearing this in 1986.
Back in the 80's Metallica was playing chess while all the other bands were playing checkers!
Man what about Maiden?
And 20 years later they were drawing on the walls with crayons ;_;
Checkers underrated in comparison to chess
take my like
@@vinceling4155 Yes Maiden was playing chess with Metallica.
Every time James gets to a guitar solo you can literally hear the guitar saying "please sir I have a wife and kids you don't want to do this"
Very first concert i ever went to was Metallica opening up for Ozzy on their Master of Puppets tour. I was lucky enough to fet to see Cliff Burton play. RIP.. Now my son plays bass in a metal band. Im always sending him clips of Cliff playing.
@8:26, I love where it switches rt here n you can REALLY hear the double kick bass drums!!💖
Its time to listen to all three of the unforgiven songs.
He has. 😉
@@tallycahamuhlhetru26 ...ah o fcourse. the only metallica reactions that havent popped up in my feed. fun
This is how a person reacts when listening to one of the best songs from one of the best albums ever created.
Next up - their greatest track of all time...the thrash masterpiece that is 'Disposable Heroes'.
That album is metal royalty. Nothing I hear today sounds as good. The golden era, 80s into early 90s.
Bullet For My Valentine did a killer cover of this song. Highly recommend checking it out as well.
edit: I just have to comment on the end of this song. It's like a descent into madness. so perfect.
Tigertailz did a cover of "Creeping Death". Check it out, considering they were a glam band. They made it sound fantastic
Bfmv made the song listenable for me.
The bfmv cover was freaking awesome, thanks for commenting that
For me, the ending sounds exactly what happened at the end of "One Flew Over The Cukoo's Nest." Big dude Chief throwing the marble sink through the window & fleeing. 💪
hahahahahahahahaha bullet.... ok piss weak shite
It's crazy how good this is to this day. You look when it came out 1986 there was nobody, and I mean nobody on this level.
yeah it annoys me when people say that other bands are way more talented then metallica because they started it all they gave birth to this sound
I'd add Iron Maiden to the list of bands who revolutionized a genre.
@@jeremyboehm5512 I mean...if we are going down the path of the revolutionaries and influences... Motorhead, Black Sabbath, Helloween...what an era
@@sathos Agree quite a few bands we could say this about. What an era indeed.
Nobody. And they were so young to create these great compositions and lyrics. Stunning. And each Metallica concert is amazing. I went with my son two years ago as a proud father: drinking beer and headbanging with my son to Metallica. There are not many things that can top that.
Orion then To Live is to Die!!! You will truly appreciate the musical talents of this band after these 2 songs. You need this in your life!
One of my favourite songs of all times!!!
This is actually my favorite Metallica song! I'm so glad you liked it.
Cant wait for tomorrow!!!!
The beginning of this is the 1st thing I learned to play on guitar. GREAT song
"That is a master piece" you never were more right in your life!