Metallica - To Live is to Die "Part 1" [Live Version] (REACTION)
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Ok, you guys are precious.
Much love and we're behind you and have been. That's not stopping. You guys are real and honest and that comes through.
It's just sad that we now live in a place where we have to spend 6 minutes apologizing for being ourselves.
Snobbery cannot not belong in sharing and art cannot grow without an audience. All are welcome.
Sistah: welcome to metal. We may be the most die-hard fans on the planet. And we're some of the nicest people around.
At heart anyway; pokey af on the outside sometimes.
Wolf: I know you heard that too. Air-guitar and drum all you want man. It's supposed to be art and art is about feeling. No one who actually enjoys this music can logically get down on someone else for enjoying it as they see fit.
Self-admitted reformed snob here: "Yes, I see the gaffes, that's not the point
Well, guess I'll take note of something else than the environment in part 2.
Keep going! So much more to love.
petgeek1 thanks for the love and understanding 🤗 For the most part it's been very positive. Much more so than I was expecting. I do admit I was a bit too rusty when we started but it's slowly starting to come back to me. But you're right, the point of this is really to entertain and have fun so thanks for that 👊🤟✊
petgeek1... I... I am at a loss for words. But, I will say this😄... Thank you sssooo so very much, beautiful🙂 I appreciate you and that lovely comment on so many levels. Just wow! You are so wonderful.
I feel very welcomed. 😊
Thank you!🤗😗😗😗💖 🤘🏾
HalfLifeSistah - aww... Very welcome, of course.
Like any genre; there is wheat and there is chaff. Wolf has started you out right (near as I can tell anyway), but we're all behind you both. Let's keep going.
Makes me wonder if y'all would want to set up polls somehow for future videos or something.
We're a fanatical community and we all have our own areas of expertise (again, as in any genre).
Let's all learn together.
One love / simultaneously throws up the horns.
Air guitar is awesome. I do it all the time. I'm a lefty.
Seattle 89 is not only best Metallica live,it is the best metal live ever recorded.
In the second show, you can feel how powerful its the emotion that James put in the song.
The lyrics are
"When a man lies, he murders some part of the world
These are the pale deaths which men miscall their lives
All this I cannot bear to witness any longer
Cannot the kingdom of salvation take me home?"
The spoken word at the end of the song (“When a man lies, he murders some part of the world. These are the pale deaths which men miscall their lives.”) was written by German poet Paul Gerhardt. The second half of the speech (“All this I cannot bear to witness any longer. Cannot the kingdom of salvation take me home?”) was written by their former Bassist Cliff Burton, who the song is dedicated to. Most of the Bass melody was originally written and composed by him but he died before the song could be recorded
I Am Steve Rogers thank you!!😘💖
I appreciate that wolfkain is relearning metal and at the same time teaching you and still learning himself. Its nice to go back and relearn and also gain something new.
Just to finish Metallica's instrumental series, you should listen to The Call of Ktulu.
Eroge Oficial 😉💖
Call of Ktulu is a truly phenomenal instrumental piece, it's up there with Orion. But it probably won't qualify for the 'make you cry' category. It will, however, send shivers down your spine and make your skin crawl throughout its entirety. As befits H. P. Lovecraft's famous short story, the song really captures the sense of dread and unknown danger that sleeps in R'lyeh...
@@HalfLifeSistah What about Suicide & Redemption, with James Hetfield great guitar solo parts!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
@@depechemoderemas for me Suicide & Redemption is meh.
I loved " And justice for all " from the very first time that i heard it.
Me too. I loved the “sideways” playing. I confess that I love prog rock, so the length and complexity of the songs didn’t bother me. Rock on Metallica! Rock on with these reaction videos as well. Love ‘em!!!
God I love how sistah really feels the music, it's rare to have an instrumental make you cry, and the first time I heard this, I teared up too.
Double FotyFo Thank you😍🤗😘
METALLICA magic
I was getting goosebumps and even teary-eyed myself at the intro when all 3 sat down to play. You guys are awesome thank you for expressing yourselves toward music like this and everything else you listen to. It let's me know that I'm not the only one that can feel such a pull on my sentiments from such lovely songs!
You work for Damage Inc.?
Mamma said might make her cry!!
THE MOST UNDERRATED METALLICA SONG EVER!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
nope...the most underrated metallica song is where the wild things are@@rageblanket2139
Thank you for giving this song the respect it deserves. It is great on so many levels
NEVER stop the air guitar! It's a beautiful art!
...And Justice For All tour was my first concert ever, 14 years old. Changed my life. Was not a big metal fan before that.
nunya beezwax Mine too. The Cult opened up with "Fire Woman" 👍👍 Best memories!!!!
Queensryche opened at the show I went to. Would have loved to see The Cult back then, in their prime. Lucky.
Never had any problems with all the different bassist in Metallica.
They are all great, even if cliff remains the "original".
Matthieu JOLY I agree!
Kain, your comment on the passage of time speeding up as you get older is the truest of truths. Holy crap. As short as my childhood was, looking back it felt like a lifetime, compared to the last 10 years, which have gone by in a flash.
This was 89, 86 MoP was released!
However, killer reaction, she almost collapsed! :D
I was 16 years old when some friends and I traveled some 500+ miles to Houston Texas to see this tour. No GPS, no cell phones, and don't even ask me how our parents said ok to letting us drive there. It's one of those life long memories you never forget. I'm still good friends with those guys. Thanks for recognizing this beautiful song and the memory of Cliff Burton. Keep up the great work and keep coming with the vids.
I just love watching you guys. In the second part of this particular offering Wolf said e is jealous of how you hear and feel the music in a dramatically different way. I won't take away the validation of another person's thoughts but I personally appreciate the way you both complement one another with the different ways you approach the beauty of music. It really is a wonderful thing to see the both of you go on the same journey together yet walk a different path along the way, yet manage to make that difference somehow meaningless. I look forward to watching more!
EDIT: Wolf you don't have to be an expert on music and musical theory and application in order to understand music itself. You provide amazing thoughts and interpretations on the songs you view. Both of you do! As much as I have watched of you I don't think I would feel the same about one or the other alone, so to me you are just as integral to this process as HLS is. You're a team that celebrates the beauty of music together.
Took me 8 months to get to this comment but thank you lol ❤️✊🤘
if you cry during that song........ you are just a.... real one my lady, this is what metallica wants, remember cliff and his to short life, you are beautiful to watch both of you, keep the good work my friends
Damaged justice tour was 89 and I went!! The day before my first day as a high school senior and it was amazing!! Lady justice falling apart through the show was unforgettable,they are just a wonderful live band.love your reactions😁 Happy 4th!!
I have the tour shirt from that.
@@UltraViolent21 I have the program !
Great video, and extended tribute to Cliff Burton. This has always been my favorite song by Metallica. I never knew its true origins until now.
This immediately reminded me of another tribute, one some would say started as a suicide note. James Sullivan (known more commonly as "The Rev"), was the drummer, pianist, backup vocalist, and one of the primary songwriters for the band Avenged Sevenfold. He had known for some time that he had an enlarged heart, which would probably lead to a painful death at a young age.
The last song he ever wrote was originally titled death, renamed to fiction (a nickname The Rev had given himself). He recorded the entirety of the song himself and turned it in, reportedly saying, "That's it, that's the last song for this record". 3 days later, he was found dead. The official story was that he died of an accidental overdose (various drugs, mixed with alcohol) but the lyrics of the song suggest otherwise, and so does the fact that he had previously written the song Brompton Cocktail, which is about using drugs mixed with alcohol to kill someone.
As far as I'm aware, the released version of the song is unchanged other than the lead singer, Matthew Sanders (known as M. Shadows), having recorded his own voice and edited it into portions of the song as a sort of duet.
It is a beautiful, powerful song, and would probably be an ideal choice for a video in this series.
such a good rendition from bass to guitars to guitar. just very emotional. Great reaction and always spot on and very informative. keep up your good work!
♥
WE DID IT AGAIN!
What I think is important about the 2011 performance, to me, is that while sometimes they would occasionally short change some of their songs or not always play the songs 1 for 1 as they were originally written. With this performance they took absolutely no shortcuts and played it as well as a live performance possibly could. It obviously shows how important Cliff was to the band and just makes me appreciate it even more.
Also, you want some good Robert Trujillo material, I SERIOUSLY recommend checking out Infectious Grooves. They're very funky and show off just how good Rob can play. Infecto Groovalistic is great first choice.
Also, just to show Jason Newsted some love as well, he was a better bassist than a lot of people give him credit for. Check out his previous band Flotsam and Jetsam and their track Hammerhead. Jason just absolutely shreds on the bass in that track.
I have PLENTY of material to recommend for various reasons, but those two tracks in particular are the first to come to mind just to show off the skills of the two bassists in question.
Don't forget to check out the "Extra Footage" Studio version of this reaction! \^_^/ ♥ czcams.com/video/kHglhkhDcqw/video.html
Trujillo kicks azz...He was also a member of crossover thrash band Suicidal Tendencies, funk metal supergroup Infectious Grooves, heavy metal band Black Label Society, and has worked with Jerry Cantrell and Ozzy Osbourne
This was actually my first time hearing the song at all. And I'm a big Metallica fan. Not a bad time at least :)
I'm glad you enjoyed it! :D ♥
You need the hear the whole Justice album then
Metallica "One"👍
Educational music reaction channel.. this is first of its kind. I love it.
Long time M fan here, after hearing the back story for the first time I cried with you Sista.
This song is a beautiful masterpiece, I listen to it a lot, means so much to me.
Love it.
You guys should really do the live S&M version of The Call of Ktulu. Epic.
I always felt that this instrumental was a way of telling Cliff”s life musically. And your response was beautiful. Thank you for sharing once again. I really look forward to your videos.
They were playing arenas by the end of masters tour
That clean part on ..always gets me! to tears.yep. R.I.P
"The Outlaw Torn" by Metallica gets me close to tears almost everytime, you can hear and feel the guitar literally crying (during the solo) , which is unlike anything I've ever heard 😊
Peace ✌️
Oopsie (name of the song I was actually referring to) corrected 😁😁
I have the lyrics tattooed on my arm.
Happy 4th
2 days removed from my birthday I’m gonna try again with memory remains from the 30th anniversary show
From what I understand, Cliff only wrote the poem in the song. Some say he wrote the middle transition part, but not sure.
I hope your hubby understands how lucky he is. He needs to be bowing and worshiping you every day!
Guys I love your reactions, Cliff is my favorite bassist and I love seeing her enjoying him so much. If you've never heard of Roger Patterson from the band Athiest, he also passed away in a accident on tour, but he was Cliff-like in his playing. I would like to request Death-Voice of the Soul or Cosmic Sea, both instrumentals, Chuck was a great person and song writer , who left us way too early. His story should be carried on and I think she'd love it too.
Thank you so much! ♥
...and justice for all was released in 1988. The video footage was from Seattle, WA in 1989
Robert Trujillo is great to hear live - I mean he's like a second set of drums, he creates a massive wall of sound. Jason Newsted had a special energy too, and he was great with backing vocals, he could move an entire crowd with ease. Cliff was a genius. All Metallica bass players are precious.
Cliff is like a 3rd guitarist and a bassist too, it's incredible
Cliff is considered a co-writer. The early stuff was in 88 or 89... 86 was still the Puppets tour. And Kirk's solos, I could see Cliff doing it on bass. Peace!
When you thru the horns up you became part of the metal family forever...lol ...it's so much fun to watch you enjoy something we old metal heads have listened to hundreds of times... 🤘🏻🤘🏻
Robert Gary aaawwwe, really?? 😀😀😄🤗 Thank you!🤘🏾💖
I fell in love with this reaction. I love you guys thank you
I don't think I've seen anyone reply about this yet, but they played this in 2011 in their 30th anniversary shows as a continued tribute to Cliff. Those are the same shows where they brought back all the previous members. I don't know why they never played it live in its entirety before or since. Probably because it is sacred, an assumption, but time limitations may also factor in.
This song was played at my brothers funeral...I cryed again just watching this thank you for doing these reaction videos I love it
Your reaction is just as beautiful as you are. Thanks for appreciating this music
Thank you so much🤗😗💖
Forgive me for saying something negative as I love you guys and this is a beautiful, heartfelt reaction as always, but I'm really disappointed it's not the studio version. This is an OK live performance, but it doesn't have the heart breakingly beautiful intro and outro, doesn't have that amazing clean guitar tone that suddenly shines through the unusually harsh and dry rhythm guitars, solos are improvised and not nearly as _perfect_ as on the original... I can only hope Sistah will listen to the studio version by herself to fully appreciate it.
Edit: Oh, part 2 just dropped with the studio version so I feel like an idiot but I'll still leave the comment up :)
I agree, she should've listen to the studion version first. I blame wolfkain on this!!! bad move, bud!!!
Yeah, should have been the studio version first.
Hi, Sunshine! You have not seen our second upload? It is the studio version ^_^
Hi, Spremooo! We have the studio version upload, the same day! ^_^
Yeah, gotta go with the studio version. There are some rare instances where listening to a band live gets you some great Easter Eggs of sorts--I humbly reference Deep Purple here--but most of the time, the studio version has the sound quality and precision you really need. You captured it perfectly when you said "heartbreakingly beautiful intro and outro." This is one of Metallica's epic instrumentals that they are famous for!
What will really make her cry is Slaughter doing Fly to the Angels about Mark's dead wife that died in a plane crash Also Tim Kelley of Slaughter died in an accident, and he was an awesome guitarist. A tribute to Tim who deserves more recognition would be great. And speaking of awesome dead guitarists and plane crashes there is Randy Roads.
Other Slaughter songs that would be good are Hold On and Gave Me Your Heart.
Their first two albums are great.
I wish I had friends like you to listen and taste heavy metal like this!!!
Cheers from Portugal!!! \m/
As much as I like Robert Trujillo, I miss Jason Newstead so much!! He's an amazing bassist and he was my 1st celebrity crush (age 16 yrs).
They did play this live before 201. They played it in 98 in Las Vegas Nevada. I was there. I remember the concert, because they played an full on acoustic version of master of puppets, and people were like WTF? Jerry Cantrell came out to sing fade to black with James, and most importantly, they COULD NOT sell out the stadium. They gave away general admission tickets that normally cost 45 dollars, for just 20.
**edit** and seeing as I play drums, I will handle the air drumming thank you very much.
What i wouldnt give for a video of that!
Sistah made ME cry! I had to subscribe.
Another cool Cliff fact is that he was pianist as well. Also at a time when many metal musicians were rather closed minded to anything that wasn't metal , Cliff wasn't. To him music was music. He could draw inspiration from any type of music. He was just amazing.
I did see it in the feed and, will definitely check it out! Thank you both. Keep em coming
Mmmwwahh!!! ♥
I just love the reaction of sistah. She cried. Such a human thing and love for music. She cried in promises too.
Could you consider, Rooster by Alice in Chains or In this river by Black Label Society just for a start?
Sistah, I love your emotional reactions! Your and Wolfkain are one of the best react channels! Plus, Cliff Burton is smiling and jamming on his heavenly bass for the Lord!
MrTech226 Thank you, beautiful!😢🤗🤘🏾💖
Children of the Grave. You need to do this.
i just love Halflifesistah's reaction. you can tell that they are real. and it's great to see this follow up to other cliff video's
cecilia mannee aaawwwe, baby thank you so much! 🤗😘😘😘💖
One of my all time favorite pieces of music ever, period!!!
You can FEEL the grief in this song so hard........
Saddest song of all time is tears in heaven
I wish I could experience metal for the first time like she does!!! Im so jealous, been listening to metal for decades. Love you two
i use to listen to rap music then my brother got me listening to rock music and then i said man oh man why havent i been listening to rock all along, i say that because rock music has so much emotion to it and rap music does not
It depends how you look at it. There's some really, really impressive lyricists in rap that can portray a lot of emotion and narrative. Partially because I think that they usually have more lyrics and more poetic (IMO). Coming from someone who mainly listens to metal and rock in general.
I'm a metal head too.. But 2pac and nf will make u feel the same in a diff way.. In Flames from Sweden is my fav
This was from metallicas 30th anniversary show. They played some old songs with former members jason and ron mcgoveny. The intro scene was '89
I got another one. It's such a beautiful song:
"Stop The World" - by Krizz Kaliko (Krizz sings with his soul, and when you listen to this song, you can't help but close your eyes and get lost in the music.
Actually the tour was 88 - 89 and Cliff wrote part of the poem that became the song
Studio versión Is better!!!
Humanracer Racer hi, love! Did you watch our studio version reaction?😄💖
It sure feels good to see that the music I found in the 80's, grew up to and love so deep has the power you have shown it has. I am sorry you cried but it feels good to know you enjoyed it so strongly that it touched your heart. I agree, very beautiful song with deep sentimentality. Thank you for sharing! Liked and followed!
Now, I can list songs all day because I love music and it is my life but here are a few I feel you all should try:
Pearl Jam's "Jeremy" and "Black."
Hank Williams "I'm So Lonesome I could Cry."
Rod Stewart "Forever Young."
Aerosmith "Amazing."
Scorpions "Wind Of Change," "Still Loving You" and "Send Me An Angel."
Rammstein's "Klavier," "Wilder Wein," "Ohne Dich" and "Spring" (video) which is in German so some studying and translation research may be in order; I recommend herzeleid/com
Skid Row "18 and Life."
RUSH "Tears," "Closer To The Heart," "The Pass" and "Bravado."
Heart "These Dreams."
Grace Slick "Dreams."
Black Sabbath "Changes."
Ozzy Osbourne (Randy Rhoades) "Goodbye To Romance."
Ozzy Osbourne "See You On The Other Side," "My Little Man," "Tomorrow," "Denial," "Aimee," "Mama I'm Coming Home" and "Time After Time."
Cyndi Lauper "TIme After Time."
Megadeth "A Tout Le Monde," and "The Darkest Hour" (which is heavy but dedicated to Cliff Burton.
Bob Seger "Like A Rock," "Turn The Page," "Against The Wind" and "We've Got Tonight."
Pat Benetar "We Belong."
The Rolling Stones "Wild Horses," "Angie" and "You Can't Always Get What You Want."
The Beatles "Hey Jude" and "While My Guiter Gently Weeps."
John Lennon "Watching The wheels (Go Round and Round)."
George Harrison "My Sweet Lord" and "Isn't It A Pity."
Almost any Eagles song lol
Lynyrd Skynyrd "Freebird" and "Simple Man."
KoRn "4 U" (tribute to their fans as they admit it is all because of the fans).
Slipknot "XIX" (their song about 'the dead' [Paul Gray]).
Sid Wilson "Flatlace" (Sid of Slipknot begging Paul Gray to stop drugs before it kills which, not long after, drugs did kill Paul).
Def Leppard "Love Bites."
Bon Jovi "Never Say Goodbye" and "I'll Be There For You."
Pink Floyd "Comfortably Numb" (live version from pulse, which is one of the best captures ever), "The Great Gig In The Sky," "Goodbye Blue Sky," "On The Turning Away," "Hey You" (live version from pulse) and "High Hopes."
ZZ Top "Rough Boy."
Cinderella "Nobody's Fool."
Nazareth "Love Hurts."
No Doubt "Don't Speak."
Evanescence "My Immortal."
Yngwie Malmsteen "Like An Angel."
Iron Maiden "Wasting Love."
Insane Clown Posse "Nothing's Left" (I know, ICP, but this song is actually a beautiful song other than a bit of language at the beginning of the song).
I'll stop here but I know many more; this list is gotten longer than I intended lol
Spooktator Bob wow! Hi, Sunshine! Welcome! Thank you for the love and support 😘 Thank you, also, for the information. You're adorable!! We are always taking notes, so stay tuned🤗💖
Finally!!!! but IMO, you should've listen to the studio version first because Lars and Kirk performed poorly on this and James didn't do his solo and Kirk didn't play the guitar intro, which for some fans like me it was the most memorable part of the song. I know it's their first time to play this live so I guess that's acceptable. Can't wait for you to listen to the studio version!
Supremo 😄😃🤗💖
My memory is hazy but I thought I heard that while To Live Is To Die was definitely composed of Cliff's writings, it was particularly the short spoken part that was of special mention, cos it was written by Cliff. And I may also have this wrong (hazy memory and all), but I thought I heard tell that those words in the song were spoken by Cliff himself (harvested - with sorrow - from some demo recording or such). For all I know it could have just been James reading Cliff's words, but either way, it's definitely a tribute track, all nearly-10 minutes worth.
By 4:22 I had already given👍. The humility that y’all show is soooo refreshing. Now back to the video.
...And Justice For All was the first Metallica album I hit the ff button on. Up until then including the 5.98 ep was hit play and wait for the side to get over. The $5.98 EP was the first album with Newsted and highly underrated imo. Even the quick snippet at the end where the were clowning on Maiden was cool. As it goes, there has always been 2 Metallicas imo. With Cliff where every song was a master piece and after Cliff, where the still put out great music but there is a noticeable difference. Cliff was a hard loss for us, I cant imagine what the band was going through. They are legends.
This song can be interpreted in so many ways which makes it so great but at the same time there a tone of killer riffs!!
TEARS IN MY EYES EVERY TIME I LISTEN THIS INTRO
Cliff was a total genius. Enough said!
The first concert footage was from 1989 - not 1986. Burton is credited for the lyrics (only), which was a poem he (re-)wrote. The song was only jammed on in concert in 1988-1989 and 1993 (here in an instrumental medley with Call of Ktulu and Orion) before 2011, where it was played only once.
This is a legendary piece(as are all from Metallica from Kill'em all to Black). For some reason I like Dyer's Eve the most in the album.
The lyrics of To live is to die are by Cliff, written on his tomb stone.
And a peculiar note, One is about WWII, but there's sound of choppers in the beginning :)
Another thing Alot of people don't realize is that Cliff Burton is consistently Honored by James Hetfield. How, you might ask ...? There is an old photo of Cliff standing by himself holding up 2 closed fists towards the camera. On Both hands he wears Silver Skull Rings on his fingers.... James Hetfield now wears those Same Rings on his hands. They can be clearly seen in numerous music videos & live performances - including "One", "Enter Sandman", and Many others. See for yourself.
1. The slow introduction: it symbolizes the feeling of aggression and loss that the band suffers due to their loss.
2. Solo #1: represents the whole feeling of anger of Kirk Hammett.
3. The interlude (slow part of the intro): it represents the acceptance of the loss of the 3 remaining members, and the going forward in their honor.
4. Solo # 2: represents how deeply the death of Cliff Burton has affected them.
5. On the return of the heavy part, they pay tribute to Cliff by reading the poem, his last composition, and continue with the tribute doing just what Cliff would have expected of them, to move forward with the music.
6. Upon reaching the end, the song returns to the classic style of the introduction, symbolizing the memory of Cliff, which will never end. The final riff is suddenly interrupted, symbolizing the end of Cliff's life, cut short by death at such a young age.
I have 2 songs I would love to see you react to. They are obscure. One more so than the other, so I doubt anyone else will request these, but I would love to hear your reaction to Blind Melon's Mouthful of Cavities and I Won't Be the Same by Abandon Jalopy. The singer of Blind Melon died back in the 90s. Abandon Jalopy is the band of the bass player from Blind Melon. The song. I Won't Be the Same is about the dead singer of Blind Melon (Shannon Hoon)....
GEEEOOOOOORRRRRRGGE!!!!! OMG BRO!! Its Danny from Biscayne Park amazing to see your face on youtube rocking out hell yeah! Holler at me homie
Daniel Gray Hi and welcome to our channel!🙌🏾🤗😘💖
Daniel Gray hey Danny, refresh my memory, are you the same Danny from the Tai Halo party days?
Just imagine being in that crowd and getting surprised by that song. Damn that would be epic
Im pretty sure it was 1989 in Seattle. 86 was the year Cliff died and the song is off AJFA.
peter fabian yeah I was reading the title of the video which was mislabeled for soon reason, my bad
The spotlight shines on Cliff's spot
Ha! I told you this would do it. It’s the middle harmonized solo progression followed by the clean, finger-picking riff that just eats at me emotionally. Wonderful, raw reaction and thank you for putting both videos up! 👌🏻🔥🙏🏼
Slipknot: Snuff music video for an emotional reaction!!!
Thank yooouuu!! :** ♥
This song gives me goose bumps. Great vid sistah
EDK ReefMeister gives me goosebumps, too!😮😮😮 Thanks for your support🤗💖
This was 89
Rob Spencer no
Rob Spencer 2011
Wes Weldon the Seattle vid they showed first was 89
Exactly!
Rob Spencer I thought Robert was in video
Awww,my heart went out to you I felt you.
This video went up a while ago, dunno if someone spoke to the question about why not live. Many of there songs are modded a bit to play live and mostly they come off solid or some even better like some flat tuned fade to blacks.
This song however, they just never could get right enough to be comfortable playing it live. From several angles. Many real nerds about this song will not as wolf did with Robs playing of pulling teeth, it feels like a reach and just worked so much better in the studio. That track was fire.
Wow unique intro this is really touching you sistah so glad and proud love ya sistah
I'm so glad that she truly gets it. A lot of people don't really feel the music the way its meant to be felt.
it's so good view true emotion on you tube to live is to die is a masterpiece !
Finaly i was waiting for this song from beggining too :D
May I suggest you introduce her to Avenged Sevenfold - Buried Alive? It's got quite a lot of emotion in it, aside from the fantastic playing and vocal work. I think she'd really dig it.
Music is from James, of course. Cliff had written the words spoken at the end.
Josue Ignacio that’s what I’ve understand also.
The lyrics are
"When a man lies, he murders some part of the world
These are the pale deaths which men miscall their lives
All this I cannot bear to witness any longer
Cannot the kingdom of salvation take me home?"
The spoken word at the end of the song (“When a man lies, he murders some part of the world. These are the pale deaths which men miscall their lives.”) was written by German poet Paul Gerhardt. The second half of the speech (“All this I cannot bear to witness any longer. Cannot the kingdom of salvation take me home?”) was written by their former Bassist Cliff Burton, who the song is dedicated to. Most of the Bass melody was originally written and composed by him but he died before the song could be recorded
And some of the bass lines
Actually cliff’s ideas and riffs is was what formed the song.
@@bigsofty1977 yeah he pretty much wrote the guitars at the very start and the baseline in the clean section
Show her Orion at the end of through the never.
I seen em on the justice tour, Sydney, Australia, the fans rioted!!
Wolf you're a hell of husband dude! Sistah, love your reaction!!!! Thank you Cliff again!!!