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Metallica “Creeping Death” LIVE Seattle 1989 – This Crowd Was UNHINGED 🤯

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Metallica’s “Creeping Death” LIVE in Seattle, 1989 is absolute THRASH METAL PERFECTION — and this was my first time experiencing it in full.

The energy is unreal, the crowd is completely insane, and Lars Ulrich is going nuclear on the drums. From James Hetfield commanding the audience to the iconic “DIE! DIE! DIE!” chants shaking the venue… this performance proves why nobody does it like Metallica.

In this reaction, I break down:

The unmatched energy of Metallica in their prime

The legendary Seattle ’89 crowd

Lars going absolutely feral on the kit

Why this era of Metallica is untouchable

If you love Metallica live, thrash metal, or iconic concert moments, this one is mandatory viewing.

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Is Seattle ’89 the greatest Metallica performance of all time?

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20 Comments

@goodlucctv Creator 7 months ago Pinned

Seattle ’89 is DIFFERENT.
That crowd… Lars going crazy… James in full command…
🔥 Is this PEAK Metallica or what?

What Metallica live performance should I react to next? 🤘👇

@Ancient-Outlaw 7 months ago

I was there front row. 18 years old 3rd time seeing Metallica. Man that was a great concert.

@TomHathcock 7 months ago

No disrespect detected. I think Metallica would proudly say that Iron Maiden were a huge early influence on their style.

@friendly__drone9352 1 month ago

I love the "DIE DIE (MFer) DIE" from Jason lol

@frankunknown85 6 months ago

Jason Newsted played bass and sang backup vocals, but his real role in Metallica was the hype man. I've never seen a metal band with a hype man before but that's what Jason was. Headbanging harder than anyone, stomping around the stage, barking his backup vocals, making the craziest faces... he was there to fire MF'ers up.

@Tornado_of_Souls 7 months ago

Fun fact-this song is biblical. It's Moses's story, and how the tenth plague inflicted on the Egyptians in the book of Exodus.

@RudeboxTheRockstar 7 months ago

Also James&Jason's vocal/backing vocal combination was one of the greatest thing of metal music history mann...

@StanCostello-f2n 7 months ago

The song battery is a must from this epic show! But honestly the whole show is pure fuckin energy! This is them in their prime for sure!

@vivachile666 6 months ago

look creeping death chile 1993, amazing

@tahoechappy 7 months ago

Kirk won't be taking any offense to being compared to Dave Murray and co 🤣

@heathen-heart 7 months ago

I saw this tour in Phoenix, good times.

@sarcastanaut 7 months ago (edited)

I was at those Seattle shows and, YES, this is peak. They were BEASTLY. 🤘

@Jesse-h5z7f 7 months ago

"Die"!!!, peace friend 🤘😎✌️

@mikecantstopwontstop8870 7 months ago

The bassist is Jason Newsted. He came in the band after cliff burton tragically passed in a tour bus accident.

@GregDelotelle 7 months ago

They're screaming DIE!

@radiorashim69 7 months ago

even the double guitar thing they did towards end of song is a maiden signature sound

@reverendlee7617 5 months ago

I have been a Metalhead, since birth basically. We just called it Hard Rock back then. I am 57 today, and never been in a Mosh Pit. I have had Mosh Pits invade my area, but we were there providing a safe zone for those exhausted from the pit and (stage diving / rare anymore).

@thrashersheaf7440 7 months ago

Metallica’s early home was in El Cerrito — the place where the band lived and rehearsed in the early 1980s. I think it's about a 5/6 hour drive from where you are.

@josezarate7300 7 months ago

Excellent choice of song and performance

@PapaGandalf1988 7 months ago

Your initiation to metal is the pit! I'm 56 and I still get in them! Just follow the rules. Have fun. Watch out for others. Help people up. No punching!!!