Hey all, this video is a tad janky. I wasn't able to get the PNGs to flash with our voices like Drew could on the load video and since this video is time sensitive I don't have the time to send all the files to him so he can do it. Also, the audio editing could have been better, but, again I just don't have the time to labour over the video to make sure everything is perfect. Hopefully, you enjoy regardless. Enjoy, my fellow comrades.
@@dadeleemurphy85 Most definitely Iron Maiden. At worst, 72 Seasons has several boring, 6+ minute songs in a 77-minute album. Senjutsu manages to be boring for its entire runtime of 82 minutes, with all but 2 songs being 6+ minutes. I'd take Metallica any day lmao
I feel like Metallica suffers from the same problem as Iron Maiden these days. They’re writing on autopilot with a producer that doesn’t know how to tell them to trim a song down, or tell them honestly when a riff or song in general doesn’t work. If Metallica is going to have any producer, it should be Andy Sneap. If he could bring the best out of Priest and Accept, he could certainly also bring the best out of Metallica as well. #sneapformetallicaproducer
I really like showing the parts/stuff you are comparing it to in the editing, really helps with the flow, and with me who hasent listened to hardwired yet
People would have called it "Sux Æterna" Then again we could also say "72 Seasons of Pain" This is why I just called it "The Yellow Album" since to me it has similarities most to the Black Album in terms of sound
I listened to Death Magnetic when it came out (i was still in high school). I tried listening again a few years later while in College & i couldn't get into it. Never listened to Hardwired in its entirety (heard songs when on road trips with my drummer friend), but never front to back. This album, heard Lux when it came out, enjoyed it. Heard Darkness had a son, stopped after 3 mins. 72 seasons, what an album title...
I do have a soft spot for Death magnetic. It was around that time I got into the band, and I saw them on that tour. But, I can't blame someone if they didn't care for it.
@@ScoopedMids I saw them on that tour too, though Gojira & Lamb of God were the two openers before Metallica, & well my metal direction went well away from Metallica. Though i do have to give props to them being one of the bands that introduced me to metal. I constantly listened (& still do on occasion) to Kill em all, Ride the Lightning & Master of Puppets albums. Just DM was good for its time, afterwards, i had trouble sitting through the first songs, let alone the whole album.
I think that most Metallica fans want so badly to like the more recent offerings from Metallica, that they will go to great lengths to convince themselves that their music is still great and cling on to little tid-bits that reveal a niblett of their former musical greatness! Credit where credit is due: they're still chugging along after all these years and putting out music which isn't easy especially when good ideas run dry and are stifled by modern society who are quick to 'cancel' any artists that dare speak their true mind in fear of offending the masses especially if it doesn't fit certain narratives. When that happens, subject matter becomes limited and uninspiring. Being a guitarist that grew up on (and learned from ) Metallica (and many others), I also understand that coming up with fresh riffs and leads can also be challenging after 40+ years of material and can be really difficult to top without it sounding recycled. I think they could do well by shortening the songs OR ,at the very least, add more musically interesting harmonies and parts to the songs to showcase their talent and to keep interest in the song/songs like they've done hundreds of times in the past. I'm guilty as well at wanting to like the new stuff sooo badly but unfortunately.....I can't hear any reason to cling on. When you can't pick up an album and find a reason to listen to it over and over like in the older days of great music....the artists have left the building.
Hardwired is a fucking killer album, but this one is fucking garbage. I thought Death Magnetic was a step in the right direction and they got there with Hardwired. They could've seriously coasted with it and kept touring. I'm a lifelong fan, but I seriously hope this is their last album.
@@XakTerrible I agree with Hardwired...there were more songs on that double that I liked VS disliked...but yea...this new album? I doesn't do anything for me. Thank God I got it as a gift and didn't pay for it!! lol
In my opinion this album is a definite grower, at first I really didn't enjoy listening to the singles but enjoyed it all once the album came out (I guess they flow better with the full package) But at the full listen for the first time, The only times I actually got hooked was the Slow parts of 72S, Barbed Wires' Intro reminded me of Hardwired's "Here Comes Revenge" -Room of Mirrors was the first song that I actually got immediately hooked to first listen, Chasing Light's Main riff felt super catchy So at first listen, the album was okay, until I started to catch myself thumping or humming or whatever, to those parts of the album I actually enjoyed. That's when I gave it another spin and then tried to listen it in alternating orders (No singles), By themselves, etc. At first I didn't care for this album as a Metallica fan, but overtime this is my most played album within Winter (I came late to the party, my first listen to the album was in June.) Now I can even say I don't mind Kirk's "eh" solos in most songs here and just groove to them as the song is flowing (Except Darkness Had a Son solo, that one's definitely the weakest solo but I still can kinda dig it, every other solo (Maybe not Shadow's Follow), I can get behind If ya want, since Seasons is similar sounding to Hardwired, why not cut the fluff from both albums and make the best of the best? Like example 1: Hardwired 2: Shadows Follow 3: Dream No More 4: Too Far Gone? 5: Halo on Fire 6: 72 Seasons 7: Moth Into Flame 8: Room of Mirrors 9: Am I savage? 10: Lux Æterna 11: Spit Out the Bone 12: Inamorata (Thank Andrey Valenskio for the tracklist) Just make what songs you like the best and combine the best of both albums and see what clicks for ya Or you could be like me and try cutting down the album, like the album without the singles 1: Chasing Light 2: Shadows Follow 3: Sleepwalk 4: You Must Burn 5: Crown of Barbed Wires 6: Room of Mirrors 7: Too Far Gone? 8: Inamorata 8 tracks, 54 minutes. Maybe I'm just easily impressed, who knows. All I know is I prefer Seasons over Hardwired (It's actually faster than Hardwired overall)
"Someone said the lengths are justified on the Load video" 👋 The average song length on Load is 5:35, meanwhile the average on 72 Seasons is 6:22. Many songs on 72 plod along and don't have enough interesting parts to justify the added time. The title track, Sleepwalk My Life Away, You Must Burn!, and If Darkness Had a Son have no business being 6-7 minutes long. I defended the long tracks on Load (which there aren't many of) because they do more interesting things compared to the copy-paste feel of these new songs. I'm fine with Inamorata cause I know the band is going for the slow-burn epic-closer vibe which I think works (it also feels shorter than 11 mins.) The last 3 tracks are really good, but the "boring butt-rock" album you guys hate has better riffs, songwriting, and more interesting ideas compared to this derivative Midtallica record.
AJFA was not about politics, it was about Justice. If you've been paying attention, politics has very little to do with justice. If anything, quite the opposite.
The concept of Justice is incredibly political. Politics isn't just Democrats VS Republicans. Also, there's anti wars songs too, are you gonna tell me war isn't political?
This is why I don’t hang out with people that mainly listen to metal. Yes, I love metal but they weren’t even 30 seconds into the first song and they had already made up their mind about the entire album.
None of us mainly listen to metal. My favourite band is The Replacements, Nicki's is Blondie, Drew's is prolly like The Flaming Lips or Slowdive, and Caleb's is prolly Swans.
I’m a big early days Metallica fan and still liked the the black album blah blah blah but apart from death magnetic and hardwired to self destruct…. This sadly is so bad I think they should retire and I never thought I’d ever say it…. So Fucking depressing
They should take a break and do different projects with other people. Reunite a few years down the road and do one or two great thrash albums then retire. They have a brand that apparently is bulletproof no matter how many shitty albums they put out so they might as well just try to get some perspective outside of their circle and come back refresh with opened eyes. Maybe a ptoject with Mustaine would get them back on track.
I liked the album somewhat. I really enjoyed Too Far Gone, Lux (like everyone else), and Room Of Mirrors (I definitely think you guys glossed over a lot on that one with your commentary. I like the content but just saying "mid" a million times isn't a great review. Though I'm not disagreeing completely) but that's it. inamorata was overrated as fuck. People keep saying "Oh it's the next Orion" or some bullshit, and it's just a terribly boring long song, with awfully repetitive and cringe worthy lyrics that sound like some weird sequel to My Friend of Misery with one pretty cool middle section with bass and guitars. I'm glad they're still doing music, but listening to anything they've done in the last 20 years only just makes me want to go back and listen to the classics more
I've gotta watch this later, don't have the time now. But before even hearing the commentary, I hate this album. I've liked them through all the twists and turns, but copying their own material just annoys the fuck outta me.
how much do u take back saying that "HTSD rarely drags" in the metallica ranking lmao? i really like the album, but the second half is mid, and now that were dead is so boring...
METALLICA IS THE GREATEST HEAVY METAL BAND IN THE WORLD AND THE BIGGEST HEAVY METAL BAND IN THE WORLD AND THEY ALWAYS WILL BE. METALLICA DOSE NOT HAVE ONE BAD ALBUM OR ONE BAD SONG, EVERYTHING THEY DO IS A MASTERPIECE. THEY ARE THE KINGS OF HEAVY METAL AND NOBODY CAN AND NOBODY WILL EVER TAKE THAT AWAY FROM THEM. ALOT OF PEOPLE PRAY TO ONE GOD, BUT I PRAY TO 4 GODS AND THEY ARE: JAMES,KIRK,LARS,AND ROB
@@ScoopedMids WELL I AM NOT GOING TO CHANGE THE WAY I TYPE, WHY ARE WE EVEN TALKING ABOUT THIS? LET’S GET BACK TO ME MAKING A COMMENT ON YOUR VIDEO. WHEN ARE YOU GOING TO COMMENT ON MY COMMENT ABOUT YOUR VIDEO?
This was just 3 girls critiquing the way girls do. "I'm not saying you have to say something, but at least if you're going to say something, at least say something" pass me that tampon. What?
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Hey all, this video is a tad janky. I wasn't able to get the PNGs to flash with our voices like Drew could on the load video and since this video is time sensitive I don't have the time to send all the files to him so he can do it. Also, the audio editing could have been better, but, again I just don't have the time to labour over the video to make sure everything is perfect. Hopefully, you enjoy regardless. Enjoy, my fellow comrades.
Idgafuck lmaoo, vid was radical man. Fuck Metallica.
Is Overkill that bad with song length? Their songs just aren't very interesting anymore.
@@dadeleemurphy85 Most definitely Iron Maiden. At worst, 72 Seasons has several boring, 6+ minute songs in a 77-minute album. Senjutsu manages to be boring for its entire runtime of 82 minutes, with all but 2 songs being 6+ minutes. I'd take Metallica any day lmao
I feel like Metallica suffers from the same problem as Iron Maiden these days. They’re writing on autopilot with a producer that doesn’t know how to tell them to trim a song down, or tell them honestly when a riff or song in general doesn’t work. If Metallica is going to have any producer, it should be Andy Sneap. If he could bring the best out of Priest and Accept, he could certainly also bring the best out of Metallica as well. #sneapformetallicaproducer
Sneap could work
@@ScoopedMids add Judas Priest and AC/DC to the mix
Rob Trujillo is truly underutilized in the band. Such a shame.
we'll always have those old Suicidal and Infectious Grooves records.
Metallica - wasting great bass players since 1987.
@@bazzzzz6175yeah lmao!
Some say the song Inamorata is still playing to this day and we just don’t know
I like the album, no matter what anyone else says it will still be one of my favorite albums
I really like showing the parts/stuff you are comparing it to in the editing, really helps with the flow, and with me who hasent listened to hardwired yet
You're not missing too much. But, spit out the bone goes pretty hard though.
@@ScoopedMids Thats pretty much what all my mates have said
James wanted to name the album Lux Aeterna but got voted out.
It’s such a better name than 72, but wouldn’t have saved this album. I think they desperately need a real producer.
People would have called it "Sux Æterna"
Then again we could also say "72 Seasons of Pain"
This is why I just called it "The Yellow Album" since to me it has similarities most to the Black Album in terms of sound
The album artwork reminds me of Dollar General. This album is Dollar General Metallica
😂😂😂😂
Great album. Hetfield sounds killer!
Oh I've been waiting for this. I could only get 5 or 6 tracks in before I got bored
I hope you enjoy more than we did.
The album sucks.
I listened to Death Magnetic when it came out (i was still in high school). I tried listening again a few years later while in College & i couldn't get into it. Never listened to Hardwired in its entirety (heard songs when on road trips with my drummer friend), but never front to back. This album, heard Lux when it came out, enjoyed it. Heard Darkness had a son, stopped after 3 mins. 72 seasons, what an album title...
I do have a soft spot for Death magnetic. It was around that time I got into the band, and I saw them on that tour. But, I can't blame someone if they didn't care for it.
@@ScoopedMids I saw them on that tour too, though Gojira & Lamb of God were the two openers before Metallica, & well my metal direction went well away from Metallica. Though i do have to give props to them being one of the bands that introduced me to metal. I constantly listened (& still do on occasion) to Kill em all, Ride the Lightning & Master of Puppets albums. Just DM was good for its time, afterwards, i had trouble sitting through the first songs, let alone the whole album.
...try "the sick the dying and the dead" by Megadeth...come to the salt side
@@toedrag-release ill take it, over DM any time
@@DaCostaGuitars I'll take it over DM or 72 seasons...couldn't stand 72 seasons
I think that most Metallica fans want so badly to like the more recent offerings from Metallica, that they will go to great lengths to convince themselves that their music is still great and cling on to little tid-bits that reveal a niblett of their former musical greatness! Credit where credit is due: they're still chugging along after all these years and putting out music which isn't easy especially when good ideas run dry and are stifled by modern society who are quick to 'cancel' any artists that dare speak their true mind in fear of offending the masses especially if it doesn't fit certain narratives. When that happens, subject matter becomes limited and uninspiring.
Being a guitarist that grew up on (and learned from ) Metallica (and many others), I also understand that coming up with fresh riffs and leads can also be challenging after 40+ years of material and can be really difficult to top without it sounding recycled. I think they could do well by shortening the songs OR ,at the very least, add more musically interesting harmonies and parts to the songs to showcase their talent and to keep interest in the song/songs like they've done hundreds of times in the past.
I'm guilty as well at wanting to like the new stuff sooo badly but unfortunately.....I can't hear any reason to cling on. When you can't pick up an album and find a reason to listen to it over and over like in the older days of great music....the artists have left the building.
Hardwired is a fucking killer album, but this one is fucking garbage. I thought Death Magnetic was a step in the right direction and they got there with Hardwired. They could've seriously coasted with it and kept touring. I'm a lifelong fan, but I seriously hope this is their last album.
@@XakTerrible I agree with Hardwired...there were more songs on that double that I liked VS disliked...but yea...this new album? I doesn't do anything for me. Thank God I got it as a gift and didn't pay for it!! lol
Heres your slop we know you'll eat it regardless how it tastes, see you in 5-7 years-metallica
In my opinion this album is a definite grower, at first I really didn't enjoy listening to the singles but enjoyed it all once the album came out
(I guess they flow better with the full package)
But at the full listen for the first time, The only times I actually got hooked was the Slow parts of 72S, Barbed Wires' Intro reminded me of Hardwired's "Here Comes Revenge"
-Room of Mirrors was the first song that I actually got immediately hooked to first listen, Chasing Light's Main riff felt super catchy
So at first listen, the album was okay, until I started to catch myself thumping or humming or whatever, to those parts of the album I actually enjoyed. That's when I gave it another spin and then tried to listen it in alternating orders (No singles), By themselves, etc.
At first I didn't care for this album as a Metallica fan, but overtime this is my most played album within Winter (I came late to the party, my first listen to the album was in June.)
Now I can even say I don't mind Kirk's "eh" solos in most songs here and just groove to them as the song is flowing
(Except Darkness Had a Son solo, that one's definitely the weakest solo but I still can kinda dig it, every other solo (Maybe not Shadow's Follow), I can get behind
If ya want, since Seasons is similar sounding to Hardwired, why not cut the fluff from both albums and make the best of the best?
Like example
1: Hardwired
2: Shadows Follow
3: Dream No More
4: Too Far Gone?
5: Halo on Fire
6: 72 Seasons
7: Moth Into Flame
8: Room of Mirrors
9: Am I savage?
10: Lux Æterna
11: Spit Out the Bone
12: Inamorata
(Thank Andrey Valenskio for the tracklist)
Just make what songs you like the best and combine the best of both albums and see what clicks for ya
Or you could be like me and try cutting down the album, like the album without the singles
1: Chasing Light
2: Shadows Follow
3: Sleepwalk
4: You Must Burn
5: Crown of Barbed Wires
6: Room of Mirrors
7: Too Far Gone?
8: Inamorata
8 tracks, 54 minutes.
Maybe I'm just easily impressed, who knows. All I know is I prefer Seasons over Hardwired (It's actually faster than Hardwired overall)
"Someone said the lengths are justified on the Load video" 👋
The average song length on Load is 5:35, meanwhile the average on 72 Seasons is 6:22. Many songs on 72 plod along and don't have enough interesting parts to justify the added time. The title track, Sleepwalk My Life Away, You Must Burn!, and If Darkness Had a Son have no business being 6-7 minutes long. I defended the long tracks on Load (which there aren't many of) because they do more interesting things compared to the copy-paste feel of these new songs. I'm fine with Inamorata cause I know the band is going for the slow-burn epic-closer vibe which I think works (it also feels shorter than 11 mins.) The last 3 tracks are really good, but the "boring butt-rock" album you guys hate has better riffs, songwriting, and more interesting ideas compared to this derivative Midtallica record.
I'll say this much. Load and this album are very similar in terms of quality.
5:28 when you have Metallica at home
Aaayyy, nice shout out to Dax Riggs. Super underrated guy
When the Kite String Pops is a banger and a half.
I've never heard much of his solo stuff, but Acid Bath is my favourite sludge band.
AJFA was not about politics, it was about Justice. If you've been paying attention, politics has very little to do with justice. If anything, quite the opposite.
The concept of Justice is incredibly political. Politics isn't just Democrats VS Republicans. Also, there's anti wars songs too, are you gonna tell me war isn't political?
@@ScoopedMids Yes. War isn't always political. It's usually financial/economical.
@@ScoopedMids Also, war has very little to do with justice.
I liked Lux Aèturna when it was called Hit the Lights
My dad and I just got married we are watching this on our honeymoon
HUH
And I broke up with my stepmom
WHA
…when listening to Lux Aeterna just reimagine the lyrics as Big Vagina 😂
This is why I don’t hang out with people that mainly listen to metal. Yes, I love metal but they weren’t even 30 seconds into the first song and they had already made up their mind about the entire album.
None of us mainly listen to metal. My favourite band is The Replacements, Nicki's is Blondie, Drew's is prolly like The Flaming Lips or Slowdive, and Caleb's is prolly Swans.
YOU COULDA GESSED WHOS HERE FIRST MUAHAHAHA
conglaturation, a winner is you!!!1
I’m a big early days Metallica fan and still liked the the black album blah blah blah but apart from death magnetic and hardwired to self destruct….
This sadly is so bad I think they should retire and I never thought I’d ever say it…. So Fucking depressing
They should take a break and do different projects with other people. Reunite a few years down the road and do one or two great thrash albums then retire. They have a brand that apparently is bulletproof no matter how many shitty albums they put out so they might as well just try to get some perspective outside of their circle and come back refresh with opened eyes. Maybe a ptoject with Mustaine would get them back on track.
Best Metallica since ...And Justice for All, but still not great. Yes, better than Black Album. There, I said it.
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"Better than Black Album"
See, there's having an opinion, and then there's being full of shit. Guess which one is you (joke)
You like this album better than Hardwired?
@@XakTerrible At first, yes. But now... I don't know. They're both pretty lame.
Death magnetic is better than hardwired and 72 seasons
Lars and Kirk have been phoning it in for decades. Especially Lars.
Title track's into made me think: Black Magic
And Lux Æterna: Van Halen ripoff?
I liked the album somewhat. I really enjoyed Too Far Gone, Lux (like everyone else), and Room Of Mirrors (I definitely think you guys glossed over a lot on that one with your commentary. I like the content but just saying "mid" a million times isn't a great review. Though I'm not disagreeing completely) but that's it. inamorata was overrated as fuck. People keep saying "Oh it's the next Orion" or some bullshit, and it's just a terribly boring long song, with awfully repetitive and cringe worthy lyrics that sound like some weird sequel to My Friend of Misery with one pretty cool middle section with bass and guitars. I'm glad they're still doing music, but listening to anything they've done in the last 20 years only just makes me want to go back and listen to the classics more
It’s bevis and butheads love children reviewing a shameless cash grab
I've gotta watch this later, don't have the time now. But before even hearing the commentary, I hate this album. I've liked them through all the twists and turns, but copying their own material just annoys the fuck outta me.
how much do u take back saying that "HTSD rarely drags" in the metallica ranking lmao? i really like the album, but the second half is mid, and now that were dead is so boring...
Yeah, the second half isn't great besides spit out the bone.
They are indeed one of the bands of all time, one of them in fact.
From birth to 18 years old is 72 seasons, still weird though
Who else thinks at the very least the album artwork should have been red instead of yellow?? This is a metal band not a pop band
72 yawns
METALLICA IS THE GREATEST HEAVY METAL BAND IN THE WORLD AND THE BIGGEST HEAVY METAL BAND IN THE WORLD AND THEY ALWAYS WILL BE. METALLICA DOSE NOT HAVE ONE BAD ALBUM OR ONE BAD SONG, EVERYTHING THEY DO IS A MASTERPIECE. THEY ARE THE KINGS OF HEAVY METAL AND NOBODY CAN AND NOBODY WILL EVER TAKE THAT AWAY FROM THEM. ALOT OF PEOPLE PRAY TO ONE GOD, BUT I PRAY TO 4 GODS AND THEY ARE: JAMES,KIRK,LARS,AND ROB
We know it's you Lars
WHY ARE YOU YELLING AT ME????
I AM NOT YELING AT YOU AT ALL I TYPE EVERYTHING IN ALL CAPS WHEN I TYPE STUFF I FEEL THAT I GET MY POINT ACROSS THAT WAY
You don't get your point across. A lot of people won't bother reading an all caps comment.
@@ScoopedMids WELL I AM NOT GOING TO CHANGE THE WAY I TYPE, WHY ARE WE EVEN TALKING ABOUT THIS?
LET’S GET BACK TO ME MAKING A COMMENT ON YOUR VIDEO. WHEN ARE YOU GOING TO COMMENT ON MY COMMENT ABOUT YOUR VIDEO?
Nothing more fun than hearing a bunch of whiny dudes complain about new Metallica music. 😂 🤦♂️
Yeah, it's almost as bad as people whining in the comments
Lmao got em
This was just 3 girls critiquing the way girls do. "I'm not saying you have to say something, but at least if you're going to say something, at least say something" pass me that tampon. What?
The songs are way too long.
you guys are so edgy.
We could be edgier
@@ScoopedMids dont, I already cut my elbow on that edge.
We're never too edgy, until we're so edgy we slice your pp off.
Soulless and insipid so boring and sticking to a repeated formula :(
Boring album but better than that piece of shit new Megadeth album. Even Senjutsu was better!
True
MidTallicA
They still making the same album , I stop listening when a band does s gig with a fucking orchestra