Stuff Metallica NEVER DID (That Other Bands Do Do)
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"Best Of" album... im glad they didnt
Then the video’s beginning won’t disappoint you. (If anything, this comment was left before the premiere)
Totally. I imagine a list of all the crap ones: Fuel, Sandman, Unforgiven, Nothing Else Matters, Master of Puppets, Seek and Destroy etc.
@@elmud Crap? What?
On the concept album side, I always thought AJFA had the general theme of societal injustices (Blackened: pollution/nuclear warfare, ...And Justice for All: corruption in the justice system, Eye of the Beholder: lack of free will, One: war, Shortest Straw: blacklisting and witchunts, Harvester of Sorrow: domestic abuse, Frayed End of Sanity: mental health struggles, To Live is to Die: the injustice of Cliff's death and Dyers Eve: bad parenting) and the second half of 72 seasons is a kind of story about addiction, starting from Chasing Light where the protagonist is first drawn exposed to his vice, then If Darkness Had a Son is how his addiction controls him, Too Far Gone? (clue's in the name), Room of Mirrors is rehab/therapy and Inamorata is the final struggle and eventual overcoming of his addiction (not what I'm living for).
Lyrics is my weak side. Because it’s not my native tongue, I don’t have the habit of listening carefully to that, focusing more on the music and voice. And it persists even after having learned English
And yeah, thanks for the insights! I might use your comment in an extended clip from this video.
@@beinmetal No way, that's crazy! I've enjoyed your content for ages man, still to this day (even though I listen to Metallica less than I used to). One final insight I would like to offer (although this one is more of a conspiracy theory) is the uncanny similarities between the songs Shoot Me Again and Song For the Dead by QOTSA that came out a year earlier. They both start with a fast intro riff that then slows down into the main riff which are nearly identical between the two songs (C to C# movement).
29:50 As Stevie T put it: They went from thrash, to metal, to best metal ever made, to sell-out metal but still amazing, to "I guess we'll do whatever, we'll wear these fur coats and eye liner", to cover band, to orchestra, to movie stars, to "Napster, argh!", to *imitates drum on St. Anger*, to... whatever the hell this is (referring to Lulu), to horrible cover band and back to metal. :D
Classic quote
1. Fire the drummer and lead guitarist
2. Fire the drummer and lead guitarist that replaced the first two
3. Have the drummer and lead guitarist quit to start another band
4. Get sued by their former bass player
5. Cover a Sex Pistols song
6. Cover the Sex Pistols song they actually wanted to
I Dissappear was for the Mission Impossible 2 Soundtrack.
Sure, how could he forget it?! Is it a great song? No... but it's there.
Came to say this, considering he did a video on it not long ago, surprised me.
@@Ashtin18 that's right he did, I forgot about that
As far as a greatest hits goes, Guitar Hero Metallica is probably the closest thing to it.
Yeah, great one!
So many songs should've been in GH Metallica but weren't. They should've at least had different song packs as DLC besides just the entire DM album.
I'm not trashing on it by any means, fkn love the game with all my heart! It's arguably the best GH game ever made, along with WT, 3, and WoR
The dvd of all their videos is the closest thing.
@@TravisGreen_Music they weren’t allowed to include some songs (ride the lightning, blackened, AJFA) because they were already rock band dlc so I guess there was some exclusivity deal for those songs.
There was a chest of material for Live Shit: Binge & Purge, that was marketed as a box set in the 90s. A lot of the material was recorded in the 1980s. Sooooooooooooo, you see this is the brilliance of Papa Het & Lars. The combined a box set & a live album into 1 package. There was multiple CDs, booklets, posters, stickers, I think there may have been embroidered patches. The box set was modeled around the, Live Shit: Binge & Purge tour of the 1980s, when they were lovingly given the moniker, ALCOHOLLICA.
Lulu is definitely a concept album
The #1 selling live rock album in history is not was but still is the iconic, landmark, & groundbreaking, Frampton Comes Alive, from Peter Frampton and was recorded and released in 1976.
Things I want Metallica to do (and no one cares):
- Garage. Inc. 2 (with some covers that they played live such as Let It Loose, The Chase Is Better Than The Catch, Detroit Rock City, Hole In The Sky, The Money Will Roll Right In, London Dungeon and House Of The Rising Song).
- Re-record St. Anger (shorter songs, more tight guitar and better drum sound).
- Play ...And Justcie For All in its entirety, even if it is a setlist with only those 9 songs (we need Eye Of The Beholder live again!). And with the white drums!
- Play some songs they never played live like Cure, Where The Wild Things Are, The House Jack Built, Attitude, Purify or My World.
There's also, A Year in the Life of METALLICA, then Some Kind of Monster, are 2 more Rock Docs[copyright VH1]
YOOOOO, i totally forgot about the "best ballads".
i even remember that you talked about that in a previous video actually!
but my uncle had one copy of it, brazil is wild dude.
I feel like they have written in many METAL subgenres including, Thrash, Progressive, Melodic, Technical, & Symphonic just to name a handful.
Papa Het says, 72 Seasons is a concept album about growing up in a bad childhood. And on top of that 72 Seasons @ 4/year is, you guessed it, 18 years. And you have to live 18 years to be considered an adult in the US. Every song on the record is about problems faced by many children & teenagers. A perfect case in point, "Keep me inside, my name is suicide. Many teens including myself face this issue and many times the person doesn't say anything. They keep inside to themselves. This newest album is the only 1 that the band has called a concept album. There are Sooooooooooooo many similarities in, 72 Seasons an a concept album like, PINK FLOYD's, ANIMALS[1977] which is a concept album about the music industry and compared record execs to pigs🐖, dogs🐕, & sheep🐑.
The only replacement the ever happened in Type O Negative was when Johnny Kelly took over on the skins after Sal Albrucasto.
They have performed pretty regularly @ the Whiskey A-Go-Go[LA, California]
Papa Het & Country, yeah Mana Said, Low Man's Lyric, sound like any Country male Vocalist. When Papa goes clean on his Vox, he can do most musical genres, just have him sing lyrics to songs w/ different musical genres.
The 1st bootleg EP was a cassette titled, No Life til Leather.
I love MUSTAINE: A Heavy METAL Memoir.
one thing they never have done and the first thing that popped into my head (curious the AI didn't point it out) is making a hidden track. A song 10 minutes after the "last" one on the album ended.
They sorta had a little one at the end of The More I See cover.
@@beinmetal maybe run to the hills on garage days??
That song on South Park has a title. Little Boy, You're Going to Hell, is the name of it.
They have recorded in very famous studios.
Jason was also the bassist for, Vovoid.
Metallica did issue a dvd/blue ray, cunning stunts. It was actually before dvd’s became popular and the main gimmick was you could watch it choosing from the different cameras on your own. As far as documentariesx, you mentioned Cliff em all but there was also A year and a half in the life of as well as the follow ups
Always thought of St. Anger and Seasons as concept albums. St. Anger is going down the spiral of frustration and anger with the outcome of self-destruction while Seasons is going down that same negative spiral but with the outcome of wanting to go on for another day. Probably unintentional but that's how I always viewed them. Both albums were made in the wake of James returning from rehab, so I associate them with each other.
They had a dvd of all their videos. Thats more or less a greatest hits comp.
Man it’s so weird seeing you in this kind of way of editing lol, honestly I enjoy the classic andriy way (editing the shit out of everything) but i enjoyed this too, you kinda did it last year with the 72s review
That’s why we have the second channel :) Some topics fits this chill format better. Otherwise there’s no video at all, and that’s the worse option, isn’t it 😆
Metallica has always said they will never do a best of album 🤘🤘
Metallica had many box sets, including the fan cans. As far as special concerts, the one I went to in Philly was a special concert in 97. There was a national contest from radio stations all over the USA for which city would host a free Metallica concert. Philadelphia won “it was called the million decibel march” a play on the recent million man march. It was supposed to be about a million fans until some jerk off city councilman who years later would become our mayor tried to put a stop to it. The concert went on but was capped at 50k people
On the topic of break ups/hitaus:
just before the Hardwired-songwriting, james and lars must have had a pretty hefty argument/crash. In an interview after that album, james mentioned "well, on one day you think "I can NEVER writer songs with that person again!" and 5 days later, you're writing Atlas Rise".
In regards to soundtracks: You can call "I Disappear" an soundtrack for Mission: Impossible 2
Seems like Metallica has been breaking up since the very beginning. Because Lars has been since very beginning 🥴 And in regards to I Disappear, many people has already pointed that out and I can’t believe I missed it! Literally made a big ass video about it a few months ago
I feel that, Garage, Inc., & The S&M pair are a compilation of hits to me, just not in the format of a compilation of the greatest or the best of w/o something like an Orchestra or a compilation of hit covers they did to make it something different and new. I'm too much of a METALLICA fan for the average METALLICA fan. Sooooooooooooo many fans pick an album or era to have quams w/. That's not me, I LOVE EVERY METALLICA & EVERY MEGADETH ALBUM RELEASED.
The only live format album named as such was, The Big 4 of Thrash LIVE
I enjoyed this video format. Also I think you didn't mention I Dissapear as part of the Mission Impossible 2 soundtrack
Thanks! I realised that when the video was already live 😆 Funny that I literally made a video about I Disappear a few months ago on the main
For the blu ray/concert film, even if not counting normal live dvds, could probably count Through The Never, given the storyline.
I don’t think they ever did a lip sync performance … and if somehow someway they did I’m sure that it happened once and never again
I guess the closest to that was 72 Seasons promo video, where they seemed to play live, but Rob’s backing vocals was apparently James’
26:48 “or contribute to one”, I Dissappear for M:I-2
Andriy! I’m not sure if you uploaded it or not but I remember watching a video of all the Metallica demo/riff ideas. It included tapes of Lars humming different riff ideas and I can’t seem to find it anywhere!
ruclips.net/video/w_i6voLfUS0/видео.html&ab_channel=ArjanFrans i think you mean this
Hehe, this video was more about what Metallica actually did do, because they matched most of the points 🤣
Thanks for video.
That's very interesting what Metallica do do but if DiDDy was in Megadeth, what would DiDDy Megadodo?
I guess Lulu would count as a concept album
Wasn't,,I dissappear" a soundtrack from mission imposible 2?
24:33 lol
Basically S&M was a greatest hits just with a twist
A greatest hits album would have to be 4 CD's long!
Not really
Hehe. Do do
You said do-do
make good music amirite fellas!!!😂😂🤣🤣😹
Great idea. Many thanks.
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@@RedNK I'm older than you, son ;)
can you pls pls stop comparing Metallica and Dave mustang ,it's freaking annoying after a 100 times
Battery is called Battery because it was a name of a rock bar which Metallica frequently played visited and possibly played on. The lyrics are about the mood on this bar. So it is not about power source
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Yeah, I was joking. But you see, it’s still not control themed
@@beinmetal Hehe ok fair enough. .. And yes that was my point of my comment that it was not a control themed... Btw super cool observation. I have never really realized how the album cover with the puppet strings fits almost every song. At least few of them. Not just MOP the title track. like Disposable Heroes (probably my favorite thing that Metallica has ever done. And those lyrics don't hurt that decision), Leper Messiah, and maybe Damage Inc (one of the best from their catalogue)
Anyways always good to see you. Nice to have someone else that likes to nerd out about music like me, or even more, and especially about Metallica 🤟
It's about battery street. But it's a double entendre as they are referring to the using the negative energy they put into the music to make a positive impact on audiences which then goes back to them like battery.
Megadeth has benefitted from line up changes. Metallica having Robert Trujillo is a total waste of talent. Megadeths last two albums are better than anything Metallica have done in 35 years. I like both bands so I don’t usually like hearing the back and forth about who’s better but wanted to say that much.