I remember hearing all the progressions from kill ‘em all all the way to the black album, didn’t even sound like the same band. It’s actually unbelievable the maturity of the songwriting has progressed from the debut to the black album.
Kill’Em All was decent, Justice was a radio/doucherock snoozefest for light beer drinking frat boys with gelled hair and tribal tattoos. And then from there, oh boy we all know what I could say lol.
You can definitely tell the growth between the two albums. There’s nothing wrong with Kill Em All, but I think, if their second album would’ve been more of that, it would’ve been thought of as a very generic thrash album. What they did with ride the lightning as far as musicianship, and as far as what they were talking about lyrically was just a huge step forward.
yeah but let's be honest, no one hits it out of the park on their first album a band has to learn how to be a band and the dynamics that make it happen, that's why usually the 2 or 3rd is the big one and then there will be another big one and that's usually it for any band for Metallica it was Puppets and Black primarily nothing wrong with Kill, Lightning or Justice but yeah that's how it pans out
@@martinkuliza yeah I totally agree with that. I was just pointing out that it’s not like those were the songs that made them big stars. And if they didn’t keep maturing and let’s say puppets and lightning was more of the first album I don’t think they make it as far as they did. And I love that first album but you can tell they grew a lot between that and the second.
Fight fire with fire is probably top 5 metallica songs for me. Gets the blood pumping man like a shot of adrenaline; straight brutal for that time period. Definitely karaoked it with gutterals and kind of like gothenberg style growls (think like whoracle era in flames).
@@gymguy25 oh then you have better choices than metallica for that haha. Iron reagan, Power trip, Warbringer, those are fast thrash bands much better than metallica
@@lidiaspazzard somewhat. He didn’t have the shorter hair in the front yet and the beard wasn’t as prominent more like a thin mustache. This is full black album look.
Dave was in the band for less than a year. He wrote Jump in the Fire and Phantom Lord (though the song is named after James' first band in High School) in his previous band Panic and then wrote The Mechanix and the second riff on Metal Militia which was his one and only writing collaboration with James in Metallica. James wrote Hit the Lights and Motorbreath in his previous band Leather Charm, he also wrote Whiplash, No Remorse, and Seek and Destroy as well as the first riff in Metal Militia and then the bridge added to The Mechanix that became The Four Horsemen. In fact, it was the first Metal Massacre recording of Hit the Lights with Lloyd Grant on lead guitar that made Dave Mustaine want to join Metallica. He definitely contributed but most certainly did not write Kill 'Em All. I love Megadeth but ffs fanboys need to grinding on Dave's jock.
It’s amazing how quickly musicians develop at that age. I remember our band was awful when we were 15, and by 18 we were easily the best band in our town
Putting a slow tune on Ride the Lightning didnt freak many people out. It was a natural progression from ballads by Sabbath, Dio, Queensryche, Maiden... a lot of heavy bands had mellow tunes. And Fade to Black isn't that mellow anyway.
No it actually did freak many people out. That was the beginning of the metal community yelling at them for “selling out”. A ballad on a thrash record was seen as a sellout at that time. Meanwhile Metallica proved they could write more than just thrash, they could write meaningful and cohesive songs.
@@Soldier_Sean Idk. It didnt "freak out" any of my friends. I think James is exaggerating. People were more freaked out when they changed their appearance for Load. Now that was extreme.
Kill ‘Em All was the record that changed my life forever I think it is the Best Metal Album ever made James will always be my biggest Hero and I met him🤘🫡
Master Of Puppets seems like the passing thesis to which Ride The Lightning was a failed essay. ...It got me into music at the end of the 80's - so I owe 'em infinite respect for that.
I always wondered how they wrote that many good songs in a short period of time, I guess now I got my answer, they didn't Lol. Yet, both albums are fricking awesome 🔥
It seems unthinkable now but I read back in the day many KillEmAll fans felt that any lower tempo song was a disgrace ok the same level as if they put a pop song on the album
I see a lot of comments about Dave Mustaine being kicked out & Metallica using his riffs. I wonder why they kicked him out? I’ve never seen Dave ever express his feelings about this matter consistently for over 30 years. I’m glad he took it in stride & wasn’t an immature, emotional, crybaby for over three decades! Whew! That would have been embarrassing!
You're joking....have a look at ya....have a damn look at ya. MOP is their best, that's an objective fact. And Orion is by far their best instrumental. Have a damn good look at yourself. And then slap yourself
I'll take MOP over RTL, but RTL is a great album. Fire > Battery / Bell > Thing / Fade >> Sanitarium / Creeping >= Damage MOP >= RTL (I say that cuz MOP is my favorite, but RTL comes in top 5) / Disposable >>> Trapped / Messiah >>>> Escape / Orion >> Ktulu So, really, the difference in the album to me comes down to the awesomeness of Disposable and Messiah vs. the solid Trapped, and pretty weak Escape.
@@stuartewoldt1513seriously? He was in the band 11 months and wants credit for all 20 of their albums 😂😂. He got co-writing cred on a few KEA and RTL, but he definitely did not "shape" their sound, that honor will always belong to Cliff and James.
Dave Untamed Mustang would have never went along with the drastic 2nd Album Transition . He has said he hated the Kirk Hammett Intro Solo to Fade To Black .
@@PhillipCalvin627 Dave's Bitter Scorn Love Affair towards Metallica is evident , even tho he hates everything they Produce since he left the Band . It's like that Woman he wants to have Sex with , but can't stand anything about that Woman to want to be with her Seriously .
@@cupoli138 Jump in the fire is the worst Metallica song on those first 4 albums it's like a cheesy glam song and they shouldn't have ever recorded it. Four horsemen was a good rework of mechanix
No it wasn't. Kill em all was mainly James and rifa the lightning was mainly James with cliff and Kirk. Dave wrote a whopping total of two riffs for the entire ride the lightning album!
My opinion, if anyone gives a $hit, is this- The real Metallica ( the basis for their name) is everything they did up to and including the white album AJFA. Everything after that is TinfoilallicA in comparison. I was lucky to have seen them with Cliff back in '86 at the Iowa Jam when they were at the top of their game. Thank you-
Ride the lightning, in my opinion, is better than master of puppets. Yet master puppets get a lot of glory because of the song master of Puppets. Kill em all was authentic thrash metal. In justice and the black album were boring, in my opinion.
Don't care who says what, Load was fucking awful. I miss the Metallica that did And Justice For All and before. I know people grow as musicians and all but damn. Hearing that album was like a brick to the face. Black album was kinda shit as well
@@imagereflection4826 Wrong. All 3 of the Metallica's first records are Dave's music. With the third album being a mix of Dave's solo's, riffs, song structure ,and music Metallica stole from other bands: ruclips.net/user/shortsK1_pbDarKf8 ruclips.net/video/iu8R8_Y2Zjk/видео.html Keep in mind this is a band that sued Napster for sharing music. Music Metallica stole from other bands 😆 The hits they are known for being the most egregious examples (Enter Sandman being a ripoff of a song by Excel which even the LA times reported on at the time as a stolen song).
@@mr.sophistication3232 Haha oh dear this is such rubbish! He HELEPD write 4 songs on kill em all and a whopping grand total of 2 riffs on ride the lightning. And that's it!!! And you've managed to add 4 songs and 2 riffs and make 3 albums worth of music 🤣 And yea try that with any band and get the same results by that's standard Dave and Megadeth are the biggest rip off artists going.
@@imagereflection4826 That’s not what the royalties indicate. I’m also not a “megadave” fan. You also failed to address the rampant plagiarism Metallica engaged in that I provided ample evidence for. They are a sellout no talent pop band and complete frauds. Period end of story.
Written by whom ? Ya grew, or simply changed ? Different lead guitarist that had completely different styles and sound might have just a bit to do with that. But, mostly slowing down to appease the record companys and become more radio/public friendly had the most to do with it. And, ya "kinda grew" out of what, Anaesthesia Pulling Teeth ? Then Burton died and you guys became rubber pant eye liner wearing queens. And Justice was evolved from Kill em All, huh? LMAO. Cliff em All !
The big difference IS THE FATHER OF THRASH was not present on RTL.. thus the songs are not as good and it’s overall a softer sound. DADDY MUSTAINE RULZ
They never give a Mustain the credit. James Heffron was intimidated by him. That’s why they kicked him out. He birthed Metallica without him. There is no band. That first record set them on the right course. It’s the only thrash metal record. I love Metallica, but they have been pricks to dave IMO
@@jhiramboggs But they did give him credit immediately. He spent too much of his career badmouthing them so naturally they just didn't wanna talk about him.
@@jhiramboggs why would they fire a player for being good ? They fired him because he was an asshole. Also if dave was that good he would come close to metallica but he couldn't.
Boo hoo. They're nearly 60 with children, it would ridiculous if they were the same band. Elitist nonsense. So Spit out the Bone is bland? Or Sad but True was commercial? Be quiet
The growth from Kill 'Em All to Ride The Lightning is unbelievable!
I agree. I got a chub.
I remember hearing all the progressions from kill ‘em all all the way to the black album, didn’t even sound like the same band. It’s actually unbelievable the maturity of the songwriting has progressed from the debut to the black album.
@@FlipGuitarist80 Absolutely! Unbelievable growth and maturity in terms of songwriting. They are great songwriters!
Went from punk to thrash. To melodic to progressive to commercial to blues to hard rock to garage to studio to modern
@@FlipGuitarist80 kill em all is better than the black album though.
Ride the lightning their best album imo. And fade to black is the best power ballad in metal history
Best song ever!!!!
Slayer
ajfa is better
you cant hear shit on rtl
@@garfieldfan3892 well you can't hear bass' shit on ajfa
Exactly!!!
Just consider:
Kill 'em All was released in 1983,
And Justice For All in 1988.
In a mere 5 years these guys raised the bar to an immense standard...
??? 5 years is a long fkn time ?
@@lukerodman5083 yup, thatʼs a lot of time.
@@lukerodman5083 if youre 12 maybe lol
and justice for all was their magnum opus
Kill’Em All was decent, Justice was a radio/doucherock snoozefest for light beer drinking frat boys with gelled hair and tribal tattoos. And then from there, oh boy we all know what I could say lol.
You can definitely tell the growth between the two albums. There’s nothing wrong with Kill Em All, but I think, if their second album would’ve been more of that, it would’ve been thought of as a very generic thrash album. What they did with ride the lightning as far as musicianship, and as far as what they were talking about lyrically was just a huge step forward.
yeah but let's be honest, no one hits it out of the park on their first album
a band has to learn how to be a band and the dynamics that make it happen, that's why usually the 2 or 3rd is the big one and then there will be another big one and that's usually it for any band
for Metallica it was Puppets and Black primarily nothing wrong with Kill, Lightning or Justice but yeah that's how it pans out
@@martinkuliza yeah I totally agree with that. I was just pointing out that it’s not like those were the songs that made them big stars. And if they didn’t keep maturing and let’s say puppets and lightning was more of the first album I don’t think they make it as far as they did. And I love that first album but you can tell they grew a lot between that and the second.
@@bdr113080
Yeah i know, and i agree
Cliff Burton influence
Fight fire with fire is probably top 5 metallica songs for me. Gets the blood pumping man like a shot of adrenaline; straight brutal for that time period. Definitely karaoked it with gutterals and kind of like gothenberg style growls (think like whoracle era in flames).
they did their 5 best records between the ages of 18 and 27/28. Amazing.
I like Death Magnetic a lot more than I like the Black Album
@@gymguy25 but thats you, the general opinion ranks the black album in their top 5
@@loombaron I like my music fast, Death Magnetic is fast, Black Album isn't!
@@gymguy25 oh then you have better choices than metallica for that haha. Iron reagan, Power trip, Warbringer, those are fast thrash bands much better than metallica
@@loombaron and what you said is just you and your opinion. Grow up. And dont come with that "the general public says im right" bs, you sissy.
RIDE THE LIGHTNING is one of there old school metal songs that I ❤️❤️❤️ listening over and over
I'm guessing this was filmed in '91, possibly '92.
Yup. That’s his black album look.
@@Radiodaze1073 Is it not also the Justice look too?
@@lidiaspazzard somewhat. He didn’t have the shorter hair in the front yet and the beard wasn’t as prominent more like a thin mustache. This is full black album look.
But if course we both could be right. I’m not here to argue. Lol. Cheers 🍻
I find it funny we can tell the exact year based on James' look
A sober interview for James
Stop hiding your feelings ❤️ I love your slow songs to . What man great stuff
Lightning is the best indeed 😌
He’s talking about MoP
Love Metallica!
Kreator
A man with spark.
That slow song happens to be fade to black one of my favorite Metallica songs.
This, and also Escape which Hetfield seems to blame for being too slow and commercial for then Metallica standards.
Testament
@@robertwalker3357shut up dude
Dave was in the band for less than a year. He wrote Jump in the Fire and Phantom Lord (though the song is named after James' first band in High School) in his previous band Panic and then wrote The Mechanix and the second riff on Metal Militia which was his one and only writing collaboration with James in Metallica.
James wrote Hit the Lights and Motorbreath in his previous band Leather Charm, he also wrote Whiplash, No Remorse, and Seek and Destroy as well as the first riff in Metal Militia and then the bridge added to The Mechanix that became The Four Horsemen.
In fact, it was the first Metal Massacre recording of Hit the Lights with Lloyd Grant on lead guitar that made Dave Mustaine want to join Metallica. He definitely contributed but most certainly did not write Kill 'Em All.
I love Megadeth but ffs fanboys need to grinding on Dave's jock.
Fade to black is considered a slower song. I love that. Really enjoy that song
Fade to Black is THE greatest song ever written.
@@shanecovey1901 Orion and Call of Ktulu would like a word with you
@shanecovey1901 that's a fair statement. But I'm my honest opinion. I'm going with BLACKENED
@@shanecovey1901damage inc
It’s amazing how quickly musicians develop at that age. I remember our band was awful when we were 15, and by 18 we were easily the best band in our town
I still think Ride the lightening was their best sounding album💪🔥
Putting a slow tune on Ride the Lightning didnt freak many people out. It was a natural progression from ballads by Sabbath, Dio, Queensryche, Maiden... a lot of heavy bands had mellow tunes. And Fade to Black isn't that mellow anyway.
so James is lying about people freaking out? Werent there allegations of someone committing suicide due to fade to black?
No it actually did freak many people out. That was the beginning of the metal community yelling at them for “selling out”. A ballad on a thrash record was seen as a sellout at that time. Meanwhile Metallica proved they could write more than just thrash, they could write meaningful and cohesive songs.
@@Soldier_Sean Idk. It didnt "freak out" any of my friends. I think James is exaggerating. People were more freaked out when they changed their appearance for Load. Now that was extreme.
Slayer and exodus never wrote ballads
I prefer Kill Em All. More raw. More punk.
Reckon he's talking about Justice as their latest album...
This looks more like black album era
Definitely Black Album era
@@midnight347 fair play, you're probably right
Black Album era. I think he still has some blonde in his hair in the Justice era
@@diracio It’s from raw and uncut 1991. Black album was released. Don’t assume brotha
Genius level musician with generational talent.
Kill ‘Em All was the record that changed my life forever I think it is the Best Metal Album ever made James will always be my biggest Hero and I met him🤘🫡
Master Of Puppets seems like the passing thesis to which Ride The Lightning was a failed essay. ...It got me into music at the end of the 80's - so I owe 'em infinite respect for that.
BSDASS insane old school metal
Sodom
Master of Puppets is by far their greatest work. As a whole album they were seasoned writers at this point in their career.
The cowardly Lion is full of wisdom.
Hes really soft spoken. Cool.
The Black Album interview (just in case)
Oh my goodness James Hetfield soooooooo young herec
I always wondered how they wrote that many good songs in a short period of time, I guess now I got my answer, they didn't Lol. Yet, both albums are fricking awesome 🔥
Man the backwards growth from Justice to the Black album was awesome!!! 😅
The difference for me is:
Work out legs: "RTL"
Work out upper" "KEA"
💪
😈
It seems unthinkable now but I read back in the day many KillEmAll fans felt that any lower tempo song was a disgrace ok the same level as if they put a pop song on the album
Cliff set the bar for the whole band
And nothing else matters
No need to mention Dave Mustaine, of course.
haha, of course no. you mfs 'll do it by yourself
No, there's no reason
@@fredriksvard2603 if his music influence is on first 2 albums why not give credit where credit is due … Dave had some great riffs and imput
Because it's irrelevant and not everyone feels the need to kiss Mr Mustaine's ass.
He didn't mention Hammett, Lars or even Cliff, so why mention Dave?
I see a lot of comments about Dave Mustaine being kicked out & Metallica using his riffs. I wonder why they kicked him out?
I’ve never seen Dave ever express his feelings about this matter consistently for over 30 years. I’m glad he took it in stride & wasn’t an immature, emotional, crybaby for over three decades! Whew! That would have been embarrassing!
Their first album was written by Dave Mustanne😮
No it wasn't
Kill ‘Em All would be the best thrash album from any thrash band outside the big four. And RTL completely destroys it.
Your opinion😅
What slow song is he referring to?
he reminds me a lot more of Dave here interestingly
The first 3 were the best. Do to cliff? Dave? They cared back then?
Their best ever album. Yep better than Puppets. Best ballad, best instrumental, best song.
You're joking....have a look at ya....have a damn look at ya.
MOP is their best, that's an objective fact. And Orion is by far their best instrumental.
Have a damn good look at yourself.
And then slap yourself
I'll take MOP over RTL, but RTL is a great album.
Fire > Battery / Bell > Thing / Fade >> Sanitarium / Creeping >= Damage
MOP >= RTL (I say that cuz MOP is my favorite, but RTL comes in top 5) / Disposable >>> Trapped / Messiah >>>> Escape / Orion >> Ktulu
So, really, the difference in the album to me comes down to the awesomeness of Disposable and Messiah vs. the solid Trapped, and pretty weak Escape.
Black!
@@zane4575 I don't think there is such thing as objectiveness in art.
thanks Dave!!
Anyone saying that AJFA is not one of the best albums is wrong!
Dave mustaine would agree 😂
He barely wrote anything anyway
@@imagereflection4826shut up
@imagereflection4826 that aint true. They took Dave's writing style and perfected it
@stuartewoldt1513 thanks Stuart, the oracle of all things metal. We are great full for your divine knowledge.
@@stuartewoldt1513seriously? He was in the band 11 months and wants credit for all 20 of their albums 😂😂. He got co-writing cred on a few KEA and RTL, but he definitely did not "shape" their sound, that honor will always belong to Cliff and James.
the lion💪🏻
Kill ‘Em All is 40 today! The beginning of Metallica as we know it
Late 80's Metallica might as well changed their name to Men Without Testicles.
Nope, sorry to disagree with you James but Master of Puppets will always be your best work.
"Escape" is one of Metallica's most underrated songs.
My favorite of all
Dave in the back frowning 😂
AND DAVE MUSTAINE
Великий человек
What year is this? 91?
Its 91/92 but it also might be 93. He still has long hair so it cang be 94 and he has a bigger moustache so at least 91
I know a lot about Metallica, but didn't know that.
He even says "Aagh" between sentences whilst talking.😅
and he was right. The black album is a masterpiece.
Slayer seasons in the abyss better
@@robertwalker3357 it's a masterpiece TOO.
@@robertwalker3357 no
I was shocked u r from Ca.
what do you mean. Did you think he was southern by any chance ?
Bro Shaemus that's you?
Master of puppets is the metallica sound
Dave Untamed Mustang would have never went along with the drastic 2nd Album Transition . He has said he hated the Kirk Hammett Intro Solo to Fade To Black .
I think he just hated Kirk in general. I was just listening to Ride the Lightning the other day and always really appreciate that solo.
@@PhillipCalvin627 Dave's Bitter Scorn Love Affair towards Metallica is evident , even tho he hates everything they Produce since he left the Band . It's like that Woman he wants to have Sex with , but can't stand anything about that Woman to want to be with her Seriously .
@@Mysterio-Solar Sounds like my ex-wife... (JK 🤣)
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lolz first album all the material was written 2 years prior to it coming out by Dave Mustaine
What? He wrote 4 songs. James wrote most of the album
Written 2 years prior hmmmmmmm???
That's because Mustaine help write half the album
Wri’n
You can thank Dave Mustain for both .
Why? Thank him for 3 songs and 2 riffs. Wow yea cheers 😅😅
Dave mustaine's is the reason the band changed so much.
Yea they got better the minute they fired him
The reason they were so good on the first 3 records, is Cliff Burton. The reason they aren't after those 3 records, is the absence of Cliff Burton
You erroneously omitted mustaine.
@@cupoli138 agreed
@@cupoli138Because he barely wrote anything and neither did cliff. Kirk wrote more than both of them noone wants to admit that
@@imagereflection4826
The 4 horsemen and jump in the fire are some of metallica's best songs and most everything post cb sucks.
@@cupoli138 Jump in the fire is the worst Metallica song on those first 4 albums it's like a cheesy glam song and they shouldn't have ever recorded it. Four horsemen was a good rework of mechanix
All that material was written.....by Dave Mustaine
Hey Dave ❤
Nah, barely any of it, actually. I think he made like one riff for Call of Ktulu, and the spider chord in Ride the Lightning
No it wasn't. Kill em all was mainly James and rifa the lightning was mainly James with cliff and Kirk. Dave wrote a whopping total of two riffs for the entire ride the lightning album!
No it wasn't.
The material for the first album was written by Dave & same goes for the second.
No, he wrote 4 songs on the first and only 2 riffs ont he second
not true
fade to zzzzz
The true difference…Dave Mustaine. He was responsible for their first album.
No he wasn't
kill em all sounds amateurish and like a garage band compared to ride the lightning which is my favorite album.
Putum up Putum up the Cowardly Lion from the Wizard of Oz as was James nick name back then.........😂
❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️JAMES❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️ "and uh...and uh....and uh..... 🤣🤣🤣🤣
When the Black album cane out I was no longer a fan. Im still not a fan of anything after And Justice for All
🥰🥰💙💚💙💚🥰😎
Jesus loves you guys so much. God is with yall through all of your problems
With me? His ass had either been non existent, or fuckin ghosting me.
*by Dave Mustaine
Nope
WRONG James that "last one" is NOT the best one!
why not?
Certainly not on Coke I reckon 😅
Written by Dave
No
Guys its called Metallica and black is because of black cover lads, get yo metallica fan shit straight 😅😂
My opinion, if anyone gives a $hit, is this- The real Metallica ( the basis for their name) is everything they did up to and including the white album AJFA. Everything after that is TinfoilallicA in comparison. I was lucky to have seen them with Cliff back in '86 at the Iowa Jam when they were at the top of their game. Thank you-
no one gives a shit. The Black Album was phenomenal.
It was all dave mustanes music
Not even close, mostly James's
a lot of Dave's material
No it wasn't
Ride the lightning, in my opinion, is better than master of puppets. Yet master puppets get a lot of glory because of the song master of Puppets. Kill em all was authentic thrash metal. In justice and the black album were boring, in my opinion.
you're embarrassing Bostonians with that comment.
@@johnp82 nope.
Because it was all written by Dave before they kicked him out and used his music!
Um...no
Don't care who says what, Load was fucking awful. I miss the Metallica that did And Justice For All and before.
I know people grow as musicians and all but damn. Hearing that album was like a brick to the face. Black album was kinda shit as well
dumb take
Dave wrote both. The difference is to what degree.
Both? Both what? Album? He only wrote 2 riffs on one of them lol
@@imagereflection4826 Wrong. All 3 of the Metallica's first records are Dave's music.
With the third album being a mix of Dave's solo's, riffs, song structure ,and music Metallica stole from other bands: ruclips.net/user/shortsK1_pbDarKf8
ruclips.net/video/iu8R8_Y2Zjk/видео.html
Keep in mind this is a band that sued Napster for sharing music. Music Metallica stole from other bands 😆
The hits they are known for being the most egregious examples (Enter Sandman being a ripoff of a song by Excel which even the LA times reported on at the time as a stolen song).
@@mr.sophistication3232 Haha oh dear this is such rubbish!
He HELEPD write 4 songs on kill em all and a whopping grand total of 2 riffs on ride the lightning. And that's it!!! And you've managed to add 4 songs and 2 riffs and make 3 albums worth of music 🤣
And yea try that with any band and get the same results by that's standard Dave and Megadeth are the biggest rip off artists going.
@@mr.sophistication3232 And the third album has NO music from Dave and NO solos . You Megadave fans are the most deluded fanbase lol
@@imagereflection4826 That’s not what the royalties indicate. I’m also not a “megadave” fan. You also failed to address the rampant plagiarism Metallica engaged in that I provided ample evidence for. They are a sellout no talent pop band and complete frauds. Period end of story.
Idc what anybody says kill ‘em all has Dave all over it. Every other Metallica record sounds drastically different.
He's all over 3.5 of the songs on that album.
@@Nichwar19🤣🤣🤣
Written by whom ? Ya grew, or simply changed ? Different lead guitarist that had completely different styles and sound might have just a bit to do with that. But, mostly slowing down to appease the record companys and become more radio/public friendly had the most to do with it. And, ya "kinda grew" out of what, Anaesthesia Pulling Teeth ? Then Burton died and you guys became rubber pant eye liner wearing queens. And Justice was evolved from Kill em All, huh? LMAO. Cliff em All !
What a load of waffle
Baby Metal.
Either way it’s all written by Dave 🤷♂️
@@Nichwar19kill ‘em all?
Either way it wasn't, Dave wrote just a few forgettable riffs.
Written by who James?!😂
Mostly James
The big difference IS THE FATHER OF THRASH was not present on RTL.. thus the songs are not as good and it’s overall a softer sound. DADDY MUSTAINE RULZ
Even dave knows Metallica are better boi
Ride the lightning is miles above kill em all and James wrote most of kill em all anyway.
They never give a Mustain the credit. James Heffron was intimidated by him. That’s why they kicked him out. He birthed Metallica without him. There is no band. That first record set them on the right course. It’s the only thrash metal record. I love Metallica, but they have been pricks to dave IMO
@@jhiramboggs But they did give him credit immediately. He spent too much of his career badmouthing them so naturally they just didn't wanna talk about him.
@@jhiramboggs why would they fire a player for being good ? They fired him because he was an asshole. Also if dave was that good he would come close to metallica but he couldn't.
KEA is better than RTL
No fcking way
@@Nichwar19 if you love speed and Mustaine's influence, jt is.
@@CalmFlavoredMusic i love good music that has good production and writing. Not that much into megadeth tho. Mostly because of vocals.
@@CalmFlavoredMusicMustaines Influence isn't as much as you think. He helped write 4 songs but it was mainly James.
@@imagereflection4826 Hahahaha, they never gave him the credits that he deserves. Even Right The Lighting has some Dave's stuff. Google it.
Dave wrote em all
Not even a 4th😂
Dave cried after them all
deja de fumar mota
@@thrashmetal00 still crying after them all
All 3.5 songs
Not sure exactly what happened but they don’t write songs like they used to. Nowadays it’s all commercial bland crap not even the same band
Boo hoo. They're nearly 60 with children, it would ridiculous if they were the same band. Elitist nonsense. So Spit out the Bone is bland? Or Sad but True was commercial? Be quiet
They did everything and got older. That happened. I still like their music though.
If the Beatles, Pink Floyd or Iron Maiden would release new albums it won’t sound as we used to know. Time changes, just enjoy what you like.