#9 Why does NOBODY talk about the coiled snake on the cover? Drives me nuts! I'm convinced this album was intended to be called "Don't Tread On Me," but metal fans had already dubbed it "The Black Album"... pure genius lol.
About a decade ago, I was at a hotel and Newsted’s aunt and uncle were there. I remember them telling me about Jason marrying (the aforementioned divorce that occurred) and none of the members showed. They said it hurt his feelings.
100000 percent agree. You can thank Lars and James for the awful mix on Justice. A tragic lost opportunity for what could have been the best metal album ever IMO.
I agree as well. It took a long time for this album to grow on me and that’s mostly because there’s no fuckin bass present. But after playing with the EQ on my stereo I got as close to a decent mix possible and realized that this is a badass album. Doesn’t have the charm of Master of Puppets or Ride The Lightning but I think that’s also part of the appeal of And Justice For All. It just hits you harder and is way less forgiving than the other albums. Still not my favorite Metallica album but a really solid set of songs to play live, because the album mix stinks lol 😆
And that's the catch 22. If you want to make real metal, you have to settle for less budget and lower grade production value, and if you want the big budget, huge studio sound, you gotta sell out to get it, and well, once you do that, you're not making metal albums anymore.
The first Metallica song I heard was enter sandman, the second was One then my love for them took off after that and yeah I agree, justice could have been the best metal album ever but we all know that isn't the case
I'm happy for Metallica, but "justice" was my favorite album by them. When I heard the black album I felt like they went in a different direction and I didn't like it as much. But I am truly happy for them, the black album was a break through for their popularity. That being said I can listen to the first 3 albums on repeat and never get sick of them. Thanks for the video!
its like that for me too 1st 3 albums on repeat love them & even and justice,but i enjoyed the black album when it came now i cant stand most of it aside from the deep cuts & load & reload lets just put those in a dumpster fire
Newsted said in a loudwire interview that he doesn’t remember saying anything about not working with Bob Rock after the Black Album “I remember being so happy about the result that we wouldn’t work with anybody else except for him, that’s what I remember.” source: ruclips.net/video/8A6R5GDXD2E/видео.html 9:00
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Metallica never said “ isn’t E the Lowest key”, they were tuning down 6 years before, The Thing That Should Not Be- Master Of Puppets. I hear this so much and I just know it is not true
James did say that. Watch the bob rock interview on Gibson. He said he looked at every song om the album and noticed all the songs were in E. He asked James “why are they all in E?” James said: “it’s the lowest note”. Here’s the video he says it at 47:57 ruclips.net/video/jMHHMb2cmuk/видео.html
More like after 1985. The were signed to a major label on New Year’s Eve 1984. That action alone brings them into the mainstream… and they got bigger as a result. Also, their first headlining stadium tour wasn’t until 1988 for …And Justice For All. They were still an opening act for Master Of Puppets. They opened for Ozzy on that tour. They may have headlined clubs up until that point but that’s a smaller circuit and should not be confused for full blown Headlining Stadium Tours. That didn’t happen until 1988.
@@TheTenCentStory, yes they were a big act at that point. Nothing I wrote disputes that. But you are wrong about the Ozzy tour… they were not co-headliners. They were the support act. Again, any headlining they did before 1988 was for club sized shows. Headlining clubs and headlining stadiums and arenas are not the same.
Not in the key of E. The guitar was in E standard tuning. They tuned guitars to D standard tuning for Sad But True. Key of a song and tuning are not the same thing.
Both could be true at same time. Also James n Lars easily could have diff feelings from Jason about it. Clearly Jason is pro Bob given that his bass sound is back on an album
I would bet that was specifically at that time shortly after the tour and during black album preproduction. I’m pretty sure he’s backed off that feeling since. At least somewhat. I’ve seen them play many of those justice songs in full in the 2000’s/2010’s, and I’m sure he’s found a way to enjoy them once again.
But I know what you mean, though. It is a little crushing to think that a band would hate their most progressive and impressively written material. That would be like finding out Danny Carey hated Lataralus.
@@georgedajavs7608 That's not true at all. Kirk Hammett said that they played it in C# in the studio because they wanted it to sound heavier than anything anyone has ever heard in 1986. I'll give you the link to the interview and I'll put the timesstamp if you want.
This pisses me off every time I hear it, but Bob Rock is either confused or straight-up lying about tuning to D. Sad But True isn't the first time Metallica has written a song in D. The Thing That Should Not Be from Master of Puppets is in D.
I'm sorry but I love the sound of the and justice for all album better than the black album cause the justice album has a unique killer sound that no album from any other band has ever had or will ever have, such an amazing, unique sound
The part of about them tuning to D for Sad But True makes it sound like they’d never heard of down tuning before and that it was Bob Rock who showed them. The problem with that is The Thing That Should Not Be on Master Of Puppets, recorded 5 years before is recorded in D. This video is stupid.
You are right but the weird thing is that bob rock himself explained it the way it is explained here so I dont get it either. They had tuned to D before in thing and also bells is lower than E. So why do they explained it as if they have never heard of it before.
@@thejacksondk234, For Whom The Bell Tolls is in E but it’s a few cents off, so it’s not standard 440Hz. That’s why it sounds a little lower. If you’re not a guitarist that might not make sense but it is in E.
@@PCamron90 yeah that was my point. This video is silly. It said they went to standard D because all of the other songs were in E. It also said it was Bob rocks idea because they seemingly were unaware of down tuning. That's fucking ridiculous since they tuned to standard D for The thing that should not be. This vid should be called the ten things I thought I knew but got wrong 😆
I think Kill em’ all, Ride the lightning, Master of puppets, and justice for all was all way better than the black album ! Not that the black album wasn’t bad ass, it just didn’t sound as Metallica”ish” as the first four albums….but hey…at least it wasn’t like load & anything after ! Sorry but Metallica for me ends when the black album is over !!!!!
i knew about Nothing else matters James talked about it many times talking on the phone having his guitar sitting on his lab messing around open string then oooh gotta go, same goes for relationships was spoken of as well many times and the speed at least of Sad But true James also mentioned lyrics were rushed to follow the speed on the demo, also knew about the relationship between Bob and the guys,they spoke frequently about it
"They went on to record THREE more albums!" Load, re-Load and St. Anger!! Why was he so excited to say that? They are the worst things Metallica had ever done.
I call BS on #4. Metallica had already recorded The Thing That Should Not Be in D standard & they are not amauture musicians. They knew about time signature changes & changing keys but nothing about drop tunings? No way. I think Bob Rock is full of it.
All I know about The Black Album is that it was the beginning of the end for Craptallica. The transition from Thrash to Dad Rock began with this album and it only got worse.
if you watch a year and a half you can see they picked the cover art from a load of others. lars and james were going through them and saw that one and said they like it. what you said is not true.
Metallica in 1991: We have to write shorter songs Them literally 5 years later: Let's make songs that are over 10 minutes long (The Outlaw Torn among others).
metallica`s black album is not mind blowing,its a great album but fuck when you hear enter sandman or nothing else matters on the radio all the time it gets to the point of fuck the black album ill listen to the deep cuts screw the singles
Metallica have always been good at taking us on a journey with a song, for me songs on black album was like taking a walk around the block, seeing the same houses, same streets, same car... It was not bad, but very generic
Nothing else matters let the black album down to alot of metal heads, not that its a bad song or anything. But look past the ballad and the black album is a fukin great album no matter what! 8 year old me listening to Sad but true, no looking back!
Great album, I love And Justice For All but agree with James. Sounds shite and some songs are too long like the title track is so god-damn boring. He really upped his vocal abilities on the Black album, very powerful singing on some tunes.
I know ONE thing about the black album that apparently nobody else knows, that makes all the other 10 things on this list irrelevant: The black album SUCKED.
Wish ppl would call it by its real name, 'Metallica' -- it's a self titled album, not black album; but often referred to as the black album. Anyway, thats all. Peace. Keep rockin' ✌🏻🤘🏻
@@Joel-ry6ol why are you confused? I dont appreciate something automatically just because its Metallica. I have my own ears and brain. I have never been more disappointed to listen to an Album than when I was an excited 16 year old listening to Load for the first time. I take that back. St Anger was even a bigger let down. Load has since grown on me slightly. I like Outlaw Torn and Bleeding Me but the album overall doesn’t get played. St Anger and Reload are still 100 percent trash in my opinion.
10 things you already knew about the black album.
Yep.
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@@UnbrokenFlame no
@@RandomPerson-ui3xv no problem, God bless
Lol exactly
#9 Why does NOBODY talk about the coiled snake on the cover? Drives me nuts! I'm convinced this album was intended to be called "Don't Tread On Me," but metal fans had already dubbed it "The Black Album"... pure genius lol.
Imagine divorcing a metallica member just before the black album released. That's a big L
Why’d I think that EXACT same thing?!!
Just got divorced, then the dude absolutely skyrockets.
Those women don't deserve their best if they could not put up with their worst...
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About a decade ago, I was at a hotel and Newsted’s aunt and uncle were there. I remember them telling me about Jason marrying (the aforementioned divorce that occurred) and none of the members showed. They said it hurt his feelings.
@@Pee-Pad damn they really treated Jason like shit
I just really wish “And Justice For All” had the same production as the black album.
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100000 percent agree. You can thank Lars and James for the awful mix on Justice. A tragic lost opportunity for what could have been the best metal album ever IMO.
I agree as well. It took a long time for this album to grow on me and that’s mostly because there’s no fuckin bass present. But after playing with the EQ on my stereo I got as close to a decent mix possible and realized that this is a badass album. Doesn’t have the charm of Master of Puppets or Ride The Lightning but I think that’s also part of the appeal of And Justice For All. It just hits you harder and is way less forgiving than the other albums. Still not my favorite Metallica album but a really solid set of songs to play live, because the album mix stinks lol 😆
And that's the catch 22. If you want to make real metal, you have to settle for less budget and lower grade production value, and if you want the big budget, huge studio sound, you gotta sell out to get it, and well, once you do that, you're not making metal albums anymore.
The first Metallica song I heard was enter sandman, the second was One then my love for them took off after that and yeah I agree, justice could have been the best metal album ever but we all know that isn't the case
I'm happy for Metallica, but "justice" was my favorite album by them. When I heard the black album I felt like they went in a different direction and I didn't like it as much. But I am truly happy for them, the black album was a break through for their popularity.
That being said I can listen to the first 3 albums on repeat and never get sick of them. Thanks for the video!
its like that for me too 1st 3 albums on repeat love them & even and justice,but i enjoyed the black album when it came now i cant stand most of it aside from the deep cuts & load & reload lets just put those in a dumpster fire
Same here like they had to dole
themselves down to become mainstream!
Newsted said in a loudwire interview that he doesn’t remember saying anything about not working with Bob Rock after the Black Album
“I remember being so happy about the result that we wouldn’t work with anybody else except for him, that’s what I remember.”
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Please never photoshop Bill Gates' face onto the Metallica guys again. Wow that was horrible.
James: We really have to write shorter to-the-point songs....that you can play later on when we're old.
Lars:........crickets........
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Metallica never said “ isn’t E the Lowest key”, they were tuning down 6 years before, The Thing That Should Not Be- Master Of Puppets. I hear this so much and I just know it is not true
Exactly! They’ve been playing music since the 70’s and 80’s and they don’t know about down tuning in 1991? Total bullshit.
Sad but true (sorry, I couldn't resist, lol).
James did say that. Watch the bob rock interview on Gibson. He said he looked at every song om the album and noticed all the songs were in E. He asked James “why are they all in E?” James said: “it’s the lowest note”. Here’s the video he says it at 47:57 ruclips.net/video/jMHHMb2cmuk/видео.html
Anyone thinking Metallica was an underground band after 1983 needs to do more homework
Yeah, they were headlining stadium tours all throughout the 80s.
More like after 1985. The were signed to a major label on New Year’s Eve 1984. That action alone brings them into the mainstream… and they got bigger as a result. Also, their first headlining stadium tour wasn’t until 1988 for …And Justice For All. They were still an opening act for Master Of Puppets. They opened for Ozzy on that tour. They may have headlined clubs up until that point but that’s a smaller circuit and should not be confused for full blown Headlining Stadium Tours. That didn’t happen until 1988.
@@julianortiz4151 I'm pretty sure that Ozzy stadium tour was a co headlining gig. I could be wrong. But they were a huge metal act at that point.
@@TheTenCentStory, yes they were a big act at that point. Nothing I wrote disputes that. But you are wrong about the Ozzy tour… they were not co-headliners. They were the support act. Again, any headlining they did before 1988 was for club sized shows. Headlining clubs and headlining stadiums and arenas are not the same.
4:22 - they had previously written recorded and played the thing that should not be in d standard so that quote doesn't seem probable.
Not in the key of E. The guitar was in E standard tuning. They tuned guitars to D standard tuning for Sad But True. Key of a song and tuning are not the same thing.
Yep. Caught that too.
30 years... today. How time flies... 18 then. Great album.
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@@UnbrokenFlame No, thank you.
@@TheTenCentStory no problem, have a great day. God bless
I was 13! Still can't believe it's 30 years old.
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No.10 has a proven wrong by Jason himself in a Loudwire interview. Jason says that they "wouldn't work with anyone except Bob Rock"
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Both could be true at same time. Also James n Lars easily could have diff feelings from Jason about it. Clearly Jason is pro Bob given that his bass sound is back on an album
2:51 "Lars Urlich" 😂 epic fail
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Metathesis
@@UnbrokenFlame no one cares
@@hamster1748 if you aren't interested that's ok, just move on
Also could of mentioned that in the beginning of "Wherever I May Roam" throughout that song the big gong sound is from an open 12 string bass guitar!
It hurts my soul to hear James say that he hates Justice. :(
He also hates his kill em all voice
I would bet that was specifically at that time shortly after the tour and during black album preproduction. I’m pretty sure he’s backed off that feeling since. At least somewhat. I’ve seen them play many of those justice songs in full in the 2000’s/2010’s, and I’m sure he’s found a way to enjoy them once again.
But I know what you mean, though. It is a little crushing to think that a band would hate their most progressive and impressively written material. That would be like finding out Danny Carey hated Lataralus.
Is that Gwarsenio narrating?
I thought the same immediately.
Bam! I think he is. That’s fuckin Jordan 🤘
100%
idk why so many people hate the black album sure it’s not super heavy but it’s still really catchy and has great solos
Sending positive vibes to whoever reading this! (From a new lyric youtuber!)
#4 is wrong. They D tuned The thing that should not be in 1986
Actually, The Thing That Should not be is tuned down to C#
@@kylester0055 exacly. Kirk said that everyone was tuning half step down so they tuned another whole step down from that
@@glazer850 Yeah, something like that
@@kylester0055 incorrect. The thing that should not be is recorded in D standard in the studio, but they play it in C# live
@@georgedajavs7608 That's not true at all. Kirk Hammett said that they played it in C# in the studio because they wanted it to sound heavier than anything anyone has ever heard in 1986. I'll give you the link to the interview and I'll put the timesstamp if you want.
This pisses me off every time I hear it, but Bob Rock is either confused or straight-up lying about tuning to D. Sad But True isn't the first time Metallica has written a song in D. The Thing That Should Not Be from Master of Puppets is in D.
I'm sorry but I love the sound of the and justice for all album better than the black album cause the justice album has a unique killer sound that no album from any other band has ever had or will ever have, such an amazing, unique sound
The Black album was the down fall of Metallica
The part of about them tuning to D for Sad But True makes it sound like they’d never heard of down tuning before and that it was Bob Rock who showed them. The problem with that is The Thing That Should Not Be on Master Of Puppets, recorded 5 years before is recorded in D. This video is stupid.
You are right but the weird thing is that bob rock himself explained it the way it is explained here so I dont get it either. They had tuned to D before in thing and also bells is lower than E. So why do they explained it as if they have never heard of it before.
@@thejacksondk234, For Whom The Bell Tolls is in E but it’s a few cents off, so it’s not standard 440Hz. That’s why it sounds a little lower. If you’re not a guitarist that might not make sense but it is in E.
@@julianortiz4151 yeah i am thats why i say lower than E and not Eb like the god that failed. Its the same with i think walk. Its d standard is lower
Love this classic MetallicA album the last of what I call "The Big 5"..this album came out when I was at my first year of High School.
Bob rock !! The 5th member !! They are bros for life !! He da man
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Not all the songs on the album were in E, Unforgiven is in Am.
My Friend of Misery was too, except the chorus which was F#. Sad But True was in D, and The God That Failed was in Eb.
@@PCamron90 yeah that was my point. This video is silly. It said they went to standard D because all of the other songs were in E. It also said it was Bob rocks idea because they seemingly were unaware of down tuning. That's fucking ridiculous since they tuned to standard D for The thing that should not be. This vid should be called the ten things I thought I knew but got wrong 😆
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Justice is a bad ass album! Idk what they're smoking
Justice is and remains my favorite Metallica album
Legendary album by a Legendary and iconic band!
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LOL. Dave Lombardo of Slayer threw the Black Album in the trash the first time he listened to it.
Jealous. Still he played a show with them. Slayer never reached the popularity or respect. And Slayer sucked after 1990 anyway.
@@gamleskalle1 Nah. He genuinely didn't care for it because he realized they went commercial.
@@gstar7686 Slayer commercial with MTV vidioes too.
@@gstar7686 and what's wrong with that?
@@FuriousDaveCBH Nothing. The Black Album has some really good songs. I just prefer their heavier stuff.
Ha! s'up Gwarsenio?
I think Kill em’ all, Ride the lightning, Master of puppets, and justice for all was all way better than the black album ! Not that the black album wasn’t bad ass, it just didn’t sound as Metallica”ish” as the first four albums….but hey…at least it wasn’t like load & anything after ! Sorry but Metallica for me ends when the black album is over !!!!!
i knew about Nothing else matters James talked about it many times talking on the phone having his guitar sitting on his lab messing around open string then oooh gotta go, same goes for relationships was spoken of as well many times and the speed at least of Sad But true James also mentioned lyrics were rushed to follow the speed on the demo, also knew about the relationship between Bob and the guys,they spoke frequently about it
The reverb though
1:23 where is this from?
Love anything they put out!
i like the voice impressions, pretty close. haha good job!
kirks voice too..hah
Is that Gwarsenio?
The Black Album is my favorite Metallica album...
Elitists: U ARE A FAKE FAN, BURN HIM, KILL HIM
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@@UnbrokenFlame I’ll look into it
@@_CPP_ thanks so much! Let me know what you think, when you get the chance
It has to be pretty deep for us fans to not already know almost everything about MetallicA
They didn't know about drop turning huh?
That is very interesting Charlie Benante would compare the breakthrough to bill gates who has the same name number as Metallica in chaldean. 25
I'd love to hear hetfields original darker version.
"They went on to record THREE more albums!" Load, re-Load and St. Anger!! Why was he so excited to say that? They are the worst things Metallica had ever done.
It being more pop I think that would be why, I don't know.
Load and re load are great albums. Justice is my favorite.
Load is fucking awesome
I call BS on #4. Metallica had already recorded The Thing That Should Not Be in D standard & they are not amauture musicians. They knew about time signature changes & changing keys but nothing about drop tunings? No way. I think Bob Rock is full of it.
Fuck yeah, Gwarsenio 🤘
The key of E or E tuning?
Whatever your views on the Black Album, you can't deny that it's a masterpiece in music production. Bob Rock knows his shit.
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I guess so, but prefer Pantera's '92 album.
All I know about The Black Album is that it was the beginning of the end for Craptallica. The transition from Thrash to Dad Rock began with this album and it only got worse.
Metallica was an underground band during Ride the lightning. After that however, not so much
if you watch a year and a half you can see they picked the cover art from a load of others. lars and james were going through them and saw that one and said they like it. what you said is not true.
I blame Bob rock for st anger
St Anger was a necessary step in Metallica’s career, Bob rock didn’t have that much influence on the sound. It was something the band themselves made
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@@MarioLuigi-yz9pz Yes thank-you!
Kirk Hammett also snaked the riff from an Excell song for enter sandman.
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Eerm.. Leper Messiah from Puppets in 1986 was in D.. so not like they weren't familiar with downtuning!
Who's Lars Urlick?
at 4:44 who is the woman?
Kirk Hammett.
Dude don’t say that the black album was better than and And Justice For All, you’ll upset fans
The Wack Album
I can here that sound from the song dr feelgood, that trotting low rhythm at the beginning, dumdumdudmdumdum
These.
Songs.
Were.
NOT.
Pop.
Songs.
As a veteran of the times, this revisionism about the Black album really pisses me off.
Metallica in 1991: We have to write shorter songs
Them literally 5 years later: Let's make songs that are over 10 minutes long (The Outlaw Torn among others).
Creative leap? Not so much. Commercial, yes. And that’s not me hating, calm down.
Lars Elrich?! Wtf
Is that Gwarsenio Hall narrating?
All the songs in key of e?
Err..
Unforgiven, My Friend of Misery, God that Failed ...?
This was my first Metallica album. Pretty solid one. It stayed in my player for days.
I was bait and switched. Where is the stuff I don’t know?
Sad But True = Metallica ended with 'Black Album'.
Imagine how many songs they wrote but we will never hear them.
2:52
Urlich?
metallica`s black album is not mind blowing,its a great album but fuck when you hear enter sandman or nothing else matters on the radio all the time it gets to the point of fuck the black album ill listen to the deep cuts screw the singles
Metallica have always been good at taking us on a journey with a song, for me songs on black album was like taking a walk around the block, seeing the same houses, same streets, same car... It was not bad, but very generic
*noice*
Plot twist:
I knew all of these 🤷♂️
2:51 Lars Urlich?
I thought the cover was inspired by spinal tap
Lmao Lars Erlich. And you're a rock magazine?
You can say fuck.
Bassless "Justice..."...
Certain Little Danish Tw@t can probably say one or two things about it...
Cheers!
I.
"Lars Urlich"
Am I the only one who realizes that this is narrated by gwarsenio yall from two minutes to late night. You killed it man
Nothing else matters let the black album down to alot of metal heads, not that its a bad song or anything. But look past the ballad and the black album is a fukin great album no matter what! 8 year old me listening to Sad but true, no looking back!
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@@UnbrokenFlame sweet
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They haven't written anything heavy since Justice.
My least favorite album
Great album, I love And Justice For All but agree with James. Sounds shite and some songs are too long like the title track is so god-damn boring. He really upped his vocal abilities on the Black album, very powerful singing on some tunes.
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Reading this just bores me... why cant everyone else just Appreciate Metallica. get of your high horse
@@Joel-ry6ol I enjoy them, listen to all the albums and don't own a horse.
Is that kirk narrating????
I know it's gay
I know ONE thing about the black album that apparently nobody else knows, that makes all the other 10 things on this list irrelevant: The black album SUCKED.
Wish ppl would call it by its real name, 'Metallica' -- it's a self titled album, not black album; but often referred to as the black album. Anyway, thats all. Peace. Keep rockin' ✌🏻🤘🏻
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Just Ehhh!
The downfall of Metallica
Never heard of Metallica
Black album sucked.
Yes it isnt trash metal
Only thing to know is that it absolutely sucks!!! These clowns have become everything they claim they hated..more phony than kiss.
Bob Rock went on to collaborate 3 turds with Metallica
whats with the hate on those albums?.. Obviously you Don't seem to appreciate what Metallica have released.. Be grateful sam.
@@Joel-ry6ol why are you confused? I dont appreciate something automatically just because its Metallica. I have my own ears and brain.
I have never been more disappointed to listen to an Album than when I was an excited 16 year old listening to Load for the first time.
I take that back. St Anger was even a bigger let down.
Load has since grown on me slightly. I like Outlaw Torn and Bleeding Me but the album overall doesn’t get played.
St Anger and Reload are still 100 percent trash in my opinion.
Overrated...😴😴😴
They're literally one of the biggest bands in the world. Calling them overrated is like saying Nickelback sucks, like, we already know.
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Yet here you are :D