Did These Bands Steal Metallica Songs?
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- Опубликовано: 7 янв 2025
- Another round of plagiarism cases! Now it's songs and riffs that sound very similar to Metallica. So similar that some of these bands (heavy metal and a few non-metal) could've been sued for ripping off Metallica. Namely: Avenged Sevenfold, Iron Maiden, Pantera, Weezer, Sum 41, Megadeth, Rammstein. What's really stealing music and what's not? Let's discuss, and take it easy!
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Way to go friiiiend!
cool video.. check out "When" by Megadeth (The World Needs a Hero) which may touch on "Call of the Ktulu" - Metallica and "Am I Evil" - Diamond Head/Metallica. ...
One Man Out Live Band Mustaine wrote the Ktulu riff and it was confirmed that making it sound like Am I Evil? was intentional
What about buried alive by avenged sevenfold ?
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Who didn’t steal from Metallica? Even Metallica stole from Metallica
"Fuck it all, and fuckin' no regrets, I hit the lights on these dark sets!"
@@MKDumas1981 In these lines they robbed themselves 2 times lol
@@thedancingguy828: Yup. Along with "Off to Never-Never Land" at the end of "King Nothing".
Metallica stoled a riff of Metallica, in prince charming😂
st anger and sweet amber
Stealing Metallica songs is like stealing a whole lot more artists that just Metallica
Screwd Shadow you just offended and corrected half the Metallica community. Well done you.
What do you mean?
Ferd people in the Metallica community, not all of them, but a few, believe that all Metallica is plagiarism free. In some cases yes, it’s true in others. No.
@Rotten to the Core! your a dick man...
indeed, music develops, I don't think composers steal intentionally like other artists whose base is part of a song in a loop. The most obvious is 'for whom the bell tolls' part of which is fairies wear boots outro
7:17 Sounds like my garage band trying to play Sanitarium
Lol
That’s pretty much what it is to be honest
Right😂😂😂
XD
There are probably thousands of bands that "ripped off" Metallica, but arent widely known. Listening to some of local thrash bands really gave me an idea how influential Metallica is.
Rotten to the Core! Personally I think your full of shit.
I Made An Atom Bomb In My Parents Basement 1. Yes they can’t...they play it better (excluding Lars)
2. After 50 years they probably would have been dead for around 30-40 years so yeah.
3. That’s just your opinion
I Made An Atom Bomb In My Parents Basement 30-40 years after a person’s death a lot of people don’t listen that often.
I Made An Atom Bomb In My Parents Basement Talk for yourself. I am neither a millenial nor the person who has to be purged.
Power trip
Mustaine stole riffs from Metallica?
Ladies and Gentlemen, we got em
@@aocplusme5676 And Killing is My Business is inspired by Spit Out the Bone, sure
@@aocplusme5676 didn't know that Dave could see the future
Uh, both bands were ripping off Diamond Head and Anvil. Listen to Motormount by Anvil.
MusicMan is Dave a time traveler
FacePalm260 hahahahahah yeah yeah, what the fuck are they talking about
5:19 Ahh, yes there it is:
Squidward Vasylenko
Next time: Andry Roundpants
Blood Brothers/Orion bass lines together sound cool as hell
Hellyeah 😎🤘
@@jayvalle50 i thought the same thing
The chorus of the Misfits song Helena has the same melody as Sanitarium's bridge part (Fear of living on..), but in a different key
I decided to not include it, it's pretty minor. Just like Hollow
And the Metallica riff in that part is stolen from Rush Tom Sawyer.
@@TrevRockOne so freaking true.
there's another part in Helena that sounds like Creeping Death during the Die part
Was going to comment this. I've always seen it as that the Misfits recognised that they were a big influence for Metallica tho and added it as friendly banter or something
"Creeping Deth"
cursed metallica
And also Blackned
Well, we have only 12 notes so I bet there are a lots of similarities.
Yep
We actually have more than 12, we have 14 in one octave, and you can use more than an octave.
As Andriy said, they're basic.
That's the problem.
Edit: Miscounted, we do have 12.
My point still stands though.
@stargazer _099 those frets you told Are commonly known as notes or chords. E is E no matter where on The neck you play it. You just jump between octaves, thats it.
12 notes, in infinite shifting degrees (such as 21 equal temperament, algerian, quartertone, or tritone scales), across 10 octaves, across approximately 160 possible tempos, in durations ranging from 1.316 seconds to 639 years... yes, there CAN be a lot of similarities... but we have even MORE wiggle room.
7*
4:13 Damn, that harmonized beautifully.
I am a big fan of Metallica and Rammstein. I probably heard their songs a thousand times and have never noticed that similarities until now. But as you say basic patterns are not plagiarism althought people that does not play an instrument can't understand that very well.
yeah, and even cases of slight plagiarism should be taken easy. This is how music evolves
Exactly! As a fan of both, and a guitar player, Rammstein plays "basic" patterns, but they sound really heavy. Sometimes I find Rammstein songs sounding like other Rammstein songs, and that's no surprise, they tend to keep to their ways. Metallica goes back to basics sometimes too, like Fuel, (the classic 0-3-5), but they have to embellish everything. Rammstein's job is "to make it heavy".
@@350606 absolutely
2:03 MegadavE
😎🤘🤘🤘
This is how cover my gramatical mistakes
2:02
every other metallica album since the black album had an "unforgiven" on it. Black album: The unforgiven, ReLoad: The Unforgiven 2, Death Magnetic: The Unforgiven 3. The albums in between didn't Load,St.Anger,Hardwired. so if my theory is correct their new album may have an unforgiven on it. maybe it will be called IVgiven
just a theory
Maybe "I've IVgiven" :P
Man it's obviously got to be 'Un4given' 😂
@@cwmmetal Or just unforgiven
who started the thing of song sequels and trilogies?
metallica are pretty liberal towards copyright matters
napster: exists
mad marauder that’s literally stealing music, not just having a similar riff
XD best interpretation of this gag ever! Applaus
OH MY GOD, IM SHARING MY SODA WITH LARS ULRICH ????
OOOOOOOOOOOOH
I wrote a bass solo back in high school for my senior year music exam (I was 18 at the time) that was heavily inspired by Kill ‘Em All-era Metallica, with the main melody of the song being from Anesthesia and the second half being lifted from Cliff’s bass solo in The Four Horsemen (in which I basically took that same melody but played it in 6/8) and I even called the song Cliffhanger in honour of one of my favourite bands and biggest influences on bass. I still remember getting one of the highest grades in the class for it and my teacher really liked how it sounded, I still don’t know if he picked up on the similarities since I don’t actually if he’s even into Metallica but it’s still one of my favourite bass parts that I’ve written and I still hope to record a version of it with my band so I can have it out there as a means to show appreciation for one of the most badass and innovative rock bassists and one of my personal heroes
"When I joined that band they only had one song - "Hit the Lights" -
James did not write that song, a guy by the
name of Hugh Tanner wrote it. Then we did "Jump Into The Fire", "The
Mechanix", and the song
"Motorbreath" - which is another Hugh Tanner wrote, and I wrote the
intro to that, which Lars didn't know how
to drum.
I wrote the most songs on that whole fuckin' album! I wrote four of
them, James wrote three, and Hugh
Tanner wrote two!" Dave Mustaine, January 1984
on one of the shows, James told they actually started by playing less known songs of some European band because they struggled to write own ones
Where is the video at. Is it even on RUclips?
He was bullshitting Motorbreath and Hit The Lights were JAMES' songs. He wrote the former while in high school and the latter was with Ron McGovney. 1984 Dave was still butthurt and he was spouting bullshit.
Hugh Tanner should join a fuckin band
Well, Metallica went on to make Ride the Lightning (fucking classic), Master of Puppets (the ultimate metal album), And Justice For All ( a fucking masterpiece), Black (the most popular album in metal history) and ultimately the biggest metal band ever and are currently a household name. Mustaine is a whiny bitch with not much to speak of and puts on horrible shows. Metallica kicks ass night after night to sold out twenty thousand seat arenas.
Dimebag didn’t steal Metallica’s riff
Eh not steal, but maybe somewhat influenced by it. Like all of these basically. Nothing wrong with it, everyone does it. And yeah like he said, a lot of the progressions are somewhat basic
Here’s a couple to add to the list
Volbeat- The Loa Crossroads
(Main riff is a lot like The Four Horsemen)
Volbeat- The Everlasting
(Very much inspired by James’ riffing from Hardwired, as the band wrote this while opening for Metallica in 2017)
Music is music, it’s an art. Down to personal preference there is only so much strings on a guitar. Music is meant to bring enjoyment to people. Some people love Iron Maiden, some love Metallica, some love Avenged Sevenfold etc etc. Let’s just listen to our tunes and enjoy our favourite bands twist on riffs
Entertaining as always. Good job Andriy, greetings from Indonesia!
Thank you! Greetings \m/
6:27 I see what you deth there Andriy
That was a totallica stupid pun
Lol I just noticed
lmao
**Sad But True transitions into This Means War**
Now this is epic.
Fun fact both are in different tunings
Fun fact, the Avenged Sevenfold guys apparently reached out to Metallica with the whole This Means War riff
@@matthewhumes Believe me, everyone that claims that This means War has anything to do with Sad but True is NOT a musician. Guitars, bass and vocal melodies are 100% original and different.
I mean, seriously, the only thing they've got in common is the drum beat, which is also on another 1 million rock/metal tracks.
@@xGuitarInFlamesx This Means War has guitar melodies and Synyster Gates signature solo.
Why did I know that *The other band* Will be in the video?
Ps: the notification appered while I was taking a shower. What a good moment
Andry is so underrated. He deserves way more subs. 1 million! Make it happen!
I never noticed the Rammsteain ones! They are definitely not copying as you said, but yes clear influence.
i am with you since you had 15k subscribers and i wasn't even aware that you have almost 100k, congrats frrrriends :)
thanks for staying with us! \m/
Sum 41's Chuck album is underrated af
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8:15 I thought he was going to show Cemetery Gates and Escape(intro)
The Japanese J-Pop/Heavy Metal collaborative group called BabyMetal has paid tribute to Metallica on a few occasions. Off of the top of my head, the song called Song 4 briefly used one of the riffs from Master of Puppets (go listen to it, you'll know when you hear it). The song Death from them has a section very similar to the "Darkness, imprisoning me..." part from One.
fr? megadeth stealing metallica songs? that’s like the bank stealing from the robber
I think Mustaine played this riffs in Metallica like improvization.
@@kreptas9083 Mustaine had a big influence on Metallicas early thrash sound. He wrpte a shit ton of music for that band and they used it up. And Justice For All is where you really start to hear where they changed their sound. And once the Black Album hit they had a completely different sound. They weren't Thrash anymore. Dave honesrly had nothing to do with their later music.
@@casetheace8494 No, he co-wrote a few songs on their first album and a couple riffs on the second. Stop inflating his responsiblity.
@@casetheace8494 Dave only had a three or four song contribution to the first two Metallica albums. Seek, ride being more of the famous one. Only certain riffs. People act like he contributed to all songs. Late and James have always been main contributors
@@Omar_E11 The fact that he was the better if not the only good guitar player in the band made an influence on james, they were friends/brothers back then, not enemies, and they still are to this day.
I was waiting for Nocturnal Depression's "Nostalgia" maybe ripping off "My Friend of Misery"
Other than that, amazing video as usual 🤘🏻
Yep, pretty much a direct rip
Iron Maiden, really :D:D:D Maiden were one of Metallica's biggest influences...... actually many NWOBHM bands were...... Maiden, SataN, Motorhead, Diamond Head, Saxon, Venom etc......
P.S.: speaking of "Down By The Sea" by The Strawbs, I recommend everyone to listen to the entire record...... you won't be disappointed, genius album
Good comment. NWOBHM was a big Influence.
Not only that, there is also the fact that Iron Maiden is wayyyyyy better than Metallica
Soundgarden - Get on the Snake (1989)
Metallica - Bad Seed (1997)
Audioslave - Your time has Come (2004)
Soundgarden not so much. It is actually different riff although has similar vibe. However Metallica vs Audioslave, man, this is exactly the same. But I can somehow understand as the riff is kind of obvious and generic.
Yeah this was in MTSLOM
Dont forget Propagandhi - Anti-Manifesto where he literally says "by the way, I stole this riff" then plays a lick from AJFA
Not to mention that the entire Hail To The King album is produced exactly like the Black Album
Coming Home sounds just like a maiden song. And maiden has a song called coming home
Cong(R^666)ats for 90k subs! :D
Thanks man!
Crazy! I'd been subbed to him since he was at 20k...
@@larsswig912 same here, somewhere in April 2017.
@@DenisPauna Me too! I subbed after the misheard lyrics video :D
@@larsswig912 I subbed after the 'Things you may not noticed in Metallica songs'. :D
Honestly the pantera one shouldnt be here with the many other examples that could’ve replaced it on the video
Exactly my thought, I'm glad to finally seeing this comment. Hollow (which is one of my favorites Pantera's songs btw) have nothing to do in this video.
Rip dime!
Metallica themselves said that they paid Rush song "tom sawyer" a tribute, in the second part of "Sanitarium" 🤟
Congratulations on 90k!
FYI, A7X did not "steal" Sad but True, they actually asked Metallica for permission before releasing "Hail to the King". The entire album is intended as a respectful TRIBUTE to the entire era of music that most influenced them, ESPECIALLY Metallica and Iron Maiden.
perhaps Steve Harris wrote "Blood Brothers" with the sort of the same riff as "Orion" to honor Cliff and for that he called it "Blood Brothers". Both bass players, sort of same sound in the songs and a matching title. Just a little theory
Stealing from Metallica is like stealing from Walmart. We've all done it as a teenager at least once.
Stealing from Metallica is like stealing from a Goodwill lol
what the?? The sweater song ... I had no idea omg I love both the songs.
Congratulation Andriy's for 90k subs
Still waiting for 100k subs
Would like to see Sum41 Metallica tribute "Sum Em' All"
Deffo!
That’d be awesome
They did back in 2003 when MTV honored Metallica
They played Master of puppets I reckon.
Mustaine ripped off the Black Album(kinda) in Criptic Writings
Cool video man, I'm sure Megadeth took some riffs from Metallica
We all must take it all easy
Yea, you're right, but mainly, Metallica's riffs are made by Dave, so it's not easy to say which band has faked them and which not
Michael Afanasev wdym he only co wrote 6 songs they have over 100 😂
@@oldmatevb I mean the riffs which are linked with this topic.
Hahahahhahahahahahahahhahahahahahahaha no
there was a guy who combined metallica and beatles, it was very funny
you say Metallica might be too successful to care, but they actually forced him to rename his hobby group name so that it wouldn't be so similar to some part of their song / album name
Shadows Fall - Idle Hands is Battery. I remember them admitting it in an interview.
There is a bit in Nightwish's "The Greatest Show on Earth" (around 14:42 of the 24 minute song) where you can clearly hear the main riff from "Enter Sandman", most likley as a homage. You should check it out!
It's clearly a tribute, yeah. A bit subtle, on the right speaker:
ruclips.net/video/tkEcPYnVFsE/видео.html (15:36)
Or live, more evident:
ruclips.net/video/45brzDJKZ3o/видео.html (15:16)
The verse riff from SUM 41's Still Waiting have always been reminding me of Master Of Puppets.
Zakk Wylde also ripped off Metallica with Sold My Soul, he stole the riff from Welcome Home Sanitariums
Me: *peacefully drawing band logo listening/hearing your vids*
*Pantera - Hollow comes up*
Me: *cries is Dimebag*
I think cemetery gates its a more clear sample of a "rip-off"
Specifically Escape's intro and cemetery gates from minute 1:34 to 1:45 ; )
People complaining that Metallica used Mustaine's work on kill em all is stupid. That's like a company suddenly throwing away all the work that has been done by an employee they've fired or has quit, it's stupid. He was in the band and he contributed, afterwards both can use the instrumentals, simple as that, I don't see a problem.
That's like Slayer not playing anything that Jeff wrote... which would basically remove most of their setlist and discography...
@stargazer _099 Exactly. There are people who credit Metallica's entire success to Mustaine, going as far as to say he wrote all 4 80's albums. They're mentally ill.
@stargazer _099 which he did and I like Metallica , but turth is turth
Ikr it's not like he wrote the really big songs on MOP, RTL and AJFA
@@fyfecraigie80 He didn't.
@@Omar_E11 wasn't sarcasm sorry if I put it across wrong
A really good one you missed was Electric Harley House (Of Love) by Green Jello. During the solo section it almost sounds exactly like Enter Sandman and the singer even mentions ripping off of Metallica right after the solo in the song! I believe they even got sued for this plagiarism.
9:04 - Holy f*ck, I rightly felt that I had already heard that riff before listening to Metallica, it was Mutter! AND FUEL ALWAYS REMEMBERED ME TO FEUER FREI (I was Rammstein fan before a Metallica one)
I know this video is older now, but in Pantera's The Underground In America, at 2:24 you car hear what sounds like the main Blackened riff
Sold my soul (Black Label Society) sounds like Welcome home
seems like everything sounds like welcome home)))
i was trying to remember the name of the BLS song... thanks!!
and btw the sanitarium riff is pretty common and simple
@@gustavoknak4696 again, Emadd9 is a cool chord, Iron Maiden use it often
Hate to be the douche and bag of this conversation but I don’t consider sold my soul a bls track. It’s a Wylde solo track, it’s a small distinction really but book of shadows is its own entity imo.
Being a songwriter and my kids are song writing too, I always tell them out of all the possible combinations (notes,cords, and time signitures) there are still more songs out there.... it's going to happen.....
The real question is, how much did Metallica "rip off" Megadeth frontman Dave Mustaine, at least regarding their sound on the beginning? Metallica's Four Horsemen is practically the same song as Megadeth's Mechanix, a song Mustaine wrote when he was in the band Panic!, before joining Metallica and which he re-recorded for Megadeth's first album. Before you say it, I know Mustaine receives royalties from a couple of Metallica songs, but I'm more interested in possible influence Mustaine's brief involvement with the band might have had on their sound?
Riku Ruohomäki
Exactly!🤘
There’s a reason why Scott Ian and Dave Ellefson say that Dave made thrash metal what it is :)
Mustaine ripped off Marge Simpson’s voice
Dave didn't Invent thrash. Lars introduced Dave and James to diamond head and venom and they basically copied them. Dave invented nothing only megadeth fans could believ something so ridiculous
Mechanix wasnt a thrash song when he bought it to Metallica neither was jump in the fire.
James already had 3 Metallica songs before Dave joined too so it's a void point
That "The Unforgiven" and "Mutter" is not a little bit close to being similar, I get that you think that, it sounds similar but it actually isn't. "Orion" and "Spieluhr" are just basic riffs, I bet that almost every rock / metal band just got that riff. "Fuel" and "Fueuer Frei!" are similar, Rammstein's thing is just a bit slower.
Thank you for making this. Really like it :D
0:40, pretty much Google in a nutshell...
i know i ripped off/ mixed up lots of metallica riffs on my early recording but since i was on bass with overdrive fxs and lived on an island, no one noticed....
There’s going to be some guy in the comment section like “umm Metallica ripped of Megadeth “
No matter how good your camera is I love how your content has a huge 90s vibe . Even the lighting and all .
Bands stealing metallica songs ? Selena Gomez went a step further HIT THE LIGHTS AND WHIPLASH No other words needed
Don't worry I've fixed it! I copied and pasted the lyrics to Metallica's "Hit the Lights" and "Whiplash" onto the songs' Audio videos. I also edited the songwriting credits to include Lars and James As well as the actual songwriters. I can't wait for Selena Gomez's Fans to read the lyrics:
"Here on stage the Marshall noise
Is piercing through your ears
It kicks your ass, Kicks your face
Exploding feeling nears
Now's the time to let it rip
To let it fuckin' loose
We're gathered here to maim and kill
Cause this is what we choose".
I really have too much spare time...
Congratulations for 90k subs
thanks!
Has anyone ever heard the similarities between Enter Sandman and Shepherd of Fire (Avenged Sevenfold)?
whole Hail to the king album sounds like Black album
Honestly I think shepherd of fire is one of the few original songs on the album. I honestly like it more then enter sandman, especially the solo.
I can see some similarities. But overall I don't think it sounds much like Enter Sandman.
@@corncobking600 : Enter Sandman has always been one of my least favorite Metallica songs. I know it's their "biggest" song, but it never hit me like my many favorites.
In Volbeat's Sorry Sack Of Bones, the middle riff (around 2:25 in the song) sounds like the intro riff in Suicide And Redemption
Metallica ripped off "Fuel" when they wrote "Frantic"!
Id say the ripped off Fuel with Hate Train from the Beyond Magnetic demos. I usually do not try to sound like another band / song. It sips through via your influences in a mix that varies. Sometimes it might be more of the heavy influencers on my writing.
Metallica self-stealing doesn't count
Overkill with “Who Tends The Fire” and “Give A Little” plus there’s part of the Master Of Puppets solo somewhere on the Taking Over album. Also, “That Was Just Your Life” sounds like “Never Say Never” by Overkill.
Good work Andriy
I always noticed that in the megadeth song poison was the cure, the main riff sounds a lot like metal malitia.
Dave has disliked this video
while I defended him lol
@@AndriyVasylenko maybe he didn't like that😜
Dude, Rammstein didn't rip off Metallica, other bands didn't do that too! First of all, they didn't even know Metallica's riffs and songs! This is like saying Metallica are the pioneers and other bands are a rip-off! Wtf
Is that a joke? Haha
Check out the Danish band Artillery. When 'Tallica recorded Ride the Lightning in Denmark they shared rehersal room with Artillery (and Merciful Fate) who had at that point not yet released an album. Story goes thar Metallica was inspired by Artillery and vice versa. Unfortunately not much of old Artillery is awailable on Spotify and such
interesting info, thanks a lot!
I love Artillery, cool to know thanks
By Inheritance is the best thrash album ever in my opinion, it's just so good.
5:12
That’s so true lol
That song is the reason I got into Metallica. I always knew who they were but never got into them.
sum 41 - 88 is obviously One. even the title implies that
I must check it out
I used to think that, but I think it might be more like Raining blood by slayer
I haven’t watched this video yet but if he mentions The bitter end I’m pretty sure that’s a tribute song by sum41
Avantasia on the 2008 song 'Twisted Mind' clearly ripped off 'Whatever I May Roam' riff, is simply identical.
Green jelly used the enter sandman riff in one of their song, check that out
They also ripped of the Flintstones 😂😂
Being a fan of both Metallica and Sum 41, I feel so fucking proud of this 5:55 I'm glad you included this, man. Thank you frrrrriend \m/_
Yeah Dave would do that in spite of them 100%
I like to compare Cliff Burton and Steve Harris to a dude who builds mansions vs a dude who builds skyscrapers. Mansions are elaborate and huge and grandiose, skyscrapers seem pretty simple yet intimidating. In the case of skyscrapers (Harris) theyre still impressive and pretty plentiful while mansions (Burton) are fewer and more elaborate
Avenged Sevenfold : We Steal Metallica Song
Metallica : Sad But True
Metallica Again : Alright This Means War
Im Both Of Band Fans
Whoa pal, you have only 99k subs
I mean, it's not only, it's a lot
But I thought that you have waaay more
Your channel is amazing, and I've been watching your clips for some time now
I think that you're really talented and have some great ideas
This channel should be way bigger, but you'll get there eventually
Keep on rockin' my bro
Keep on rockin'
Never heard the sad but true in this means war. Still like it though.
Brody Bazzini same here even though they’re side by side I don’t hear it.
As a Language degree student, I must say thar your english has improved A LOT frrrrriend~
Cheers from Mexico!
RHCP’s “Zephyr Song” has the same Am-G-Em-F progression that Cliff wrote for To Live is To Die
I-vii-v-vi is pretty common)
There's a million songs w that chord progression dude
As an on and off guitar player for like 20 years (I mean as someone who does it as a hobby only) I sometimes wonder if it's even possible to create a "new" riff. Whenever I create something that I REALLY like, especially if it's simple, I think to myself "this can't be the first time this has been played right?". Does anyone else feel this way?
Yes because rammstein are a rhythmically based band!
Kreator straight up lifts part of the Fade to Black intro for their Gods of Violence intro as another example
The pantera one doesn’t sound like anything metallica has written,dimes solo at the beginning sounds way better
In 1984 Maiden put out 2 minutes to midnight which seriously sounds like Riot's Swords and tequila.
In 2018 Riot V (basically riot with no original members) put out Victory which has a main rift that sounds like Maiden's "the Trooper"
metallica wouldnt have most of their good songs if it werent for megadeth (dave mustaine). he wrote or at least heavily contributed to a lot of their earlier material. even after they kicked him out they still used his ideas
inkodesi Dave was in Metallica for less than 2 years and only contributed to co writing 4 songs.
He helped write 4 songs where do you people get this nonsense
04:30 Kid Rock is better example. And the worsted thing, is Undertaker using the song performing his entrance show before get in the ring.
You should’ve included the Mechanix just to trigger the mustaine fans
As explained, this means war was a tribute to Metallica. Avenged Sevenfold even got Metallica's blessing to release the song. In fact the entire hail to the king album was a big tribute to A7X's biggest influences.