I loved Garage Days re-Revisited. One of my favorite CDs when I was in High School:
Re: Terrible music you used to be into.
Posted: Thu August 20, 2015 2:10 pm
by Kevin Davis
This is going to seem stupid, but:
1. Kill 'Em All
2. Ride the Lightning
3. Master of Puppets
4. And Justice for All
5. Black Album
6. Load
7. Reload
8. Garage Inc.
Re: Terrible music you used to be into.
Posted: Thu August 20, 2015 2:12 pm
by Fuck You Jobu
Kevin Davis wrote:This is going to seem stupid, but:
1. Kill 'Em All
2. Ride the Lightning
3. Master of Puppets
4. And Justice for All
5. Black Album
6. Load
7. Reload
8. Garage Inc.
The 1st 4, really??
Re: Terrible music you used to be into.
Posted: Thu August 20, 2015 2:13 pm
by darth_vedder
Master Of Puppets
Kill Em All
Justice For All
Ride the Lightning
Garage Days Re-Revisited
Metallica
The rest
Re: Terrible music you used to be into.
Posted: Thu August 20, 2015 2:15 pm
by LetMeSleep
A band I was in used to cover Seek and Destroy. Fun times.
Re: Terrible music you used to be into.
Posted: Thu August 20, 2015 2:20 pm
by Kevin Davis
Fuck You Jobu wrote:
Kevin Davis wrote:This is going to seem stupid, but:
1. Kill 'Em All
2. Ride the Lightning
3. Master of Puppets
4. And Justice for All
5. Black Album
6. Load
7. Reload
8. Garage Inc.
The 1st 4, really??
Absolutely.
Re: Terrible music you used to be into.
Posted: Thu August 20, 2015 2:22 pm
by E.H. Ruddock
Kevin Davis wrote:
Fuck You Jobu wrote:
Kevin Davis wrote:This is going to seem stupid, but:
1. Kill 'Em All
2. Ride the Lightning
3. Master of Puppets
4. And Justice for All
5. Black Album
6. Load
7. Reload
8. Garage Inc.
The 1st 4, really??
Absolutely.
I actually agree with KD but I would throw the Garage Days re-revisited EP in just after Ride the Lightning.
Re: Terrible music you used to be into.
Posted: Thu August 20, 2015 2:27 pm
by LoathedVermin72
darth_vedder wrote:
LoathedVermin72 wrote:1. St. Anger
2. The Black Album
3. Ride the Lightning
4. Load
5. ...And Justice for All
6. Master of Puppets
7. Reload
8. Kill 'Em All
Still haven't listened to all of Death Magnetic. What I've heard is okay.
That is a terrible ranking.
Death Magnetic is okay, but if you think Avocado is brickwalled, then wait till you hear Death Magnetic. Yikes!
Honestly, I am not automatically averse to brickwalling like everyone else seems to be. If a producer is just doing it for "Loudness Wars" reasons, then yeah, that's fucking stupid, but I look at it as a valid sonic tool that an artist should be able to harness if they choose to. Everyone always talks about how harsh/abrasive/unpleasant it sounds, but my reaction is always "So what?" What if an artist wants their album to sound harsh/abrasive/unpleasant? What if they're brickwalling to make a sonic statement, like Sleater-Kinney did on The Woods? I understand that it limits the dynamic range and all that, but again, so what? Maybe an artist wants to limit the dynamic range for a reason.
Re: Terrible music you used to be into.
Posted: Thu August 20, 2015 2:31 pm
by Kevin Davis
Much as with auto-tune, what the world really needs is a brickwalled Kanye album, so that we can process the device's potential for artistic validity.
Re: Terrible music you used to be into.
Posted: Thu August 20, 2015 2:40 pm
by BigRedLedbetter
Puppets
Ride the Lightning
Justice
Kill em All
Garage Inc
Black
S & M
Load
Death Magnetic
Reload
St Anger
Re: Terrible music you used to be into.
Posted: Thu August 20, 2015 2:50 pm
by darth_vedder
LetMeSleep wrote:A band I was in used to cover Seek and Destroy. Fun times.
It's a great song, albeit it lifts the riff from Diamond Head's "Sucking My Love" (Diamond Head is the band who wrote "Am I Evil").
Re: Terrible music you used to be into.
Posted: Thu August 20, 2015 2:54 pm
by BigRedLedbetter
Awesome setlist the one and only time I saw Metallica. Thank God not much St Anger.
My bro was a massive metal head growing up. He saw them a bunch in the 80s. I can remember being like 7-8 and my Great Grandma being pissed he had a Kill em All shirt.
He would have named my Niece "Cliff"..... had she been a boy. He is in the front row at this show.
Re: Terrible music you used to be into.
Posted: Thu August 20, 2015 3:07 pm
by E.H. Ruddock
BigRedLedbetter wrote:
E.H. Ruddock wrote:
My first Metallical show, 1986 opening for Ozzy. Didn't have to worry about hearing the new crappy stuff back then!
My bro was a massive metal head growing up. He saw them a bunch in the 80s. I can remember being like 7-8 and my Great Grandma being pissed he had a Kill em All shirt.
He would have named my Niece "Cliff"..... had she been a boy.
Funny. I was in 6th grade at that time. My dad and my uncle took me to that show. It was a school night and the only way my mom let me go is if I still went to school the next day. I remember my ears ringing the whole next day in class. But at least I had my 3/4 black sleeve Ozzy shirt!
Re: Terrible music you used to be into.
Posted: Thu August 20, 2015 3:10 pm
by Kevin Davis
All the Metallica love in this thread is putting me in a good mood.
Re: Terrible music you used to be into.
Posted: Thu August 20, 2015 3:12 pm
by BigRedLedbetter
Kevin Davis wrote:All the Metallica love in this thread is putting me in a good mood.
Indeed!
Just threw on Master of Puppets!
Re: Terrible music you used to be into.
Posted: Thu August 20, 2015 3:38 pm
by nyquillyn
1. Master of Puppets
2. Ride the Lightning
3. And Justice for All
4. Kill 'Em All
5. Death Magnetic
6. Black Album
7. Load
8. Reload
9. St. Anger
3 and 4 are pretty close. But I'm not a huge fan of Hetfield's vocals on Kill 'Em and it lacks the atmosphere and precision of Puppets and Ride the Lightning.
Re: Terrible music you used to be into.
Posted: Thu August 20, 2015 3:44 pm
by darth_vedder
turned2black wrote:1. Master of Puppets
2. Ride the Lightning
3. And Justice for All
4. Kill 'Em All
5. Death Magnetic
6. Black Album
7. Load
8. Reload
9. St. Anger
3 and 4 are pretty close. But I'm not a huge fan of Hetfield's vocals on Kill 'Em and it lacks the atmosphere and precision of Puppets and Ride the Lightning.
I agree about the vocals. James really came into his own with Ride -> Justice. Still, Kill 'Em All is great. I love the raw energy of it, but yeah, the next three albums really have a whole different feel to them.
Re: Terrible music you used to be into.
Posted: Thu August 20, 2015 3:55 pm
by bada
01. Master of Puppets
02. Ride the Lightning
03. Garage Days Disc II
04. Black Album
05. Kill 'Em All
06. And Justice for All
07. Death Magnetic
08. Load
09. Reload
10. Garage Days Disc I
11. St. Anger
