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Metallica

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Murder in the Front Row film poster

Murder in the Front Row: The San Francisco Bay Area Thrash Metal Story

None of the tunes and few of the faces and stories in this doc will be unfamiliar to thrash aficionados, but as someone who always felt a strong connection to the music and no connection at all to the beer-soaked mayhem that fueled it, I was most interested in the glancing references made to the adults in the room, some of whom were new to me. Metal Blade Records honcho Brian Slagel; Ruthie’s Inn proprietor/promoter… See more →

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Listening: May 2026

My most-played music for the month

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Listening: April 2024

My most-played music for the month

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Woodstock 99: Peace, Love, and Rage film poster

Woodstock 99: Peace, Love, and Rage

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Metallica

I knew right away that the arrival of Metallica’s …And Justice for All in my suburban home in June of 1989 was a pivotal moment. I didn’t even wait for my birthday party guests to disperse before sneaking up to my room to listen to it, even though its tone was decidedly at odds with the celebratory atmosphere. It was the darkest thing I’d ever been exposed to, forcing me to contemplate unvarnished truths about… See more →

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Metallica: Some Kind of Monster film poster

Metallica: Some Kind of Monster

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Listening: April 2023

My most-played music for the month

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Metallica’s deluxe box set version of the 30th anniversary remaster of the Black Album comes with six LPs, 14 CDs, six DVDs, and assorted swag/booklets/etc, and I have absolutely no idea who would want to buy it

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Listening: July 2021

My most-played music for the month

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Listening: May 2021

My most-played music for the month

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Listening: November 2020

My most-played music for the month

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Listening: May 2020

My most-played music for the month

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SCREAM
FROM MY SOUL
FATE
MYSTIFIED
HELL
FOREVER MORE

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MAKE HIS FIGHT ON THE HILL IN THE EARLY DAY
CONSTANT CHILL DEEP INSIDE

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Just FYI, I’m listening to Ride the Lightning pretty much every day now.

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Listening: March 2020

My most-played music for the month

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today youtube recommended i watch a video of a guy playing enter sandman on drums with dildos and then i closed youtube

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Listening: January 2019

My most-played music for the month

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Listening: October 2018

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Metallica

Some bar band or whatever.

A Metallica concert in 2017 is pretty unnecessary but I went anyway and my main takeaway was that Lars’s drums were purple and sparkly.

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looked at my cds and jesus lizard was placed alphabetically after metallica and ive torn the whole place apart but still cant find the bug

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Listening: March 2017

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T-shirt front: “America [stylized like the Metallica logo]: Free ’Em All” with a distressed image of the American flag. T-shirt back: “World Tour: American Revolution, War of 1812, Mexican War, Civil War, Spanish American War, World War I, World War II, Korean War, Bay of Pigs, Vietnma War, Dominican Republic, Lebanon, Grenada, Panama, Gulf War, Somalia, Bosnia, Kosovo, Global War on Terror, Afghanistan, Iraq War”.

Saw this t-shirt today. A take-off on Metallica’s Kill ’Em All: “America: Free ’Em All” with “tour dates” listing all of our wars. Cute.

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Listening: November 2016

My most-played music for the month

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About twice a decade, Metallica, itself incredulous, is like, “So, Rob, are you still a completist?”

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Listening: July 2016

My most-played music for the month

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Burton’s Law: “As a discussion among Metallica fans grows longer, probability of entitled, sniveling expressions of betrayal approaches 1.”

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Fun fact: The first time I heard Master of Puppets, I didn’t know my Walkman’s batteries were dying. At ≈60% speed, it’s still potent.

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Master of Puppets is thirty years old today. I feel it is appropriate to celebrate by listening to Master of Puppets.

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“Bass solo, take one.”

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Listening: January 2016

My most-played music for the month

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Today I learned that the “Hangar 18” intro recycles the chord progression from the “Call of Ktulu” intro, and all the world is new again.

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Thrash metal: So many bands have nailed the sound, but so few have written memorable songs. Maybe that’s why the “big four” bands dominated?

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Metallica’s medley of Rainbow covers is inconsistent, but damn, their take on “Kill the King” (at 4:23) sounds great. rol.st/1rkFZSl

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“Being a Metallica fan is a statement usually followed by a certain number of caveats.” avclub.com/article/enter-…

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100 Cassettes

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Metallica: Some Kind of Monster film poster

Metallica: Some Kind of Monster

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Too much quiet solitude makes me start singing in a contrived timbre somewhere between Scott Stapp and latter-day James Hetfield. Send help.

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Listening: September 2012

My most-played music for the month

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20+ years later, I still expect “Blitzkrieg” to follow “Whiplash”, as it did on my cassette copy of the ’88 Elektra reissue of Kill ’Em All.

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Wondering if @TheJasonNewsted has played @RockBandBlitz yet. He could hear his bass on …And Justice for All songs for the first time.

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Listened to all eighty-seven minutes of Lulu by Lou Reed & Metallica. I do not recommend you do the same.

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Metallica is the Stringer Bell of metal. They wanted out of The Game, but couldn’t figure out how to operate on the outside.

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Details Emerge on the Lou Reed/Metallica Album

Even from the insurmountable egos involved, the bloated boasting on display here is a painful read. But I have to admit I’m curious to hear this record, even if it’s a morbid curiosity.

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Listening: April 2011

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3 states, 3 planes, 3 trains, 2 shuttles, 2 cars, 1 cab, 2 friends, 1 relative, 4 legendary thrash bands.

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The Big Four Festival

Today’s agenda: 1. Drive across the desert with @essl and @VictoriaMia. 2. yfrog.com/h0bjeifj


Indio’s Motel 6 is currently dirtbag central. We are home.


I'm at The Big 4 Festival in Indio, CA gowal.la/c/459Fh


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For some reason, Twitter didn’t want you to know about M E G A D E T H and M E T A L L I C A .… See more →

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Freddy Rumsen : Sterling Cooper :: Dave Mustaine : Metallica

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It is the '00s, and when a graphic designer tells Metallica that his die cuts are more important than their lyrics, they listen.

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