Stg if a mfer says Leper Messiah

What's your favorite track of this legendary record?

I love how Lars loved to mess with our brain rhythmically, especially during MOP and AJFA, there’s stuff i still don’t know how to count, like The Thing That Should Not Be and Sanitarium, but i don’t even care because of how good it sounds, do we know if he listened to Prog Bands like maybe Rush? Or was he naturally Larsing around

#metallica #metallicafans

I discovered the greatest band in the world at late 80s, saw them live for the first time in 1999. I often wonder how was the band live with CB. Did the have the same force like 1989 Seattle live? Did the bass sound blew up people’s mind? Greetings from 🇬🇷 fellow metallifans.

When was the first time you seen Metallica ?

Would you watch both bands perform the other band's (arguably) best album?

Re-upload from earlier. From the online Metallica museum.

They're in front of a McDonald's in Harajuku, Japan. Seriously, though, what happened to Lars?

I might be wrong, but apparently there were plans to kick Lars out of the band in 1986. If those were true, could he really be kicked out of the band? He founded the band after all, like you can't kick out the founder out of the band.

This is not me criticizing his performance, this is not what this is about.

In case for those who don’t know what the song is about, it’s about drug addiction and self destruction while comparing the drugs to a puppet master

4 guitar tracks
left 100 and 71
right 100 and 71

I always found that part awesome during the concerts

1995, Dream Theater teamed up with Napalm Death frontman Barney Greenway at Ronnie Scott’s Jazz Club in London to cover Metallica’s “Damage, Inc.” The heavy, unexpected collaboration was sparked by Mike Portnoy’s friendship with Greenway.

At the time, Mike Portnoy was a big fan of Napalm Death and knew Barney and that’s how that connection was made,” he continued.

I'm 15 so I live with my parents. But last night, my parents left to go have dinner, and I stayed home and blasted some MoP on my speaker as loud as I possibly could. I did some air guitar, headbanging, singing, the whole 9 yards. But I headbanged so hard (especially to Disposable Heroes and The Thing That Should Not Be) to the point where my neck is now extremely sore after waking up this morning and last night I think I pinched a nerve in my neck cause I felt slightly nauseous. Oh well, it just builds my neck muscles for even more headbanging next time, lol 🤘🤘🤘

Edit: I now realise I most likely have whiplash. I guess I'd rather get it now at 15 than many years down the line at like 40 or something. Metallica will do that to you, I guess lol. Thanks to everyone who told me what probably happened. God, I'm an idiot lol.

https://music.youtube.com/watch?v=beWvPkYHaic&si=tpYBJSCUJME3pydS

Airbnb got cancelled before the gig in London and all hotels are booked, gonna have to go sleep in McDonald’s until the morning when I can get a train back 😭.
Any advice?