@@georgemikkelsen3142 The Call of Ktulu* Technically even Metallica spells it wrong. They spelled it that way because they thought fans would never be able to pronounce "Cthulhu". James still regrets doing that. He thinks it makes them look like idiots. Lmao.
The placing of the final harmony in The Call of Ktulu is CRIMINAL. It caps off the whole song in the best way possible. Should definitely be way higher on the list no matter how simple it is.
@@bakruptfern329 im not, and I think is a masterpiece but when it comes to rhythm sections the song is kinda "meh" for Metallica standars... it gets repetitive but the song doesn't suck because of the beautiful middle section 🖤
@@FuNoK83 I strongly disagree. The original recording is cool and all but it's just pretty plain and straightforward. Nothing really special about it. Kinda just sounds like an idea they were workshopping. The reversed track sounds epic... and the way it builds to a climax and transitions into the riff is perfect.
@@Lassef3kit's always the same bla bla, but if they had release a similar album to any of the first 4, it would be " they are just recording the same stuff, they lost their imagination, innovation etc..."
Personally, I didn't find the album BAD, but I did find it very repetitive and underwhelming overall. But there's some good stuff in there that is deserving of recognition@@TuscanyBall
...And justice for all outro not being even mentioned is the greatest act of injustice in the history of mankind,. Each time I observe acts of justice in everyday situations, this is the melody that pops into my ear without me forcing it to do so, Metallica actually found out what justice SOUNDS like.
While you can argue about the order, there's no arguing the sheer amount of beautiful, emotional music these guys have added to the world in their lifetime. What a damn legacy to leave behind, tons of them give me chills like no other band, even the less musically complex ones. 🤘
That whole bridge was unnecessary. The song should’ve just transitioned from the chorus straight into the solo. The second, clean bridge after the solo is much better
I don't think it's bad, it's just the general consensus of how fans view this song. Most of them consider this song to be boring and repetitive including lars
@@dataman95 I wouldn't say it's crappy, it's just not as good metallica treats it. They drag this melody for like 2 mins without any extra development and the solo after it really doesn't fix anything like in fade to black where the solo after the harmony is absolutely amazing. Maybe if introduced a new melody during the harmony or idk kept harmonising the fuck out of the tracks, it would've been better. Maybe as a main riff, it could work but not as an "epic" war pigs outro wannabe. Take spit out the bone for example, the reason why it's so great is because A) the build up is actually good B) the melody is fucking epic as hell, C) it doesn't drag on endlessly d) the stop breathing part after that makes it even sweeter. Take suicide and redemption as well. It doesn't repeat the same melody over and over again(the really major sounding one), it develops into a new melodic harmony. That's the difference. Also we have dream no more which although not thaaat great but still has a decent build up at least and melody is good.
Ride the lightning, master of puppets, and room of mirrors are all tied for #1 for me I’m sorry but room of mirrors is just so good it makes you feel just so triumphant when it starts and at the end when James is singing set me free with it going again is so awesome
honestly i feel the same way w Inamorata with the insane harmony section and then the song ending w that great ass chorus, I personally say it’s top 3 for me
2 Huge misses for me....Leper Messiah. After the solo, wow, that is so groovy, great harmony with Lars double-kick in the background. And then Ride the Lightning, right after Kirk's epic solo is a pretty sweet harmony section. It's pretty basic, but fast as hell and sounds awesome in the context of the song.
I feel like maybe you don't know what harmony means. The two specific spots you mentioned don't have a harmonized section. Harmony is when there is a lead guitar melody and two or more layered parts playing in major thirds or minor thirds or whatever the interval might be. The parts "harmonize" with each other. You're just talking about a couple riffs.
@@rubemortenson1724 perhaps not. I took harmony to be when both guitars are playing the same melody, but not a riff. I'm not a music guy, so I'm just going off of what I have picked up. So, what would you call those sections, then? They aren't riffs, they aren't solos. I mean, in MOP, it's pretty obvious, but they are doing essentially the same thing, playing the same melody with each other, as they do on RTL section I mentioned, just not as fast.
this list is fucking ridiculous the only value this video has is the compiling of some of the best parts of metallicas songs in ine place. dream no kore and 72 seasons above some of their best 😂
This is a really great video. Maybe every one of us can have a different order, but is totally subjective. Your comments, the labor of cut and reunite every harmony (even "Damage Inc") is amazing. Thank you, my man.
Blackened Intro is #1 for me. It was the first song I ever really heard from Metallica after I bought AJFA from Rasputins in 7th grade. I vividly remember sitting at my dining room table for whatever reason and putting my cd in and just getting blown away.
Honestly #1 Fade to black, why?? because it has long duration of ending harmony + kirk's solo ( in this case ) is a true definition of beauty, and what else??? is the emotion make a tears falls😊 Not gonna lie 🗿
Metallica have truly written what to me are some of the most beautiful melodies I have ever heard and have inspired me in my writing tremendously. All the pain in James's life perhaps gives birth to this in the music.
I don't know if you would call it a harmony, but the first interlude from one, the part that gets played 3 times, kirk also plays that very beautiful solo over it, it is one of the best things (if not the best) my ears have listened too
I really like the Too Far Gone riff/harmony because of the way it combines the harmony into one solid riff that starts with the chugs and ends with the harmony
The Room Of Mirrors harmony should be higher on the list i think, it's definitely up there with their best. The harmony is my favorite part of 72 Seasons, and it just fits so well with the rest of the song.
I was getting nervous because I wasn't seeing Sanitarium anywhere...but you totally nailed it. I didn't see the section in Fade to Black between the 2 last verses. And the AJFA outro (hardest outro ever).
@@gameex7395 I knew about cliff teaching them harmony I just swear I saw or heard from somewhere that James wrote it but you’re probably right it most likely was cliff
The pre-solo Blackened harmony in my opinion should be number 1. Absolutely amazing, for me, one of the best guitar sections in all of music. It never fails to get me hyped.
There are so many songs / harmonies that begins so fragile and ends up one of the most powerfull songs of all time. I like this list how you have built it. Have to listen more specifically Metallicas songs.
Some that I disagree(mainly just no.45 and no.41) but Lords of Summer, there's a reason why I love the garage demo a whole lot more and it's because they really extend that melody and harmony to the max, and it sounds beefier. Overall great list man.
The end of Halo on Fire is one of the best pieces of music ever written, could be in the top 5... glad I'm not the only one who loves the intro to The Struggle Within!
Fight Fire With Fire should be in the top 3. They ripped that shit out of nowhere in the opening track of their sophomore release after a debut album that really had nothing like it.
I don't think people realize it's not worst to best it's only goes from good to MYTHICAL FUNERAL MUSIC It only gets from "ehh that's good" to the greatest metallica has hit the nail with harmonies
A couple things: 1) eye of the beholder mad underrated. 2) i would have put the one outro way higher, but maybe i like that song too much 3) i think i would have had orion as my 1, man that song is so crazy good Great list tho
Esto demuestra que metallica cuando quiere es la mejor banda del mundo, cuando Kirk se despega un poco del wah y la escala pentatonica, lars le pone ganas y mueve sus pies y manos , dejan que Rob aporte y james decide sacar su genio y talento al máximo hacen la mejor música que puedas escuchar
Can I just say thank-you for pulling this together and your commentary. We can all argue over what should be number 1 or what's missing from the top 10 (and I think you're a bit harsh on the last 2 albums, esp Hardwired). But, there's so much shit written about good and bad metal, esp about Metallica, without any insights, analysis or original thought offered (just copy and paste 'I stopped listening after the black album'). You've done the work, pulled this together and put your considered thoughts about the merits or otherwise of a stack of awesome music. Chapeau!
Enjoyed this! Although I massively disagree with most of it 😆 Without doing a full list: my worst is My Apocalypse. My best is either One (before the machine gun drop out), or the breakdown in AJFA the song. Peak is certainly AJFA album! Honourable mention goes to Inamorata, it’s not massively complex but carries a lot of feeling. 🤘🏻👍🏼 … oh and just to be the pedantic internet guy, most of these are just James despite you crediting Kirk and a harmoniser pedal 😆
Great video! Maybe you could try and find some Metallica like font and also place your text (not the song title) in the center (and make it a little bigger). It's a valid list imo
The end of Halo on Fire is actually one of the best things they've done. It's such a classic-sounding lick! I love it!
Totally agree! That harmony gives me the feel good's every time I hear it. This guy s*** all over it. Some really "meh" takes here.
Agreed! Also not a harmony
That part is indeed fucking Epic!!!
What the fuck is this guy talking about? Saying it’s cringe? Eat shit!
Anathema - fragile dreams
The intro to Halo in fire is like Orion intro
for me Orion will always be the #1
Orion or call of katulu. But ,🤘🤘🤘💯
Amen brother 🙏
@@georgemikkelsen3142 The Call of Ktulu*
Technically even Metallica spells it wrong. They spelled it that way because they thought fans would never be able to pronounce "Cthulhu". James still regrets doing that. He thinks it makes them look like idiots. Lmao.
@@rubemortenson1724haha I never knew that
I thought it was because of copyright stuff
The placing of the final harmony in The Call of Ktulu is CRIMINAL. It caps off the whole song in the best way possible. Should definitely be way higher on the list no matter how simple it is.
when i saw that i had to comment to you and quit this video , it's no sense at this point
Not just the song but it leads to the conclusion of one the most important thrash metal albums ever
@@TheTrooperMBthis whole video is a non sens...
One of the most epic harmony outros ever
I love how there's just a mediocore/boring song but then the harmony is like the best thing you've ever heard.
so real thank uou asa
@@ResubidorSerialPLEASE tell me you're joking
@@bakruptfern329 im not, and I think is a masterpiece but when it comes to rhythm sections the song is kinda "meh" for Metallica standars... it gets repetitive but the song doesn't suck because of the beautiful middle section 🖤
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@@ResubidorSerialrage bait
The inamorata harmonies hit me like an emotional sledge hammer every time I hear it. Amazing song.
Same
Yup
the unforgiven low is a crime
it's good but it's pretty short, that's what holds it back
@@aldolopez8878 suits the song though
@@aldolopez8878yea me too, starting at 0:43 I wish that part was around 10 seconds longer
Blackened intro will always be #1 in my books just incredible
You need to mention the reversed intro... As it should have been originally. It really sounds better imho
@@FuNoK83or both as it fades into the next, thats like the only way I can listen to it now
@@FuNoK83 I strongly disagree. The original recording is cool and all but it's just pretty plain and straightforward. Nothing really special about it. Kinda just sounds like an idea they were workshopping. The reversed track sounds epic... and the way it builds to a climax and transitions into the riff is perfect.
Never let bro cook again
Bro tried to cook but ended up burning the kitchen
He cooked and gave us food poisoning
He tried to cook and gave us E coli
he burnt the whole block down 😭
To live is to die is #1 for me. Sounds amazing, length is perfect, buildup too
also perfect song
yeah, the harmony is one of the best if not the best, #1 and #2 should be interchanged IMO
Same, but its really close@@pramshusharma6428
The Room of Mirrors harmony is so incredible. Tops off an already amazing album.
Yeah, I don't get how people say it's bad
@@TuscanyBalli guess bc it doesn‘t sound like their first albums
@@Lassef3kit's always the same bla bla, but if they had release a similar album to any of the first 4, it would be " they are just recording the same stuff, they lost their imagination, innovation etc..."
Personally, I didn't find the album BAD, but I did find it very repetitive and underwhelming overall. But there's some good stuff in there that is deserving of recognition@@TuscanyBall
I found the album to be basically terrible besides that song sadly
...And justice for all outro not being even mentioned is the greatest act of injustice in the history of mankind,. Each time I observe acts of justice in everyday situations, this is the melody that pops into my ear without me forcing it to do so, Metallica actually found out what justice SOUNDS like.
...And Justice For All is Nr. 12 here
@@theanusinspector You missed a word in my comment, the fifth one ;).
While you can argue about the order, there's no arguing the sheer amount of beautiful, emotional music these guys have added to the world in their lifetime. What a damn legacy to leave behind, tons of them give me chills like no other band, even the less musically complex ones. 🤘
Concuerdo contigo bro, Metallica para mí es la mejor banda del mundo, literal tengo toda su discografia desde principio a Fin. 😎🇲🇽❤️
This has opened my eyes to how beautiful the album …And Justice For All really is, I never looked on the harmonies but now…
Agree with Sanitarium, this harmony part with the inbound final Solo is perfection. It‘s so emotional 🥹
Exactly
100%, one of the best things metallica ever did
Room of mirrors makes me ascend to a higher plane of existence
Specially after James’ scream and the double bass, gawh dayum
That's how I feel with the intro to Blackened
I loved the End of the Line's harmony, it gave a sudden adrenaline kick, and as a guitarist, the sound of it just sounded so interestingly new
I recently learned this song on guitar and the harmony was easily the best part to play
That whole bridge was unnecessary. The song should’ve just transitioned from the chorus straight into the solo. The second, clean bridge after the solo is much better
@ Opinions are subjective, to each their own
For me the blackened intro will be the most beautiful thing I’ve ever heard in my life. Best opener to any album ever made imo
atlas, rise! It's very good to be in such a low position, the harmony that this song has is beautiful and very satisfying to listen to
100%👌🏻
To be really real, My Apocalypse's harmony rips my neck apart every time I listen to it. It sounds like pure chaos, I love it.
Eye of the beholder considered boring? Bruh its an incredible song. I would pay them to play that song live at least once
That's what a concert is also yes thay song is awesome other than the verse part
I don't think it's bad, it's just the general consensus of how fans view this song. Most of them consider this song to be boring and repetitive including lars
@@MuhammadAhmedMubashirit's all lars fault
They played it live on the Damaged Justice tour, didn't they?
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@@MuhammadAhmedMubashirthe song is definitely repetitive and the structure is pretty basic but imo that song has so much meaning.
Too Far Gone and Halo On Fire that low is a war crime, otherwise pretty good list
can we all appreciate that all these gems are from a single band?
Putting halo on fire so low is a fucking crime
Ok, where would u put it then?
its crappy, be honest to yourself
@@dataman95 I wouldn't say it's crappy, it's just not as good metallica treats it. They drag this melody for like 2 mins without any extra development and the solo after it really doesn't fix anything like in fade to black where the solo after the harmony is absolutely amazing. Maybe if introduced a new melody during the harmony or idk kept harmonising the fuck out of the tracks, it would've been better. Maybe as a main riff, it could work but not as an "epic" war pigs outro wannabe. Take spit out the bone for example, the reason why it's so great is because A) the build up is actually good B) the melody is fucking epic as hell, C) it doesn't drag on endlessly d) the stop breathing part after that makes it even sweeter. Take suicide and redemption as well. It doesn't repeat the same melody over and over again(the really major sounding one), it develops into a new melodic harmony. That's the difference. Also we have dream no more which although not thaaat great but still has a decent build up at least and melody is good.
@@MuhammadAhmedMubashir but halo on fire outro is actually just a melody, not a harmony
@@gellertszabo4697 I realised that after watching the live version.
What all current members of metallica are known for: james, downpicking,
Kirk, wah pedal
Rob: 🦀walk
Lars: being 4'3"
Carful! He might sue you 😂😂😂
@ValentinoGagliano but still
Blackned intro, is easily the best metal intro ever, probably even in music in general
actually the best intro ever fr makes me feel like a god
Damage inc
@@кчау-л6яDamage inc is really good, is just Cliff doing his thing and I love it, but Blackened is more creative, it's reversed.
@@RHAC97 no way a simple harmomy is more creative than cliffs interpretation of Bachs "come sweet death"
Ride the lightning, master of puppets, and room of mirrors are all tied for #1 for me I’m sorry but room of mirrors is just so good it makes you feel just so triumphant when it starts and at the end when James is singing set me free with it going again is so awesome
honestly i feel the same way w Inamorata with the insane harmony section and then the song ending w that great ass chorus, I personally say it’s top 3 for me
Cliff's bass harmony in Orion is my personal #1, followed by The Call Of Ktulu
There isn’t a bad Metallica harmony
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this guy making the video doesn't think so apparently 😂 how the hell do you "meh" a quarter of metallicas harmonies
@@dylanmartin7968facts! If you know a single damn thing about music, you don’t “meh” any of their harmonies
Thank you Cliff, for teaching James and Kirk how to do harmonies.
1. Orion
2. To Live is to Die
3. Fade to black
All of those has cliff’s influence on em. But for me number 4 would be pulling teeth.
@@goldenwolf8081I just think sanitarium is too heavenly to not be top 3
5:38 WHO? WHO SAID IT WAS BORING? This is one of my favourite songs on this album and it is VERY exciting!
2 Huge misses for me....Leper Messiah. After the solo, wow, that is so groovy, great harmony with Lars double-kick in the background. And then Ride the Lightning, right after Kirk's epic solo is a pretty sweet harmony section. It's pretty basic, but fast as hell and sounds awesome in the context of the song.
I feel like maybe you don't know what harmony means. The two specific spots you mentioned don't have a harmonized section. Harmony is when there is a lead guitar melody and two or more layered parts playing in major thirds or minor thirds or whatever the interval might be. The parts "harmonize" with each other. You're just talking about a couple riffs.
@@rubemortenson1724 perhaps not. I took harmony to be when both guitars are playing the same melody, but not a riff. I'm not a music guy, so I'm just going off of what I have picked up. So, what would you call those sections, then? They aren't riffs, they aren't solos. I mean, in MOP, it's pretty obvious, but they are doing essentially the same thing, playing the same melody with each other, as they do on RTL section I mentioned, just not as fast.
@rubemortenson1724 Kirk's last section was in major thirds, so that qualifies as "harmony".
@@murk4552 The last section of the solo in RTL, yes. But he was specifically talking about the riff AFTER the solo.
@@rubemortenson1724man, you’re soooooo wrong!
“To live is to die” Final harmonies makes me cry all the time. It’s their last good bye to cliff for sure.
I love how half the “complaints” are “why isn’t there more of it?”
No such thing as "meh" harmonies in Metallica discography and the fact that you placed The Call of Ktulu at #37 is just 😅
You seriously want me to put it in the top 20 or top 10 when clearly there are much better harmonies.
These lists are so hard to put together cause there’s so many amazing harmonies. But I think definitely nailed the top 10.
this list is fucking ridiculous the only value this video has is the compiling of some of the best parts of metallicas songs in ine place. dream no kore and 72 seasons above some of their best 😂
The placement for Bell should be considered at least as a criminal offence
I love how you can't help but drag on the newer songs even though you placed them over older ones.
This is a really great video. Maybe every one of us can have a different order, but is totally subjective. Your comments, the labor of cut and reunite every harmony (even "Damage Inc") is amazing. Thank you, my man.
Blackened Intro is #1 for me. It was the first song I ever really heard from Metallica after I bought AJFA from Rasputins in 7th grade. I vividly remember sitting at my dining room table for whatever reason and putting my cd in and just getting blown away.
Honestly #1 Fade to black, why?? because it has long duration of ending harmony + kirk's solo ( in this case ) is a true definition of beauty, and what else??? is the emotion make a tears falls😊 Not gonna lie 🗿
I was expecting to see the harmony solo in the middle of sanitarium but i'm glad that the outro solo got the #1 spot
To live and Inamorata always hit me so hard, litteral goosebumps
Metallica have truly written what to me are some of the most beautiful melodies I have ever heard and have inspired me in my writing tremendously. All the pain in James's life perhaps gives birth to this in the music.
I don't know if you would call it a harmony, but the first interlude from one, the part that gets played 3 times, kirk also plays that very beautiful solo over it, it is one of the best things (if not the best) my ears have listened too
I really like the Too Far Gone riff/harmony because of the way it combines the harmony into one solid riff that starts with the chugs and ends with the harmony
Yeah it’s sick
I may just be basic but fade to black is my favorite not just to listen to but also to play it’s so desperate and heart wrenchingly beautiful
Fade to black #1!!!!!
Nahi
Agreed bruh.
The Room Of Mirrors harmony should be higher on the list i think, it's definitely up there with their best. The harmony is my favorite part of 72 Seasons, and it just fits so well with the rest of the song.
Just a bullet away is honestly beautiful and I don’t understand how its not top 3
Metallica , the most scrutinised band in the world.
You just summed up the reason metallica is my favourite band
They're my favorite too.
The best harmony is in Fade to Black coming out of the last vocal before the guitar solo. It is pure despair. #4
Keep in mind that most, if not all melodies were writen by James for HTSD and 72 Seasons.
James wrote basically all of Metallicas melodies and harmonies bar a few
@@deletedhero5579he wrote all from AJFA onwards
@@thedancingguy828 He pretty much all of them on Ride and Master too despite people thinking cliff wrote them, cliff only wrote a few most were James.
@@deletedhero5579 yes, but from AJFA onwards he literally wrote them all
@@thedancingguy828 Ahh I see! That makes more sense! I thought you were saying he only started writing them from AJFA!
Blackened gives me chills every time. No wonder Ajfa is my favorite album
I was getting nervous because I wasn't seeing Sanitarium anywhere...but you totally nailed it.
I didn't see the section in Fade to Black between the 2 last verses. And the AJFA outro (hardest outro ever).
13:22 Yk James had to have been tripping on acid when he wrote that 😂
you mean Cliff?
@@gameex7395 I’m pretty sure it was James that wrote that am I wrong? Well whoever wrote it was on acid 😂
@@mystic4147 I'm not sure but before the accident Cliff was the one who wrote harmonies. And he teached James how to make them.
@@gameex7395 I knew about cliff teaching them harmony I just swear I saw or heard from somewhere that James wrote it but you’re probably right it most likely was cliff
We can't be sure till they Metallica says it.
Battery Intro still my personal #1 harmony intro ❤
It is pretty amazing
For whom, unforgiven, wherever and all those epic harmonies before songs like dream no more? You’re inadequate
Sorry bro, dream no more is just better.
The final harmony outro in And Justice For All is number one and it's not even close.
The outro of ...And Justice For All is my #1 favorite metallica harmony
Call of Ktulu’s end harmony, Too Far Gone, and Halo on Fire being in the bottom is a crime against humanity
I just love guitar harmonies bro
Bruh where is orion's intro and bass solo? You cant just put the entire song in one spot it deserves more
I think this list is based off of guitar harmonies rather than bass harmonies.
Also, the intro is not a harmony.
there's a second harmony in the frayed ends of sanity that's really cool. it's right after the one included in the video actually
The pre-solo Blackened harmony in my opinion should be number 1. Absolutely amazing, for me, one of the best guitar sections in all of music. It never fails to get me hyped.
There are so many songs / harmonies that begins so fragile and ends up one of the most powerfull songs of all time. I like this list how you have built it. Have to listen more specifically Metallicas songs.
Honestly I’m surprised Inamorata isn’t top 10 personally, it’s fantastic but your list is really good! I personally would put Orion at number 1
It's so fucking good, especially because it just keeps getting better.
Man in orion in the bass part when the guitars bend in harmony is beautiful and in fade to black in the second verse also beautiful
18:01 the sanitarium harmony is literal heaven but it also makes me wanna boogie
I love this harmony. I get nostalgic, even though I didn’t listen to this when I was a kid.
Some that I disagree(mainly just no.45 and no.41) but Lords of Summer, there's a reason why I love the garage demo a whole lot more and it's because they really extend that melody and harmony to the max, and it sounds beefier. Overall great list man.
End Of The Line is still a great harmony
I agree that Just a Bullet Away should have been on a full length album. It’s definitely one of the better songs in Metallica’s post 2000 era.
The end of Halo on Fire is one of the best pieces of music ever written, could be in the top 5... glad I'm not the only one who loves the intro to The Struggle Within!
This list just confirms that all Metallica’s best stuff was in the first 4 albums.
Room of mirrors is so dang underrated, i wouldve put it way higher than just 15, and fight fire goes in my top 5
I would argue fight fire with fire has the best solo of any song i've heard because of how well it suits the song
@@Foxttellio AGREED, the Solo and harmony are so goddamn perfect
Fight Fire With Fire should be in the top 3. They ripped that shit out of nowhere in the opening track of their sophomore release after a debut album that really had nothing like it.
The most epic one
thank cliff for that one
3:43 “it sounds like the feeling of wanting to beat the shit out of someone”
So accurate
I don't think people realize it's not worst to best it's only goes from good to MYTHICAL FUNERAL MUSIC
It only gets from "ehh that's good" to the greatest metallica has hit the nail with harmonies
I couldn’t agree more with you in and justice for all with the drums, and the bass!!! The bass does so much!
A couple things:
1) eye of the beholder mad underrated.
2) i would have put the one outro way higher, but maybe i like that song too much
3) i think i would have had orion as my 1, man that song is so crazy good
Great list tho
Spot on with Sanitarium being one of the best outros ever.
nice video. your explanations for each harmonies are really accurate
Worst list ever. No metallica harmony is bad
never said they're bad, just that they're the worst
Worst tittle maybe
Worst doesn't necessarily mean any are bad, it just means that the further up the list they are, the better.
This list is crap, but what did you expect from a guy named Muhammad??
@@PapaGatorGamingnot entirely correct. But good take.
Halo on fire being so low is wild
I think I've genuinely cried at the sanitarium harmony. The best period.
Nah these takes are wild
You should express your opinions as well.
The call of ktulu and for whom the bell tolls harmonies are underrated
Too far gone gives me goosebumps everytime
Never have i agreed so much with a Metallica music ranking video
Best, #1 all-time harmony is Hetfield's vocals and the major 3rd note in the chorus of Fuel. "Oooooh, on I buurrn" 🔥
Esto demuestra que metallica cuando quiere es la mejor banda del mundo, cuando Kirk se despega un poco del wah y la escala pentatonica, lars le pone ganas y mueve sus pies y manos , dejan que Rob aporte y james decide sacar su genio y talento al máximo hacen la mejor música que puedas escuchar
Can't argue with you list and your placements. Metallica thrived when they used harmonics. I wish they would continue that trend.
Can I just say thank-you for pulling this together and your commentary. We can all argue over what should be number 1 or what's missing from the top 10 (and I think you're a bit harsh on the last 2 albums, esp Hardwired). But, there's so much shit written about good and bad metal, esp about Metallica, without any insights, analysis or original thought offered (just copy and paste 'I stopped listening after the black album'). You've done the work, pulled this together and put your considered thoughts about the merits or otherwise of a stack of awesome music. Chapeau!
Nice to see Sanitarium getting some love. Missing the harmony in the middle of Nothing Else Matters though
Finally someone recognizes how f'in cool the last section of Welcome Homie (Sanitarium) is
Bro, the way you extended the Room Of Mirrors harmony makes it sound way better, it should've been like that in the studio version.
This is gonna sound really weird. I honestly think Inamorata should be top 5. It truly is the gem of modern-day Metallica
"its enough to make a grown man cry" Best To Live is to Die description ever.
Enjoyed this! Although I massively disagree with most of it 😆
Without doing a full list: my worst is My Apocalypse.
My best is either One (before the machine gun drop out), or the breakdown in AJFA the song. Peak is certainly AJFA album!
Honourable mention goes to Inamorata, it’s not massively complex but carries a lot of feeling. 🤘🏻👍🏼
… oh and just to be the pedantic internet guy, most of these are just James despite you crediting Kirk and a harmoniser pedal 😆
I expected everyone to disagree. I mean i would've said "sanitarium should be no 1" in your list as well.
Great video! Maybe you could try and find some Metallica like font and also place your text (not the song title) in the center (and make it a little bigger). It's a valid list imo
Thanks for the feedback
True was hard for me to read on my phone, had to zoom into bottom left corner
Putting fight fire with fire at 10 is criminal