I’m watching it for the first time rn and I already love it! It’s really interesting and cool seeing all the work and production that goes into an album like this
29:00 Right there you can see how cool Lars is. He kind of showed the asshole a lot of times during that era but that moment shows you how cool he always was, and still is. He still today is really cool to the fans.
The recording of the unforgiven solo around an hour in is, creatively, the most important part of this documentary, imo. It shows that these brilliant melodies, leads, etc. don’t just fall out of thin air. They develop, people argue over them, sometimes theres heavy emotion involved and if everything goes right, all of that dramatic intensity ends up on tape. Sometimes things write themselves…sometimes it takes a committee of people who *care*
Seriously though, when Bob does his little “Dada um um doo, dada um um doo!” in relation to the energy of the song ‘The Unforgiven’ and how the solo needed to be built on that energy, that’s one of those moments where good producers really earn their money. Kirk got that, and the solo that eventually came out of all that pressure and conflict was not only perfectly suited to the song, but became one of the most iconic guitar solos of all time. It was raw, full of feeling, and took the intensity of the song to the next level.
I love how at 37:30 Lars is only half-explaining what’s REALLY going on. Why they’re actually doing is editing drum tracks to piece together. In other words, there are LOTS AND LOTS of full takes of the songs. But none that are usually great from start to finish, as one take. So they take the best fill from say, Take 6 of one reel and edit it into Take 12 of another…it’s called comping. A friend of a friend knows Mike Fraser and I was told that the 2” tapes of Lar’s drum takes ALONE filled up a van! Suffice to say, a LOT of editing and comping was done to get what we hear today. And Godamn, they are KILLER drum tracks.
In Def leppard they did that too with Muttlange too . Nobody said that Rick is a questionable drummer. Its quite common in most big albums. Lars did , at the time play that live. Updated even.. So...
@@Nissardpertugiu it’s not ‘quite common’ to the extent they needed for Lars. That’s my whole point. And I hate to tell you, but most of Def Leps drum tracks are a drum machine-at least the work with Lange. Im a professional drummer, who does session work, occasionally. And trust me, it’s a very open secret in the music industry that getting solid, musical ‘takes’ from Lars takes forever-and requires major comping, quantizing and repair work.
There are a few people who say that this album is Metallica selling out. This album is very cinematic, heartfelt and has great depth and variety. Bob Rock is awesome too. Metallica needed a guy like him albums before who is willing to call them out and challenge them. This album is one of the best albums in terms of production. These days, I play songs from this album more than their other records. Definite masterpiece
This album dropped in august 91’ nevermind hit end of sept 91’ Pearl Jam 91’ .A.I.C. Was 90’ janes addiction 90’ badmotorfinger91’ and on and on with good albums , it seemed like I had to buy a new record every 3 weeks back then …I was 21’ in 1991 and miss this time so much as well as the 80’s too…first metal album was ride the lightening in 84’ along with buying Ratt’s major debut out of the cellar…so many good bands…miss being a young guy , seen so many concerts and never paid more than 25$ for a ticket, now it 300 for good seats….
Of course Jason was playing an acoustic bass during the drum recordings. I just can't understand Lars's need to completely block out the bass in his mindset as a drummer. I get drummers who like to stick to the guitars in order to be more creative, but wanting to cut bass from your monitors all together when playing makes zero sense to me. If anything it would stunt your playing since the bass and drums both help support each other in sound and tightness while the drums keep the time. Still love Lars, but as a drummer myself I tend to always pay most of my attention to the bass when coming up with my part
@@elviradistress No Lars liked Jason, I think people completely blow that whole thing out of proportion. Jason was only ever bullied during the first 6 months of being in the band (as said in many interviews) and they've always been great friends, anything on video was just jokes. Lars just genuinely hated bass for some reason. Even way back in the early days before Cliff, and Jason. He used to write on the back of their demo tapes "Turn bass down". That's why the bass had always been low on the first 3 albums, though I do feel in some part James and Lars decided to turn it all the way down on Justice as some sort of message about the loss of cliff. It was never about Jason, Lars just genuinely never liked bass unless it was played extremely different, or could have solo bits done on the album. Which Justice did not. I even heard that for every live show ever since the 90s lars' in ear monitors had no bass. It's really fuckin weird, but hey whatever..
@@smarkmalark I thought lars and Jason fell out during the recording of ajfa and he then told the recording studio to leave out all bass, which he then said was a joke to which the recording studio said he wasn’t joking he was dead serious .
One of the best band documentaries ever, and it shows that Bob Rock knows how to get the best out of you even if you fuckin hate him. Also, I remember watching this as a kid and my mom came in when Lars was talking, and she said "Boy that man has a limited vocabulary doesn't he? He loves that F word!" Lmao 41:39 damn that sounds awesome... Jason was so great... Also, can you believe Bob thought Holier Than Thou should be the opening single? I love that song but you'd be insane to hear Sandman and not know it's a hit 56:08 my favorite part... Womannnn! Lmfao
@@alexanderthesk8160 I’m surprised ai didn’t wear out the two vhs tapes of part 1 and 2, I think it’s one of the few things that I almost now it word for word and probably quote it every other day, glad it’s not just me… do you have any favourite lines or moments?
@@Savoy1984 When Bobs all pissed at Kirk and says, ."..go ahead. Impress me." Tape to Unforgiven starts rolling, and Kirk lays out the solo of the year (and honestly one of the best of all time.) Bob starts mixing like he wasnt just talking major shit. Also love the live versions of Harvester of Sorrow and For Whom the Bell Tolls. Favorites for sure. Yours?
@@alexanderthesk8160 ooh good choices, talking of Bob being pissed love when Bob say’s he’s tied of arguing and Lars and James say no your not! Also love the little moment like when Jason says OK in a really silly voice before his bass stuff and and when they are talking about Lars drums and says it sounds like Bonham and someone says yeah Jason Bonham. Also I love how they also so people messing up even the keyboard guy and the kid doing the voice part in Sandman. And when Lars in surprised by the FBI warning on the Madonna video also makes me smile.
@@Savoy1984 I think about that "no youre not" moment all the time. Theyre all great moments if youre a fan. Kirk shocking himself, Irritated James when his voice goes out and Lars "...just needs one chorus and one verse." Jason silently dealing with all the bullshit they put him through, still loving the fact that hes there. Getting an honest look at how stupid and shitty rockstars can be is something that fascinates me. And its not all pretty. The girl who cant speak when Lars walks in the meet & greet says some really sad things. She calls Lars her higher power and seems to base her life on him. She talks about missing the last concert cause she was locked up due to being without a home. I bet Lars just fucked her and forgot her until he say the movie... There is real perspective and true life in those videos.
just imagine how much more argueing would have happened if mustaine was still in the band with them. between lars and james egos and add mustaine forget it
52:07-52:37 For some reason, I'm addicted to this part. I just loooooooove to see how many details exist in songs that we sometimes don't even notice, but these details create a unique rich sound. The magic of music P.S. 52:18 I'm laughing because now I can imagine myself in the kitchen with a grater doing this shit while listening to this song 😂
Lars may have been a perfectionist asshole at times, but I'll be damned if I've heard drums sound much better than what he did on the Black album (Justice as well, actully). I guess some credit should go to Bob Rock too (Black album, not AJFA); every drum hit sounds like a goddamn cannonball being fired.
He is so far from a perfectionist it's unreal...not a descriptive word that should ever be used when speaking his name, Now the Black album drum sound, stop and remember who produced that album! The absolutely meticulous nature came from Bob Rock from setting up the room (ply-wood across the walls, mic placements all over the place, to James' guitar sound....he simply knows how to make incredible sonic albums! You can watch this documentary alone and see Lars and James ineptitude only to be over ruled and belittled by Bob! This Bob rock pushed them beyond belief and got the best out of them because of it.
I bought both videos the day they were released. Frightening to watch the people on it now and realize that most of "the kids" will now be into their late 50s/early 60s!!
@@thefilmeffect6089 I agree about the music too but for me it's both. It's more so his vocal delivery which seemed to have jumped the shark starting with St. Anger. It's like he just shouts over the riffs until he's out of breath. Even though I love the sound of him in the 80's and on TBA, he still sounded great on Garage Inc. I'm not a fan that hates the 90's era or anything. As an 80's Metallica fan first and foremost, I actually prefer the Load albums over the last 3 regardless if they are playing heavier again. The songwriting and vocals just isn't there anymore. I'll still check the new album out. I didn't mind Lux but the other two songs left a lot to be desired.
4:07 What he should've said was.. "Uuh we realized we needed more bass. More Jason instead of throwing him in the background".. like the almost garbage he was treated like. Them never letting him in, simply because he couldn't live up to the fact that he was not born another man in an earlier time. We get it now...; Ego.
1:01:32. I'm sure one of them would want to punch Bob ha fun fact, Jason's older than James by a few months..I always thought it was funny they called Jason a kid..
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When I first discovered Metallica at young age I was obsessed with this film I would fucking watch it every day 👹
Me too broseph
Same
My buddy and I still quote this on a weekly basis after first watching it 20 plus years ago.
"I wouldnt ask you for a drum roll if your arm fell off" What a guy
Yep, brilliant, but it occurred to me, would this still be funny in a scenario involving Def Leppard, just saying!
Just starting to watch this again after many years....I bet 90 percent of it comes back to me in a flash!!
Same. I watched it on acid as a teen and it taught me so much about being a musician
Same, I remember being so excited when I bought the VHS many moons ago.
I’m watching it for the first time rn and I already love it! It’s really interesting and cool seeing all the work and production that goes into an album like this
James at 8:41 was decades ahead with the humor. That clip always reminds me of vine humor
This is the clip that turns THE ALMIGHTY HETFIELD into james
29:00 Right there you can see how cool Lars is. He kind of showed the asshole a lot of times during that era but that moment shows you how cool he always was, and still is. He still today is really cool to the fans.
When James says “We need more thickness, more muscle” he means jasons bass audible in the mix right?
wrong album dude.
Hahahaha right!!!! :)
Sure did help, huh?
@chikinonfrydai6869 the point is that they need more bass because there was NONE on AJFA.
@@chikinonfrydai u missed the joke
The recording of the unforgiven solo around an hour in is, creatively, the most important part of this documentary, imo. It shows that these brilliant melodies, leads, etc. don’t just fall out of thin air. They develop, people argue over them, sometimes theres heavy emotion involved and if everything goes right, all of that dramatic intensity ends up on tape. Sometimes things write themselves…sometimes it takes a committee of people who *care*
Who remembers the 2 vhs tape set of this circa 1992?
Still have it. Played the hell out of it! This was the first time they really pulled the curtain back.
I have it on DVD!
I do!! My buddy had it , and I borrowed it a couple times a year….
Seriously though, when Bob does his little “Dada um um doo, dada um um doo!” in relation to the energy of the song ‘The Unforgiven’ and how the solo needed to be built on that energy, that’s one of those moments where good producers really earn their money. Kirk got that, and the solo that eventually came out of all that pressure and conflict was not only perfectly suited to the song, but became one of the most iconic guitar solos of all time. It was raw, full of feeling, and took the intensity of the song to the next level.
Beautifully described.
I love how at 37:30 Lars is only half-explaining what’s REALLY going on. Why they’re actually doing is editing drum tracks to piece together. In other words, there are LOTS AND LOTS of full takes of the songs. But none that are usually great from start to finish, as one take. So they take the best fill from say, Take 6 of one reel and edit it into Take 12 of another…it’s called comping. A friend of a friend knows Mike Fraser and I was told that the 2” tapes of Lar’s drum takes ALONE filled up a van! Suffice to say, a LOT of editing and comping was done to get what we hear today.
And Godamn, they are KILLER drum tracks.
To be more accurate-Phil Rudd doesn’t need to do this.
@@glengamble526 I mean... why would he
In Def leppard they did that too with Muttlange too .
Nobody said that Rick is a questionable drummer.
Its quite common in most big albums.
Lars did , at the time play that live.
Updated even..
So...
@@Nissardpertugiu it’s not ‘quite common’ to the extent they needed for Lars. That’s my whole point. And I hate to tell you, but most of Def Leps drum tracks are a drum machine-at least the work with Lange.
Im a professional drummer, who does session work, occasionally. And trust me, it’s a very open secret in the music industry that getting solid, musical ‘takes’ from Lars takes forever-and requires major comping, quantizing and repair work.
@@glengamble526 High n dry ? Drum machine ? 😁
Jason is a such a great dude, especially telling by how he talks In regards to the make a wish
36:51 Best guitar tone ever recorded. Makes my heart sink everytime I hear it
ABSOLUTELY
Nothing against trojillo but jason is my hero. So much passion and authenticity in the way he lives the music
43:54 just love that bass sound
The nostalgia this brings me is incredible. Gotta find the Binge and Purge stuff next.
There are a few people who say that this album is Metallica selling out. This album is very cinematic, heartfelt and has great depth and variety. Bob Rock is awesome too. Metallica needed a guy like him albums before who is willing to call them out and challenge them. This album is one of the best albums in terms of production. These days, I play songs from this album more than their other records. Definite masterpiece
Yeah nah
This album dropped in august 91’ nevermind hit end of sept 91’ Pearl Jam 91’ .A.I.C. Was 90’ janes addiction 90’ badmotorfinger91’ and on and on with good albums , it seemed like I had to buy a new record every 3 weeks back then …I was 21’ in 1991 and miss this time so much as well as the 80’s too…first metal album was ride the lightening in 84’ along with buying Ratt’s major debut out of the cellar…so many good bands…miss being a young guy , seen so many concerts and never paid more than 25$ for a ticket, now it 300 for good seats….
Don't forget Innuendo by Queen (1991), Rust In Peace by Megadeth (1990), etc. Great time for music!
Watching this has made me do the previously unthinkable - sympathise with Bob Rock
Such an amazing album. Saw them in for it in 91 and it was so good I went back the next year in 92 for them and GNR.
Gotta say james knows how to write a piece of gold solo.
Used to watch this with my ol time best friend/ band partner we grew apart but memories like this bring me right back can’t get enough 🍻🤘
52:20 lars foreshadowing St Anger 😂😂😂
I love that Metallica allows this on here and doesn’t get it taken down.
That whole section when Hammett had nothing for the Unforgiven solo, you can tell Ulrich agrees with Rock, but he wants to stick up for his mate.
And then Kirk pulls -- straight out of his ass -- what may be the best solo he's ever created. That's classic Kirk, though.
Of course Jason was playing an acoustic bass during the drum recordings. I just can't understand Lars's need to completely block out the bass in his mindset as a drummer. I get drummers who like to stick to the guitars in order to be more creative, but wanting to cut bass from your monitors all together when playing makes zero sense to me. If anything it would stunt your playing since the bass and drums both help support each other in sound and tightness while the drums keep the time. Still love Lars, but as a drummer myself I tend to always pay most of my attention to the bass when coming up with my part
Exactly....rhythm section is bass and drums. How can he not want to play together?!?!
you guys are looking it at it sensibly. there was no sense to his preference he just didnt like jason. LMFAO
@@elviradistress No Lars liked Jason, I think people completely blow that whole thing out of proportion. Jason was only ever bullied during the first 6 months of being in the band (as said in many interviews) and they've always been great friends, anything on video was just jokes. Lars just genuinely hated bass for some reason. Even way back in the early days before Cliff, and Jason. He used to write on the back of their demo tapes "Turn bass down". That's why the bass had always been low on the first 3 albums, though I do feel in some part James and Lars decided to turn it all the way down on Justice as some sort of message about the loss of cliff. It was never about Jason, Lars just genuinely never liked bass unless it was played extremely different, or could have solo bits done on the album. Which Justice did not. I even heard that for every live show ever since the 90s lars' in ear monitors had no bass. It's really fuckin weird, but hey whatever..
@@smarkmalark I thought lars and Jason fell out during the recording of ajfa and he then told the recording studio to leave out all bass, which he then said was a joke to which the recording studio said he wasn’t joking he was dead serious .
@@smarkmalark Yeah its like the bass is ultra loud on the old albums
Amazing documentary off one of the greatest ever albums.
1:18:51
Love how the clicking of the cassette tape sleeve being made is in time with Through the Never.
Pretty awesome! They never disappoint.
4:31 7:48 8:41 12:15 16:28 29:49 54:10 54:23 57:11 59:44 1:01:12 1:22:25 1:29:22
One of the best band documentaries ever, and it shows that Bob Rock knows how to get the best out of you even if you fuckin hate him. Also, I remember watching this as a kid and my mom came in when Lars was talking, and she said "Boy that man has a limited vocabulary doesn't he? He loves that F word!" Lmao
41:39 damn that sounds awesome... Jason was so great... Also, can you believe Bob thought Holier Than Thou should be the opening single? I love that song but you'd be insane to hear Sandman and not know it's a hit
56:08 my favorite part... Womannnn! Lmfao
It's indeed the best documentary I've ever seen and takes me right back to buying it when it came out. Great days my friend.
Except he didn't get the best out of them, he killed the best part of them. Flemming Rasmussen got the best out of them.
36:51 Love this part!!
6:48 Bob strumming his ric and going a wonderful bit is iconically Canadian.
That is a cool shot at 9:00 seeing the damaged justice kit used to play the black album
I loved the evolution of the Unforgiven guitar solo.
"...just get some swinging, kinda, like, rhythmic shit going back on the drums."
- Lars Ulrich
such a way with words
Lars - "If you ever need a drumroll....."
James "if I ever need a drummer" 😂
Lars; "IF YOU WANT WEIGHT I'M YOUR FUCKING GUY"
...semi long pause....
James; " He'll make us wait forever"! .. 😀
48:25 That fart tho...
"this was a white shirt when i came in" 😂
Seen this so many times awesome every time.
agreed, used to watch it every day before school in 96-97
@@alexanderthesk8160 I’m surprised ai didn’t wear out the two vhs tapes of part 1 and 2, I think it’s one of the few things that I almost now it word for word and probably quote it every other day, glad it’s not just me… do you have any favourite lines or moments?
@@Savoy1984 When Bobs all pissed at Kirk and says, ."..go ahead. Impress me." Tape to Unforgiven starts rolling, and Kirk lays out the solo of the year (and honestly one of the best of all time.) Bob starts mixing like he wasnt just talking major shit. Also love the live versions of Harvester of Sorrow and For Whom the Bell Tolls. Favorites for sure. Yours?
@@alexanderthesk8160 ooh good choices, talking of Bob being pissed love when Bob say’s he’s tied of arguing and Lars and James say no your not! Also love the little moment like when Jason says OK in a really silly voice before his bass stuff and and when they are talking about Lars drums and says it sounds like Bonham and someone says yeah Jason Bonham.
Also I love how they also so people messing up even the keyboard guy and the kid doing the voice part in Sandman.
And when Lars in surprised by the FBI warning on the Madonna video also makes me smile.
@@Savoy1984 I think about that "no youre not" moment all the time. Theyre all great moments if youre a fan. Kirk shocking himself, Irritated James when his voice goes out and Lars "...just needs one chorus and one verse." Jason silently dealing with all the bullshit they put him through, still loving the fact that hes there. Getting an honest look at how stupid and shitty rockstars can be is something that fascinates me. And its not all pretty. The girl who cant speak when Lars walks in the meet & greet says some really sad things. She calls Lars her higher power and seems to base her life on him. She talks about missing the last concert cause she was locked up due to being without a home. I bet Lars just fucked her and forgot her until he say the movie... There is real perspective and true life in those videos.
Alternate title: Metallica watching porn inside a wooden box in LA
greatest documentary of all time imo
just imagine how much more argueing would have happened if mustaine was still in the band with them. between lars and james egos and add mustaine forget it
He would’ve just disappeared to go shoot up
These dudes worked hard on this album.
They worked hard since the very beginning. They didn't get to where they are by being lazy.
1:29:21 i love them 😭
Funny to think that all those "kids" at the start are probably parents themselves now and likely bring their own kids to Metallica shows now.
They are grandparents at this point
@@CLuvTravels Not necessarily. That's a bit ageist.
@@soeffingwhat just because I went one generation farther than you did
@@CLuvTravels Really? Just cos this is 30 years old does not mean that they are grandparents. Quit the ageist crap.
@@CLuvTravels nah they are probably like in their 40s or mid 30s?
for anyone who is wondering John passed away a few months after the making of this film
Oh no
"that girly looking guy told you what to do"
"Can I try this dress on?"
Hetfield was mighty 🤣
Still is
rip record stores
47:45 B-String Bender! WOOOOO!
Good catch. Yes it is the B bender. And that sitar or however you spell it absolutely rules on Wherenver I May Roam
Timeless music!! Still sounds awesome in 2023!!
Thank you for this piece of rock history
Used to watch these thru a camera recorder hooked up to the t.v. all the time! My older brother would come home and be like again??!!😂
The production is legendary on the Black Album. Dr Feel Good as well. Bob Rock set the standard many years ago.
1:08 Remember when a new album from a big band was a world wide thing.
It is still a world wide thing
@@selfdexJust in a different way. Instead of the local music shops.
52:07-52:37 For some reason, I'm addicted to this part. I just loooooooove to see how many details exist in songs that we sometimes don't even notice, but these details create a unique rich sound. The magic of music
P.S. 52:18 I'm laughing because now I can imagine myself in the kitchen with a grater doing this shit while listening to this song 😂
This video brings me back to my local bands roadie days when i first learned drums and guitar!!!
15:12 Love what Kirk’s playing there
54:16 The Struggle Within solo
Has anyone not noticed that some of the footage from this documentary has been used for the Nothing Else Matters music video?
Lol yeah we noticed that already like 30 years ago😂
1st CD I ever owned...this was my buddies Bible for learning music at the time
Still a masterpiece
I hate how stupid rumors start like "Lars is actually a bad drummer" then idiots run with it without thinking. Same happened to Peter Criss.
He was regarded as great then by all drum magazines, and peers and elders such Eric carr, Pantera, Carmine Appice, Bill Ward, Phil animal taylor
Peter Criss did suck though.
@@Bravo-Too-Much no he didn't
@@Bravo-Too-Much watch KISS live at cobo hall in 76. That show made me interested in drums because of Peter
Lars and peter criss both have their definitive styles, but theyre not "great" listen to Gar Samuelsons isolated tracks.
1:29:23 i love this scene so much, it’s hilarious. James with that flag to 😂
What he was doing with the flag was cute, especially with him jumping around with that cute smile of his. I love him.
Lars may have been a perfectionist asshole at times, but I'll be damned if I've heard drums sound much better than what he did on the Black album (Justice as well, actully). I guess some credit should go to Bob Rock too (Black album, not AJFA); every drum hit sounds like a goddamn cannonball being fired.
really justice drum sound?
He is so far from a perfectionist it's unreal...not a descriptive word that should ever be used when speaking his name,
Now the Black album drum sound, stop and remember who produced that album! The absolutely meticulous nature came from Bob Rock from setting up the room (ply-wood across the walls, mic placements all over the place, to James' guitar sound....he simply knows how to make incredible sonic albums!
You can watch this documentary alone and see Lars and James ineptitude only to be over ruled and belittled by Bob! This Bob rock pushed them beyond belief and got the best out of them because of it.
🤔🤔🤔 .... 🤨🙉🙉🙉🙉🙉🙉🙉🙉🙉🙉
I actually prefer the sound of the drums and guitar on AJFA over TBA. TBA just seems too polished and the drums stick out too much in it.
@@williamgordon4610 justice sounds like shit his drum sound is nearly as bad as st anger
Thanks for this video.....I had whs at the time, already 30 years are gone...
Same, some tapes. Loved em. They were our "youtube" at the time.
im only 14 but man i wish i was born earlier than 2008, because this social media stuff is really bad
“They put white lines on the road so you don’t drive there but they don’t actually put anything there to prevent you from driving there”
- Lars Ulrich
You can tell he did some lines before driving as well.
“We’re having fun here ok? This is fun James.” 🤣🤣🤣 Fucking Bob I swear.
36:51 when the wherever may I roam fuitar kicks in😫
59:44 Lars: and I thought I sounded that bad.
Happy 31 years to the black album!
I've never called it the "Black" album I've always for as long as I can remember have called it the enter sandman album
Segway to the naming of the album.
And I dub the "Un self-titled."
Paint it black,
ship it out,
and I dub the "Un self-titled."
1:30:54 "This whole documentary is going to be Bob Rock pointing at the camera saying 'turn it off'" LMAO 🤣 I f*cking lost it.
50:00
James looks so much like his father nowadays 😎
I bought the Live Shit Binge and Purge. This was in the set. Awesome Documentary!
This is from a two VHS set called A Year and a Half in the Life of Metallica from 1992 (when it came out).
Binge and Purge box set came out in '93.
43:48 46:04 59:45 11:20 8:41
Bob Rock sounds like Chuck McGill
Tambourines and wood things and s***. It's nice that Lars has gotten a little better at speaking.
34:51 I still don't know if I have ever hear anything heavier than that riff.
Your mom screaming
On live tone, gone
1:03:06 that sound
yes..nostalgija!!! go ahead....
I bought both videos the day they were released.
Frightening to watch the people on it now and realize that most of "the kids" will now be into their late 50s/early 60s!!
Bob Rock:
>*talking*
>**pause**
>*plays on guitar*
>**repeat**
>*laughing while playing on guitar*
It's a shame James no longer sounds like this anymore.
Don't be sad that it's over, be happy that it happened.
@@EivindFalken I agree, but he still sounds fantastic. It’s the music that hasn’t been able to keep up.
People age. It sucks but that's life.
The new Metallica album is fantastic. I’ve had the advantage of getting to hear it multiple times so far. It’s great stuff.
@@thefilmeffect6089 I agree about the music too but for me it's both. It's more so his vocal delivery which seemed to have jumped the shark starting with St. Anger. It's like he just shouts over the riffs until he's out of breath. Even though I love the sound of him in the 80's and on TBA, he still sounded great on Garage Inc. I'm not a fan that hates the 90's era or anything. As an 80's Metallica fan first and foremost, I actually prefer the Load albums over the last 3 regardless if they are playing heavier again. The songwriting and vocals just isn't there anymore.
I'll still check the new album out. I didn't mind Lux but the other two songs left a lot to be desired.
You can't convince me Bob Rock is not Michael McKean
Thats what ive always thought 😁
This is 'Spinal Tallica' is a great Metalumentry.
51:31 Lars says he can’t wait till he doesn’t have to play drums anymore but in the modern age Metallica never replaced him with a drum program lol
I love Kirk
Skip The Unforgiven video 00:27:00
I like how the cancer kid came in and started with a Mustaine riff XD
Hate him or not.. Lars was such a douche. Yet, he's one of the best drummers out there. He just fits the band. What an underrated drummer he is...
Let's see if we can get this guy at least 2 likes 😔
James 💜🤘🔥
13:02 hahaha. James is one incident away from completely losing his mind
Lars laughing at kirks solo fail😂
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(1:55) Now that’s a pog face.
50:00 the snap💀💀💀
EWW
this clip makes me want to end it all
4:07 What he should've said was.. "Uuh we realized we needed more bass. More Jason instead of throwing him in the background".. like the almost garbage he was treated like. Them never letting him in, simply because he couldn't live up to the fact that he was not born another man in an earlier time. We get it now...; Ego.
1:13:46 lars dream mix
1:01:32. I'm sure one of them would want to punch Bob ha
fun fact, Jason's older than James by a few months..I always thought it was funny they called Jason a kid..
54:18 kirk solo On fire
37:20 Solo backing track for The Unforgiven with the twangy country bend
Best rhythm guitar part on the album
so I wasnt the only one thinkin this section of the song was the best
James Alan Hetfield (Downey, 03 de agosto de 1963) es un músico estadounidense, conocido por ser el vocalista, guitarrista rítmico, principal compositor y cofundador de la banda de thrash metal Metallica.
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What mic did they use for the interviews? 4:06
I just want to watch and see how many times they argue
I was there