Actually Lars was my neighbor when I lived in Alamo, Ca. and he was always fighting with his wife and wasn't the best in the neighborhood tbh. I remember when we would speak I never would talk Metallica or even tip him off that I knew he was a drummer, but he would always bring it up lol. Basically saying do you know who I am without saying it!
@@franklinarellano8295 Revolver was the Beatles evolving and maturing toward their greatest artistic achievements and changing popular music forever. Metallica's highest points had already come and gone by 95. Their Revolver would have been something more like And Justice For All.
I'd say ppl hate him for bitching about Napster, but 1. these kids aren't old enough to know what that is. 2. you bitched about free music screwing you over and no one hates you.
Cássio Amaral Don't ask that question because then ppl will seek out reasons to hate him. The hatred instigated was twofold; Megadeth fans and Napster.
27:02 True words never spoken...audiences have no idea what its like to be on stage putting out energy while you play, I never played metal, more on the progressive (technical mumbo jumbo shit) rock but man some nights the ebergy just goes right out and my right hand (finger picking bass mofo) just wouldn't move like I wanted them, a struggle. While Metallica music is fundamental at best, it takes serious conditioning to keep it up for 2-3hrs and I give them mad respect for that!
"No rain and clear skies for 6 weeks, it's like, who the fuck do they think they're kidding?" As someone from Britain, I agree haha, fucking love Lars man
Yeah I don't really jam slayer because Kerry kings shitty ass solos...and that fucking turd he lays on Panteras reinventing the steel is the worst solo I've ever fucking heard
I was there. One hell of a gig. After seeing them around the world in arenas, this club gig gave the perfect dimension to a savage live set so memorable even after all these years. Thank you for posting a true memory of my youth
For some reason James looked more beefed up like he was working out more or maybe it's the beer lol and I've never seen a more badass mullet than James's mullet during 95'
I've never heard James talk about working out. He's just a naturally big guy...look at his forearms. The only time he looked really slim and in shape was in 2011. I remember Chris Jericho talking about seeing Het at the 30th anniversary shows and asking him how he had slimmed down so much, and Hetfield said he was doing the caveman diet, which was a fad where you only ate whole foods that our ancestors would have eaten.
@@keefriff99 he did weights , I have heard him talking about it and you see him doing weights backstage on Cunning Stunts. Only light weights but he was absolutely trying to keep in shape.
Yeah, I have to agree actually. I also liked ReLoad. Both albums took a lot of criticism for being too experimental, but I don't think that's necessarily a bad thing. I wouldn't even label it as "selling out" since they didn't even sound like anyone else that time. They just went for more of a bluesy Black Sabbath-esque sound. I prefer that many times over the trainwreck that was St. Anger.
Load was a big mistake in their carreer musically, but it made them new fans on mtv & put them into the mainstream, they sorta had to because they could no longer be the heavy metal band because Pantera took it to anew level & Metallica really couldnt compete with the Power Pantera was putting out, but theres always a younger hungrier band on your heels that will one day take over, plus they were older & dont blame them for slowing down.
97warlock ismyname They were already in the mainstream with the Black Album. I think it has more to do with doing non stop touring previously that led them to a needed shift in direction. I doubt they felt threatened by Pantera lol
I just think it was like............ They Knew they couldnt compete with that kind of Velocity , Metallica had the fanbase, but .......THAT show......showed Metallica its time for a change because Heres this new band out there destroying the crowd, just like Metallica had been doing for years...... But due to constant touring Metallica couldnt hold that level of intensity like Pantera could, since Pantera were new on the scene & full of energy & killer riffs & one hell of a stage presense. So after nearly a decade Metallica "needed" to slow down just a bit.
26 years later I’m only watching this now..... I am from Inuvik and I was there front row right in front of James !!!! FINALLY Molsen Polar Ice Beach Party Footage 🤘🏼🤘🏼🤘🏼
@Coy Leigh maybe he'd be calling Marty Friedman. Mustaine is all repetitive pentatonics and he uses chromatic movement in really poorly fitting places a lot too.
My guess is he didn’t mean it like that he was just tryna be silly by acting like it was totally normal occurrence to be on a magazine and he was just like, hey man which one are u on?
23:21 I'm totally confused by the sound of James' voice on Devil's Dance right here. For years I've heard that he blew out his vocal cords either at some point during the black album's tour or when recording So What? but here he is in 1995 and still has a damn good amount of grit in his delivery. When you see even the earliest Load-era live performances, his voice sounds 100% clean with basically zero grit. Did he just intentionally adapt his style to avoid further damage to his voice?
@Andy Salter I appreciate the info. I've heard all of that before but I'm still confused about why he went from having about the same amount of grit in that 1995 performance as he did for the black album tour yet just a year later it was gone. Did he end up hitting a wall where he had to commit to clean vocals to avoid risking any further damage?
@Andy Salter oh yeah, I've been familiar with their Eb live tuning since collecting their Load-era singles back in '98. Hearing pre-Load songs in Eb initially made my ears feel the same way my taste buds do when the drive thru fucks up and gives me Diet Coke. The sound of E standard was heavily ingrained in my ears at that point cuz I was learning a lot of Metallica stuff on guitar.
Pretty cool to see them like this, I've only seen (non-live) footage of them from 'Some Kind of Monster' and everything after that. So it really cool to see them before all sobering-up and becoming more mature. Kind of disappointed that they only played one song from their first four albums, still cool though.
"No more going to the library. No more reading up on pseudo intellectual stuff for nerds. Now it's beat the shit out of you with a piece of wood. Fuck you" lmao this has to be one of the greatest Lars quotes
Man looking back to when that audience first heard 2x4 they were probably thinking "what the fuck is this"? It took a minute to warm up to those songs cause it was such a drastic change in sound.
There's a video that's like 28 or 30 minutes long on youtube from either '95 or '96 and it shows when the music media was first shown anything from Load and they have 'em all seated and roll the tape of 2x4 and there's just this chilling awkwardness among them just like how you described the fans in this video.
I believe Kirk had some cocaine out when they go in Kirk's room around the 10 min mark. Kirk's on the records as saying he was doing a lot around the load era.
Like any sub genre it had just run its course. Most musical trends last no more then 3 to 5 years. Shit Grunge was born and dead in between the Black Album and load.
Amazing to see the Astoria in London! which was knocked down to extend Tottenham Court Rd tube station.. 4.95 for breakfast bloody hell that's cheap. I forgot about Lars & Courtney..😅
23:20 How were they playing Devils Dance, a song on the Reload album which was released in 1997, when this documentary was filmed in 1995, a year before the LOAD album was even released, the album BEFORE Reload?? Were they working on Load and Reload at the same time but released them in separate years?
I don’t mind Load and Reload, the change of pace was nice and there’s good jams there. I mean, thrash was dying by that point and Metallica could have totally disappeared and become a cult band like so many others. Just as well, they could have disbanded and become a band if the last like Pantera or a shell of their former selves like Sepultura when Max split. Times changed and bands changed, I think they went through it all perfectly.
@@johnp82 They did , the Loads ain't exactly " Metal " but everything else they have put out is Metal. Even as much as I dislike St Anger it's still Metal.
@@johnp82 I love Death Magnetic and Hardwired! Shit Death Magnetic is there most progressive album since Justice. They ain't ever going to write like they did in 86 , it's impossible. They were young angry kids wanting to conquer the world, no band that lasts this long and as big as Metallica are playing anything like they did in they're youth. I hear people say " Slayer kept it going!" But they're last 4 albums were rubbish to my ears and had nothing on they're 80s stuff , same with Megadeth ( who put out Risk , Cryptic Writings, Youthinasia, Super Collider , 13 all albums that are Hard rock more then metal ) I can't even listen to most 90s Anthrax as it just got boring though I love John Bush . The only band that has kept its music pretty consistent is Testament but they are like a pimple on the ass of Metallica in the scheme of success. I am just happy Metallica are still going.
“14 years ago we put this thing together to get laid and do drugs. And 14 years later i’m still a Danish virgin” lol
Lars is such a complete fuck. One of those friends you’re embarrassed by
@@brianblackwood3120 actually Lars is the one I wanna hang out with. He is annoying but fun.
Actually Lars was my neighbor when I lived in Alamo, Ca. and he was always fighting with his wife and wasn't the best in the neighborhood tbh. I remember when we would speak I never would talk Metallica or even tip him off that I knew he was a drummer, but he would always bring it up lol. Basically saying do you know who I am without saying it!
@@tonyponchopeters you should've blasted Megadeth on the regular
@@tonyponchopeters You're lie
Hands down, most awesome mullet of all time.
That was the mullets of all mullets! Joe Elliott of Def Leppard had a pretty impressive mullet at one time too! lol
The only decent mullet.
What’s really so crazy to think is this was twelve years after kill em all. Think of how short that time is when you compare load to know.
What's possibly even crazier is that Justice was only 5 years after KEA.
12 years vs 25 years.
Their career from nobodies to top of the world was basically 10 years. Even their 30th anniversary shows seem kind of old now.
Time physically sped up after 9/11. I don't care what anybody says. We sped up.
Also, it's sick to realise that Rob has been Metallica's bassist longer than Jason ever was.
Jason rocking the Summer Camp helper look
Very interesting period of transition for Metallica
"Revolver" era ... something like that ...
@@franklinarellano8295 Revolver was the Beatles evolving and maturing toward their greatest artistic achievements and changing popular music forever. Metallica's highest points had already come and gone by 95. Their Revolver would have been something more like And Justice For All.
@@justinmj6586 yeah they are still going downhill 1996-2024
they should definitely retire at this point. @@Septicshites
Exactly@@will-love-lvx
I actually love Hetfield’s look during these years. Metal AF.
Not metal , rock and roll af ;)
Jason on the other hand looks like he ready for Mickey Mouse club reunion
Agreed. That was his best look. Bad ass!
I mean apart from his mullet
Gay
How can people hate Lars, man, haha. He was funny as hell in this video
He's a very sarcastic person. Most people don't understand when he's serious and when not and take him too seriously.
I'd say ppl hate him for bitching about Napster, but 1. these kids aren't old enough to know what that is. 2. you bitched about free music screwing you over and no one hates you.
7:05 is an indication of why people hate lars. I don’t hate him, but he sounded very pretentious here.
Cássio Amaral Don't ask that question because then ppl will seek out reasons to hate him. The hatred instigated was twofold; Megadeth fans and Napster.
Marc D He was obviously joking. Do you need more obvious cues? lol
Jason always kept it real :)
That's why he left
He was the most honest member of the band.
@@MrMethadrine "Jason is a DICC"
Most definitely...he wasn't into the hype...
@@merciless2032 Dude I Can Commend?
27:02 True words never spoken...audiences have no idea what its like to be on stage putting out energy while you play, I never played metal, more on the progressive (technical mumbo jumbo shit) rock but man some nights the ebergy just goes right out and my right hand (finger picking bass mofo) just wouldn't move like I wanted them, a struggle.
While Metallica music is fundamental at best, it takes serious conditioning to keep it up for 2-3hrs and I give them mad respect for that!
15:55 James is so quick witted
"No rain and clear skies for 6 weeks, it's like, who the fuck do they think they're kidding?"
As someone from Britain, I agree haha, fucking love Lars man
15:45 when James bursts out laughing when Lars tells them that Kerry King said Kirk was the worst guitar player to play a guitar 😂😂😂😂😂
Hey kerry, kirk is richer then you. Don't matter if he sucks or not
Kerry can't solo..seriously
James laughed because it was a ridiculous statement, especially coming from someone like Kerry King, not because he agreed with it.
Yeah I don't really jam slayer because Kerry kings shitty ass solos...and that fucking turd he lays on Panteras reinventing the steel is the worst solo I've ever fucking heard
@@mdnbluesthis people aren't very intelligent lol
I was there. One hell of a gig. After seeing them around the world in arenas, this club gig gave the perfect dimension to a savage live set so memorable even after all these years. Thank you for posting a true memory of my youth
Watching this for probably the 8th time. I can’t get enough of it.
Only James can rock a mullet\m/
That is the grand dadddy of all mullets!
It could be classified as a skullet with the very close cut !
@@CFKMAN nah. A skullet is bald on top with length in the back.
Bro have you seen Jaromir Jagr?
Thank you for video, dude, I really appreciate your effort.
That was awesome! First time watching it! Thanks for sharing bro! 👊😎
James’ best haircut ever, fkn siiicckkk.
Mullet Het is an unlocked character.
For some reason James looked more beefed up like he was working out more or maybe it's the beer lol and I've never seen a more badass mullet than James's mullet during 95'
I've never heard James talk about working out. He's just a naturally big guy...look at his forearms. The only time he looked really slim and in shape was in 2011.
I remember Chris Jericho talking about seeing Het at the 30th anniversary shows and asking him how he had slimmed down so much, and Hetfield said he was doing the caveman diet, which was a fad where you only ate whole foods that our ancestors would have eaten.
James was even buffer around 1998-1999, I think he looked better that way.
@@keefriff99 he did weights , I have heard him talking about it and you see him doing weights backstage on Cunning Stunts.
Only light weights but he was absolutely trying to keep in shape.
@@keefriff99 james was really thin in 2011, almost like if he was sick back then
@@JPX64ChannelHe was. It was the height of his drinking.
Impossible for me to hear Devil's Dance without hearing the Unforgiven horn in my head afterward.
Yeah , i remember that tape
Never thought of it as a horn up until now! 😂
load was a fresh change for the band...they had balls to do it...20 plus years later sounds great
Apollo K Load is definitely their most underrated album
Yeah, I have to agree actually. I also liked ReLoad. Both albums took a lot of criticism for being too experimental, but I don't think that's necessarily a bad thing. I wouldn't even label it as "selling out" since they didn't even sound like anyone else that time. They just went for more of a bluesy Black Sabbath-esque sound. I prefer that many times over the trainwreck that was St. Anger.
Load was a big mistake in their carreer musically, but it made them new fans on mtv & put them into the mainstream, they sorta had to because they could no longer be the heavy metal band because Pantera took it to anew level & Metallica really couldnt compete with the Power Pantera was putting out, but theres always a younger hungrier band on your heels that will one day take over, plus they were older & dont blame them for slowing down.
97warlock ismyname They were already in the mainstream with the Black Album. I think it has more to do with doing non stop touring previously that led them to a needed shift in direction. I doubt they felt threatened by Pantera lol
I just think it was like............ They Knew they couldnt compete with that kind of Velocity , Metallica had the fanbase, but .......THAT show......showed Metallica its time for a change because Heres this new band out there destroying the crowd, just like Metallica had been doing for years...... But due to constant touring Metallica couldnt hold that level of intensity like Pantera could, since Pantera were new on the scene & full of energy & killer riffs & one hell of a stage presense. So after nearly a decade Metallica "needed" to slow down just a bit.
James's laugh at 15:45 hahaha
James's response to Kerry King saying Kirk sucks.
13th Elm Productions And the funny thing is, Kerry can't play a decent solo even if his life depends on it.
I can't stand Kerry King.
minute?
@@Ricardo_Samano 15:22 onward
Kerry king sucks. Love slayer but can't stand him
26 years later I’m only watching this now..... I am from Inuvik and I was there front row right in front of James !!!! FINALLY Molsen Polar Ice Beach Party Footage 🤘🏼🤘🏼🤘🏼
Kirk was partying Scarface style when they broke into his room.
@Coy Leigh maybe he'd be calling Marty Friedman. Mustaine is all repetitive pentatonics and he uses chromatic movement in really poorly fitting places a lot too.
blakfloyd Or chris poland
Coy Leigh You’re miserable bro
This was his cocaine days
He didn't wanna share the booger sugar
15:45.
Man that gig and meet and greet at the end shows these guys hearts are humble and good
This is one of the coolest vids ive seen. Metallica is cool AF. THANKS for the upload
Haven't seen this before.Thanks man!
A time when Newsted was having an identity crisis and didn't know if he was in a metal band or Richard Simmons.
Hbabahahahahahahahahahaha
he was at a crossroads at that time! lol
So when you dont follow the looks that everybody want to see , suddenly he is not metal anymore?
39:23 Lars scored that Nina chick. You can hear her say goodnight in the background. Gg
Is that the girl from Veruca Salt?
Lars probably scored many chicks in his time!
@@overkill7990 .yess
I’m pretty sure he was still a danish virgin
@@CFKMAN I bet... after all, he is mothafukin Lars Ulrich!!
20:33 Slash :P
I didn’t know James used to be Ragnar Lothbrok
really interesting look at metallica at a really transitional period.... thanks for the upload
11:05 for some reason I always see Lars doing that even nowadays
Holy shit Kerry King talking without his glasses on?!
Reality and no beard
LOAD WAS SO GOOD
@15:45 that laugh can cure cancer itself
MetalZilla54 I know it’s so wholesome 🥺💕
y e s.
Load is my favorite album
36:06 ...so what?
Lmao
Seing Vanessa Warwick makes me miss Headbanger´s Ball. What a show that was.
That's hilarious around the 7 min mark when Lars asks that Asian guy if he's on any of the front covers
Very pretentious, wasn’t it?
My guess is he didn’t mean it like that he was just tryna be silly by acting like it was totally normal occurrence to be on a magazine and he was just like, hey man which one are u on?
His douche level. It's over 9,000.
Marc D You’re one of the few guys offended :’) lmao
Well that's Lars' sarcasm happening. I just had to laugh because I got it straight away. His just like that. That's Lars and deal with it.
23:21 I'm totally confused by the sound of James' voice on Devil's Dance right here. For years I've heard that he blew out his vocal cords either at some point during the black album's tour or when recording So What? but here he is in 1995 and still has a damn good amount of grit in his delivery. When you see even the earliest Load-era live performances, his voice sounds 100% clean with basically zero grit. Did he just intentionally adapt his style to avoid further damage to his voice?
@Andy Salter I appreciate the info. I've heard all of that before but I'm still confused about why he went from having about the same amount of grit in that 1995 performance as he did for the black album tour yet just a year later it was gone. Did he end up hitting a wall where he had to commit to clean vocals to avoid risking any further damage?
@Andy Salter oh yeah, I've been familiar with their Eb live tuning since collecting their Load-era singles back in '98. Hearing pre-Load songs in Eb initially made my ears feel the same way my taste buds do when the drive thru fucks up and gives me Diet Coke. The sound of E standard was heavily ingrained in my ears at that point cuz I was learning a lot of Metallica stuff on guitar.
He was all growl no scream starting around this time.
Listen to his vocals in COC’s Man Or Ash recorded around 1995-1996. Those are like prime Hetfield vocals.
James still had grit in his voice, but he couldn't sustain high and powerful.
Gotta love this channel. Who knew there was so much Metallica dren most people had never seen nor heard of before??
@ 20:33 damn slash walking in like a AAA guitarist he is
Pretty cool to see them like this, I've only seen (non-live) footage of them from 'Some Kind of Monster' and everything after that. So it really cool to see them before all sobering-up and becoming more mature. Kind of disappointed that they only played one song from their first four albums, still cool though.
should watch a year and a half in the life of metallica
James with a giant hickey @16:27
Gotta love that mullet man!!!
with the close cut , It could be classified as a SKULLET!
Therapy?!!!! I completely forgot about that band. They had a few good tracks, think I'll go shheck them out now.
"No more going to the library. No more reading up on pseudo intellectual stuff for nerds. Now it's beat the shit out of you with a piece of wood. Fuck you" lmao this has to be one of the greatest Lars quotes
James made Metallica an Danzig(solo project)-esque band .That's what it reminds me of ..The riffs and his vocal style
Listened to Danzig II again yesterday and thought there were plenty of similarities
James looks like techno viking with that mullet.
10:46 "cat fuckin" 😹. I'm dying over here! 😹
The Best James!
I've seen this in 2012...was living it to the max back then, poverty but Rock N'Roooooll
It's very nice to see early footage of james and francesca!
Not so nice now !
Poor James.....
I believe that he is better off now w/o her
haha Kirk 13:06 "that's why I use condoms"
Shay_Shay ! Savage
and now he has 2 kids sjfkshddj
Savage kirk breh.
These jorts, mullets and scene transitions.
Que energía que es Metallica en vivo.
Great footage - only wish they were miked up as it’s hard to hear what they’re saying half the time
That chug in Devils Dance is sick. Metallica with real tube amps 🤘🏻
19:56 I think that's Kory Clarke from Warrior Soul with Kerry King
at 6:38 the multi-million Urlich glancing avidly if the cab driver's giving the right change to the last penny...
14:28 "the heroin from Seattle is here, finally"
Best Nirvana's reference ever
Between the Black Album and Load, Nirvana had released Nevermind, In Utero and Kurt blew his brains out.
I wanna know more about that roadie,bodyguard at 1:58, ive seen him around metallica for awhile
ha, ha live version of fixxxxer at 33:15 :)
I remember everyone making fun of their image shift around the time Load was released, but watching this, I understand why they hired a stylist...
Fucking priceless video... Thx for making my day...
Man looking back to when that audience first heard 2x4 they were probably thinking "what the fuck is this"? It took a minute to warm up to those songs cause it was such a drastic change in sound.
There's a video that's like 28 or 30 minutes long on youtube from either '95 or '96 and it shows when the music media was first shown anything from Load and they have 'em all seated and roll the tape of 2x4 and there's just this chilling awkwardness among them just like how you described the fans in this video.
I love you METALLICA simply the BEST! ICON ❤
Jon Bon Jovi talking to Kerry Fucking King and Lars present at 19:55 lol surreal!
That's random AF!
That’s not Jon Bon Jovi.
It’s not JBJ
11:27 hetfields wife
Jon Metzger "hih hih hih hi"
Thank you. Ithought that was her. I was right. Thanks again for confirming that.
She's one very lucky woman to have James.
@@rosiewhitfield123 and vice versa..
yep...Shes still ugly.
The END of the OLD Metallica right here, from James' voice and attitude, to Lars drum set, to everything.
Not really ... the end of the old Metallica was with "st anger" ...
It still makes me sick to my stomach this many years later. Fuck this era.
o seu cu desgraca
1994-95 to be accurate
@@Spawn-wt6ul Fuck everything after 2000, it's been nothing but a downhill for every one after Millennium
35:45...Inuvik NT, my old stomping grounds!
LOL they actually went & did a gig for the Inuit, now thats dedication..
devils dance is too good
I believe Kirk had some cocaine out when they go in Kirk's room around the 10 min mark. Kirk's on the records as saying he was doing a lot around the load era.
I was just about to comment the odds on Kirk trying to keep them out of that room because of some heavy coke action
jonnybravvo i heard james and lars was really in coke during the and justice for all years
Gregory Davis James never did that stuff
yep james was, i saw it in an interview
Link?
7:05 lars "check this out, that's me on the cover, I'm famous dude" 🤣🤣🤣
8:24 10:41 11:08 13:04 14:45 19:12 21:11 21:35 25:52 31:34 34:05 34:25 37:05 38:29 41:27 42:37 45:38
17:55 to 18:17 that sir is how you rock a fucking mullet.
what song are they playing right there??
Kirk with the very fashionable capris when they played 2×4
my right ear loves this
38:27 kirk XD
Then James face
@@gabifrancis7414 😂😂😂
13:10 kirk hahaha
15:45 that laugh 🥺
The year of decadence, when thrash metal was lost and in a difficult situation
Like any sub genre it had just run its course.
Most musical trends last no more then 3 to 5 years.
Shit Grunge was born and dead in between the Black Album and load.
Amazing to see the Astoria in London! which was knocked down to extend Tottenham Court Rd tube station.. 4.95 for breakfast bloody hell that's cheap. I forgot about Lars & Courtney..😅
Lars always looks like he's makin a kissy face even when he isn't.
its a european thing
22:21 Did Jason call James "Jamie"?
He said "here your heiny" I think 😭
23:20
How were they playing Devils Dance, a song on the Reload album which was released in 1997, when this documentary was filmed in 1995, a year before the LOAD album was even released, the album BEFORE Reload?? Were they working on Load and Reload at the same time but released them in separate years?
Seeing these guys in shorts is a sight lol
I don’t mind Load and Reload, the change of pace was nice and there’s good jams there. I mean, thrash was dying by that point and Metallica could have totally disappeared and become a cult band like so many others. Just as well, they could have disbanded and become a band if the last like Pantera or a shell of their former selves like Sepultura when Max split. Times changed and bands changed, I think they went through it all perfectly.
They could've remained a metal band though.
@@johnp82 They did , the Loads ain't exactly " Metal " but everything else they have put out is Metal.
Even as much as I dislike St Anger it's still Metal.
@@andysalter7192 they went a long time being a hard rock band and then made a half assed return to being a metal band.
@@johnp82 I love Death Magnetic and Hardwired!
Shit Death Magnetic is there most progressive album since Justice.
They ain't ever going to write like they did in 86 , it's impossible.
They were young angry kids wanting to conquer the world, no band that lasts this long and as big as Metallica are playing anything like they did in they're youth.
I hear people say " Slayer kept it going!" But they're last 4 albums were rubbish to my ears and had nothing on they're 80s stuff , same with Megadeth ( who put out Risk , Cryptic Writings, Youthinasia, Super Collider , 13 all albums that are Hard rock more then metal )
I can't even listen to most 90s Anthrax as it just got boring though I love John Bush .
The only band that has kept its music pretty consistent is Testament but they are like a pimple on the ass of Metallica in the scheme of success.
I am just happy Metallica are still going.
@@andysalter7192 I would say Load/Reload are a million times better than DM and HW.
AMAZING ERA OF METALLICA!!!
20:53 is someone in the bottom right corner holding up a smartphone in 1995?!?
I fucking love load!
Listening to some of the Load songs live let me know what they could have been before Bob Rocked them.
He didn't write their songs for them it was their choice to change the type of music they wanted to play
Nah, they were terrible songs before and after Bob Rock tweaked some knobs in a recording studio.
If you hate Load then you clearly don't understand music
Imagine everyone’s reaction to 2x4
They’re probably excepting them to go back to their roots but instead their “new one” is a hard rock.
19:37 Is that Jeff Goldblum? :D
Yes
you're the best