My shitty punk/hardcore bank recorded a demo about 19 years ago with a young engineer who was looking to put a portfolio together. This engineer was working at the same local studio as Bob Rock at the time (which studio was owned by Bryan Adams, no less). One day the engineer is at the studio mixing our demo, and Bob busts in. He hears a few seconds of one of our songs and angrily demands that the engineer “turn this shit off!”. He further admonished the engineer and made it clear that he was never to play our demo in his presence again. I can’t say my (decidedly amateur) musical career had many highlights, but having Bob Rock hear our music and it pissing him off was definitely one of them.
I’ll never forget the day St. Anger came out. I was about to head over to Best Buy to pick up the cd, only to realize that my car had been stolen. Turns out that would be the second worst thing to happen to me that day.
I paid $1100 for the St. Anger/Some Kind of monster Cd and DVD combo...Let me explain: I "won" this DVD from a radio quiz call in bullshit in New Orleans, went to the radio station to pick up my prize, came out -- Truck got towed! $1100 and 6 hours later, I'm blasting the worst Metallica album in history. I literally threw it out the window. I still have the dvd. Talk about St. Anger!!
As good as the acepalm is, my favorite moment in this move (one of my favorites in any movie, honestly) is in one of the band meetings when Kirk says something about how nobody listens to what he has to say and everyone in the room completely ignores it. This is a close second.
I strongly sympathise with Kirk as somebody who was into playing thrash and heavy metal in my youth but now just wants to play dad rock and boomer bends. He just wants to do that sweet 15b17 on the neck pickup of his Paul, but he's in the biggest heavy metal band in the world and they expect him to shred. Truly a gilded cage.
The amazing thing about some kind of monster is that they didn't look at the footage and go "Wow, we look like complete idiot children, lets burn all these tapes". They put it in theatres. Unreal in so many ways
@@stevec6427 The album makes so much more sense in the context of how it was created. It's still not a great album, but as an artistic statement of honesty and vulnerability it's pretty remarkable. Did the documentary dismantle the image of the untouchable rockstars? Absolutely it did. But releasing it was more courageous than most other rockstars would've been capable of.
@@JayBirdNJ. I wonder what you expect from a band documentary. Also, it shows really well what happens when you don't learn a healthy way to talk about your feelings. I'd say the fact they went to therapy is actually a very mature way of dealing with that situation. And of course that involves talking about themselves.
Love this movie. Every band that was around in the 2000's can quote this endlessly. "Why don't we go hammer it out instead of hammering on each other?" Pure gold. I saw a preview screening of this because my girlfriend at the time's friend was on the Metallica street team. I was laughing the whole way through while everyone else just glared at me. Easily the best comedy of 2003.
Sometimes... every once in a while... it's good to remember that Metallica made an album of 7-8 minute long songs where they tried to sound like nu metal. And there couldn't have been a better thing than Pat Finnerty to remind me this time
Imagine going "Hey we're Metallica, what should we be doing? I know, we'll listen to the radio and mimic whatever flash in the pan crap is the current hotness!"
@@whatilearnttoday5295 the double whammy is that they were late to the party and they didn't even do it well lol. the result sounds like 3rd rate Slipknot and System of a Down rejects with a burnt-out James Hetfield singing
Bob Rock is on their Wikipedia page under Band Members, the only entry as a "Session/Touring Musician", with credit for playing bass from 2001-2003. I wonder who put that in there...
Kirk telling that unlike Jaymz and Lars, he doesn't have an ego in one scene and then losing his shit in another when they're talking about not putting any guitar solos on the album is another great pair of moments.
@@RootzillaTo be fair, taking out solos is a MASSIVE FU to a lead guitarist. Also I'm pretty sure Kirk goes into withdrawal if he doesn't get to abuse his wah wah pedal.
If aliens came down and told me to show them anything I think makes Earth worth not destroying, I would show them you. You are a bright light sir in this dark world
Ha, I just found out from this video that Lars is 3 years older than I am and it made me feel like “Hey, I’m still pretty young; I’m younger than Lars.”
I distinctly remember my parents watching Some Kind Of Monster for the first time in like 2007-8 and they wouldn't stop talking about how funny it was for like a week straight
It's almost 8:00 in the morning, I'm getting ready to leave the house and then I hear your voice coming from the TV in the other room. I suddenly and instinctively screamed hell yeah and woke up my baby..
I'm bummed I missed the livestream, but psyched to see your periscope come up signaling your continued existance, Pat. You've provided many emotional lifts for me with the content you produce and by giving me reasons to believe there are at least some good eggs left in the world by undoubtedly being one. So thanks for continuing in that vein as well. You're a legend, fine sir!
SKOM is a fascinating insight into the minds of two people who are utterly self obsessed, while utterly lacking in self awareness at the same time. How they could have sat through the final edit of this and not realised that it was an absolute car crash is baffling. I get that James was going through rehab, and Lars was desperately trying to pretend that he wasn't a heavy metal drummer and suck up to the art crowd, but somebody must have had doubts at some point during the viewing.
"you know what guys? lets just get in there and hammer it out instead of hammering at each other..." - theres always that one guy. "MOM, DAD, STOP FIGHTING ITS THANKSGIVING!!! 😢"
The Kirk Hammett face palm is real. Input-wise, he absolutely knows, all too well, that James and Lars regard him as the 2nd most expendable member after Jason.
One of the best parts is when James is bitching to Kirk about decisions being made when he’s not in the studio, and Kirk’s response is “now you know how I’ve been feeling for the last 20 years”
Dude. I laughed for a good 30 minutes. I could listen to you rip on Metallica for hours...and I love Metallica as most of us do. But it's rich to call them on their corn ponerey lmao.
Fuel check - I won the first album on some local radio trivia call in. Had the "In my hands" song on it. I was still taking guitar lessons at that time and had discovered Megadeth. It was a time I lived through.
Nothing But Thieves is legit as hell but being an opener is all nepotism can buy you in the rock and roll world. Now pop music, that's a different story.
Thank you. Yes! Everclear never gets anywhere near its deserved amount of hate. All their songs are written from the perspective of a 13 year old boy whose parents just got divorced.
@ I saw a band “The Marvelous Three” (led by the formidable Butch Walker of August is Falling fame) play Everclear’s single lick that they turned into four songs
I would say that St Anger came with a DVD of the band playing the material live together in a garage type situation and it was a hundred times better than the record, along with a normal live drum sound.
I once saw Lars at the Whole Foods in San Francisco. Even made eye contact. Overheard him muttering to his wife that he doesn’t like broccoli and didn’t want any.
Best bit of the film as Lars saying how "its not about the money of course" when trying to flog his Basquiat painting. Could have saved himself alot a trouble suing the Napster people there pal.
Metallica was my first concert! Saw Metallica with The Cult opening in 1989 when I was 12 years old. 12 also seems to be the mental age of Metallica members.
37:26 on the contrary, there’s newspaper articles detailing over 300 separate instances of banana peel-slippage happening in the US alone - many of which are even more cartoonish than you’d imagine (my personal favorite involves a kid in sedalia who slipped on a banana peel. he also happened to be carrying dynamite in his pocket for whatever reason, so that exploded when he hit the ground and blew off one of his fingers)
Every 10 years or so I do the reverse Metallica triple feature (Some Kind of Monster, then A Year and a Half in the Life of Metallica pts 1 and 2, then CLiff 'Em All. As someone who could pretty much take or leave Metallica for the most part, I highly recommend it. At the very least a double feature of Year and a Half Pt. 1/Monster is a great watch - they complement each other really well.
Great to hear from you again, Pat. However an F major with open b and e is very 70’s, specifically a British band called Caravan which I “discovered” in about 1980. Light, mostly humorous prog.
I had a dental assistant cleaning my teeth who was singing along to 3 Doors Down Here Without You. I had a hair dresser once sing Nickelbacks Photograph while cutting my hair at Great Clips.
It’s 100% Lars trying to get under James’ skin. The shit eating grin as he’s playing the worst beat ever is a dead give away😂. Classic ‘you may be able to kick my ass, but I can mess with you in other ways’
I don't think that I'd heard the word "verve" before the mid 90s...then there's suddenly 2 huge bands...The Verve and The Verve Pipe. I wonder if they ever played a show together...that might have been difficult. I'm pretty sure that The Verve were around first as they formed in the late 80s. Also...The Verve were amazing. They were like a more psychedelic Oasis with a much better singer.
I saw the Verve Pipe in 1996 playing a show in Houston with K's Choice. There was a meet and greet after the show and Vander Ark was bitching about the catering or some shit. Me and my friends were standing nearby and dude's manager looked at us and said, "I don't think he wants to meet you or sign anything. Sorry." We laughed so hard. I'm all, "Uh, I'm here to meet Sam and Gert - my band covers one of their songs."
I'm never going to get over Hetfield telling Lars, "I'm used to the drummer doing the beat." Lars Ulrich, a drummer so bad at keeping the beat that *the man saying this to him* is famously the guy who actually keeps the band in time.
I was flabbergasted at the Boulevard of Broken Dreams WMTSS suggestion because I love Green Day but then Pat wins me back by dunkin (HSG Reference!!??) on the real stinkers. Can't stay mad at you, my bald broski. Also can't wait for Uncle Kracker to be on the WMTSS chopping block.
Dude, every department store I've ever been in (Midwest) has a bathroom. You ever think maybe the store is so big you've just never found the bathroom?
This doc is insane, always loved it. Definitely more fun than the album, though St. Anger is honestly like a 6/10 for me, a fun-ish odd novelty album in retrospect
You hit the nail on the head with Fuel being too long. This applies to literally every song on St Anger, no song is under 5 minutes and some approach the 9 minute mark. Not really acceptable when theres zero solos, the songs go absolutely nowhere that justify those runtimes.
My shitty punk/hardcore bank recorded a demo about 19 years ago with a young engineer who was looking to put a portfolio together. This engineer was working at the same local studio as Bob Rock at the time (which studio was owned by Bryan Adams, no less). One day the engineer is at the studio mixing our demo, and Bob busts in. He hears a few seconds of one of our songs and angrily demands that the engineer “turn this shit off!”. He further admonished the engineer and made it clear that he was never to play our demo in his presence again. I can’t say my (decidedly amateur) musical career had many highlights, but having Bob Rock hear our music and it pissing him off was definitely one of them.
Ok I wanna hear this demo. I f’kn hate Bob Rock.
I'd also check this out
kinda wanna hear the song, it must have been great to piss him off
Must have been good music.
Bob Rock put out garbage music with his own bands (Payolas and Rock& Hyde) in Canada when I was a kid. He's hardly one to judge
I’ll never forget the day St. Anger came out. I was about to head over to Best Buy to pick up the cd, only to realize that my car had been stolen.
Turns out that would be the second worst thing to happen to me that day.
😂😂😂
@@brandongnuschke3870 👏
I paid $1100 for the St. Anger/Some Kind of monster Cd and DVD combo...Let me explain:
I "won" this DVD from a radio quiz call in bullshit in New Orleans, went to the radio station to pick up my prize, came out -- Truck got towed! $1100 and 6 hours later, I'm blasting the worst Metallica album in history. I literally threw it out the window. I still have the dvd. Talk about St. Anger!!
@@matguerra333 okay you win
@@brandongnuschke3870 idk I think you still win, unless you got a new car for free
As good as the acepalm is, my favorite moment in this move (one of my favorites in any movie, honestly) is in one of the band meetings when Kirk says something about how nobody listens to what he has to say and everyone in the room completely ignores it. This is a close second.
Don't forget Dave Mustaine (another good guy) making (equally good guy) Lars cry, or Newstead reality-checking these man-children.
@@NoName-cz3wn Dave mustaine vs Lars was a highlight for me, too.
I strongly sympathise with Kirk as somebody who was into playing thrash and heavy metal in my youth but now just wants to play dad rock and boomer bends. He just wants to do that sweet 15b17 on the neck pickup of his Paul, but he's in the biggest heavy metal band in the world and they expect him to shred. Truly a gilded cage.
His solo album is horrific.
@@vorpalblades I mean it's not great but it was certainly more interesting than anything Metallica have made in the last 20 years.
"Shred" = "Play the same shit you played when you were 16yo"
He has not put in any effort to progress as a player. None.
@@whatilearnttoday5295 no reason he should, to be fair.
The amazing thing about some kind of monster is that they didn't look at the footage and go "Wow, we look like complete idiot children, lets burn all these tapes". They put it in theatres. Unreal in so many ways
It was not the right decision.
Fucking bananas, man.
@@stevec6427 The album makes so much more sense in the context of how it was created. It's still not a great album, but as an artistic statement of honesty and vulnerability it's pretty remarkable. Did the documentary dismantle the image of the untouchable rockstars? Absolutely it did. But releasing it was more courageous than most other rockstars would've been capable of.
@@FriedlichChiller it made Metallica l look like spoiled children who only think of themselves.
@@JayBirdNJ. I wonder what you expect from a band documentary. Also, it shows really well what happens when you don't learn a healthy way to talk about your feelings. I'd say the fact they went to therapy is actually a very mature way of dealing with that situation. And of course that involves talking about themselves.
"Coming off of two loads" is an interesting turn of phrase.
He’s bragging
Love this movie. Every band that was around in the 2000's can quote this endlessly. "Why don't we go hammer it out instead of hammering on each other?" Pure gold. I saw a preview screening of this because my girlfriend at the time's friend was on the Metallica street team. I was laughing the whole way through while everyone else just glared at me. Easily the best comedy of 2003.
It sounds totally stock to my ears
@@ThomasJohnBourne I would say, delete that
That movie just makes me think "fuck".... "FUCK!"
".... FUUUUUCK!!!"
I’d pay for more “Pat reviews band movies”!
"there's lil bees, i mean, there- just like, there's a lotta nectar now too" amazingly curated vocabulary on this unit
Sometimes... every once in a while... it's good to remember that Metallica made an album of 7-8 minute long songs where they tried to sound like nu metal. And there couldn't have been a better thing than Pat Finnerty to remind me this time
Imagine going "Hey we're Metallica, what should we be doing? I know, we'll listen to the radio and mimic whatever flash in the pan crap is the current hotness!"
@@whatilearnttoday5295 the double whammy is that they were late to the party and they didn't even do it well lol. the result sounds like 3rd rate Slipknot and System of a Down rejects with a burnt-out James Hetfield singing
Hope this one stays up, I'm currently going through my yearly St Anger/Some Kind Of Monster obsession. Whole story is just ridiculous and interesting
Bob Rock is on their Wikipedia page under Band Members, the only entry as a "Session/Touring Musician", with credit for playing bass from 2001-2003. I wonder who put that in there...
Bob Rock is the Dr.Phil of Rock music.
If you choose Rock for your fake last name, you probably don't. Bob or Kid😂
@@revwillyg6450 It's his real last name. Bob Jens Rock that is, not Dumbshit Ritchie.
Bob Rock trying to weasel his way into Metallica will never not be the funniest thing of this whole documentary
I always thought the therapist was/should have been trying to get himself into the band too. If he succeeded he would not change his clothing style.
They were never going to let him join, especially as he spoke back to james disagreed with him over and over. metallica is an extension of his ego.
Kirk telling that unlike Jaymz and Lars, he doesn't have an ego in one scene and then losing his shit in another when they're talking about not putting any guitar solos on the album is another great pair of moments.
@@RootzillaTo be fair, taking out solos is a MASSIVE FU to a lead guitarist. Also I'm pretty sure Kirk goes into withdrawal if he doesn't get to abuse his wah wah pedal.
If aliens came down and told me to show them anything I think makes Earth worth not destroying, I would show them you. You are a bright light sir in this dark world
Well said. I agree wholeheartedly.
This guy has become my favorite UA-cam channel in the last 48 hours
I don't know about Beato
I think boygenius is a good example of a modern supergroup where the fans know every member of the band.
Beautiful harmonies too.
Who? Will have a look.
and they suck
Realizing you're older now than Lars was then brought on a genuine (and admirably transient!) existential crisis.
This.. I too am approaching said age and fearing the demonstrated consequences.
I share a birthday with Lars, too. That’s fucked up
I'm the age now that he was in 2001. I'm definitely less successful lol. Hey, at least I never made St. Anger though, so I have that going for me.
@@eggoslayer1001Still got two years to make your St. Anger bro! Don't give up on your dreams, keep pushing.
Ha, I just found out from this video that Lars is 3 years older than I am and it made me feel like “Hey, I’m still pretty young; I’m younger than Lars.”
As someone in a band..and older than Lars in St Anger.... these conversations have been had in my basement and its gut wrenching.
I distinctly remember my parents watching Some Kind Of Monster for the first time in like 2007-8 and they wouldn't stop talking about how funny it was for like a week straight
The Hammett face palm has lived rent free in my mind for years.
I remember watching this when I was still really into Metallica. I think I was depressed for like a month.
I mean you should have auditioned for bass then. Would’ve fit right in.
If you were really into Metallica any time after the black album, then yeah, you should be depressed.
It's almost 8:00 in the morning, I'm getting ready to leave the house and then I hear your voice coming from the TV in the other room. I suddenly and instinctively screamed hell yeah and woke up my baby..
HE FUCKIN LEFT THE BAND
Who, Cliff?
Period! Exclamation mark!
@@Stable_Genius Cliff didn’t leave he was forced out. Hahahaha that’s a knee slapper right there!
As the years go by it becomes clearer to me that my favorite Metallica song is "Junior Dad".
fuel is when hetfield reached peak yeahAH and thus needs to be preserved for all time. also dabachabaDA
St. Anger was the second Metallica album I ever listened to after Black. I gaslit myself so hard to enjoy that album.
Best part is when the therapist submits his ideas for lyrics. 😂..on post its!
ZONE IT!
One of the worst parts of the music industry was guys like that getting paid for their utter B.S.
My lifestyle determines my deathstyle.
CLUNK CLANK CLUNK CLANK CLUNK CLANK
KEEP SEARCHING 🕵🏾
I'm bummed I missed the livestream, but psyched to see your periscope come up signaling your continued existance, Pat. You've provided many emotional lifts for me with the content you produce and by giving me reasons to believe there are at least some good eggs left in the world by undoubtedly being one. So thanks for continuing in that vein as well. You're a legend, fine sir!
SKOM is a fascinating insight into the minds of two people who are utterly self obsessed, while utterly lacking in self awareness at the same time. How they could have sat through the final edit of this and not realised that it was an absolute car crash is baffling. I get that James was going through rehab, and Lars was desperately trying to pretend that he wasn't a heavy metal drummer and suck up to the art crowd, but somebody must have had doubts at some point during the viewing.
Glad we're getting these, cant wait for another this song stinks ❤
Somekind of monster is Spinal Tap 2
Funnier than the original
"you know what guys? lets just get in there and hammer it out instead of hammering at each other..." - theres always that one guy. "MOM, DAD, STOP FIGHTING ITS THANKSGIVING!!! 😢"
That's my son, he butts in between my wife and I when we get too loud n intense
Just trying to hold it together despite no one ever really listening to him. So relatable.
The handsome Ferruginous Hawk in the thumbnail brought me here.
Lars screaming at himself for accidentally finally putting the snare on "2" is downright iconic
The Kirk Hammett face palm is real. Input-wise, he absolutely knows, all too well, that James and Lars regard him as the 2nd most expendable member after Jason.
One of the best parts is when James is bitching to Kirk about decisions being made when he’s not in the studio, and Kirk’s response is “now you know how I’ve been feeling for the last 20 years”
And their response? Lars and James just go back to whatever they were arguing about. 🤷♀️
Kirk is giving peacekeeper mom energy. It doesn’t work well in abusive families and it didn’t work well here.
Just found this whole. What Makes This Song Stink, rabbit hole! Great stuff! Would love to see an episode on, Every Rose Has Its Thorn - Poison
Dude. I laughed for a good 30 minutes. I could listen to you rip on Metallica for hours...and I love Metallica as most of us do.
But it's rich to call them on their corn ponerey lmao.
I watched this documentary with my partner for the first time two months ago... all for this moment, Pat! 🎉
Fuel check - I won the first album on some local radio trivia call in. Had the "In my hands" song on it. I was still taking guitar lessons at that time and had discovered Megadeth. It was a time I lived through.
The Lars lip smack almost killed me
Lars’ kids (two) are in a band together, called Taipei Houston. I actually saw them last week opening for nothing but thieves.
Nothing But Thieves is legit as hell but being an opener is all nepotism can buy you in the rock and roll world. Now pop music, that's a different story.
If Pat does an Everclear song for This Song Stinks I will die a happy man
Thank you. Yes! Everclear never gets anywhere near its deserved amount of hate. All their songs are written from the perspective of a 13 year old boy whose parents just got divorced.
@ I saw a band “The Marvelous Three” (led by the formidable Butch Walker of August is Falling fame) play Everclear’s single lick that they turned into four songs
Funnily enough, "stock" is how I would describe 72 Seasons.
Hot take
@tanktronic never claimed it was
I would say that St Anger came with a DVD of the band playing the material live together in a garage type situation and it was a hundred times better than the record, along with a normal live drum sound.
I ripped that DVD to minidisc and listened to that instead of the released version till I went to Uni and found better bands
Justice for Jason!!!
Caw caw! That's me nighthawkin'.
Shhh, keep it down
Quoting Spinal Tap. Top notch, sir. Top notch. 🤘😎🤘
I love Metalocalypse's take on Hetfields therapist
I once saw Lars at the Whole Foods in San Francisco. Even made eye contact. Overheard him muttering to his wife that he doesn’t like broccoli and didn’t want any.
Best bit of the film as Lars saying how "its not about the money of course" when trying to flog his Basquiat painting.
Could have saved himself alot a trouble suing the Napster people there pal.
Thank you Pat - I'm going to watch Some Kind of Monster - such hilarious content - Lars is pure comedy gold.
Metallica was my first concert! Saw Metallica with The Cult opening in 1989 when I was 12 years old. 12 also seems to be the mental age of Metallica members.
37:26 on the contrary, there’s newspaper articles detailing over 300 separate instances of banana peel-slippage happening in the US alone - many of which are even more cartoonish than you’d imagine (my personal favorite involves a kid in sedalia who slipped on a banana peel. he also happened to be carrying dynamite in his pocket for whatever reason, so that exploded when he hit the ground and blew off one of his fingers)
Someone actually hit Pat with an Adam Eget “Where do you get your ideas from?” 😂
Every 10 years or so I do the reverse Metallica triple feature (Some Kind of Monster, then A Year and a Half in the Life of Metallica pts 1 and 2, then CLiff 'Em All.
As someone who could pretty much take or leave Metallica for the most part, I highly recommend it. At the very least a double feature of Year and a Half Pt. 1/Monster is a great watch - they complement each other really well.
Thanks for the periscope, Pat. Hope the L4-5 is progressing.
the crotty ad-lib was one of the best things ever put on yt
"My lifestyle determines my death style" - Kirk
Great to hear from you again, Pat. However an F major with open b and e is very 70’s, specifically a British band called Caravan which I “discovered” in about 1980. Light, mostly humorous prog.
Every time I see your channel pop up, I recoil. And then I remember I constantly get your name mixed up with Finn McKenty.
You're cool, Pat.
Ain't gotta worry about anymore finn uploads now lol
Krik has to be the longest running not-a-member of Metallica
He really has been treated like a temp for 4 decades now
Fuck yeahhh we’ve missed you Pat
second the comment about Cardiacs. Tim Smith was a genius and is missed in the starry sky. RIP Timmy.
yeah, talk about underrated eh?
The Jeremy Bartlett question, great Norm Macdonald question
tick tick tick tick tick tock
Streamed 6min ago and 2k views!! Amazing job!!
I had a dental assistant cleaning my teeth who was singing along to 3 Doors Down Here Without You. I had a hair dresser once sing Nickelbacks Photograph while cutting my hair at Great Clips.
Finnerty's like some kind of UA-cam leprechaun. Catch him if you can. "You know... for kids"(H.P.)
⭕️
It’s 100% Lars trying to get under James’ skin. The shit eating grin as he’s playing the worst beat ever is a dead give away😂. Classic ‘you may be able to kick my ass, but I can mess with you in other ways’
Always Justice for Jason. I do believe they realize just how important Jason was now.
Cliff, Jason, then Rob. That's my top 3 Metallica members
If we don't start URR-LEE-URR and end URR-LEE-URR
Pat, I know this isn’t a funny comment, but you’re freaking hilarious, dude. Like, unreal funny. God bless.
I honestly didn't know David Gray was known in the States
I don't think that I'd heard the word "verve" before the mid 90s...then there's suddenly 2 huge bands...The Verve and The Verve Pipe. I wonder if they ever played a show together...that might have been difficult. I'm pretty sure that The Verve were around first as they formed in the late 80s. Also...The Verve were amazing. They were like a more psychedelic Oasis with a much better singer.
Their fights weren't as entertaining.
I saw the Verve Pipe in 1996 playing a show in Houston with K's Choice. There was a meet and greet after the show and Vander Ark was bitching about the catering or some shit. Me and my friends were standing nearby and dude's manager looked at us and said, "I don't think he wants to meet you or sign anything. Sorry." We laughed so hard.
I'm all, "Uh, I'm here to meet Sam and Gert - my band covers one of their songs."
Dead man’s trail always cracks me up 😂
Hudsucker Proxy mentioned 👏👑🙏
The therapist that looks like Maurice Wolin is more of a parasite than Bob Rock
I didn’t do anything, but I did something stupid. Don’t bring the girls.
He's cute tho built good
@@andrewlloyd5106😂
Therapists like him don't come around very often. I'd want him again and again.
@@JB-wh9ux What? No way..!
I'm never going to get over Hetfield telling Lars, "I'm used to the drummer doing the beat." Lars Ulrich, a drummer so bad at keeping the beat that *the man saying this to him* is famously the guy who actually keeps the band in time.
A Metallica Frame Game is a must
this is hot stuff
Pat's BAAAACK! 😃
I was flabbergasted at the Boulevard of Broken Dreams WMTSS suggestion because I love Green Day but then Pat wins me back by dunkin (HSG Reference!!??) on the real stinkers. Can't stay mad at you, my bald broski. Also can't wait for Uncle Kracker to be on the WMTSS chopping block.
What I got from this was that Boulevard isn't the problem, it's everything else that copied from it, is that right?
Stoked to see Gina Randazzo show up in the chat! Me and her go way back! And Jersey For All for life! ❤️🤘🏻
Metallica will restore a little bit of cred from me by covering Blue Oyster Cult's "Astronomy". Deep cut!
James Blunt gets a pass because he's the funniest fucker on the internet
Pass the James Blunt over here
No one makes fun of James Blunt more than James Blunt does
Playing the British people against ourselves by letting us Deed Poll him if he goes to number one. I admire it.
Crazy how hard Lars had to think about that drum beat when even boots and cats would've been better
Pat has the right attitude about entitled celebrities. Their misery exists for our entertainment.
Dude, every department store I've ever been in (Midwest) has a bathroom. You ever think maybe the store is so big you've just never found the bathroom?
That strawberry fields cover is a hate crime
This doc is insane, always loved it. Definitely more fun than the album, though St. Anger is honestly like a 6/10 for me, a fun-ish odd novelty album in retrospect
Playing that lose yourself riff. It sounds a lot Iike the liquid swords
who woulda thought the guys who made the black album would later remake This Is Spinal Tap
You hit the nail on the head with Fuel being too long. This applies to literally every song on St Anger, no song is under 5 minutes and some approach the 9 minute mark. Not really acceptable when theres zero solos, the songs go absolutely nowhere that justify those runtimes.
I hope the L4 is getting better. ❤️🩹
That Turkey Hill guy is Budd from Kill Bill.
Tortured Agony! My favorite rocker!
Night hawkin? What is this?
Fuk I love Some Kind of Monster!
"This is the cloud that swallows trust, this is the black that uncolours us!"
Holy crap. I was playing my tele watching this, and noticed you had one on the wall. "Nice," I thought, then you START PLAYING TOO! YEAH!