Metallica are great.

[_intense_]

they are really choice and i like them lots ahy.

[James Deuce]

That's "eh".

Stop doing drugs and posting on KB. Trust me, you end up regretting it.

[WRT]

That's "eh".



If you're going to take the time to correct him, why stop there?

[MisterD]

If you're going to take the time to correct him, why stop there?

Quite right, what other mistakes can we spot?

"are" is used rather than "were"...(RIP Cliff Burton)

[Guitana]

they are really choice and i like them lots ahy.

No shit!!!! But there are alot more Talented musicians around so don't limit your listening to just metallica!!

[Matt Bleck]

They should have stopped after the black album.....

[Smorg]

That's "eh".



thought it was aye?

[Switch]

Arn't they doing another albumn? Be nice if they go back to their 'old' style

[TerminalAddict]

all roads lead to justice

[James Deuce]

thought it was aye?

Aye means yes.

[James Deuce]

all roads lead to justice

You're shitting me?

Their last decent album was Master of Puppets.

[Smorg]

Aye means yes.

Isn't that what people mean when they put eh or aye at the end of a sentence? They are seeking verbal affirmation of the statement they have just made eg. its a nice day today aye? eh just looks funny

[MisterD]

Exactly my point on Cliff Burton, I can still feel the disappointment on listening to "..and Justice for All" for the first time..

[James Deuce]

Isn't that what people mean when they put eh or aye at the end of a sentence? They are seeking verbal affirmation of the statement they have just made eg. its a nice day today aye? eh just looks funny
Nope. Correct spelling is "eh". Aye is a word and it means yes. To those of us with a correct spelling and grammar disorder, "aye", looks far more cognitively disjunctive than "eh" does to you.

[TerminalAddict]

You're shitting me?

Their last decent album was Master of Puppets.


ahhh so you're one of the "back when" fans :dodge:

[Hitcher]

Isn't that what people mean when they put eh or aye at the end of a sentence? They are seeking verbal affirmation of the statement they have just made eg. its a nice day today aye? eh just looks funny

If "aye" was pronounced "ay" instead of "eye" your ear may have a case to make. But it isn't. Jim2 is right. If you disagree, look eh up on www.dictionary.com.

[Smorg]

meh I'm not that bothered I was punching above my grammatical weight anyway, had always wondered thats all.
But thanks for setting me straight.



eh:

Used in asking a question or in seeking repetition or confirmation of a statement.
Chiefly Canadian Used to ascertain or reinforce a listener's interest or agreement.

[limbimtimwim]

Used to think Metallica were great. But I was about 16/17 years old. Then I grew up.

[Sniper]

Used to think Metallica were great. But I was about 16/17 years old. Then I grew up.

Thats your problem. You just got OLD. :bleh:

[Maha]

They are good with out a doubt...But IMHO ! the greatest is and always will be KISS....:Punk:

[Lissa]

Yea my brother LOVED kiss... played it all the time :mellow: that and ABBA...always thought he was a little strange.

I have no problem admitting I like Metallica... "enter the sandman" would be my fav!! And I'm older than Limbimtimmywimmy... not quite sure what that means.

[Guitana]

They are good with out a doubt...But IMHO ! the greatest is and always will be KISS....:Punk:

I WAS MADE FOR LOVING YOU BABY YOU WERE MADE FOR LOVING ME!!!!!!
Yeah KISS the original rockers man they rooted their way around the world lucky bastards!!!!

[Trudes]

I'm with you Mel, I love Metallica, even if they are getting long in the tooth, I'd still pay to go see them, my fav is Fade to Black, but have so many close runners up, and no I don't live in the Hutt and drive a Holden, but I do drink Jack.
And eh eh ehhhhh is all I have to say to the sideline conversation, I prefer aye.:bleh:

[James Deuce]

You can prefer anything you like, including reinforcing a preference for being demonstrably wrong.

[Maha]

I WAS MADE FOR LOVING YOU BABY YOU WERE MADE FOR LOVING ME!!!!!!
Yeah KISS the original rockers man they rooted their way around the world lucky bastards!!!!

They certainly did and still do!....Iron Maiden/Ted Nugent/Slayer/AC/DC to name a few, have all open for them.

[Lissa]

I'm with you Mel, I love Metallica, even if they are getting long in the tooth, I'd still pay to go see them, my fav is Fade to Black, but have so many close runners up, and no I don't live in the Hutt and drive a Holden, but I do drink Jack.
And eh eh ehhhhh is all I have to say to the sideline conversation, I prefer aye.:bleh:
So its just natural I like them? I am longish in the tooth, use to live in the Hutt, drive a holden and I like Jack too!!!! :shit: It all makes perfect sense now.

[Mr Merde]

they are really choice and i like them lots ahy.


Let me guess mmmmmm

WEST AUCKLAND

[Maha]

I'm with you Mel, I love Metallica, even if they are getting long in the tooth, I'd still pay to go see them, my fav is Fade to Black, but have so many close runners up, and no I don't live in the Hutt and drive a Holden, but I do drink Jack.
And eh eh ehhhhh is all I have to say to the sideline conversation, I prefer aye.:bleh:

Well my wife loves Lars...something about drummers? :love:

[Sniper]

Well my wife loves Lars...something about drummers? :love:

Have you shown her the music video of "One"? Do that and then ask her if she still likes him

[RC1]

They should have stopped after the black album.....
i reckon they should have stopped before the black album imho

[outlawtorn]

All MetallicA albums are great, each one of their albums have some defining tracks on them and are generally very good. It's very easy to be 'hardcore' and say their last good album was Master Of Puppets or Metallica (The Back Album as it is known) but you really have to pull yer head out of your arse and look around at all the other musical greats, they all grow and try new things as well as mature in their tastes.

Strange how a lot of people dis them all the time, for what reason? Being successful? Creating an album they don't like? Making a DVD which showcases them as real people?

Metallica have done something that most other bands or people would ever do and that is opern themselves up, so that their fans can see who they really are, they've done this kind of stuff since Metallica (1992) when they had a camera crew following them around during the making of that album, it opened them up as real people.

So please don't slag them off, admire them for having courage to show themselves as they are and for standing up for what they believe.

MetallicA fucking rocks baby!!! Yeah!!!!

[outlawtorn]

Used to think Metallica were great. But I was about 16/17 years old. Then I grew up.

what was that grandad? I couldn't hear you over the rattling of your zimmer frame!

[James Deuce]

So please don't slag them off, admire them for having courage to show themselves as they are and for standing up for what they believe.

MetallicA fucking steals money from artists baby!!! Yeah!!!!

I slag them off because of their hardcore support for record labels who created an industry that means a CD costs $25-$35 to buy, despite each CD only costing US50c to make each, including performance fees, legal fees, artwork, artist payment, publishing fees, and worldwide distribution.

Their inability to understand that the world has changed and that a new distribution and payment model needs to be hammered out means that record companies are dying rapidly and trying to drag everyone around them down too.

My head is well out of my arse. I have every Metallica album. I bought them all, listen to them frequently and STILL prefer MoP to anything else they've ever done. I bought my first Metallica albums in '85.

I'm entitled to my opinion, as you are to yours, but I'm not going to be rude about your opinion.

[riffer]

Strange how a lot of people dis them all the time, for what reason? Being successful? Creating an album they don't like? Making a DVD which showcases them as real people?


Okay, how about these reasons:

1. Destroying all their credibility with the Some Kind of Monster DVD. Seriously!

2. Almost successfully alienating their entire fanbase over the Napster fiasco.

An Jim2's right. On both the MOP thing and the "aye" thing.

Metallica died with Cliff Burton. :Punk:

[outlawtorn]

I slag them off because of their hardcore support for record labels who created an industry that means a CD costs $25-$35 to buy, despite each CD only costing US50c to make each, including performance fees, legal fees, artwork, artist payment, publishing fees, and worldwide distribution.

Their inability to understand that the world has changed and that a new distribution and payment model needs to be hammered out means that record companies are dying rapidly and trying to drag everyone around them down too.

My head is well out of my arse. I have every Metallica album. I bought them all, listen to them frequently and STILL prefer MoP to anything else they've ever done. I bought my first Metallica albums in '85.

I'm entitled to my opinion, as you are to yours, but I'm not going to be rude about your opinion.
Is it wrong for them to support the industry that is their bread and butter? I ain't being rude about your opinion, it's just getting old with people always saying that MOP was their best and everything after that is shit, seems like its been the trend, whether you believe it or not. It wasn't a personal dig at you dude....

[outlawtorn]

Okay, how about these reasons:

1. Destroying all their credibility with the Some Kind of Monster DVD. Seriously!

2. Almost successfully alienating their entire fanbase over the Napster fiasco.

An Jim2's right. On both the MOP thing and the "aye" thing.

Metallica died with Cliff Burton. :Punk:

I doubt their credibility has been destroyed, in fact they seem to be more popular now than ever, they are going to tour Europe in the summer, as soon as the tickets went on sale most venues sold out in under 1 and half hours.

Napster was just a financial threat to them, if someone was depositing your paycheck every month (regardless of how much you made) and was taking a few dollars off for themselves wouldn't you get pissed off too? Honestly?

[limbimtimwim]

I doubt their credibility has been destroyed, in fact they seem to be more popular now than ever, they are going to tour Europe in the summer, as soon as the tickets went on sale most venues sold out in under 1 and half hours.More popular than ever? I think their popularity sank pretty quick after Load. They are on iTunes, so they must be kinda desperate :)

[Indiana_Jones]

<img src="http://www.vinyltap.co.uk/gallery/da/davidlnof5006487203819270.jpg">

Rocks

-Indy

[Mom]

And eh eh ehhhhh is all I have to say to the sideline conversation, I prefer aye.:bleh:

LOL where I come from almost every sentence ends with "eh". Also happens in NZ too, my mother used to get really ticked off with us using "eh" to end a sentence. Being raised by a Canadian mother and a Scots father, i learned the difference early........."aye" (pronounced eye) means yes


Have you shown her the music video of "One"? Do that and then ask her if she still likes him

Sorry Sniper, like Maha man said it is a drummer thing with me...lol........:o


Used to think Metallica were great. But I was about 16/17 years old. Then I grew up.

And you are how old now? makes me laugh when the youngers adopt our music as their own, love it and then diss it when it is no longer "cool" to listen to. I listened to Metallica when I was your age and loved it. Still do :Punk: :Punk:

[Guitana]

Okay, how about these reasons:

1. Destroying all their credibility with the Some Kind of Monster DVD. Seriously!

2. Almost successfully alienating their entire fanbase over the Napster fiasco.

An Jim2's right. On both the MOP thing and the "aye" thing.

Metallica died with Cliff Burton. :Punk:

You left out all their albums sound the same!!!

[outlawtorn]

More popular than ever? I think their popularity sank pretty quick after Load. They are on iTunes, so they must be kinda desperate :)

As a matter of fact it didn't, Load still sold very well and their tours after both Load and Reload continued to sell out every performance, so no their popularity didn't sink. As far as being on iTunes is concerned, most artists are on iTunes these days, it makes pretty good business sense to do so....don't you think?

[MisterD]

As a matter of fact it didn't, Load still sold very well and their tours after both Load and Reload continued to sell out every performance, so no their popularity didn't sink.


Doesn't alter the fact that up to MoP they were cutting edge, and since they've been just another big stadium rock act, I'll give them their due marketing-wise they know what that big black T-shirt fanbase wants and they give it to them. Metallica are metal's Rolling Stones.

[James Deuce]

Napster was just a financial threat to them, if someone was depositing your paycheck every month (regardless of how much you made) and was taking a few dollars off for themselves wouldn't you get pissed off too? Honestly?

Metallica lost a huge amount of credibility with most working Musicians trying to publish original music. The only way to make money as an artist or band contracturally bound to a label, is to establish a substantial back catalogue. Bands just starting out who sign to major labels are in debt to that label until their catalogue gets them into a profit situation, provided they maintain control of the publishing rights of their music and lyrics.

Metallica the business entity (mostly Lars Ulrich) are very canny and have done all the things necessary to become a profitable business in their own right.

Napster, despite supposedly being free, was generating huge interest in lots of independent acts and making them money. Metallica refused to help the very people they themselves had been 20 years earlier, by helping to establish a new paradigm that allowed artists to market product directly to listeners, reducing costs and debts my many thousands of dollars per song released.

File sharing does not take money away from artists. It takes it away from middle men mostly, i.e the Record Companies, and possibly some of the bigger acts who are profitable due to publishing income. Most of the bigger acts have long since ceased to rely on their back catalogue for income, they make most of their money from business investments.

[Back Fire]

You're shitting me?

Their last decent album was Master of Puppets.

+1... agree with you on that

[El Dopa]

They should have stopped before the black album.....

Corrected that for you.

You're welcome.

[Waylander]

You people are weird you know that? Old stuff, new stuff, who gives a fuck?
Don't like it, don't listen to it.

I've got all their albums some I listen to more than others. Some I only listen to a few songs I like and some I listen to only when in a particular mood. It's music and I like it. That's all I care about.

Not that they changed bassist either because of death or leaving the band, or be cause they cut their hair or whatever. I like what I like and listen to what I like. Why argue about it?



(some of the above opinions may change with the level of alcohol consumed...)

[El Dopa]

Metallica are metal's Rolling Stones.

Exactly. The Rolling Stones were great, but they last released some decent music about the time The Beatles split up.

Just because a band has the 'courage' to show me a DVD of them arguing and sulking, doesn't actually mean I'll go: 'hey! how courageous! I didn't like their last album, but now suddenly I find mysef re-evaluating it, because they're, y'know, f'real.'

I love my bike, but when I take it for a service, I don't want to sit and watch the mechanic work on it.

But as I've said before, me and Outlawtorn are going to have to agree to disagree on this issue.

[Matt Bleck]

i reckon they should have stopped before the black album imho


What they made from the black album and touring, would have set them up for the rest of their lives and some.... without that they wouldn't have been able to stop. That was what i meant. IMHO Justice is their best.

[Matt Bleck]

Corrected that for you.

You're welcome.


see above .

[Two Smoker]

MoP is my favourite out of all the albums... Metallica Last year and this year have been mainly playing only the MoP album at gigs and it sounds like they are going back to their roots for the next album....

[El Dopa]

see above .

1) 'Puppets' and 'Justice' were big. The band would have had enough to live comfortably on for the rest of their naturals anyway.

2) If the primary purpose of you doing something becomes 'to make money', you might as well go and work as a stockbroker. By all means make money from what you love doing - make enough to fill your swimming pools full of champagne, vintage rollers and women of loose reputation if that makes you happy - but, especially with music, you should be doing it first and foremost because you love it. If that isn't the number one reason for you doing it, it won't be any good. It might be competent, but it won't have come from your soul.

[Indiana_Jones]

East bound and down, loaded up and truckin',
we're gonna do what they say can't be done.
We've got a long way to go and a short time to get there.
I'm east bound, just watch ol' "Bandit" run.

Keep your foot hard on the pedal. Son, never mind them brakes.
Let it all hang out 'cause we got a run to make.
The boys are thirsty in Atlanta and there's beer in Texarcana.
And we'll bring it back no matter what it takes.

East bound and down, loaded up and truckin',
we're gonna do what they say can't be done.
We've got a long way to go and a short time to get there.
I'm east bound, just watch ol' "Bandit" run.

East bound and down, loaded up and truckin',
we're gonna do what they say can't be done.
We've got a long way to go and a short time to get there.
I'm east bound, just watch ol' "Bandit" run.

Ol' Smokey's got them ears on and he's hot on your trail.
He aint gonna rest 'til you're in jail.
So you got to dodge 'im and you got to duck 'im,
you got to keep that diesel truckin'.
Just put that hammer down and give it hell.

East bound and down, loaded up and truckin',
we're gonna do what they say can't be done.
We've got a long way to go and a short time to get there.
I'm east bound, just watch ol' "Bandit" run.

<img src="http://www.capitate.co.uk/Other%20Caps/JDgreenyellow.jpg">

-Indy

[outlawtorn]

Napster, despite supposedly being free, was generating huge interest in lots of independent acts and making them money. Metallica refused to help the very people they themselves had been 20 years earlier, by helping to establish a new paradigm that allowed artists to market product directly to listeners, reducing costs and debts my many thousands of dollars per song released.

sorry dude, I don't agree with that, startup bands have something that bands 20 years ago could only even dream of.......the internet. It is THE best marketing tool for any startup band, regardless of P2P file sharing programs, as I remember it Napster let you search for bands and albums and so forth, but I don't reckon it introduced that many new bands. Websites like the old mp3.com did that and to a certain degree websites like purevolume.com are continuing to do that.

What bugs me is that everyone always gripes on about Metallica VS Napster, don't forget that Dr Dre was also involved, as was Black Crowes, Creed and Everclear to name a few of the top of my head!

[James Deuce]

sorry dude, I don't agree with that, startup bands have something that bands 20 years ago could only even dream of.......the internet. It is THE best marketing tool for any startup band, regardless of P2P file sharing programs, as I remember it Napster let you search for bands and albums and so forth, but I don't reckon it introduced that many new bands. Websites like the old mp3.com did that and to a certain degree websites like purevolume.com are continuing to do that.

What bugs me is that everyone always gripes on about Metallica VS Napster, don't forget that Dr Dre was also involved, as was Black Crowes, Creed and Everclear to name a few of the top of my head!

Napster created the Internet Music distribution Paradigm. It took Napster to make people understand that the Internet could be used for something other than porn.

I've used the Internet for my music business since the mid-90s. I've sequenced drum and percussion parts for people all over the world and created music edits and sold and distributed them via the Internet for Bobybuilding, Aerobics, synchronised swimming, and circuses.

As far as Napster not introducing new bands? You are utterly wrong. I bought about 4 times the music I do now when Napster was around and I have a huge chunk of friends who say the same thing. Most P2P apps these days are clunky and adware ridden in comparison. Download a track, like it? Go buy the album

I've tried to use the Internet for marketing a couple of bands prior to Napster - about 300 hits in 2 years. One band successfully post Napster. We did all our marketing for local gigs in Wellington via the Internet. Had gigs every week and had thousands of website hits, mostly National too, simply by posting up half a dozen demos, pics of the band in action, and pocket bios. If anyone asks me what to do now in terms of raising profile I tell them to set up a MySpace site for their band. It's free after all.

As far as the other artists? Metallica took the lead, in particular Lars. He made a huge dick of himself many times. You have to remember that at the time Napster broke, the only way into the profitable part of the Industry was via major labels , who were at that stage combining into the 2 mega-labels we see today. Those mega labels have done nothing for music at all, while more and more bands launch themselves via the Internet and a growing swag of Indy labels. The mega-labels gave us Pop Idol. Tough luck if they do fail and take hypocrites like Metallica with them

Now that Napster's gone, CD sales are dropping like a stone. Thanks to CD burners and P2P apps, people under 40 don't by CDs anymore. The artists you mentioned? All rooted, none have made anything of note or have simply vanished. Metallica almost carked it, but only held on thanks to a hardcore fan base built over decades and a belated return to their roots.

The labels and bands like Metallica need to stop focusing on hard copy and come up with a pay per download model that acknowledges how much cheaper that distribution model is instead of expecting people to pay the same price per song as they would if they bought a CD.

[limbimtimwim]

And you are how old now? makes me laugh when the youngers adopt our music as their own, love it and then diss it when it is no longer "cool" to listen to. I listened to Metallica when I was your age and loved it. Still do :Punk: :Punk:25 now. I still like Metallica Metallica and Just Juice for All a bit. But back then, I reckoned Metallica were the shit.

[Street Gerbil]

Bull. They are not bad but they are not 1337. By far.

[outlawtorn]

As far as the other artists? Metallica took the lead, in particular Lars. He made a huge dick of himself many times...........Tough luck if they do fail and take hypocrites like Metallica with them..............Now that Napster's gone, CD sales are dropping like a stone. Thanks to CD burners and P2P apps, people under 40 don't by CDs anymore...............The artists you mentioned? All rooted, none have made anything of note or have simply vanished.

Yes, Lars is a dick, always has been, but he is only protecting what he had worked so hard to create, try and put yourself in his shoes. MetallicA aren't hypocrites, in many interviews they have often expressed a wish to distribute their musiceasily and legally through the web, but can you think of a simple and easy way to do that with all of the legal shit involved and purchasing across currencies etc etc, bit of a fucking nightmare hey? Don't blame the drop in CD sales on the death of Napster, blame is on the huge amounts of copycat programs that rose out of the ashes of napster and filehosting websites and technology like Nero and cd-burners. As for the other artists being gone....Black Crowes did very well post napster, as did Creed and Everclear are still going strong. As for Dr Dre, well he is alive and kicing in the rap world and doing very well, so no, they haven't vanished.

[James Deuce]

Yes, Lars is a dick, always has been, but he is only protecting what he had worked so hard to create, try and put yourself in his shoes. MetallicA aren't hypocrites, in many interviews they have often expressed a wish to distribute their musiceasily and legally through the web, but can you think of a simple and easy way to do that with all of the legal shit involved and purchasing across currencies etc etc, bit of a fucking nightmare hey? Don't blame the drop in CD sales on the death of Napster, blame is on the huge amounts of copycat programs that rose out of the ashes of napster and filehosting websites and technology like Nero and cd-burners. As for the other artists being gone....Black Crowes did very well post napster, as did Creed and Everclear are still going strong. As for Dr Dre, well he is alive and kicing in the rap world and doing very well, so no, they haven't vanished.

Creed died about 2 years ago. Dr Dre is a producer now.

[Waylander]

Creed died about 2 years ago. Dr Dre is a producer now.

Creed was never really alive. They only put out albums because it was in thier contract with the label company to make X number of albums in x number of years. Only Scott Stapp took it seriously wich is why he's on his own now.

[Mom]

Napster created the Internet Music distribution Paradigm.
As far as Napster not introducing new bands? You are utterly wrong. I bought about 4 times the music I do now when Napster was around and I have a huge chunk of friends who say the same thing.

Napster introduced me to lots of bands I never would have heard, I also bought a heap of cd's as a result of a quick one time down load.

[Slayer]

:yes: I was wondering how long it would take OUTLAWTORN to get in on this thread!!!!!

Being a topic so close to his heart and all.

I still get a kick out of Metallica, good music to clean the bike too.

Am also getting a kick out of Apocalyptica, have heard many Metallica tunes, Faith No More tunes, Sepultura tunes and a couple of SLAYER tunes by these guys, quite amusing actually.

Heavy metal done by cello, what will they think of next?

[Switch]

Eh, no one's really mentioned St. Anger aye?
I like Metallica, i have a long haired uncle to thank for that, and some bogan that lived down my street who gave me the S&M 2 disk pack.
:rockon:

[Deano]

I enjoyed all the albums up to Metallica Metallica, which I didn't think was quite as good as previous ones.

Cliff Burton was a legend bass guitarist, but I still love Justice for All - Frayed Ends of Sanity was an awesome song, as is Blackened.

[Deano]

You people are weird you know that?

Pot, Kettle, Black.

[limbimtimwim]

Beatallica are good for a laugh: http://www.beatallica.org/

[Deviant Esq]

I enjoyed all the albums up to Metallica Metallica, which I didn't think was quite as good as previous ones.

Cliff Burton was a legend bass guitarist, but I still love Justice for All - Frayed Ends of Sanity was an awesome song, as is Blackened.

Same for me, though I still have all the Metallica albums, apart from St Waste of Fscking Time. No thanks. I still listen to the older stuff from time to time, along with Garage Inc which isn't half bad, I used to be way into Metallica when I was 16/17 too. Now 24 and think it's alright, but have other bands I prefer now.

[Deano]

Garage Days revisited - that was a fairly rare album wasn't it ? (I had it but lost it)

[Slayer]

Can make a copy for you if you like Deano?

[Deviant Esq]

Add me to that list thanx Slayer. :cool:
Oh, and some Slayer stuff to go along with it would bring back old times. Don't know what happened to all my Slayer files but it'd be good to listen to them again. :Punk:

[Deano]

Can make a copy for you if you like Deano?

That'd be cool.

Showing my age but all my Metallica is on cassette :dodge:

The whole collection up to Justice would be really nice but for copyright eh ? :innocent:

[Waylander]

Pot, Kettle, Black.
Yea but I'm weird by design. You people just come like that.

[_intense_]

opened a whole can'o worms here didn't I?

[Hitcher]

Coincidentally I've just been listening to Metallica, courtesy of Jim2's recommended link to www.last.fm

I started off by listening to Steve Vai and ended up about 45 minutes later listening to Metallica -- and a lot of interesting stuff in between.

[Guitana]

Coincidentally I've just been listening to Metallica, courtesy of Jim2's recommended link to www.last.fm

I started off by listening to Steve Vai and ended up about 45 minutes later listening to Metallica -- and a lot of interesting stuff in between.

AAAh Steve Vai what a talent the ultimate muso!!!

[MisterD]

AAAh Steve Vai what a talent the ultimate muso!!!

Noooo! Put him in the widdly-widdly guitar-wank masquerading as a song box with Satriani and Malmsteen. Next!

[Guitana]

Noooo! Put him in the widdly-widdly guitar-wank masquerading as a song box with Satriani and Malmsteen. Next!

No he truly is the mesiah!!!!!!!

[MisterD]

Does that mean we can execute him with that ridiculous extra string on his guitar?

[Waylander]

I may have missed a few though, will add to this as I find more.

Kill 'em All
None found official though a few live versions around and fan made

Ride the Lightning
Once again no official videos for these songs found yet

Master of Puppets
See above

...And Justice for all
One (http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-j39ABZyzek)

Metallica (The Black Album)
Enter Sandman (http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jRYDetbwegs)
The Unforgiven (http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5cGvzApDZKI)
Wherever I May Roam (http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=g_8bixXnEDY)
Nothing Else Matters (http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JgiGrXpOhYg)

Load
Until it Sleeps (http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=sZtszXnG11E)
King Nothing (http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=iDCbMRytppM)
Hero of the day (http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=60UJ7Qc4_E0)
Mama Said (http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-AnK_xnEEDs&mode=related&search=)

Re-Load
Fuel (http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lh1ypNyHRmA)
The Memory Remains (http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LGkOGWlBTE4)
The Unforgiven II (http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=w1mgEQTMVB8)

Garage Inc
Turn the Page (http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wPHZv2KGFyM)
Whiskey in the jar
(http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YXoWod1gCWU&mode=related&search=)
S&M
Gonna pass this one as it's live and at the moment I'm not posting live vids, else I'de have one for every song on every album. Some even from the original tour it was first played at.

St. Anger
Frantic (http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JoAGML-eed4)
St. Anger (http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Zbuk96kW9LM)
The Unnamed Feeling (http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mYhtmKmjb1E)





If any of the links don't work, are linked to the wrong song or if y'all know they did a video I don't have listed let me know and I'll get it in there.

[terbang]

Popular in this household too. Eldest has it up loud all the time and its grown on me.
Oh year, Eh, Aye or whatever. I prefer to concentrate on the big picture before dotting my Ayes and Tees.

[_intense_]

choice ahy.