For all of us Shitallica fans

[Dr. Medulla]

My wildest pipedream is that my novels one day provide enough of an income to allow me to only have to work a part time day job.

Sell-out!

[Dr. Medulla]

Nothing better completes the evaporation of radical cred than letting a car company use your music.
https://bravewords.com/news/metallica-e ... 150-raptor

There's a rumor that Bruce is doing a Jeep ad for the Super Bowl. That seems remarkably out of character and would be very disappointing.

And here it is: https://www.nme.com/news/music/bruce-sp ... al-2874378

If he wants to make a statement about commonality and all that, cool. And if it means also encouraging people to buy cars, well, isn't that real populism?

[matedog]

Nothing better completes the evaporation of radical cred than letting a car company use your music.
https://bravewords.com/news/metallica-e ... 150-raptor

There's a rumor that Bruce is doing a Jeep ad for the Super Bowl. That seems remarkably out of character and would be very disappointing.

And here it is: https://www.nme.com/news/music/bruce-sp ... al-2874378

If he wants to make a statement about commonality and all that, cool. And if it means also encouraging people to buy cars, well, isn't that real populism?

I'm a bit relieved to see the pushback from his fans. It's not 100%, but probably a solid 50%. Given how stodgy they are, I was expecting worse.

The message is weak and him doing it is unnecessary. I'm disappointed unless he donates the money to charity which I haven't heard that he has done.

[Dr. Medulla]

Nothing better completes the evaporation of radical cred than letting a car company use your music.
https://bravewords.com/news/metallica-e ... 150-raptor

There's a rumor that Bruce is doing a Jeep ad for the Super Bowl. That seems remarkably out of character and would be very disappointing.

And here it is: https://www.nme.com/news/music/bruce-sp ... al-2874378

If he wants to make a statement about commonality and all that, cool. And if it means also encouraging people to buy cars, well, isn't that real populism?

I'm a bit relieved to see the pushback from his fans. It's not 100%, but probably a solid 50%. Given how stodgy they are, I was expecting worse.

The message is weak and him doing it is unnecessary. I'm disappointed unless he donates the money to charity which I haven't heard that he has done.

I'll bet there's a clear class and generational division between those who are being critical here and those who aren't.

[revbob]

Nothing better completes the evaporation of radical cred than letting a car company use your music.
https://bravewords.com/news/metallica-e ... 150-raptor

There's a rumor that Bruce is doing a Jeep ad for the Super Bowl. That seems remarkably out of character and would be very disappointing.

And here it is: https://www.nme.com/news/music/bruce-sp ... al-2874378

If he wants to make a statement about commonality and all that, cool. And if it means also encouraging people to buy cars, well, isn't that real populism?

I'm a bit relieved to see the pushback from his fans. It's not 100%, but probably a solid 50%. Given how stodgy they are, I was expecting worse.

The message is weak and him doing it is unnecessary. I'm disappointed unless he donates the money to charity which I haven't heard that he has done.

I'll bet there's a clear class and generational division between those who are being critical here and those who aren't.

I just wanted to know why he was driving around in an open jeep...in the middle of WINTER!?

[Dr. Medulla]

There's a rumor that Bruce is doing a Jeep ad for the Super Bowl. That seems remarkably out of character and would be very disappointing.

And here it is: https://www.nme.com/news/music/bruce-sp ... al-2874378

If he wants to make a statement about commonality and all that, cool. And if it means also encouraging people to buy cars, well, isn't that real populism?

I'm a bit relieved to see the pushback from his fans. It's not 100%, but probably a solid 50%. Given how stodgy they are, I was expecting worse.

The message is weak and him doing it is unnecessary. I'm disappointed unless he donates the money to charity which I haven't heard that he has done.

I'll bet there's a clear class and generational division between those who are being critical here and those who aren't.

I just wanted to know why he was driving around in an open jeep...in the middle of WINTER!?

Because that's what people did, when this was still America. Maybe it can be that way again.

[matedog]

There's a rumor that Bruce is doing a Jeep ad for the Super Bowl. That seems remarkably out of character and would be very disappointing.

And here it is: https://www.nme.com/news/music/bruce-sp ... al-2874378

If he wants to make a statement about commonality and all that, cool. And if it means also encouraging people to buy cars, well, isn't that real populism?

I'm a bit relieved to see the pushback from his fans. It's not 100%, but probably a solid 50%. Given how stodgy they are, I was expecting worse.

The message is weak and him doing it is unnecessary. I'm disappointed unless he donates the money to charity which I haven't heard that he has done.

I'll bet there's a clear class and generational division between those who are being critical here and those who aren't.

I just wanted to know why he was driving around in an open jeep...in the middle of WINTER!?

I read that it was his Jeep. Some model from 1980 or something. He was apparently involved with the creative process and it was something that they had been working on for 10 years (?) There's something missing in the story.

[revbob]

And here it is: https://www.nme.com/news/music/bruce-sp ... al-2874378

If he wants to make a statement about commonality and all that, cool. And if it means also encouraging people to buy cars, well, isn't that real populism?

I'm a bit relieved to see the pushback from his fans. It's not 100%, but probably a solid 50%. Given how stodgy they are, I was expecting worse.

The message is weak and him doing it is unnecessary. I'm disappointed unless he donates the money to charity which I haven't heard that he has done.

I'll bet there's a clear class and generational division between those who are being critical here and those who aren't.

I just wanted to know why he was driving around in an open jeep...in the middle of WINTER!?

I read that it was his Jeep. Some model from 1980 or something. He was apparently involved with the creative process and it was something that they had been working on for 10 years (?) There's something missing in the story.

Working on the jeep for 10 years or the commercial?

[BitterTom]

Now this is a fucking tune. The chanting at the start was a sample from The Wizard of Oz and works oddly well. From there we get a standard solid riff but it hits 10/10 from 4 minutes exactly. Starting with a nice drum fill we get one of Hetfield's best ever riffs followed by one of my favourite solos from Hammett. ...And Justice is one hell of an album, probably my favourite of theirs.

To any metalphobes on here, please skip to 4 mins in and I'll glady accept any repentance.

[Guest1]

Now this is a fucking tune. The chanting at the start was a sample from The Wizard of Oz and works oddly well. From there we get a standard solid riff but it hits 10/10 from 4 minutes exactly. Starting with a nice drum fill we get one of Hetfield's best ever riffs followed by one of my favourite solos from Hammett. ...And Justice is one hell of an album, probably my favourite of theirs.

To any metalphobes on here, please skip to 4 mins in and I'll glady accept any repentance.

And Justice is the best thing they ever did hands down. I never got why people hated on the black album so much when it’s clearly just a logical progression from the slower groovier numbers they did on this album. I also think it’s laughable to accuse Metallica of selling out when they were hardly ever the heaviest thing in metal. They set a precedent for speed perhaps, but by 88” thrash was old hat. The thing that set them and megadeth apart were their songwriting skills, and knack for catchy progressive song structures.
I mean for fucks sake this was released in 87:

[Marky Dread]

Now this is a fucking tune. The chanting at the start was a sample from The Wizard of Oz and works oddly well. From there we get a standard solid riff but it hits 10/10 from 4 minutes exactly. Starting with a nice drum fill we get one of Hetfield's best ever riffs followed by one of my favourite solos from Hammett. ...And Justice is one hell of an album, probably my favourite of theirs.

To any metalphobes on here, please skip to 4 mins in and I'll glady accept any repentance.

And Justice is the best thing they ever did hands down. I never got why people hated on the black album so much when it’s clearly just a logical progression from the slower groovier numbers they did on this album. I also think it’s laughable to accuse Metallica of selling out when they were hardly ever the heaviest thing in metal. They set a precedent for speed perhaps, but by 88” thrash was old hat. The thing that set them and megadeth apart were their songwriting skills, and knack for catchy progressive song structures.
I mean for fucks sake this was released in 87:

Fucking hell it leaves me cold and I've currently got a very high temperature. It baffles me how people who like The Clash like Metallica also. Still variety is the spice of life. Give me conformity or give me napalm death.

[Guest1]

Now this is a fucking tune. The chanting at the start was a sample from The Wizard of Oz and works oddly well. From there we get a standard solid riff but it hits 10/10 from 4 minutes exactly. Starting with a nice drum fill we get one of Hetfield's best ever riffs followed by one of my favourite solos from Hammett. ...And Justice is one hell of an album, probably my favourite of theirs.

To any metalphobes on here, please skip to 4 mins in and I'll glady accept any repentance.

And Justice is the best thing they ever did hands down. I never got why people hated on the black album so much when it’s clearly just a logical progression from the slower groovier numbers they did on this album. I also think it’s laughable to accuse Metallica of selling out when they were hardly ever the heaviest thing in metal. They set a precedent for speed perhaps, but by 88” thrash was old hat. The thing that set them and megadeth apart were their songwriting skills, and knack for catchy progressive song structures.
I mean for fucks sake this was released in 87:

Fucking hell it leaves me cold and I've currently got a very high temperature. It baffles me how people who like The Clash like Metallica also. Still variety is the spice of life. Give me conformity or give me napalm death.

I think apply some sort of political doctrine to which music you like is a bit silly. I equally love Napalm Death and 70s era genesis.

[Marky Dread]

Now this is a fucking tune. The chanting at the start was a sample from The Wizard of Oz and works oddly well. From there we get a standard solid riff but it hits 10/10 from 4 minutes exactly. Starting with a nice drum fill we get one of Hetfield's best ever riffs followed by one of my favourite solos from Hammett. ...And Justice is one hell of an album, probably my favourite of theirs.

To any metalphobes on here, please skip to 4 mins in and I'll glady accept any repentance.

And Justice is the best thing they ever did hands down. I never got why people hated on the black album so much when it’s clearly just a logical progression from the slower groovier numbers they did on this album. I also think it’s laughable to accuse Metallica of selling out when they were hardly ever the heaviest thing in metal. They set a precedent for speed perhaps, but by 88” thrash was old hat. The thing that set them and megadeth apart were their songwriting skills, and knack for catchy progressive song structures.
I mean for fucks sake this was released in 87:

Fucking hell it leaves me cold and I've currently got a very high temperature. It baffles me how people who like The Clash like Metallica also. Still variety is the spice of life. Give me conformity or give me napalm death.

I think apply some sort of political doctrine to which music you like is a bit silly. I equally love Napalm Death and 70s era genesis.

I'm no fan of either but there's no hate for them. Some of Genesis prog stuff is okay but I wouldn't choose to play any. Napalm Death are crap. But hey each to their own.

[Guest1]

Now this is a fucking tune. The chanting at the start was a sample from The Wizard of Oz and works oddly well. From there we get a standard solid riff but it hits 10/10 from 4 minutes exactly. Starting with a nice drum fill we get one of Hetfield's best ever riffs followed by one of my favourite solos from Hammett. ...And Justice is one hell of an album, probably my favourite of theirs.

To any metalphobes on here, please skip to 4 mins in and I'll glady accept any repentance.

And Justice is the best thing they ever did hands down. I never got why people hated on the black album so much when it’s clearly just a logical progression from the slower groovier numbers they did on this album. I also think it’s laughable to accuse Metallica of selling out when they were hardly ever the heaviest thing in metal. They set a precedent for speed perhaps, but by 88” thrash was old hat. The thing that set them and megadeth apart were their songwriting skills, and knack for catchy progressive song structures.
I mean for fucks sake this was released in 87:

Fucking hell it leaves me cold and I've currently got a very high temperature. It baffles me how people who like The Clash like Metallica also. Still variety is the spice of life. Give me conformity or give me napalm death.

I think apply some sort of political doctrine to which music you like is a bit silly. I equally love Napalm Death and 70s era genesis.

I'm no fan of either but there's no hate for them. Some of Genesis prog stuff is okay but I wouldn't choose to play any. Napalm Death are crap. But hey each to their own.

Napalm Death is certainly an acquired taste. I’ll give you that lol.

[Marky Dread]

And Justice is the best thing they ever did hands down. I never got why people hated on the black album so much when it’s clearly just a logical progression from the slower groovier numbers they did on this album. I also think it’s laughable to accuse Metallica of selling out when they were hardly ever the heaviest thing in metal. They set a precedent for speed perhaps, but by 88” thrash was old hat. The thing that set them and megadeth apart were their songwriting skills, and knack for catchy progressive song structures.
I mean for fucks sake this was released in 87:

Fucking hell it leaves me cold and I've currently got a very high temperature. It baffles me how people who like The Clash like Metallica also. Still variety is the spice of life. Give me conformity or give me napalm death.

I think apply some sort of political doctrine to which music you like is a bit silly. I equally love Napalm Death and 70s era genesis.

I'm no fan of either but there's no hate for them. Some of Genesis prog stuff is okay but I wouldn't choose to play any. Napalm Death are crap. But hey each to their own.

Napalm Death is certainly an acquired taste. I’ll give you that lol.

I think the first time I ever heard them was on the John Peel show. I think even now it's the shortest ever Peel session. I thought it was really funny to play those super quick short songs. But then the joke wears thin.