Metallica - Load! from ...The Outlaw Torn

no surrender · Post by **no surrender** » Sunday Jan 22, 2006

freakin awesum rock!

agreed?

is rest of album as good?

f.sciarrillo · Post by **f.sciarrillo** » Monday Jan 23, 2006

Album sucks. Then anything post "And justice for all" pretty much sucks .. I still say megadeth are/were better ..

SpellboundByMetal · Post by **SpellboundByMetal** » Monday Jan 23, 2006

i like the Black Album and before. after the black album, they went WAAAY down hill.

ToonaRockGuy · Post by **ToonaRockGuy** » Monday Jan 23, 2006

Crap-Tallica completely sold the f*ck out after "And Justice For All". That was (in just my opinon) their best album, although most prefer the "Puppets" album. I liked "Justice" because of the social relavance of the songs. And it was the last time that Lars kicked ass on the drums. He just became a sucky pop drummer from the Black album on.

Punkinhead · Post by **Punkinhead** » Monday Jan 23, 2006

I agree with the previous comments. I like a little about the black album but, mostly In Justice is the last good Metallica album. Master of Puppets is my favorite though.

SavageHeart · Post by **SavageHeart** » Monday Jan 23, 2006

I agree with f.sciarrillo that Megadeth is/were better. Just my opinion though. "We won't ever make a video....we won't ever cut our hair.....we won't ever sell out.....????????????????????"

ChaosRisingRice · Post by **ChaosRisingRice** » Monday Jan 23, 2006

I would have to agree that albums isn't all that great at all. I like some songs off the black album. Even though during that album you can start to see Metallica's change for the worst.

onegunguitar · Post by **onegunguitar** » Monday Jan 23, 2006

Watch the movie "Some kind of monster" should be called some kind of crybaby-James Hetfield is an asshole,he's lucky to still have a band they way he is-he can play the guitar but he's got an attitude,imo.

ChaosRisingRice · Post by **ChaosRisingRice** » Monday Jan 23, 2006

I could not believe what the hell i was seeing in some kind of monster. It was crazy to see those guys at like that. All James was doing through out the whole movie was slamming doors behind him. And lars dealing with art. And i remember someone having gay red socks on or something like that. Was that kirk or lars? Anyways the one part that blew me away in that is when lars was talking to Bob Rock and asked him if he wanted to be apart of metallica and he was serious. Said all he had to do was talk with the guys. Unbelieveable. I have a very huge dislike for that man.

YankeeRose · Post by **YankeeRose** » Monday Jan 23, 2006

I thought there was another Metallica Thread?

f.sciarrillo · Post by **f.sciarrillo** » Monday Jan 23, 2006

Some kind of monster was stupid. Who cares about them going threw theropy to work better together. All it did was show how much of a jerk Hetfield and ulrich really are ..

Punkinhead · Post by **Punkinhead** » Monday Jan 23, 2006

MegaDeth kicks Metallica's ass IMO. I like the guitar playing alot more.

Bloodsong · Post by **Bloodsong** » Monday Jan 23, 2006

nothing metallica has ever done can musically touch megadeth's rust in peace. period.

Killjingle · Post by **Killjingle** » Monday Jan 23, 2006

actually, Im not sure if any thrash album could compare to Rust in Peace, because it was the first of its kind, probably the most thought out, and everyone else would simply be trying to create an album like it...

not reinventing the wheel like they did so to speak

f.sciarrillo · Post by **f.sciarrillo** » Monday Jan 23, 2006

"Rust In Peace" was the first album to show how good of guitar player that Marty Friedman was, outside of cocophany that is. Him and Mustain colaborated perfectly on the cd ..

Also not mention that it also showed that Nick Menza could play circles around Ulrich as well. Ulrich could hold Menzas jock strap.

Killjingle · Post by **Killjingle** » Monday Jan 23, 2006

a funny fact... Jason (HOC) and I was give Marty's solo recording when we were young to listen to by a guitar teacher of mine... it was on tape... apparently my guitar teacher had given me a copy that ran at 3/4 speed... I couldnt believe how heavy it was... I remember hearing the regular speed version of it and thinking the dude was awesome but how it wasnt nearly as lurching and heavy... that was my introduction to Friedman... I thought he played doom metal... LOL

SpellboundByMetal · Post by **SpellboundByMetal** » Monday Jan 23, 2006

hahahahaha, i bet that sounded badass though!

Killjingle · Post by **Killjingle** » Monday Jan 23, 2006

it was the most exotic thing I ever heard! I will never forget how dissapointed I was when I heard the regular cd... and I mean no disrespect to Friedman fans... but his riffs that low and his leads that fat were OUT OF THIS WORLD

HurricaneBob · Post by **HurricaneBob** » Monday Jan 23, 2006

I remember covering Lucretia when Rust came out, damn what year was that?

onegunguitar · Post by **onegunguitar** » Monday Jan 23, 2006

Marty Friedman rips!

Hunter · Post by **Hunter** » Monday Jan 23, 2006

I didn't find much wrong with Load besides a couple filler songs. The Outlaw Torn, as previously mentioned, is a great song. That album as a whole is definately not as heavy, more bluesy, but still enjoyable.

ReLoad had way too much filler, however. Not a great album.

Master will always be my favorite.

YankeeRose · Post by **YankeeRose** » Tuesday Jan 24, 2006

Killjingle wrote:actually, Im not sure if any thrash album could compare to Rust in Peace, because it was the first of its kind, probably the most thought out, and everyone else would simply be trying to create an album like it...

not reinventing the wheel like they did so to speak

Killjingle, on the other Thread you said something about not wanting to hear what someone thinks about a Band/Tune, yet...

Whatever dude - IMO, it's all good!

"And Justice For All" and "Master of Puppets" used to be my fav Metallica cds.

MEGADETH kicks major ass...I made a Marty Feldman joke months ago and thought better of it this time.