Rappers React To Metallica "And Justice For All"!!! 

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album right after cliffs death was 5.95 EP

@@crismelchor4563 ay dog EP is in the name, it's not an album

They did it for cliff

​@@panamajack5972and it's all covers

The hate for Lars really has nothing to do with his drumming. He was just the most vocal during the Napster era. The black album just gave ppl who already didn't like him an excuse.

Lars was still high rated in early 1990's, the performances speak for themseves. And thats not easy to carry a performance like he did, hitting so hard, 3h for a 3 years in a row tour. People can criticize, but nobody go out without consequences from that kind of tour.

110 pound drumming monster, BUT responsible for no bass on ...AJFA

I love LARS

@stephanieclark9849 believe me it started before Napster. He was looking glamor in the late 90s and they started playing more rock during the load Era. Even when garage days hit you can tell the difference from the songs covered in the 80s then during that time. Just wasn't the same thrash metal that I grew to love.

He's actually a really good drummer.... he's just an asshole who buried Jason's bass on this album. That's why everyone hates him.

having a good tone doesnt make you great though.

@@jamesnewcomb9834 I didn't say his tone did. His drumming speaks for itself. I merely mentioned his tone was brutal in that era.

@@Blackdog06019it was because James and Lars were still drowning in their sorrows so they wanted loud guitars and drums that’s what the point of that album was and it worked

Greatest bass drum tone ever recorded

The Frayed Ends of Sanity 🤘🤘🤘

as a kid, I was forever going back and forth between this, ride the lighting and master. Now, these 30 yrs later, i think i've wound up in the same place as you, but it's still really tight. Just looking at the track list, Justice does seem like the right choice and the most even across the board, the other two do definitely have low points lower than anything here, but never all that low.... and then whenever I start listening to either of the others, my indecision comes right back again. Lightning has probably my single favorite song, Fade to Black (it's not up against anything from these three, but my favorite from the black album, Wherever I May Roam, for that #1 spot), and while Ktulu is my least favorite of the three instrumentals, it's still great. Then i consider the album's raw-er production and James' less polished vocals having their own charm and the metal-purist snob in me would want to award it here. (then i snap out of it, coming to my senses, remembering that i'm not even a metal-head in the first place, Metallica's the only metal band i've ever loved, how could there be a metal-purist in me? So, Lighting's fairly easily in the third spot). Master is nearly as even front to back as Justice, Battery is amazing, the whole first half is great - Shortest Straw and Harvester of Sorrow from Justice are probably stronger than Disposable Heroes and Leper Messiah, but it's not that huge a difference, and Master's Orion is my favorite of the instrumentals. So, yeah, really tight. Master's closer, Damage, Inc., has what may be the weakest lyrics of any song on all three albums, but the music itself is still great, even though Dyers Eve is certainly superior overall. And To Live is to Die isn't that far behind Orion, as well as getting a boost from pulling my heartstrings with Cliff's spoken word verses in the middle. If it weren't for the fact that Justice's One, as amazing as it is, wasn't so damned overplayed and played-out for me that I usually skip it, Justice's win would be more clear. (the black album would be my fourth favorite, behind all three of these - it's interesting, to me at least, that the two songs vying for the top individual song would be from the albums in the bottom two album spots; these four being the only 'real' Metallica albums to me. Kill 'em All is an interesting little time capsule, definitely worth hearing at least once, but isn't something i'd go back to again and again. I do love S&M, the symphony recording, but it very much feels like it's own separate thing. There are a handful of songs I like from Load and Reload, but, overall don't care for either album. And everything after that's been pretty disappointing for me; i had high hopes going into Death Magnetic, but that wore off quickly and i've pretty much given up since then. But, man, that Holy Trinity - or should it be Infernal Trilogy - is so damn amazing that it alone keeps Metallica as one of my 5 favorite bands of all time)

I saw them on this tour as well, Faith No More was the opener. I was 11 years old LOL.

Show them with Queensryche

Sweet. Seen them both.

I saw them when the Cult opened as well. If memory serves me correctly, it was an outdoor show in Nashville. And there was an eclipse of the moon that night. 😮

I saw the same show in Omaha, NE. Metallica was amazing! The Cult was booed mercilessly and they deserved it.

Ive been listening to both for 30+ years, and still cant decide which one I love the most. So both are number 1 and Ride the Lightning number 2.

Justice has always been my favorite as well but I love Prog so it fills that need for me.

Yep, I've always preferred the style of Justice over Puppets

It was a angry album.

I think a lot, if not all the songs on the album were written by Cliff Burton before he passed. Rust in Peace my brother.

Hey Hey My My live has the most incredible guitar tone ever laid to tape.

@@BongEyedBastard funny I'd say the same about Cinnamon Girl

Anyone that's interested should look up the 'Metallic-Era' compilation, it's the original NWOBHM versions of songs covered by Metallica in the early days

Same lol

I would say: 1) R.T.L. 2) M.O.P. 3) AJFA

Both of those songs are fire!

TSS is one of their best songs imo

You mean like this? ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-vumrar1k928.html

There Is no bass at all. The right title of this record Is ''no bass for all''. Poor Jason ''newkid'' Newsted

Search for And Justice For Jason for a 3rd party remix which pisses all over the original.

for real.

@@BongEyedBastard that's why I left a link

I saw them with FNM too. Such a fun show!

Nah, Lars literally had the sound engineer turn the bass down to where you could just barely hear it, then turn it down half more. Also, Jason playing along with the rhythm guitars sounds like a great idea. In music production, you hear the term 'marriage of sounds' used, where you almost can't tell where the bass ends and the guitar starts, creating this huge, heavy wall of sound.

Definitely feel like James was trying to warn us of some stuff in this album. The things he talked about I see playing out today 🤷🏻‍♂️

@@mikeabney2527 idk if it’s just me I feel Spit out the bone easily fits in with AJFA like it’s one of those that didn’t make the list.

Hope you've been well Moe. Miss you bud!

@@KP-xn7bq Work is grueling! I really miss the gang! I really miss MJK/Tuesdays! I'm going to ask Hollywood and Smokey Ramirez if they'd be able to do my Patreon Request for my birthday: Jan 7th. It won't be as mind blowing as my first two request, but they'll really get a kick out of it!

Megadeth did not start it all though. As you probably know Metallica precedes Megadeth

@@miguelborges3125 I was talking about myself. "Brings me back to when I was discovering metal. Megadeth started it all though"