1. KEA
1. RTL
1. MOP
1. AJFA
1. Metallica
2.Load
2. St. Anger
2.Garage days/revisited
3.Reload

EDIT: the ones with same num are the ones i love the same

1. And Justice For All
2. Master of Puppets
3. Ride the Lightning
4. Metallica
5. S&M
6. Kill Em All

I don't count the other ones because I really only like two or three songs out of them.

My list is something like this:

1.S&M
2.St.Anger
3.Reload
4.Cunning Stunts
5.Load

It usually goes by how much i've listened to them, so it'll change when i start listening to the old stuff more often.And I need Live $hit: Binge & Purge.

:thumb: Heard about the new one thats coming out next year?[COLOR="Red"][/COLOR]

Live $hit binge and purge is awesome so is cliff 'em all[COLOR="Red"][/COLOR]

1. Ride The Lightning
2. Master of Puppets
3. Kill Em All
4. Black Album
5. Load
6. Reload
7. And Justice for All
8. St. Anger

:lol: There's a Metallica vs Megadeth thread in the guitar forum!

i prefer megadeth over metallica :]
to me, metallica's "greatness" lies in their influence and mass appeal, rather than their playing ability/songwriting.

however, i'll be honest and admit it was because of kirk hammett i first wanted to pick up a guitar, as i'm sure he has influenced many of us on here. although ironically...it was the solo to "nothing else matters" played by hetfield that was the thing i wanted to learn badly. so props to 'tallica~

[QUOTE=ghettoeddo]i prefer megadeth over metallica :]
to me, metallica's "greatness" lies in their influence and mass appeal, rather than their playing ability/songwriting.

[B]however, i'll be honest and admit it was because of kirk hammett i first wanted to pick up a guitar[/B], as i'm sure he has influenced many of us on here. although ironically...it was the solo to "nothing else matters" played by hetfield that was the thing i wanted to learn badly. so props to 'tallica~[/QUOTE]
It's funny, 'cause I first picked guitar because of John Frusciante (of Red Hot Chili Peppers) and now I'm a massive fan of thrash.:) Still love the Chili Peppers though.

[QUOTE=KingJay]:lol: There's a Metallica vs Megadeth thread in the guitar forum![/QUOTE]

Well it's locked now, but that was a good read.

[QUOTE=ghettoeddo]
however, i'll be honest and admit it was because of kirk hammett i first wanted to pick up a guitar, as i'm sure he has influenced many of us on here. although ironically...it was the solo to "nothing else matters" played by hetfield that was the thing i wanted to learn badly. so props to 'tallica~[/QUOTE]

I'm the same, though it was the solos from One that I wanted to learn so badly, and I've nailed the first two, now I'm working on the third.

^ definitely haven't touched "one" in months.
i should get back to it. after getting eruption down, i think i can tackle the tapping bit :]

1.) ...And Justice For All
2.) Reload
3.) Master of Puppets
4.) Live Sh!t: Bunge and Purge
5.) Ride the Lightning
6.) St. Anger (rehersal DVD is better then the album)
7.) Load
8.) Metallica
9.) Kill 'Em All
10.) Garage Inc.
11.) S & M

I helpped in the closing of the Metallica vs. Megadeth thread

So, I listened to all of Live Shi[COLOR="Silver"]t[/COLOR] yestaday. Man, that show is awesome.

[QUOTE=Doctor Night V.2.0]So, I listened to all of Live Shi[COLOR="Silver"]t[/COLOR] yestaday. Man, that show is awesome.[/QUOTE]

I my personal favorite part is Kirk's wankfest on the first CD and DVD when they are in Mexico

[QUOTE=BLS_Infernus]1.) ...And Justice For All
2.) Reload
3.) Master of Puppets
4.) Live Sh!t: Bunge and Purge
5.) Ride the Lightning
6.) St. Anger (rehersal DVD is better then the album)
7.) Load
8.) Metallica
9.) Kill 'Em All
10.) Garage Inc.
11.) S & M

I helpped in the closing of the Metallica vs. Megadeth thread[/QUOTE]

Kill 'Em All 9th? Are you insane?

You put St. Anger ahead of Kill 'Em All. How? why? where? what!

I hate that old school Thrash sound on Kill 'Em all other then Seek and Destory...and why is St. Anger ahead of that? have you ever seen the rehersal DVD or Metallica play it live? it freakin' pwns. people need to get past the "OMG NO SOLOS" phase because you are missing out on a good album. sure I would love to have solo on that album but there isn't any so just face it. one thing I do like is Metallica is back in the studio and I heard from word of Lars, Hetfield,Rob and Hammett that solos are back on for the new album

[QUOTE=BLS_Infernus]I hate that old school Thrash sound on Kill 'Em all other then Seek and Destory...and why is St. Anger ahead of that? have you ever seen the rehersal DVD or Metallica play it live? it freakin' pwns. people need to get past the "OMG NO SOLOS" phase because you are missing out on a good album. sure I would love to have solo on that album but there isn't any so just face it. one thing I do like is Metallica is back in the studio and I heard from word of Lars, Hetfield,Rob and Hammett that solos are back on for the new album[/QUOTE]
I do need to watch that DVD.

[QUOTE=BLS_Infernus]I hate that old school Thrash sound on Kill 'Em all other then Seek and Destory...and why is St. Anger ahead of that? have you ever seen the rehersal DVD or Metallica play it live? it freakin' pwns. people need to get past the "OMG NO SOLOS" phase because you are missing out on a good album. sure I would love to have solo on that album but there isn't any so just face it. one thing I do like is Metallica is back in the studio and I heard from word of Lars, Hetfield,Rob and Hammett that solos are back on for the new album[/QUOTE]
Though I agree that it isn't that bad. I don't mind that it has no solos but this argument has gone on for the past few years. I have seen them play tracks from St. Anger live and James can hit a lot of the notes, it was also too repetitive and their wasn't enough changes and fills to fill in the 9 minute songs. I don't mind listening to St. Anger but I can't help feel that it was really boring.

hey that you...I found to be a little entertaining and different then the normal which is a good thing. the sound has a more mature sound then Metallica's listen normally are but I liked it

[QUOTE=BLS_Infernus]hey that you...I found to be a little entertaining and different then the normal which is a good thing. the sound has a more mature sound then Metallica's listen normally are but I liked it[/QUOTE]
I thought The Black Album was more mature than St. Anger.

:smoke:

[QUOTE=BLS_Infernus]I hate that old school Thrash sound on Kill 'Em all other then Seek and Destory...and why is St. Anger ahead of that? have you ever seen the rehersal DVD or Metallica play it live? it freakin' pwns. people need to get past the "OMG NO SOLOS" phase because you are missing out on a good album. sure I would love to have solo on that album but there isn't any so just face it. one thing I do like is Metallica is back in the studio and I heard from word of Lars, Hetfield,Rob and Hammett that solos are back on for the new album[/QUOTE]

*shakes head*

St. Anger sucked for me for many reasons. The general reasons are that Lars forgot to sort out his kit, although is was probably his best drumming performance in Metallica. Also that the songs were long without warranting them to be long. What the hell happened? they made the songs 8 minutes to prove to fans they still have it? it ain't working when it's the same riff over and over again.

Yes, no solo's did suck, but the the whole album sucked without that factor included.

[QUOTE=ThrashMaster27]*shakes head*

St. Anger sucked for me for many reasons. The general reasons are that Lars forgot to sort out his kit, although is was probably his best drumming performance in Metallica. Also that the songs were long without warranting them to be long. What the hell happened? they made the songs 8 minutes to prove to fans they still have it? it ain't working when it's the [B]same riff over and over again.[/B]

Yes, no solo's did suck, but the the whole album sucked without that factor included.[/QUOTE]

that's been done by Metallica and every other band expect for maybe shred music in every song. Metallica also never really had short songs so qhy start making them 25 years later?

[QUOTE=BLS_Infernus]that's been done by Metallica and every other band expect for maybe shred music in every song. Metallica also never really had short songs so qhy start making them 25 years later?[/QUOTE]

I'm not debating that.

I'm just saying they're crap riffs. It's my opinion, but generally you can't use the same crap riff over and over again.

Frantic pissed me off the most.

James regrets making the songs that long. He said he made the same mistake with AJFA.

Check out this video of Cliff in For Whom the Bell Tolls (rippin' bass solo in the beginning)
edit- damn link didn't parse.

Now, I know I'm changing the subject here a little, but I just want to know who has watched the S&M concert? I know it was about 6+ years ago, but I only recently brought it on DVD. I just wanted to know what everyone else thought about it. Quite honestly, I think it is up there with some of the greatest concerts of all time, if not, the greatest. It brings together two of the most far apart genres of music and unites them briliantly. Songs like 'Master of Puppets', 'The Call of Ktulu', 'One', 'For Whom The Bell Tolls' and 'Nothing Else Matters' are just a few of the greats, and with the San Fransicso Symphony Orchestra in the background, conducted by Michael Kaymen makes all of these songs complete.

Pure Genius.:chug:

[QUOTE=Powerslave619]Now, I know I'm changing the subject here a little, but I just want to know who has watched the S&M concert? I know it was about 6+ years ago, but I only recently brought it on DVD. I just wanted to know what everyone else thought about it. Quite honestly, I think it is up there with some of the greatest concerts of all time, if not, the greatest. It brings together two of the most far apart genres of music and unites them briliantly. Songs like 'Master of Puppets', 'The Call of Ktulu', 'One', 'For Whom The Bell Tolls' and 'Nothing Else Matters' are just a few of the greats, and with the San Fransicso Symphony Orchestra in the background, conducted by Michael Kaymen makes all of these songs complete.

Pure Genius.:chug:[/QUOTE]
I think S&M is an awesome concert. I want to get it on DVD.

NEM on S&M was AMAZING. It's great live normally also, much better than a recorded one.

Call of Ktulu was also amazing. And so was fuel. Most songs were great with orchestra.

[QUOTE=ThrashMaster27]*shakes head*

St. Anger sucked for me for many reasons. The general reasons are that Lars forgot to sort out his kit, although is was probably his best drumming performance in Metallica. Also that the songs were long without warranting them to be long. What the hell happened? they made the songs 8 minutes to prove to fans they still have it? it ain't working when it's the same riff over and over again.

Yes, no solo's did suck, but the the whole album sucked without that factor included.[/QUOTE]

Lars did that with drums on purpose. All the fans wanted raw and thrash album, not hard rock like load and reload, so they delivered. It was different, but quite heavy and raw sounding. Riffs are amazing on st. anger, except they use same riff too much. But if kirk just added like a 40 second solo, it wouldn't seem so repetitive. The drumming probably isn't lars' best. Most beats were pretty simplistic just like always. His best drumming is probably on AJFA.

[url]http://www.youtube.com/watch.php?v=9e1iRmU8XXE&search=Metallica[/url]

Sorry the link didn't come through last time. This is For Whom the Bell Tolls back when Cliff was still there.