lol

I bought Ride the Lightning today, **** this thread almost has 1,000 pages :D

Like it?

yeh it's a great album, best songs are Ride The lightning, Fade To Black, For Whom THe Bells Toll and Fight Fire with Fire

For a long, but relaxing song Call of Ktulu, is a great listen.

great album :thumb:

Do you have anymore?

nah, I just got into them really, and I was decidin' between Ride the Lightning, and St. ANger, but the shop keeper said, Ride the Lightening was better so I went with his opinion

I'd agree.

[QUOTE=Jimmypageguitarhero]nah, I just got into them really, and I was decidin' between Ride the Lightning, and St. ANger, but the shop keeper said, Ride the Lightening was better so I went with his opinion[/QUOTE]

quite a lot better :) i cant wait for their new album

Buy Master of Puppets or Kill 'em All next.

go for KEA, its more like ride

[I]Master of Puppets[/I] should definately be your next purchase

If you like straight up thrash go for KEA.
If you like progressive go for AJFA.
If you like excellent memorable riffs go for MOP.

i was lookin for MOP but it wasn't in the shop,
I do want all the albums as they all seem equally good

What does AJFA stand for

[QUOTE=Jimmypageguitarhero]i was lookin for MOP but it wasn't in the shop,
I do want all the albums as they all seem equally good

What does AJFA stand for[/QUOTE]
and justice for all

okay, thanks

What albums do any of you have, any do you know any details about the new one

[QUOTE=Jimmypageguitarhero]okay, thanks[/QUOTE]

AJFA is good, but they turned the bass right down on it, to piss jason off

EDIT: Ive got them all :p most people have i think, and i dont know about the new album :upset:

Is it cos all that they needed therapy to keep the band together

[QUOTE=JonG]If you like straight up thrash go for KEA.
If you like progressive go for AJFA.
If you like excellent memorable riffs go for MOP.[/QUOTE]


listen to this man, he speaks the truth

I think there are more memorable riffs on AJFA.

[QUOTE=FlyingPaul_83]listen to this man, he speaks the truth[/QUOTE]
:cool:

Master of Puppets has way more memorable riffs than AJFA..

Master of Puppets itself, the song is always on the radio. If you've heard it for the first time you would fall in love with it. Also Battery, Sanitarium, Orion, Leper Messiah.

Memorbale riffs like what- also what songs are ont he AJFA album ,and the KEA album

[QUOTE=JonG]:cool:

Master of Puppets has way more memorable riffs than AJFA..

Master of Puppets itself, the song is always on the radio. If you've heard it for the first time you would fall in love with it. Also Battery, Sanitarium, Orion, Leper Messiah.[/QUOTE]

I didn't like mop and battery the first few times I've heard it. Sanitarium and One I did though.

AJFA - One, blackened, etc..
KEA - Motorbreath, Seek and destroy, metal militia, etc..

[QUOTE=Jimmypageguitarhero]Memorbale riffs like what- also what songs are ont he AJFA album ,and the KEA album[/QUOTE]

and justice for all is a good song, one, dyers eve, blackened?

whiplash, seek and destroy, phantom lord, motorbreath, hit the lights on KEA

EDIT: KEA is a excellent album :thumb:

[QUOTE=Jimmypageguitarhero]Memorbale riffs like what- also what songs are ont he AJFA album ,and the KEA album[/QUOTE]
AJFA is a great album, don't get me wrong. I also favor it more, mainly because I love progressive rock and metal.

Memorable riffs are riffs that could be marked down as the greatest riff of all time. An example is Master of Puppets.


AJFA has a lot of good stuff. It has a great instrumental(To Live Is To Die), and possibly Lars' greatest drumming(Dyer's Eve). It also has Blackened and One, two of my most favorite songs on there.

Kill Em All is their thrash album when they had Mustaine. The Four Horsemen is very mentionable as is Anesthesia(Pulling Teeth) which spotlights Cliff Burtons songwriting and bass skills. Seek and Destroy is a favorite to all Metallica fans and highlights Mustaines solos. Metal Militia is a great one too. But, my favorite on KEA is definately Whiplash.


I can't really say that I don't like any song of the albums that you mentioned, so it is very hard for me to choose.

The first Metallica songs I loved were One, MoP, Fade To Black, Call of the Ktulu and Enter Sandman.

I shal keep all these songs in mind

I can upload Master of Puppets if you would like to hear it before you buy it.

Yea do that for him and some one should get Blackened up for him