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[SinceThe70s]

Metallica before anyone knew of them.

 

 

 

[Pete]

5 hours ago, SinceThe70s said:

 

I never took a deep dive into Nine Inch Nails, but liked what I heard. One lyric that always stuck with me was "Gray would be the color if I had a heart"

 

 

Trent is a great lyricist.  Here another NIN 3 pack

 

6 hours ago, SinceThe70s said:

 

I never took a deep dive into Nine Inch Nails, but liked what I heard. One lyric that always stuck with me was "Gray would be the color if I had a heart"

 

Another Trent line that stuck with me- "I Wanna Open It Up and Swim in it until I drown"

[Pete]

5 hours ago, SinceThe70s said:

Metallica before anyone knew of them.

 

 

 

We used to play Seek and Destroy and Twisted Sister You Are Under the Knife in the lockerroom before HS Football game.  It would get us ultra pumped.

 

I saw Metallica in tiny club, The Agora Ballroom in West Hartford CT, 1985.  There was no more than 500 people there

[Pete]

Fun Fact-  Dave Mustaine wrote most of Kill Em All.

 

 

Metallica recorded songs by other artists that few knew besides me, back then.

 

 

[Pete]

 

[SinceThe70s]

4 hours ago, Pete said:

We used to play Seek and Destroy and Twisted Sister You Are Under the Knife in the lockerroom before HS Football game.  It would get us ultra pumped.

 

I saw Metallica in tiny club, The Agora Ballroom in West Hartford CT, 1985.  There was no more than 500 people there

 

I'm probably repeating myself - and not trying to one up you - but I saw Metallica at a small local bar/club a week before Kill Em All came out. They were the opener and played the upcoming album from front to back. It was jaw dropping.  In a full circle moment my younger son just finished his freshman year at Virginia Tech. The football team enters the stadium to Enter Sandman and the crowd goes nuts. It's a big thing at the school to the point that they play Sandman at commencement. Even better, Metallica played at VT along with Pantera and Suicidal Tendencies this spring and it was my sons first concert. Good times.