That's Not Metal TNM Encore: New Metallica Album
Oct 6, 2015
Listeners dive into excitement over Metallica's anticipated album. The hosts passionately debate the merits of 'Load,' 'Reload,' and the controversial 'Lulu.' They reflect on personal memories shaping their views of Metallica's discography. Nostalgia clashes with skepticism as they ponder the band's evolving legacy and live performances. Fans' emotional ties to earlier works bring both hopes and concerns for future releases, highlighting the enduring impact of this legendary group.
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Desire For A Strong New Record
- Steve wishes simply for a good Metallica album and values consistent quality over novelty.
- He cites Load and Death Magnetic as his recent favorites but expresses mixed feelings about later releases.
Load Was A Personal Milestone
- Steve remembers buying Load as his first Metallica album and still liking it a lot.
- He contrasts this with changing opinions on later albums like Death Magnetic and Reload.
Lulu Feels Fundamentally Mismatched
- Bees rejects Lulu entirely and thinks its pairing of styles fails badly.
- He argues Hetfield's lyric style clashes with the album's artistic aims, making it sound silly.