Episode 128 - Kill 'Em All (w/ Commentary)

METAL UP YOUR PODCAST - All Things Metallica

Clint Wells

Clint Wells, Ethan Luck, Heavy Metal, Arts, Nashville, Metal Up Your Podcast, Metal, Music, Society & Culture, Thrash Metal, Metallica

4.9 • 775 Ratings

🗓️ 1 July 2019

⏱️ 119 minutes

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Summary

In this episode we sit down and listen through the debut masterpiece that is Kill 'Em All with running commentary throughout. After several weeks of touring it was nice to sit together in HQ2 and listen through the record the started it all for Metallica. At the end of the episode we debut the new Lunar Satan track "Voices" featuring patrons Brian King (drummer for Reality Suite) and Chris Caccamise (bass player at The Bass Channel on YouTube) and mixed by none other than Paul?! Moak. In this episode we also discuss: - Dave Mustaine's cancer diagnosis and the future of the Mustaine impersonation on MUYP - Kirk and Rob's upcoming The Wedding Band gig in Toronto - The new Master distiller for Blackened Whiskey - James listening to Slayer in his car - Clint's fortuitous meeting with Judd Apatow in a NYC comedy club - The recent performances of St. Anger - Joyce rubs olive oil all over her body to retain her youthful image - the origins of Lunar Satan - the S&M2 ticket giveaway

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0:00.0	Metallica, here they come, the kings of metal.
0:05.0	So fucking what?
0:23.5	Hey, this is Jay Weinberg from Slipknot, and you're listening to Metal Up Your Podcast.
0:51.2	You're listening to Metalup Your Podcast. I'm Ethan Luck. And I'm Clint Wells.
0:52.0	This is episode 128.
0:53.2	We're going to do a little commentary back to the OG album, Kill Them All. The one that started it all. Started it all. It did.
1:01.4	Yeah, I'm excited about this one. I don't often listen to this record as much as I do, like
1:05.8	Hardwire or Black Album or something like that. So I'm excited to dive into it again. Why do you think that is?
1:11.9	I don't know.
1:14.4	It might be because I've just heard it for so many years.
1:18.3	Lately I've been dipping into like 90s, 2000s for the most part.
1:18.6	Right.
1:19.6	When I do put Metallic on.
1:22.6	But yeah, every once in a while, I'll throw this record on.
1:27.6	You know, I think it's a great record. I think that, like we've talked about in the last few episodes,
1:30.3	the progression from this to red lightning is so drastic.
1:33.9	I just love lightning and puppets so much more.
1:34.3	Yeah.
1:37.9	Other than St. Angers, it's also probably my least listen to record.
1:38.2	Yeah.
1:39.9	It will be fun also, too.
1:48.9	Like, we've been doing these anthrax records and like exploring the big four to be it's interesting to maybe try to put on a different hat and listen to it like imagine if i if i was a big anthrax guy and you were being italica guy yeah we were going to do our sort of combing through it i wonder if we're
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