Episode 218 - Top 10 Metallica Songs (1990's)

METAL UP YOUR PODCAST - All Things Metallica

Clint Wells

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

4.9 • 787 Ratings

🗓️ 15 February 2021

⏱️ 151 minutes

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Summary

We're back at HQ3 with guest host Paul?! Moak to burn down our top ten lists from golden decade Bob Rock era. Which songs made it? Which were criminally ignored? Will Clint make it from the Grumpy Train to the Church Giggles Train? You'll have to listen to find out. Other topics discussed: - Nickleback - Tumbleweed Ron - The Californians - John Lennon - mixing - Bob Rock - Metallica's biggest song - the Colbert performance - and, somehow, more! Enjoy!

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0:00.0	Metallica, here they come, the kings of metal!
0:04.0	Oh, nah, BORN!
0:07.0	Hey, this is Chad Z. Oh, not burn!
0:23.5	Hey, this is Chad Z, Rode for Metallica, and you're listening to Metal Up Your Podcast. I have a magnet on my fridge.
0:58.8	I have a magnet on my fridge as a silhouette of Bigfoot and says, Don't Stop Believing.
1:02.0	They should have a Steve Perry for size.
1:05.9	Totally.
1:06.2	The Yeti and then a little tiny blip that Steve Perry.
1:08.4	Yeah.
1:09.5	Or the new singer.
1:11.0	Steve Perry. Or Steve. His that's Steve Perry. Yeah. Or the new singer. Steve Perry.
1:12.3	Or Steve.
1:12.7	His name's Steve.
1:13.9	The Filipino kid?
1:15.0	The Asian guy.
1:15.8	His name is Steve?
1:16.7	I believe his name is Steve.
1:18.1	I watched that documentary a couple years ago about them finding him on YouTube and stuff.
1:22.2	Yeah.
1:23.7	That bless his heart, man.
1:25.1	He is just in heaven.
1:26.3	Yeah.
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