You know what? We're starting off this episode today. I'm being combative, alright? Because I tried so hard and that's so far. Wait, I'll be back in a minute.

It doesn't even matter. It starts with one thing. I don't know why it doesn't even matter how hard you try. Keep that in mind.

I'm Warren Ten.

They apparently, which also welcomes a page 7. My name is Jackie Zbrowski. We're here with Natalie Jean Zbrowski as well. And Molly, who is just looking at me with such true disgust.

I am Molly Nethel and I am certain that this is not the first time you started the show with that song.

It probably is it, but it's been in my head because on last podcast this week, they were, they threw new metal under the goddamn bus.

There is a lot of anger online regarding their opinions about Lincoln Park. Yeah, that's a horn. It's nasty. Don't want to kick.

No, and I think you know the thing is that you know I never wanted to be a combatant against our brethren here on the network. But I gotta say, I have to stand up for new metal.

I'm the one standing up for it because you know what? It was exactly how I felt for years. And I put them in my 5 CD chamber, feed the dis chamber.

And man, and I would just listen to it over and over again and I would just scream about how no one understood me.

Well, your older sister also was on that bandwagon, wasn't she? Did you grow up with it like pretty young?

Well, I thought it was really cool because we would go like Henry and Jessica and I had gone to see Metallica. So I was like, oh man, I'm like bad to the bone.

Which now when looking back, I realized that it wasn't bad to the bone. So I think that's how I started listening because in my brain, which this is sacrilegious to say, but in my brain, that was all the same kind of music.

It was like it was angry. You're gonna want to watch out with that statement.

You're kicking a different heart. I love Metallica. I'm not saying this in a good way for me. But I also know, yes, I'm probably going to get yelled at for this.

At least by Henry, because I know that I should never compare Metallica to Lincoln Park. They are very different things.

I don't know anything about music, though. Is the thing.

You know, at the stage, Metallica and Lincoln Park are at that different. I'm also going to get yelled at for that.

Wow, wow. We're just breaking down barriers today's page seven. I mean, I think as I live with, my husband is a member of the generation X.

He is also a metalhead. I think that as millennials, we might have a different perspective on this.

I think that a generation X metalhead would be absolutely appalled to have their metal associated with the new metal of the millennial era, which, you know, the millennial junior high era.

Does your husband consider Metallica like hardcore metal? Because they're not to me that hardcore from that era.

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