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Welcome to Metal for podcast.

It's me, your boy, Clint Wells.

Your faithful host for 800 years. This is an All Metallica podcast. If you are hearing it for the first time every week, we talk about all things, Metallica,

everything from their touring to the records, to their guy liner and their haircuts. We cover it all.

We're deep in the load sauce. You guys know this. Today will be no different. This is episode 438. We're looking at DVD4 from the load box set, specifically the TV appearances from 96 and 97. Some of these I have not seen in a while. Some of them I don't know if I've seen since they aired. So we will be doing that.

There's a little bit of housekeeping.

A few, I plucked a few emails from the email portal.

Man, first of all, I just want to say rest in peace to the great Rob Reiner, who just tragically was found murdered in his home, him and his wife.

And they're saying that maybe his son did it.

I don't want to spend too much time on that, but I just as a lover of films, he did a million

great things, but I've been thinking tonight about Princess Bride, stand by me. Of course,

he's very famous for this, Spinal Tap. God, he did when Harry Met Sally, which is like,

along with Annie Hall, just one of the

blueprints for the romantic comedy that we all know and love. What can I say? It's just strange. I love movies sometimes as much as I love music. And I don't know if I would have said that he was like one of my favorite directors. But when you look at some of the stuff he did, you're like, Wow, man, I love these movies so much.

So anyway,

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